Abstract

Lifestyle diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension, obesity, and cardiovascular diseases, have become increasingly prevalent globally, largely due to sedentary habits, poor diet, and stress. In response, many individuals seek alternative approaches to manage and prevent these conditions, with natural remedies gaining attention for their potential health benefits. This clinical investigation explores the role of natural remedies, such as herbal supplements, dietary changes, and physical activity, in the prevention and management of lifestyle diseases. By assessing clinical trials, patient outcomes, and scientific literature, the study evaluates the effectiveness of these remedies in comparison to traditional pharmaceutical treatments. Results show that certain natural interventions, particularly plant-based supplements, exercise, and dietary modifications, have positive effects in reducing risk factors, improving overall health, and managing chronic conditions. This study emphasizes the importance of incorporating natural remedies alongside conventional treatments to support comprehensive healthcare strategies for lifestyle diseases.