Kisat Diabetes Organization Hosted annual 5k Walk & Health fair

In Warrenville, Illinois the Kisat Diabetes Organization held their annual 5K walk at the St. James Farm Pavilion in Warrenville on Sunday, July 28, 2024. At precisely 8 a.m., the program proceeded with a free diabetes screening. A 5 k walk, informative activities, Yoga, smoothie biking, a slide show, a diabetes quiz, and a filling lunch were all provided. At 12:00, the program ends.In honor of Pakistani American Saifuddin Kisat, the Kisat Diabetes Organization (KDO) was established to help stop other people from experiencing the same diabetes-related problems that he had. The non-profit Kisat Diabetes Organization works to increase public knowledge of diabetes, including its management, prevention, and the value of living a healthy lifestyle.
The Kisat Diabetes Organization is a worldwide, all-inclusive network of partners and affiliates from all professional backgrounds who are passionate about diabetes. They encourage year-round, official and informal education on diabetes treatment and prevention. The group runs community programs that give people in need of diabetes resources, education, and opportunity for screening. Throughout multiple periods of the year.
For the walk, registration was required. Every participant had received a tote bag including a nutritious snack and a water bottle.
Diabetes is a rising worldwide health issue that impacts people of all ages and genders. By 2030, analysts project that 552 million people globally will have diabetes.
According to Dr. Chalisa, the founder of the Kisat Diabetes Organization, "losing a loved one from diabetes is very traumatic." As a practicing clinical endocrinologist, I have witnessed firsthand the difficulties a diabetic patient faces throughout their life. My view on life was drastically altered and my desire to assist those with diabetes was sparked when I witnessed my own father pass away from problems related to his diabetes. As a result, the Kisat Diabetes organization was established.
Following the 5K walk, Dr. Chalisa, talked about some of the type 2 diabetes consequences, how to avoid them, and when to see your doctor.
Established in 2017, the Kisat Diabetes Organization aims to raise awareness of diabetes and assist individuals in need by offering resources and education. Our group does more than just the yearly 5k walk. We also partner with other organizations to provide free diabetes screenings, educational events for individuals, communities, and senior centers, and other activities all year long.
The American Diabetes Association is only one of the many organizations that Kisat Diabetes has worked with since its founding.
Dr. Nuzhat Chalisa contends that diabetes need not be fatal. We are lucky to live at a time when diabetes is now a more manageable condition thanks to advances in research, new drugs, and technology. One can totally avoid diabetic complications by using the newest instruments, drugs, and technology. Our organization wants to educate people about the newest tools and technologies.
Pakistan Consulate General Mr. Tariq Karim was present at the event and stated, "The Pakistan Consulate is working with the Pakistani American community to raise awareness of various health issues and encourage the Pakistani community to participate in local diverse group activities." According to remarks expressed after walks by eminent Pakistani American businessman and Open Chicago President Haris Ahmed. pointed out The Kisat Diabetes Organization places significant emphasis on the importance of both formal and informal education in the prevention and management of diabetes. We organize events and programs all year long with the goal of educating those who are less fortunate. Our programs aim to manage diabetes and encourage a healthy lifestyle by educating participants about the disease, its risks, and its complications.
The author of "Diabetes Beyond Numbers" is Dr. Chalisa. a comprehensive manual on managing diabetes. Additionally, she hosts the program Diabetes Beyond Number.