Can living near a park be the answer to reversing type two diabetes? According to researchers in Great Britain, the answer is a resounding ‘yes.’
Having access to a park might be the very key to unlocking the reversal of type 2 diabetes.
In a joint research study involving 2 continents, scientists at the University of Western Sydney in Australia and the University of St. Andrews in the United Kingdom have shown that living near a park can drop your risk of diabetes right off the charts.
Scientists looked at health measurements of people who live within 5 kilometers of a neighborhood park and found that those who lived the closest to a community park had the highest likelihood of eliminating type 2 diabetes.
Researchers saw that proximity to parks and green spaces tended to mirror likelihood to exercise and spend time in fresh air. Participants who lived closer to a park tended to exercise more and spend less time on the couch.
Could it be so simple?
Yes, simply learn the history of food over the last 10,000 years…our ancestors did not have this illness. Food is the most important chemical for us. Food and beverage controls our health and allows our body to heal or cause illnesses for lack of knowledge.
Something to think about…
This seems logical. Type 2 is usually associated with diet/weight. If you drop the weight and eat healthier, it stands to reason. Wish I lived within walking distance of a park 🙂
Hi Sue, add stress to the mixture then you have a formula for being dead sick!