Is High Intensity exercise Training Among Type II Diabetic Mellitus a Boon in Diabetic Care?
Journal Title: Journal of Medical Science And clinical Research - Year 2017, Vol 5, Issue 11
Abstract
Introduction: Diabetes mellitus type II forms major among non communicable diseases worldwide causing greater disability and impact on economy of individual and society physical activities, particularly hi intensity exercises are emerging area where more research are required. Amis & Objectives of this monograph presentation was to critically analyse the impact of hi intensity resisted exercises among type II diabetic subjects. Materials & Methodology: 6 type II diabetic subjects were treated with single session of high intensity resisted exercises. The subjects post parandial blood glucose was analyzed with statistical means Results: highly significant statistically P<.001 Conclusion: with various limitations with high intensity exercises, needs further scientific validation and research for its effect on sustaining of glycemic control among researchers academician was mainly emphasized as key outcome of this monograph report.
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Dr S. S. Subramanian
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