Developing an intelligent system for predicting diabetes and managing lifestyle presents a significant challenge, especially given the rising incidence of diabetes globally. The main issue is how to accurately identify individuals at risk of developing diabetes before the onset of the disease and provide them with personalized lifestyle management plans that could prevent or delay its development. Traditional methods rely on periodic health check-ups that may not capture the early warning signs or the dynamic nature of an individual’s risk factors, such as changes in diet, physical activity, and weight. The solution requires leveraging technology to create a system that continuously monitors and analyzes health data from various sources, including wearable devices that track physical activity, apps that monitor diet, and routine health check-ups. By using advanced algorithms and machine learning, the system could predict an individual’s risk of developing diabetes based on their unique health profile and lifestyle patterns. Moreover, this intelligent system should be capable of offering personalized advice and interventions, such as diet and exercise recommendations, to help individuals manage their lifestyle effectively. It should also provide a user-friendly interface that motivates and engages users to follow through with their personalized plans. In summary, the challenge is to develop a technologically advanced, intelligent system that can not only predict the risk of diabetes but also help individuals manage their lifestyle to prevent the disease. This system must be able to process complex health data, provide personalized recommendations, and encourage user engagement for effective diabetes management and prevention.