Diabetes has emerged as a global health crisis, with India at the forefront of this epidemic. As of 2022, over 800 million adults worldwide are living with diabetes, nearly doubling since 1990. In India, this translates to approximately 101 million individuals affected by the disease, making it the country with the highest number of diabetes cases globally.

The prevalence of diabetes in India is notably high among the younger population. A recent study revealed that 14% of individuals screened in Telangana were diagnosed with diabetes, highlighting the alarming rise of the disease among younger age groups.

Diabetes is primarily a lifestyle disorder and can be effectively managed through proper diet and regular exercise. However, misinformation and lack of awareness often lead individuals to follow unverified advice, which can be harmful. At Nutralytics, we offer scientifically evidence-based courses to enhance your knowledge and practice, empowering you to make informed decisions about diabetes management.