Exercise and Sports in Diabetes - Couverture rigide

 
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Synopsis

Exercise is generally encouraged by the medical profession for people with diabetes, as it is for the public at large. However, the benefits and risks to people with diabetes are more pronounced than in those without the condition. It is therefore imperative that members of diabetes specialist teams and primary care teams are aware of these beneficial and adverse effects. Committed to a topical issue, this book explores some of the new information that has accumulated over recent years, regarding this subject. It provides a very practical outlook allowing the reader to fully understand and brief patients on the issues involved. The text investigates the physiological effects of both easy and strenuous physical activity.

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Quatrième de couverture

Exercise has traditionally been recommended as an important component of diabetic treatment. In recent years, much new information has accumulated regarding the beneficial effects of exercise, which are markedly different between those with type 1 and type 2, on people with diabetes. Exercise and Sport in Diabetes provides comprehensive practical advice on:

  • The benefits of physical activity
  • The different risks between type 1 and type 2 diabetes and how to manage these
  • Strategies to encourage children and adolescents to participate in sports
  • People with diabetes undertaking competitive sporting activities
  • Education, support and motivation of patients
This easy–to–read volume will provide all members of the diabetes specialist team, including clinicians, nurses, psychologists and GPs, as well as sports scientists and diabetic sportsmen/women, with a concise, one–stop guide to the management of exercise and sport in diabetes. ?What is really useful about this book is the wealth of practical advice.?? ?This is an excellent book which should be on the shelves in every diabetic clinic.? Robert Tattersall, Special Professor of Metabolic Medicine, University of Nottingham, UK

Revue de presse

"What is really useful about this book is the wealth of practical advice ... This is an excellent book which should be on the shelves in every diabetic clinic", (Robert Tattersall, Special Professor of Metabolic Medicine, University of Nottingham, UK) "It is a rich source of information, well referenced, evidence–based and up–to–date. ... This book would be useful ... for health professionals and sports scientists. Sections of practical value are the guidance for exercise recommendation, taking account of individual disabilities resulting from diabetic complications and guidelines for insulin adjustment.", (Carolyn Wright, Accredited Sports Dietitian, Dietetics Today)

"...a concise, one–stop guide to the latest information on sports and exercise in the management of diabetes mellitus."
(Diabetologia, March 2000)

"It is a clearly written ext and should be read by anyone treating diabetes."
(Journal of Endocrine Genetics Vol.2. No. 2 2001)

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