Tuesday 3 March 2015

High-intensity training speeds weight loss, may fight diabetes

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Bump up the incline: High-intensity workouts may fight diabetes
Simply bumping up the incline on your treadmill as you walk might help protect you from diabetes, a new study suggests. Canadian researchers found improvements in managing blood sugar only occurred with higher intensity workouts, according to the study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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TODAY lifestyle and fitness correspondent Jenna Wolfe is helping you get serious about getting in shape with this series, #NoExcusesTODAY. Sign up for her weekly newsletter for more workout tips, diet advice, and words of motivation to help you stay on track.
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