Can treadmill aerobic training enhance glucose tolerance in stroke survivors?

In 2007, Ivey, et. al., conducted study about Insulin resistance and glucose intolerance which are prevalent among individuals post-stroke, elevating the risk of cardiovascular complications and recurrent stroke. Recent research indicates that treadmill exercise training (T-AEX) could enhance aerobic capacity in chronic stroke patients, hinting at its potential to positively impact glucose metabolism. In this study, we aimed to investigate the effects of a progressive … Continue reading Can treadmill aerobic training enhance glucose tolerance in stroke survivors?

Can a 12-week exercise program improve health outcomes in African-American stroke survivors with multiple comorbidities?

In 2000, study led by J.H. Rimmer, et. al., the effects of a 12-week exercise training program on a predominantly African-American group of stroke survivors with multiple comorbidities were investigated. The primary aim was to assess the program’s influence on various health parameters, shedding light on the potential benefits for this specific population. Utilizing a lag-control group design, the study enrolled a total of 35 … Continue reading Can a 12-week exercise program improve health outcomes in African-American stroke survivors with multiple comorbidities?