As increased insulin resistance is an increasingly prevalent metabolic disorder in the
developed world, we decided to examine how physical activity influences its development …

Acquiring and sustaining physical activity as part of one's daily routine is an excellent
approach to control the level of blood glucose and one's overall health, whether healthy as …

Physical activity and diabetes have been linked, as it plays an important role in preventing
the progression of peripheral neuropathy, and its impact is primarily on the development of …

Type 2 diabetes is the most common endocrine disease in our society, affecting around 5%
of Western populations, whilst showing a steady rise in prevalence. The complications that …

It is well known that under the influence of regular, individually measured aerobic physical
activity, it is possible to raise the biological efficiency of insulin by several mechanisms: by …

The benefits to the body associated with taking regular physical activity, were seen in
ancient times. Doctors–Hippocrates or Galen were known for their love for the movement …

Introduction. Obesity is becoming a global urgent issue that is considered a health problem
in developed and developing countries. Obesity is a major risk factor for many non …

Diabetes complications are the main reasons behind morbidity and mortality preventable by
healthy diet and physical activity. There are few studies about the effect of aerobic exercises …

Insulin resistance, often caused by excessive body weight, is a major risk factor for the
development of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Several studies have shown …

Background Physical activity is generally accepted as a part of the nonpharmacological
therapy of the insulin resistance. Endurance training is generally recommended as an …