With allergies causing discomfort at their best and being life-threatening at their worst, prevention and mitigation is important. When looking at outside factors that may help, patients may look to diet and exercise. What are the specific ways diet and exercise play a role in the risk of allergies?
Afternoon high intensity exercise may have a greater effect on lowering blood glucose levels in patients with diabetes than morning high intensity interval training.
Iron therapy and erythropoiesis-stimulating agents are not always effective for anemia in patients with CKD. Nutritional interventions may be helpful in these cases.
Dr Zhaoping Li discusses 2 ongoing studies investigating the use of precision nutrition for personalized weight loss plans.
One-year moderate, vigorous exercise programs tied to reduction in 10-year risk for diabetes among adults with obesity.
Hazard of incident diabetes reduced by 44% in adjusted models comparing average daily step count of 10,700 to 6000.
Though patients with rheumatic diseases may think physical activity may exacerbate their pain and fatigue, studies show that exercise can be beneficial to disease activity. How does exercise impact certain rheumatic conditions?
Researchers investigate the role of lifestyle modifications in menopause.
Panel recommends counseling all women aged 40 to 60 years on healthy eating and physical activity to maintain weight or prevent weight gain.
For people with peripheral artery disease, walking at a pace that causes pain or discomfort increases speed and leg function compared with walking at a comfortable pace.
