If you exercise to control your diabetes or improve your health, you may be interested in knowing thatThe moment of the day you can make a difference.
An investigation ofBiomedical Research Institute of Malaga (Ibima), published in theJournal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition, he has found thatExercising in the afternoon could be more beneficial to maintain healthy levels of blood glucose.
🔹Why the afternoon?
The study, led byFrancisco Tinahones, suggests that the biological clock andChronobiology(The study of how the rhythms of the body synchronize with the day and night) influence how we process glucose.
According to researchers, exercise in the afternoonImprove insulin sensitivityand optimizes the use of glucose, which can be key in the management and prevention ofType 2 diabetes and obesity.
🔹[[ERROR-TRANS]]¿Qué tipo de ejercicio es mejor?
The study analyzed both aerobic exercise (walking, running, swimming) and anaerobic (weights, high intensity exercises).The results showed that:
✅The aerobic exerciseIt helps improve glycemic control progressively.
✅Anaerobic exerciseIt causes greater short -term changes in glucose levels.
🔹What if I want to lose weight?
Although the study highlights the metabolic benefits of the year in the afternoon, previous investigations have indicated that training in the morning could be more effective forWeight loss.
🧩What does this mean for you?
📌 If your goal isImprove glucose control, you could try to train in the afternoon.
📌 If you are lookinglose weight, you may work more the morning exercise.
📌 The most important thing is to find a time of the day you cankeep a constant routine.
💬When do you prefer to exercise?Have you noticed differences according to the time of day?
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Let's keep learning together and finding strategies that help us live better with diabetes.💙