Effect of Strength Training on Blood Glucose Level In Prediabetic Patients

Abstract

Prediabetes is a condition defined as having blood glucose situations above normal but below the defined threshold of diabetes. Prediabetic cases are sedentary and along with increased blood glucose position have redundant adipose mass in visceral region within cadaverous muscle and in liver and have increased cardiovascular threat profile like hypertension. Treatment pretensions for cases with prediabetes include achieving and maintaining optimal blood glucose, blood pressure, and lipid situations in order to help or delay the progression of diabetes. Exercise helps treat the glucose, blood pressure, and lipid abnormalities frequently set up in people with diabetes, and assists with weight loss conservation. Strength training increases glucose uptake and posterior muscle glycogen resynthesize. Exercise intensity is known to greatly impact physiologic functions contributing to glucose regulation and insulin perceptivity independent of changes in insulin. therefore, the strength training exercise demanded to evoke the optimal enhancement insulin perceptivity is unknown. Hence the need for study is to determine the effectiveness of strength training on blood glucose position of Prediabetics.