Cure stress, avoid physical and spiritual consequences mobile
Cure stress, avoid physical and spiritual consequences mobile

Program for Stress Disorders

According to statistics from a worldwide survey, about 1/3 of the population suffer from stress and many of our diseases today are related to the effects of stress.

Physical exercise is highly effective in treatment and prevention of stress but must always be individualized and graded to your situation.

Aims of stress treatment:

  • Eliminate unnecessary energy drain
  • Increase stress resiliency
  • Decrease impatience, irritability and anger
  • Improve physical and mental health
  • Have greater access to intuition
  • Improve memory, focus and other brain functions
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Step 1 - Establishment of your clinical profile and testing response to exercise

1.1 Establishment of your clinical profile and testing response to exercise
Treatment starts with a doctor’s consultation and an establishment of your risk classification to ensure that treatment with physical activity can be implemented safely.

Treatment of Diabetes has a basis in the insulin sensitivity and weight loss in the case of overweight, but a thorough clinical profile is important for a sustainable result and treatment of any comorbidities.

1.2 Health and functional testing
During the doctor’s and cardiologist examination, standard clinical tests are performed to evaluate blood pressure, blood testing, skin, lungs, throat and heart, as well as diagnose specific tests.
Laboratory blood tests are made for screening and evaluation of the major systems: cardiac, circulatory, digestion, kidney function and muscles. Testing also includes parameters for minerals, thyroid hormones, blood fats and glucose.

1.3 Functional and Body Composition Assessment
This assessment is made by using the following measures: Cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET), Body Composition Analysis (BCA), assessment of muscle and skeletal system.

Cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET) evaluates cardiopulmonary systems and function, as well as response to exercise.

Body Composition Analysis (BCA) is a method of measuring body’s fat, protein, minerals and water. Body composition and healthy weight management are major factora in treatment of Diabetes.

Assessment of muscle and skeletal system done with a physiotherapist.

Step 2 – Implementation of the physical exercise program

During a 7-day program at Paliesius manor, the treatment is initialized and your health and functional assessment is transformed into an initial recipe for physical exercise. With the information on the physical response to physical exercise, the recipe can be highly individualized.

The recipe is always individual and based on FITT-VP principles: frequency, intensity, time, type, volume, progression.

Physical exercise recipe FITT-VP:
F – Frequency (Times per week)
I – Intensity (Effort zone measured in heart-rate)
T – Time (Duration per session)
T – Type (Type of physical exercise)

V – Volume (MET- Metabolic equivalent turnover)
P – Progress (How the program advances)

2.1 Execution and modification of the physical exercise recipe
Physical exercise recipe is carried out under guidance of a trainer and a physiotherapist, while you are monitored under a supervision of a doctor for clinical safety and adaptation of the recipe.

2.2 Testing and methods used for monitoring and evaluation
Glucose is an important measure in evaluation of insulin sensitivity and stabilization of glucose levels and are always done regularly. Glucose levels are used for direct modification of exercise recipe and diet. Usually, a reduction in medication is necessary as the insulin sensitivity is increased during treatment.

ECG is measured constantly for clinical safety and signs of heart issues and overuse symptoms.

BCA is made daily for feedback on exercise and diet for immediate adaptation of recipe and diet.

Tests for continuous monitoring and modification of physical exercise recipe.
• ECG
• Blood pressure
• Glucose
• Lactate
• Heartrate
• BCA
• Subjective reactions

2.3 Diet
During the program, you are provided with a healthy and balanced diet and the knowledge to make good food choices. Your diet is carefully balanced with the physical activity according to MET (metabolic equivalent turnover).

Recipe of great health

Step 3 - Post-program monitoring and recommendations

After the program, you receive recommendations with a plan for further actions. The plan includes a physical exercise recipe, diet recommendations and expected outcome.

Continuous communication is provided to support and monitor the progress of the physical exercise recipe.

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