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Exercising

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Hitting the gym may be as important as monitoring your glucose levels. Scientists have found that aerobic and strength exercises improve A1c levels in your blood. Adopting a healthy diet and exercise lifestyle helps control your diabetes.

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Even the experts were surprised by the comparison between walking and running just reported in the American Heart Association journal Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis and Vascular Biology. Since I am a reformed jogger and am now a dedicated walker, the results delighted me and I think that they will make a lot of other people who have diabetes happy…

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Gretchen Becker, Health Guide, posted Are Salmon Lazy? Do you sometimes get tired of people nagging that you need more exercise?   Well, now it seems…

09/30/12

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Kelsey Bonilla, Health Guide, commented on Taking on a New Challenge or Not… Thanks Scott!

09/15/12

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Dr. Fran Cogen, Health Pro, posted Diabetes and Exercise Revisited Perhaps one of the most applicable tidbits from the Scientific Sessions of the American…

07/13/12

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Kelsey Bonilla, Health Guide, posted A New Running Routine My workout routine has recently changed and, like everything with diabetes, my blood sugar…

05/24/12

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