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No general website can promise a cure. Type 1 diabetes requires insulin. Type 2 diabetes can sometimes improve substantially and some people may reach remission under appropriate clinical care, but treatment and outcomes vary.
Not automatically. Portion, total carbohydrate, the rest of the meal, medication and your glucose pattern matter. Ask for personalised nutrition advice if you need a specific carbohydrate plan.
Your target should come from your care team because targets vary with diabetes type, treatment, pregnancy, age, risk of low glucose and other health factors.
Some people need frequent testing; others do not. It depends on treatment and clinical goals. Insulin and medicines that can cause low glucose often make monitoring more important.
Physical activity can affect glucose and improve insulin sensitivity, but the response varies. Exercise can also contribute to low glucose in some people using insulin or certain medicines, so personal precautions matter.
No. Fruit can fit into a healthy diet. Whole fruit is generally preferable to sugary drinks or large amounts of juice. Portion and individual response still matter.
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Medication changes, repeated high or low glucose, pregnancy, severe symptoms, wound care, foot ulcers, vision changes, kidney concerns and other individual issues need professional assessment.