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WEIGHT LOSS

For Prediabetes

Losing excess weight is a major
factor for reducing
your risk for
developing type 2 diabetes.
how does weight
affect prediabetes?

Excess weight is one of the main risk factors
of prediabetes

Gaining weight, especially around the
abdominal
area, increase the risk of developing
prediabetes

Maintaining optimal weight should be
the priority

Losing 5-10% of your total body weight can
reduce prediabetes risk by 50%1

7% weight loss improved the ability to respond
to
insulin by 57%

how much activity
should you do2?
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GETTING STARTED IF YOU'RE
NOT USED TO BEING ACTIVE
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INCLUDE AEROBICS
& STRENGTH ACTIVITIES
IN YOUR EXERCISE SCHEDULE

YOU CAN ALSO START SHEDDING

EXTRA WEIGHT

BY EATING ABOUT

1500 KCAL/DAY FOR WOMEN

& 1800 KCAL/DAY FOR MEN

YOU CAN ALSO START SHEDDING
EXTRA WEIGHT
BY EATING ABOUT
1500 KCAL/DAY FOR WOMEN
& 1800 KCAL/DAY FOR MEN

GET HELP FOR
LONG TERM SUCCESS

A structured approach from a multidisciplinary team can
help you take small and
practical steps to a lifelong healthy
habits and lifestyle.

DOCTOR

DIETITIANS

EXERCISE SPECIALIST

BEHAVIOURAL THERAPIST

Through combined expert guidance, you can practice the
lifestyle skills, nutrition
habits and fitness plan that is
personalised to you until they become second
nature,
which enables you to continue your prediabetes journey on
your own.

The information contained herein develop in collaboration with UPM.

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Panel of Advisors

Department of Dietetics

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences

Universiti Putra Malaysia

References:

1. Rintamäki, R., Rautio, N., Peltonen, M., Jokelainen, J., Keinänen-Kiukaanniemi, S., Oksa, H., ...& Moilanen, L. (2021). Long-term outcomes of lifestyle intervention to
prevent type 2 diabetes in people at high risk in primary health care. Primary Care Diabetes, 15(3), 444-450.

2. NCCFN (2020). Malaysian Dietary Guidelines. 2nd ed. Putrajaya: National Coordinating Committee on Food and Nutrition, https://nutrition.moh.gov.my/MDG2020/
mobile/index.html

Approval Code: MY-NOND-00121

*When reading this Web site, please remember that the information contained herein is intended for general reference only. Not to be used as a substitute for healthcare professional advice. You should consult with an appropriate healthcare professional for further information or discussion on any specific problem or matter which is covered by information provided herein before taking any action.