put their diabetes into remission. The diet, known as the soup and shake diet, involves shakes, soups and meal-replacement bars for a few months before gradually reintroducing healthy solid foods.

Protein shakes offer a simple way to boost protein intake, but not everyone needs to include them in their diets. Dietitians ...

The soups and shakes contain the right balance of nutrients People can put their type 2 diabetes into remission by going on a strict 900-calorie-a-day liquid diet offered by the NHS. Sticking to ...

The shake and soup diet programme is fully funded by the NHS ... as well as support from their GP. Diabetes UK said people should be supported to find the approach that is most appropriate ...

Thousands more people in England with type 2 diabetes will be offered the chance to try a soup-and-shake diet weight-loss plan for free on the NHS. Studies show switching to the low-calorie liquid ...

There truly is no such thing as a diabetic diet. It's really how we all should be eating, anyway. However, eating a diabetic diet, the idea is to help control our blood sugar by balancing our ...

Reintroducing regular foods, he embraced a diet rich in vegetables ... As the battle against type 2 diabetes rages on, the unassuming duo of soups and shakes stands as an unexpected contender.

A new study indicated that a low-carbohydrate diet may help adults with type 2 diabetes gain better blood sugar control and make it possible to decrease diabetes medication. Photo by Nataliya ...