Exercise Rehabilitation: Diabetes Mellitus is a comprehensive educational resource exploring the complex relationship between diabetes, exercise and long-term health.
Designed for exercise physiologists, physiotherapists, allied health professionals, students and fitness practitioners, this textbook provides an in-depth understanding of diabetes mellitus, its underlying pathophysiology, associated complications and the essential role of exercise in disease management.
The book examines the different classifications of diabetes, including type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, gestational diabetes and other less common forms, alongside their clinical presentations, diagnostic criteria, risk factors and management strategies.
Particular emphasis is placed on the role of exercise in improving glycaemic control, insulin sensitivity, cardiovascular health, physical function and quality of life. The textbook also explores the acute and chronic complications associated with diabetes, providing valuable clinical insights to support safe and effective exercise prescription.
Combining scientific foundations with practical rehabilitation principles, this resource aims to equip healthcare and exercise professionals with the knowledge required to develop individualised, evidence-based exercise interventions for people living with diabetes.
Understand the science, recognise the complications and discover the role of exercise in diabetes management and rehabilitation.
Exercise Rehabilitation: Diabetes Mellitus is a comprehensive educational resource exploring the complex relationship between diabetes, exercise and long-term health.
Designed for exercise physiologists, physiotherapists, allied health professionals, students and fitness practitioners, this textbook provides an in-depth understanding of diabetes mellitus, its underlying pathophysiology, associated complications and the essential role of exercise in disease management.
The book examines the different classifications of diabetes, including type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, gestational diabetes and other less common forms, alongside their clinical presentations, diagnostic criteria, risk factors and management strategies.
Particular emphasis is placed on the role of exercise in improving glycaemic control, insulin sensitivity, cardiovascular health, physical function and quality of life. The textbook also explores the acute and chronic complications associated with diabetes, providing valuable clinical insights to support safe and effective exercise prescription.
Combining scientific foundations with practical rehabilitation principles, this resource aims to equip healthcare and exercise professionals with the knowledge required to develop individualised, evidence-based exercise interventions for people living with diabetes.
Understand the science, recognise the complications and discover the role of exercise in diabetes management and rehabilitation.
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