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Physical activity, a key factor to quality of life in type 2 diabetic patients

Exercise as a public health tool has largely been built around its plausible impact on physical health, including a positive impact on the prevention and management of type 2 diabetes. There is a growing interest in its potential to influence other aspects of quality of life such as mental health and general well‐being. The effects of physical activity on overall quality of life are well established in the general population and have been analyzed on various dimensions of the Health‐Related Quality of Life (HRQL) including physical and social functioning; subjective well‐being, emotion and mood; self esteem and self‐perception; cognitive performance; and sleep quality.