For A Whole New Level, Eric Edmeades, author of “Postdiabetic,” explains why people who have reversed Type 2 diabetes shouldn’t then be called “prediabetic.”
- Type 2 diabetes is largely reversible with lifestyle changes.
- But as glucose levels—such as A1C and fasting glucose—start trending downward, people will again have the levels they had when they were diagnosed with prediabetes.
- However, if they’ve overhauled lifestyle and continue to stick to their new habits, they may eventually see glucose levels that are no longer consistent with a prediabetes diagnosis.
- Therefore, “prediabetic” is incorrect language to describe someone who has essentially recovered from Type 2 diabetes.
- Instead, they should be considered “postdiabetic.”
- And a “postdiabetic” diagnosis should come with different health advice.
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