Answer:
A. switch to a diet low in fat and sugar and maintain an active lifestyle.
Step-by-step explanation:
Type 2 diabetes is a disorder that occurs when the pancreas producing insulin that regulates blood sugar level no longer functions as expected. When this occurs, further complication can set in as the body stores abnormal level of blood sugar and fat.
A patient diagnosed with diabetes two is usually placed on a diet that has low-fat content as well as low-sugar. This will ensure the pancreas is not being overworked in regulating sugar and fat level and to maintain normal level of these. In addition to these lifestyle changes, an individual is encouraged to avoid sedentary lifestyle. An active lifestyle is recommended.