6 voices in 10 minutes: Education in sports
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diabetes, physical activityAbstract
6 voices in 10 minutes: Broadening the horizons of education
Education in sports
When we start talking about sports education, there are many points to take into account to convey to patients, but we are going to focus on the main barrier to exercising, which is the fear of hypoglycemia, and how we can try to prevent it or if it occurs. be as mild as possible.
•Type of exercise: as we know, not all exercises have the same impact on blood glucose at the time of performing them, whether aerobic, anaerobic or mixed, but yes, after performing it it tends to lower blood glucose because the muscle must replace the glycogen it consumed.
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