Integrative Approaches and Proposed Protocols for Non-Insulin Resistant Diabetes

Thus, NIDMM needs a special strategy because it is a complex phenomenon. The aim will, therefore, be to conduct a critical appraisal of relevant literature in order to develop a fully appreciable viewpoint of NIDDM and later suggest an integrative strategy that will address its different components. This proposal is aimed at combining old-fashioned medical treatments with nutraceuticals and lifestyle change. The combination of modalities aims at ensuring that besides glycemic-related targets NIDDD is addressed. One very enlightening case study that highlights the importance of this integrative approach is mentioned in this regard. It is about an elderly woman aged sixty years who was found to be suffering from genetic hypertension as well as behavioural hypertensive causes. In addition to the diabetes family history, the case study describes the events that happened along the patient's care pathway for a month or more. The findings indicated significant improvements in glycosylated hemoglobin, blood pressure, and lipid profiles. This also demonstrated significant decreases in the number of complication cases and better patient status. Such an approach has shown that it can simplify NIDDM and constitutes a shift towards more useful and tailor-made diabetes mellitus type 2 management approaches. This provides more credence to the ongoing discussions on utilizing interconnected means in the new form of type two diabetes management, which demands a versatile and individualized therapeutic regimen. The rapidly rising global burden of NIDDM provides an excellent foundation for additional exploratory research on this combined intervention pathway with a view toward the formulation of a patient-focused diabetes management protocol.