Case Study of Single Bout Resisted Exercises of Arms Versus Legs on PPBG in a Type II Diabetic Subject
Journal Title: Journal of Medical Science And clinical Research - Year 2016, Vol 4, Issue 8
Abstract
Impact of single bout of resisted exercises using Physioball on post parandial blood sugar demonstrated on the same subject on two different days; first session was exercises for both upper extremities alone, second session with a days gap on the same subject where exercises to both lower extremities were performed. Results of post parandial blood lowering has shown with double the reduction with upper extremity exercises than leg exercises.
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Dr S. S. Subramanian
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