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{{*HTML*}}{{B}}第二篇{{/B}} ??????{{B}}Effects ofExerciseonElderlyDiabetics糖尿病人{{/B}}??Mostolderpeople withso-calledtype2diabetes糖尿病couldstoptakinginsulin胰岛素ifthey woulddobrisk轻快的exercisefor30minutesjustthreetimesaweekaccording tonewmedicalresearchresultsreportedinaCopenhagennewspaper.Resultsfrom testsconductedondiabeticsattheCopenhagencentralhospitalRigshospitalet’s CenterforMuscleResearchshowedthatphysicalexercisecanboostthebody’s abilitytomakeuseofinsulinby30percent.Thisisequaltotheeffectmost elderlydiabeticsgetfromtheirinsulinmedication药物治疗today.? ?Researchershadagroupofnon-diabeticmenandagroupofmenwithtype2 diabetesallmorethan60yearsofageexerciseonbicyclessixtimesaweek forthreemonths.Afterthethreemonthsthedoctorsmeasuredhowmuchsugarthe testsubjects’musclescouldmakeuseofasameasureforhowwelltheirinsulin worked.??AssociateProfessorDrFlemmingDelaoftheMuscle ResearchCentersaidthetestsdemonstratedthattheexercisingdiabeticshad madeasgooduseofinsulinasthehealthynon-diabeticpersons.Thismeans thattheinsulinworksjustaswellforbothgroups.Physicalexercisecannot curepeopleofdiabetesbutitcaneliminatealmostalltheirsymptoms.Atthe sametimeitcanputoffthepointatwhichtheyhavetobegintakinginsulin Delasaid.??Insulinisahormoneproducedbythepancreas胰腺 controllingsugarinthebodyandisusedagainstdiabetes.??Dela saidthattoachievethedesiredeffectdiabeticsneedonlyexercisetothe pointwheretheybegintosweatbutthattheactivityhastobemaintained sinceitwearsoffafterfivedayswithoutsufficientexercise.? ?Mostdiabeticsrealizethattheyhavetowatchtheirdietwhileremaining unawareoftheimportanceofexerciseDela added.Itisrecommendedthatdiabeticsmaintainsufficientexercisesinceotherwise
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