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How lifting weights improves insulin sensitivity and lowers insulin levels

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Shaneen Noble
How lifting weights improves insulin sensitivity and lowers insulin levels
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Strength training is highlighted as an effective method for improving insulin sensitivity and managing blood sugar levels. Researchers emphasize that building muscle mass helps the body process glucose more efficiently, reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes.

Lifting weights is not just to build muscle; it’s also key in healthy living and ageing. Studies suggest that it’s great for lowering elevated blood sugar levels and improving insulin sensitivity. Here’s why you should prioritise consistent strength training along with cardio.

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