Diabetes is a condition in which body is unable to effectively utilize glucose for its energy needs.
As a result glucose levels rise in the blood and extra glucose is expelled in the urine.
Diabetes was once thought to be irreversible.
Today almost every one of us knows someone who has diabetes.
Two of the main contributing factor to this rapid increase are sedentary lifestyle and peoples tendency of dining out.
If you have any of the following you are at risk of developing diabetes,family history of diabetes, overweight, low HDL ( less than 35 ) and High LDL (more than 250), high blood pressure.
Women who have gestational diabetes or have a history of delivering large babies( weighing 9 pounds or more) are also at a an increased risk of developing diabetes.
How to Reverse Diabetes The good news is that type 2 diabetes is largely reversible.
Research studies have shown that a change in lifestyle such as:

1. Comprising exercise
2. Proper Diet and
3. Weight loss

can not only reduce this risk by 50 percent, but also significantly delay the onset of diabetes.
I have reversed my diabetes and so you can also.
Hence by managing weight, eating a proper and healthy diet, most important exercise can help you in reversing/ preventing the diabetes.
One should also have blood sugar levels checked at least once a year to detect presence of diabetes at an early stage because diabetes early diagnosed can be easily reversed as compared to diabetes diagnosed lately because of the short and long term complications associated with it.