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Johns Hopkins Health Alerts:
Diabetes
More Good News About Exercise and Diabetes
Should you exercise if you have diabetes? The answer is a resounding,
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More Good News About Exercise and Diabetes
Should you exercise if you have diabetes? The answer is a
resounding, "Yes!"
A recent study found that people with type 2 diabetes who walked
three miles a day -- or performed an equivalent amount of physical activity --
lost weight and lowered their heart rate, blood pressure, cholesterol and
triglyceride levels, and HbA1c. The hemoglocin A1c test measures blood glucose
levels over the previous two or three months.
And now there's more proof that regular exercise really does work
for people with diabetes: A recent meta analysis (analysis combining the
results of multiple studies) showed that individuals with type 2 diabetes who
increased their physical activity levels experienced improved blood glucose
levels. The data were reported in the journal Diabetologia (Volume 50, page
913).
Interestingly, individuals with diabetes who focused only on
boosting exercise achieved better results than those who tried to change their
diet, exercise, and medication adherence at the same time.
The evaluation of 103 studies, encompassing 10,455 participants
with diabetes, compared exercise-only interventions with lifestyle measures
that also targeted multiple health behaviors. This was the first meta analysis
to explore the effect of various methods of inspiring people to exercise, from
sessions with a personal trainer to watching others exercise as a motivation
method.
The researchers found that HbA1c levels dropped by 0.45% in those
who exercised more compared with inactive participants. The type of approach
used to get participants moving did not affect glucose readings. Blood glucose
improved twice as much among individuals who focused on exercise only, compared
with those who tried to improve other lifestyle factors as well.
Perhaps it may be more effective for people with type 2 diabetes to
try to change one behavior at a time and avoid becoming overwhelmed by making
multiple modifications all at once.
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