Summary
Diabetic women can’t rely on diet alone to rid her body of fat collecting deep in the belly. “Visceral” fat forms close to the organs, increasing the risk of developing a variety of diseases. In a study of 33 diabetic, obese women, only those who got aerobic exercise for 50 minutes a session, three times a week, and those that combined the same exercise program with dietary changes, showed a reduction in visceral fat. Those that changed only their diet saw no reduction.
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- When a woman with type 2 diabetes wants to lose her belly, exercise is her best friend.
- Even if she diets perfectly, eating all the right foods in ideal amounts, her waistline may not budge unless she works out.
- Exercise is required to lose excess fat deep in the abdomen, says a new study.
- Why is it so important to lose abdominal fat?
- Researchers have shown that having even a little extra fat in the wrong places can increase the chances of developing disease.
- Fat deep in the abdomen, called visceral fat, poses a greater health risk than fat on other parts of the body, such as the hips.
- Exercise has already been shown to help obese people without diabetes lose visceral fat.
- Now, the verdict is in for overweight diabetic women: Get moving to get rid of this dangerous fat.
- That's why they focused their study on the effects of exercise in obese women with type 2 diabetes.
- Some women were given a low-calorie diet high in healthy monounsaturated fats like olive oil.
- The dieting women also got nutritional consultation, a week's worth of menu ideas, and a weekly meeting for motivation and support.
- Another group was given a supervised aerobic exercise program consisting of walking 50 minutes three times a week, occasionally doing other activities for variety.
- Before and after the study the women got MRI scans to see how much visceral fat they had.
- Only exercise alone or exercise plus dieting reduced visceral fat.
- The researchers say their study demonstrates the importance of exercise in reducing visceral fat in the treatment of women with type 2 diabetes.
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