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A joint Faculty of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI) and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI)

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A joint Faculty of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI) and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI). Exercise as part of a Healthy Lifestyle. Dr Laurence J Conway Sports and Exercise Medicine Specialist. FSEM RCSI &RCPI. Humans. Hunter gatherer - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: A joint Faculty of the  Royal College of Physicians of Ireland  (RCPI)

A joint Faculty of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI)and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI)

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Exercise as part of a Healthy Lifestyle

Dr Laurence J ConwaySports and Exercise Medicine Specialist.

FSEM RCSI &RCPI

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Humans

• Hunter gatherer

• Brain development required energy

• Hunter survived because of endurance

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Where has evolution led us?

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Where has evolution led us?

• Lessons from the aboriginal people of Australia

• Less Hunting/more gathering due supply

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Where are we today?

• What is Best indicator risk of death in next 10 years?

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Where are we today?

• What is Best predictor of mortality risk in next 10 years?

• Exercise Capacity = Aerobic capacity

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Exercise is the best medicine

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Relative Risk of CVDRelative Risk of CVD

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First 15 minutes of Exercise per day

• 3 year increase in Life expectancy

• First 15min/day: there is 14% reduction all causes mortality

• Every extra 15 min/day there is a further extra 4% reduction mortality

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Exercise = Treatment and Prevention

• Dose = Intensity + Duration• Frequency = Frequency• Treatment is life long• Risk Benefit ratio

• Side effects

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How do we Reduce risk?• Start at realistic level• Build up slowly• Exercise should be FUN• As a group or on own• Warm up• Cool Down• Stretch• No intense exercise after

meals• Medical assessment?

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Disease Prevention• Cardiovascular disease• Diabetes Mellitus• Cancers• Obesity• Bone Health• Mood/stress• Immune function• Cognitive function• Mobility / risk falls

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Treatment• Heart or Vascular Disease.• High Blood Pressure• Cholesterol• Obesity• Diabetes Mellitus• Cancers• Osteoarthritis• Osteoporosis• Respiratory illness• Mood• Cognitive Function• Neurological Disorders

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Exercise; the Cost Benefit ratio

• Effective• Low Cost• Effects multiple related problems• Prevention other disease• Quality of Life benefit• Socialisation of isolated

• Dose tailored to individual

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No Physical Exercise During a 7-Day PeriodNo Physical Exercise During a 7-Day Period MenWomen

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Why are people inactive?

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Why are people inactive?• No Time

– Work– Family

• Cost• Lost the Habit• Poor motivation/mood

due inactivity• Health issues• Social isolation• Hard first few sessions so

stop

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How do we get message to those that need it the most

• How do we change lifestyle

• Those that need change are not here

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Psychological states of change

• Pre contemplation• Contemplation.• Preparation• Action

• Maintenance

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Lifestyle

• Diet QuantityQualityTiming

• Hydration• Risks Tobacco• Leisure drugs• Healthy BMI• Positive Mental Attitude• Rewards in life

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7 areas of Investment

• Schools• Transport• Urban Design• Health Care• Public Education• Community• Sports for all

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Schools

• Greater opportunity National Schools

• Ways to keep girls active through out secondary

• Insurance issue• Develop physical

Literacy Curriculum

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Transport

• Walking & Public Transport

• Cycling• Drive children to school

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Urban Design

• New Housing Estates• Safe Friendly

environment• Urban Plan; Green areas

Sports Facilities Cycle tracks Local facilities

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Health Care

• 47% Primary Care Doctor say they ask about exercise

• 13% Patients report getting advice about exercise

• What can Medical Profession do?

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What Can Medical Profession do?

• Ask people about exercise

• Give green prescriptions

• Do not tell people to stop exercise

• Modify where possible

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What Can Medical Profession do?• Educate doctors &

student in exercise prescription

• Increase medical profession awareness

• Role Models• Help remove barriers;– Cost– Time– Educate

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Public Education

• Media need to have consistent clear message

• Irish innovation

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National Physical Activity Guidelines

‘Get Ireland Active’www.getirelandactive.ie

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Community

• School• Public• Private sector• Fitness Industry

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Activity for ALL

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Balance life

• Work Life balance • We need find place all

parts of our life• Look Positive• Beware of negative

thoughts• Goal setting

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Work Life Balance

• Stressors Recovery _____________________________________

Financial SleepWork related FoodSocial Social lifeHealth RewardsExercise Exercise

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Health and Quality of life