Exercise and Diabetes. Sheri R. Colberg

      • Enhanced insulin sensitivity, which follows an acute bout of exercise, can lower insulin needs for a period of hours to days afterward and may increase the risk of hypoglycemia.

      • Physical activity improves insulin action, lowers blood glucose levels, improves BMI, and reduces multiple risk factors for cardiovascular disease in diabetes.

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