Sugar-related Lifestyle Disorders

In the last century, our life expectancy has statistically increased from 40+ years to around actual 80 years. Eliminating birth-related deaths, from around 60 to 80 years.

Better sanitary conditions and antibiotics have significantly reduced infectious diseases and related deaths; after the second world war, advances in the treatment of critical health events have either reduced death rate or converted critical events into chronic conditions (i.e. AIDS).

In addition, “western lifestyle and diet” have induced a metabolic pandemic, also called lifestyle diseases, especially in form of obesity and diabetes (the twin-pandemic diabesity).

Diabesity is scientifically correlated with an excess of sugar intake in modern western society, mainly through consumption of carbonated beverages.

In Suigen Consulting, our expertise in Chronic Disease Management focuses educational and monitoring aspects. Information-based monitoring of vital signals plays a key role, both in prevention and management of chronic clinical diseases or age-related conditions.