ea0030s17 | Symposium 6 Diabetes and Sport | BSPED2012
Andrews Rob
Exercise induces an increase in cardiac output, respiration and fuel mobilisation. Whilst the cardio-respiratory response to exercise is similar in type 1 diabetes to that seen in non-diabetic individuals, the response to mobilisation of fuel source to support exercise is impaired.Normally when exercising changes in insulin and counterregulatory hormones secretion are made which are dependent on the type of exercise being performed. These changes facilit...