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Exercise is Medicine University of Saskatchewan November 20, 2014 Patrick Ling, MD, MPH Clinical Associate Professor Academic Family Medicine

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Exercise is MedicineUniversity of Saskatchewan

November 20, 2014Patrick Ling, MD, MPH

Clinical Associate ProfessorAcademic Family Medicine

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Why Exercise?

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The Benefits of Exercise in ...● constipation● fibromyalgia● Osteoarthritis● lupus● depression● IBS – irritable bowel syndrome● insomnia● chronic fatigue● slows aging ● boost testosterone● preserves cognitive function● dysmenorrhea● fewer colds● cancer prevention?

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panacea?

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Exercise & Epigenetics● understanding the science and genetics

behind exercise● exercise modifies our genetics (DNA,

mRNA)o DNA methylation, histone acetylation

● leads to changes in glucose, lipid metabolism

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Exercise slows aging

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Keystone Habit

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Exercise as a Keystone Habit● smoke less● eat better● more productive at work● less stress● use credit cards less

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EIM - prescription card

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Stages of Change

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Exercise Duration - Fractionized● short sessions (10 min x 3) have a

greater benefit and longer (30 mins) in HTN

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Tools

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‘Keep Fit and Have Fun’