Think of exercise as the body’s own repair crew for damage caused by diabetes. Just like how roadwork crews step in to fix potholes and cracks on the streets, exercise activates a natural system within our bodies that helps grow new blood vessels in response to the damage inflicted by diabetes. It’s like a team of construction workers creating new detours and alternate routes for the traffic affected by the road damage. With regular physical activity, our bodies are equipped to build new roads, or rather blood vessels, to bypass the obstacles caused by diabetes. This new study provides even more evidence of the remarkable healing power of exercise against the detrimental effects of diabetes. It’s as if exercise puts on a superhero cape and swoops in to save the day, helping our bodies repair and strengthen themselves. So lace up those sneakers and get moving! Dive into the fascinating research behind exercise’s ability to counter diabetes damage and find inspiration in discovering just how powerful our bodies can be.
One way exercise can counter the damage of diabetes is by enabling activation of a natural system we have to grow new blood vessels when existing ones are ravaged by this disease.
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