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Rev Cuba Endoc 2015; 26 (1)

Some alternative forms of exercising as a choice to be considered in the treatment of individuals with diabetes mellitus

Hernández RJ, Licea PME, Elías-Calles LC

Language: Spanish
References: 59
Page: 77-92
PDF size: 140.92 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Introduction: as part of the treatment of diabetes mellitus, many people choose to do alternative exercises including mind-body activities used in the Chinese traditional medicine.
Objective: to describe some alternative forms of exercising used by Chinese traditional medicine as a choice to be considered in the treatment of diabetes mellitus people.
Development: similar effects to those reported with the use of conventional physical activity in diabetic persons were found; it seems that they may be reached with the Chinese traditional medicine exercising as is the case of practicing Tai chi chuan, Qigong and Wai tan kung. These are well-structured programs of useful exercises that have been practiced during thousand of years and that, together with the conventional therapy for diabetes mellitus, could facilitate good progress and higher quality of life in this people. They provide positive effects in terms of metabolic control, bone density, general physical function and particularly, cardiopulmonary function, psychological status and immunological condition of the patient.
Conclusions: the favorable impact from the practice of alternative forms of physical exercises in Chinese traditional medicine by diabetes mellitus patients makes practice a choice to be considered in treating this important entity.


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