Mohamed Esameldin Basyouni
Physician, Mansoura University Hospital, Mansoura University, Egypt
Publications
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Research Article
THE EFFECT OF THE FAT-BURNING ZONE IN AEROBIC EXERCISE ON THE FITNESS SCORES AND BLOODGLUCOSE LEVELS AMONG ADOLESCENT GIRLS DIAGNOSED WITH DIABETES
Author(s): Nevein Nabil Alagamy*, Ahmed Fekry Salman, Raafat Mohamed Fawzy Khalil Ahmed, Mohamed Hamed Elmarakby, Mohamed Esameldin Basyouni and Rana Nabil Hussien
Background: The interplay between physical activity and metabolic health, particularly in diabetes management, is a pivotal area of investigation. This study examines the impact of a three-month moderate aerobic exercise regimen on glycemic control and estrogen levels in young female diabetic patients, aiming to shed light on potential synergies between exercise interventions and hormonal dynamics. Methods: A one-group pretest-posttest design focused on young diabetic females aged 13 to 18. A structured moderate aerobic exercise program was implemented, comprising warm-up, exercise, and cool-down phases. Pre and post-intervention assessments included blood glucose, estrogen (E2) levels in the follicular phase, and fitness scores, with subsequent comparisons and correlations. Results: Fifteen young females, with a m.. Read More»