A new study has found that exercising on an empty stomach in the morning can….
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Women have to do about 20% more exercise to get the same benefits….
Read More »Finesse Disposable Insulin Patch Pump
Finesse Disposable Insulin Patch Pump Finesse is a small, flat, disposable, mealtime insulin delivery patch that is about one-quarter inch thick and just a little longer than a mid-sized paper clip. Entirely mechanical with no batteries, no electronics, no separate infusion sets, it stays comfortably adhered for up to three …
Read More »Joslin’s Diabetes Deskbook, Updated 2nd Edition, Excerpt #25: Physical Activity: The Physical Fitness Program
There are three components of a physical fitness program: cardiopulmonary endurance, flexibility and strength training.
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By Sheri Colberg, PhD Based on past research, the top reasons why people drop out of exercise programs are the following (in no particular order): 1) lack of time, 2) exercise intensity too high, 3) orthopedic injury, and 4) lack of enjoyment. I will address each …
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Weight loss and exercise can notably lower diabetes risk. But do such lifestyle changes work for everyone?…
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Read More »Diabetic Emergencies, Diagnosis and Clinical Management: Hypoglycemia Caused By Insulin, Part 4
Stavros Liatis, Nikolaos Katsilambros Case 4.1 A 65-year-old man with history of Type 2 diabetes presented to the emergency department at 10.30 pm.
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Adults who engage in at least 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous activity each week can mean living up to five years longer than inactive adults….
Read More »Why Exercise Timing Matters — But Not for the Reason You Think
A recent study published online in October 2012 in the British Journal of Nutrition (and reported on in Diabetes In Control) attempted to address the issue of how timing of exercise relative to meal ingestion influences substrate balance and metabolic responses1. In that study, ten sedentary, overweight men with a …
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