Diabetes and Ramadan
Page last reviewed: 31 July 2023
Page created: 31 July 2023
Page created: 31 July 2023
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During Ramadan Muslims with diabetes face challenges in their regular diet, physical activity and medication schedule, which can disturb the metabolic activities.
To help support these patients, the diabetes project leads have produced a summary for use in primary care:
Developed in partnership with the Muslim Council of Britain’s Diabetes Advisory Group:
If you are an Imam and would like more information on advising people with diabetes during Ramadan, download our short guidance document (PDF, 65KB).
Information source for patients from the British Nutrition Foundation