Session 26- Prevent T2 for Life!

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Preventing Type 2 Diabetes for Life: What to Do After the Program Ends

1. 🔄 Turn New Habits into a Lifestyle

  • Stick to the routines that worked during the program: regular meals, mindful eating, and physical activity.
  • Make it realistic: Aim for progress, not perfection.
  • Keep healthy habits enjoyable so they last.

2. 📆 Create a Weekly Plan

  • Schedule movement, grocery shopping, and meal prepping just like appointments.
  • Use a planner or phone reminders for consistency.
  • Keep at least one day a week for a “reset check-in” — weigh in, set goals, and review wins.

3. 💪🏽 Stay Physically Active

  • Move at least 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week.
  • Include strength training 2x a week to help insulin sensitivity.
  • Don’t stop if the weight loss slows — activity helps control blood sugar even without weight loss.

4. 📈 Keep Tracking

  • You don’t have to track everything forever, but stay aware of:
    • A1C and glucose numbers every 3-6 months
    • Weight range (use “non-scale victories” too!)
    • How you feel energy-wise and mentally

5. 🍽️ Stick to the Balanced Plate

  • Stick with what you learned: lean proteins, fiber-rich carbs, and non-starchy vegetables.
  • Watch for “creep-back” of processed or sugary foods.
  • Keep your kitchen prepped for success — frozen veggies, healthy snacks, and meal ingredients on hand.

6. 🧠 Mindset Maintenance

  • Practice stress reduction: breathing, stretching, prayer, walking, journaling.
  • Stay connected to your “why”: kids, health, independence, energy, confidence.
  • Remember: this is a lifestyle, not a diet.

7. 👥 Stay Connected

  • Join or start a support group, or keep in touch with program participants.
  • Ask your coach if there are monthly check-ins, maintenance groups, or alumni challenges.
  • Accountability is key—even if it’s just a friend, calendar, or app.

8. 📚 Continue Learning

  • Follow reputable health pages, YouTube channels, or podcasts focused on diabetes prevention.
  • Keep challenging yourself with new healthy recipes, fitness goals, or reading labels.

🌟 Encouragement to Share:

“The program was the beginning—but you are the reason you’ll keep winning. This isn’t the end, it’s your next level.”

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