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Exercise outperforms medication in diabetes management. The largest study ever on diabetes prevention showed a lifestyle intervention with 150 minutes of weekly moderate-intensity exercise cut diabetes incidence by 39%, surpassing Metformin's effect. A 20-year follow-up revealed a 24% reduction in diabetes incidence and a 3.5-year increase in diabetes-free survival... show more

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Exercise and weight loss can outclass medication entirely when it comes to preventing type 2 diabetes. Exercise plus modest weight loss decreased the incidence of diabetes by 58%, outperforming the prescription drug metformin (reducing incidence only 31%). In the following segment, Dr. Martin Gibala (Matus Gibala) discusses how high-intensity interval training so profoundly affects the ability for muscle to transport and utilize glucose that trial participants often have to reduce their medication.

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The game changer for diabetes is building strength, specifically in the legs. Include strength training in your weekly exercise schedule. #diabetes #exercise #health #strengthtraining

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