exercise

Regular physical activity boosts well-being in adults with Pompe

Staying physically active according to the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines and engaging in a personalized exercise program can significantly improve the physical well-being of adults with late-onset Pompe disease, a small study found. Moreover, regular physical activity was seen to delay disease progression among the study’s participants. “Endurance,…

Your Daily Routine With Late Onset Pompe Disease

While the effects of late-onset Pompe disease on everyday life are far-reaching, there are steps you can take in your daily routine to help ease these difficulties and work around your limitations. It just takes some advance planning, a little bit of creativity, and perhaps some adaptive equipment.

High-protein Diet for Pompe Disease

Pompe disease is a rare disease in which glycogen, a complex sugar molecule, builds up in cells and tissues. This buildup interferes with function, especially in muscles. Changes to diet and feeding methods may help alleviate or slow the progression of some disease symptoms. One dietary…

FAQs About Pompe Disease and Exercise

While Pompe disease can affect the heart, respiratory system, and other functions, its chief symptom is muscle weakness. Exercise and physical therapy can help patients preserve mobility for as long as possible. Following are answers to some frequently asked questions about Pompe disease and exercise. How does…