Exercise-induced changes in insulin action and glycogen metabolism in elderly adults

Article Abstract:

The hypothesis that moderate-intensity exercise training and high-intensity exercise training would stimulate efficacious changes in insulin sensitivity is tested. The studies provide evidence that intensity, duration, and frequency of aerobic exercise training play a critical role in the efficacious treatment of insulin resistance.

United States, Aged patients, Elderly patients, Glycogen metabolism, Glycogenolysis

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Introduction-preventing insulin resistance through exercise: a cellular approach

Article Abstract:

The identification of specific gluco-regulatory molecular sites in the prevention and treatment of insulin resistance is vital. Papers providing latest summary of the metabolic, cellular and molecular systems favorably affected by exercise in insulin-resistant individuals are presented.

Obesity

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Improvements in insulin resistance with aerobic exercise training: a lipocentric approach

Article Abstract:

The proposition that an oversupply and build-up of lipid directly hinders insulin action on glucose is reviewed. It is established that aerobic exercise training is a powerful and effective basic intervention tactic in the prevention and treatment of insulin resistance.

Lipid metabolism

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