Saturday 19 March 2016

Diabetes & Obesity Lead to High Risk of Bone Fractures

Being obese and diabetic tend to lead more complications than just being a diabetic. If we discuss about the severity of diabetes alone, it's capable to attract a number of complications, including cataract, cardiovascular disorders, skin related ulcers and much more. However, if you are both a diabetic and an obese, it might cause an adverse effect to your bones in the long run.

As per a new study, if you fall a victim to both type-2 diabetes and obesity, you are prone to get affected with the formation and structure of your bone / joints over the time, eventually raising the probability of an increased risk of bone fracture.

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The latest findings divulge the fact about maintaining a daily workout regime. It would not only make you restrain going bulky (overweight) but also help in strengthening your bones and muscles as well. 

Obesity was once thought to provide a kind of protection to your bone by generating more bone mass. But the findings show that increased bone mass can make you curtail the risk of getting osteoporosis and related fractures.

The latest findings suggest the quality of bone among people with type-2 diabetes and obesity not been so exciting. Furthermore, such individuals always find the risk of getting unwanted fractures and leads to the confirmation of people putting extra body weight not being recommended.



So, those who are obese and suffer from diabetes, generally end up having much less bone mass and bone strength. The study reveals how exercise resulted an increased bone quality. It was also found that animals who were healthier, didn't develop the older insulin resistance and diabetes. So, it’s quite obvious to maintain your health under control by exercising to make your bones breathe easily.

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