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What is the primary focus of the current medical system regarding health?

Treatment after disease onset (correct)

Increased accessibility of medications

Utilization of traditional remedies

Emphasis on prevention

What does the term 'homeostasis' refer to in the context of health?

The process of recovering from illness

An increase in metabolic rate

The maintenance of internal stability despite external changes (correct)

The body's ability to adapt to environmental changes

Which of the following is a significant cause of diabetes as mentioned?

Poor diet and lifestyle choices (correct)

High levels of physical exercise

Genetic predisposition alone

Strict dietary restrictions

What can individuals do to lower their chances of developing diabetes?

<p>Reduce or eliminate risk factors and follow healthy strategies</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the potential consequences of disrupted blood sugar control mechanisms?

<p>Hypoglycemia or diabetes</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Prevention of Diabetes

Prevention of diabetes is highly possible.
Diet and lifestyle are major risk factors for major US killers, including diabetes.
Reducing risk factors and following dietary and lifestyle strategies dramatically lessen diabetes risk.
The body strives for homeostasis, maintaining ideal internal conditions, including stable blood sugar.
Blood glucose levels must be tightly controlled; extremes (high or low) are harmful.
Disruption of blood sugar control mechanisms can lead to hypoglycemia or diabetes.

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Test your knowledge on the prevention of diabetes through lifestyle and dietary changes. This quiz covers the essential risk factors and strategies to maintain healthy blood sugar levels. Understand how to achieve homeostasis and recognize the importance of controlling blood glucose levels.