Cynthia Wahyu Asrizal, - and Bambang Purwanto, - (2017) Does Sequential Diabetes Dance Improve on Glucose Level and Glucose Tolerance? In: Surabaya Internasional Physiology Seminar. SciTePress, Surabaya, pp. 33-36. ISBN 978-989-758-340-7

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Abstract

Repeated exercise can improve uptake of glucose, glucose tolerance, and insulin sensitivity in muscles more than a single bout. The eccentric contraction can also improve glucose tolerance by increasing GLUT 4 as well as insulin-stimulated muscle glucose uptake after exercise.This study aimed to investigate whether the sequential diabetes dance can improve glucose tolerance and postprandial glucose levels. We performed the diabetes dance three times a week with female non-diabetic or healthy subjects. Before and after performing the diabetes dance, we analyzed the fasting glucose level and postprandial glucose level. The postprandial glucose level, but not the fasting glucose level, was significantly lower after the sequential (three times a week) diabetes dance performances (p=0.039). Sequential diabetes dance improved postprandial glucose levels and glucose tolerance.

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