Soup and Shake Diet Shows Promise in Reversing Type 2 Diabetes

NHS program reports significant remission rates, though long-term efficacy remains uncertain.

A year-long NHS program saw 32% of Type 2 diabetes patients achieve remission with a low-calorie diet.
Participants lost an average of 35 pounds by consuming 800-900 calories daily from soups and shakes.
The program involved 12 weeks of meal replacements followed by gradual reintroduction of solid foods.
Researchers caution that the diet may not be suitable for everyone and long-term results are still being studied.
The NHS plans to expand the program, currently enrolling 10,000 participants annually.