'Lifting weights can cut diabetes risk'
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15412412/
Exercise makes metabolic changes at the cell level to reverse risk
factors for diabetes. This is in addition to the aid it provides for
weight loss. It helps lose the belly fat at a faster differential rate
then other body fat to aid in stopping the metabolic syndrome that is
associated with diabetes. Resistive exercise has been shown to be more
effective in this effect.
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> Any advice is greatly appeciated!
I would look into stuff you can do for a long time without too much
damage. I like Tai Chi and the various warm ups. Then there is ball
room dancing, fencing and Yoga etc. Here is a site that overs lots of
physical things to do. I'd consider going cheap too. Helps a lot if
you like what you choose also.
http://exercise.about.com/library/blworkoutcenter2.htm
And for Tai Chi humor look at.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W1ym3yggR4&mode=related&search=
Take care of those knees !
Bill who can do one leg deep knee bends. Took years to develop the
strength. Had a bout of muscle lose where calfs went from 18 to 14
inches due to drug side effects.

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i do a brisk 4 mile walk in 1 hour every evening
it does build muscle, but not like a body
builder's type of muscle
i have diabetes

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> Any advice is greatly appeciated!
> How much exercise do you do?
About 30 minute of either walking or running at least 3X/week.
> I dont have diabetes but my dad and
> everyone in his family does. They are overweight too. I am 35. I have
> gotten in good shape by running. I trained since May to run a 5k last
> week. I did well. I am 175 lbs and 13.2% bodyfat.6 feet tall.
You might still be about 15 lbs heavier than optimal.
Even an ounce of visceral adipose tissue (VAT) has the potential of
causing harm.
> Anyway, race is over and dont have alot to run for. Thinking of joining
> a gym now that weather is gettign colder and working out for 30 minutes
> or so on my lunch hour.
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> I am stuggeling with what type of workout to make me look better but
> also prevent diabetes.
The key to the latter is losing and avoiding VAT by not overeating:
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.med.cardiology/msg/565dcf43b835714d?
> I am healthy after all the running, but people
> (including wife) always comment about how skinny I look.
Uh-oh. This means the 15 lbs described above likely is largely VAT,
which is hidden from view.
> I have done to
> the weght lifting newsgroup and they basically said it is impossible to
> gain muscle without gaining fat
Untrue. Simply reduce intake amount to an optimal amount and don't
increase no matter how much hungrier exercising makes you feel.
> and it is impossible to both gain
> muscle and lose bodyfat.
It is practically impossible if you remain brainwashed with the false
belief that "Hunger is bad."
> You have to do one at a time.
Not if you unbrainwash yourself and stay anchored in the truth that
"Hunger is good."
Indeed, hunger is your healthy appetite.
> So I am leaning toward liftin 3 days a week, swimming/running two days
> . But I feel this is not enough cardio. Plus people told me I will not
> be able to gain muscle with all that cardio. I am just so confused.
While we remain brainwashed without the truth, we will remain lost and
confused:
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.med.cardiology/msg/eb42672896d36d4b?
> When I was training for the 5k I was up to running 4 miles 5 days a
> week at the peak. (Although I think that was a liitle too much as I
> messe dmy knee up).
(Folks with VAT have more problems with "degenerative knee disease.")
> Any advice is greatly appeciated!
You are welcome.
All thanks and praises belong to GOD whom I love with all my heart,
soul, mind, and strength.
May GOD help you with your needs by keeping you from having diabetes,
dear neighbor whom I love unconditionally.
Prayerfully in Christ's amazing love,
Andrew <><
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Andrew B. Chung
Cardiologist, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
http://HeartMDPhD.com/HolySpirit
As for knowing who are the very elect, these you will know by the
unconditional love they have for everyone including their enemies
(Matthew 5:44-45, 1 Corinthians 13:3, James 2:14-17).
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.med.cardiology/msg/f4dad7fe68478acf?
"Uh-oh. This means the 15 lbs described above likely is largely VAT,
which is hidden from view."
and
"(Folks with VAT have more problems with "degenerative knee disease.")"
When one has only a hammer, and a distorted one at that, one sees only
nails. He has no diagnosis of any disorder and the long distance crude
diagnosis involving belly fat when his bmi is 23 is unprofessional and
ignorant. He clearly identified his knee injury as over training, you
were not there, did not see him, and add less then nothing by which he
can take control of his medical treatment objectives.
His question was about exercise which you ignored and went into a
meaningless and unsupported riff about hunger control which for him at a
23 bmi is not an issue. Equally useless were the unsupported comments
about how lean muscle tissue is built via resistence training.
Mr. Chung,
I reread your post, I stand by my statements, your long distance crude
diagnosis and unsupported presumptions were unprofessional and ignorant.
Your two points were about belly fat and hunger control. His question
was about an exercise program.
Your simple minded opportunistic agenda pushing non-answers to his
concerns were irrelevant and with his bmi of 23 completely missing the
mark.
May God bless and protect you.
"And I stand by my responses to your statements:"
Then you are wrong again and compound the error by repeating without
support either in the original or above. His question was only about a
proposed exercise plan, your response was a riff done remotely which had
no connection to the question and was taken as a chance to promote a
failed diet agenda. Error repeated never becomes correct regardless of
repeating it.
May God bless and protect you, and in His mercy grant the peace and
healing sought.