Metabolic response to exercise in subjects with diabetes type 2: a systematic review
Abstract
This article reviewed the literature with authors declared present the metabolic responses to the use of aerobic and / or anaerobic regular exercise in the prevention and treatment of DM. Especially fortype 2 because exercises provides to the type 1 diabetics subjects physiological changes. The aims of this study are to present, through a scientific literature review, the metabolic responses during physical exercise in the treatment and prevention of type 2 diabetes. This is a research type of systematic review of the literature, using primary and secondary search in computerized databases, national and international articles in Portuguese and English, from 1990 to 2010. The research resulted from the analysis of 12 articles that presented results of 12 studies with more than 2.751 human 18-80 years. The work supports the evidence that exercise has the metabolic response to reduced levels of blood glucose, lipid profile, decreased heart rate (HR) at rest,lowering blood pressure and changes in body mass index (BMI) in type 2 diabetics.
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