Aerobic Exercise Can Prevent Chronic Kidney Disease in Diabetes
It is widely known that patients suffering from type 2 diabetes
are at higher risks of obesity, metabolic syndrome, renal injury and
kidney disease. Physical activity can reduce these risks by preventing
complications, but the extent of this link is unknown.
A recent study, has found a strong association between lifestyle interventions like physical activity and prevention of chronic kidney diseases or impaired mineral metabolism.
A recent study, has found a strong association between lifestyle interventions like physical activity and prevention of chronic kidney diseases or impaired mineral metabolism.
Researchers
used 40 male Zucker rats that were randomly allocated into four
experimental groups, two of them (an obese and a lean one) performed an
aerobic interval training protocol, and the other two groups were
sedentary.
After eight weeks, urine, plasma and femur were collected from these rats and their kidneys were processed for histological studies.
As reported, the researchers found an improvement in blood vessel health and overall kidney function in obese rats, who had a hardening or scarring of the renal arteries, increased protein in the urine, and fat deposits within the filtering structures of the kidneys.
In a comparison between the obese rats in the exercise group and those in the sedentary group, the former showed a reduction in the above mentioned factors, indicating positive progress in kidney function in obesity, and changes in bone composition. They also had higher levels of calcium and copper, but lower concentrations of iron.
After eight weeks, urine, plasma and femur were collected from these rats and their kidneys were processed for histological studies.
As reported, the researchers found an improvement in blood vessel health and overall kidney function in obese rats, who had a hardening or scarring of the renal arteries, increased protein in the urine, and fat deposits within the filtering structures of the kidneys.
In a comparison between the obese rats in the exercise group and those in the sedentary group, the former showed a reduction in the above mentioned factors, indicating positive progress in kidney function in obesity, and changes in bone composition. They also had higher levels of calcium and copper, but lower concentrations of iron.
Therefore,
the researchers concluded that the specific training protocol used in
this study was able to prevent the development of diabetic nephropathy,
and affected the metabolism of certain minerals.
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