A Critical Review of The Research Exploring the Manner in Which Stress and Health Impact the Well-Being of Diabetics

Abstract

Purpose: This thorough analysis explores the most recent findings on the relationship between stress, health outcomes, and the wellbeing of people with diabetes. Diabetes requires constant self-care, which is impacted by psychological pressures and health-related difficulties. Approach: The review explores the relationship between stress and physiological markers in diabetics, including insulin sensitivity, glucose management, and overall health outcomes. It also looks into the psychological aspects of stress, such as how it affects diabetics’ quality of life, mental health, and emotional well-being. Overall view: The results emphasize the intricate reciprocal link between stress and diabetes control, highlighting the necessity of comprehensive therapies that take into account both the mental and physical facets of well-being. Gaining an understanding of these dynamics is essential to creating methods that effectively support the overall health of people living with. Paper type: Critical review of Research Studies.