Can community yoga classes impact type 2 diabetes? A trial exploration

Yoga has emerged as a popular adjunct therapy for managing Type 2 diabetes, although its effectiveness remains a subject of debate. In a bid to shed light on this issue, a recent study delved into the feasibility of investigating community-based yoga classes for individuals with Type 2 diabetes, aiming to lay the groundwork for a definitive, multi-center trial. In 2009, Skoro-Kondza, et. al., Conducted as … Continue reading Can community yoga classes impact type 2 diabetes? A trial exploration

Can home-based training sustain glycemic control in older adults with type 2 diabetes?

Type 2 diabetes is a prevalent metabolic disorder affecting older individuals, necessitating effective strategies to manage glycemic control. In 2005 study conducted by David W Dunstan et al., delved into the potential of home-based resistance training to uphold the gains achieved through supervised training. The research aimed to determine if the beneficial effects on glycemic control and body composition, achieved via a structured high-intensity progressive … Continue reading Can home-based training sustain glycemic control in older adults with type 2 diabetes?

Are exercise habits among sedentary pregnant women different from those in other populations?

Understanding how sedentary women who desire to engage in regular exercise adhere to interventions during pregnancy, as well as the factors influencing adherence over time, remains a topic of limited understanding. This study aimed to examine the longitudinal patterns of exercise adherence among pregnant women and shed light on their exercise habits during gestation. Methods: In this exploratory secondary data analysis, a total of 124 … Continue reading Are exercise habits among sedentary pregnant women different from those in other populations?