High-impact loading on the skeleton is associated with a decrease in glucose levels in young men.
Published in Clinical endocrinology • Dec 1, 2012
NobleIDNI8P88W50R62S69
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Peder Wiklund
Anna Nordström
Magnus Högström
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: The skeleton has been suggested to be involved in energy metabolism through osteocalcin (OC), an osteoblast-specific molecule. The objective of this study was to investigate whether high-impact (HI) exercise stimulating bone formation would lead to changes in glucose and lipid metabolism ...
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