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Physical Fitness and Dietary Intake Across a Spectrum of Glucose Tolerance: Effects on Insulin Resistance

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Modifiable lifestyle factors can affect body weight, glucose tolerance, insulin resistance, and long-term glucose control. Each factor exerts a different effect on insulin resistance and/or the development/progression to T2DM. Individuals with one or more non-modifiable risk factors, in conjunction with adopting unhealthy lifestyle factors (poor diet, decreased physical fitness, etc.), place themselves at a greater risk for insulin resistance, poor glucose control, and the development/ progression to T2DM. This study examined the two specific risk factors (dietary macronutrient content and physical fitness) both alone and in combination on insulin resistance and glucose control in a group of individuals across the spectrum of glucose tolerance.

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Advisor

Quinn, Lauretta

Chair

Quinn, Lauretta

Department

Biobehavioral Nursing Science

Degree Grantor

University of Illinois at Chicago

Degree Level

  • Doctoral

Degree name

PhD, Doctor of Philosophy

Committee Member

Dancy, Barbara Collins, Eileen Eldeirawi, Kamal Park, Chang Sumo, Jen’nea

Submitted date

May 2022

Thesis type

application/pdf

Language

  • en

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