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I have found one post regarding hypoglycemia and martial arts training. Now I ask all of you if you know of any resources for learning about diabetes and training. I love working out, and working out hard, but it is difficult to keep the sugar levels balanced. Usually I end up low, or overcompensate for a workout and end up high. Thanks for any advice!
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~John Bevard~ |
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Hi John:
Try starting here: Boswell E, Davis D, Partin L, et al: The activity activity: A tool for teaching how to adjust for exercise variations. Diab Educ 23:63-66, 1997 Tamis-Jortberg B, Downs D, Colten M: Effects of a glucose polymer sports drink on blood glucose, insulin, and performance in subjects with diabetes. Diab Educ 22:471-478, 1996 Regards, Gerald M. O’Brien, MD |
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Thank you so much for the response, I'll be sure to check those out, and of course come back with any further questions.
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~John Bevard~ |
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