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Monday, September 24, 2012

WEIGHT LIFTING MAY REDUCE TYPE 2 DIABETES RISK IN MEN


ABC World News (8/6, story 8, 0:20, Stephanopoulos) reported, "And in healthy living, a new way to reduce the risk of diabetes: A study by Harvard School of Public Health" published online August 6 in the Archives of Internal Medicine "found that men who lift weights at least two and a half hours per week decrease their risk of getting type 2 diabetes by a third."
 
CardioSource (8/7) reports that "the risk of T2DM [type 2 diabetes mellitus] was lowered by 13 percent for every 60 minutes of weight training per week. There was a stronger association of weight training and T2DM risk in men under the age of 65 as well as in men with no family history of T2DM." 
 
POSTED BY:  Steven Almany M.D.

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