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Breaking up prolonged sitting reduces postprandial glucose and insulin responses
Dunstan, Kingwell, Larsen, Healy, Cerin, Hamilton, et al. · 2012 · Diabetes Care 35(5):976–983
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Randomised crossover trial, 19 overweight adults aged 45–65: 2-minute walking bouts every 20 minutes lowered the glucose response to a test drink by about a quarter (iAUC 5.2 light, 4.9 moderate versus 6.9 mmol/L·h sitting) and the insulin response by about 23 %. The tested interval is 20 minutes, not an hour.
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