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The overall tone combines support with critical analysis, as seen in comments like 'studies show' and questions about causality, reflecting genuine interest and engagement. The use of words like 'slightly better' and phrases such as 'debate continues' contribute to a respectful yet inquisitive tone, emphasizing both the relevance and the ongoing discussion around exercise timing and health outcomes.
Most discussions support the findings, emphasizing that morning and afternoon activity reduce diabetes risk, showing consensus.
The topic sparks high interest due to its practical implications and ongoing debates on exercise timing.
Posts reference study details, critiquing methodology and discussing implications, indicating moderate engagement.
The discussions highlight the significance of the research for health behavior recommendations, suggesting some influence.
Study shows physical activity in the morning and afternoon is slightly better than in the evening for diabetes prevention https://t.co/lw30TDbikV #health #exercise #exercisetimeofday #physicalactivity #T2D https://t.co/HAsRcfeDb7
What time of the day and frequency of activity are optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower the risk! Participants of @uk_biobank who were active in the morning and afternoon had lower risk for T2D. @HarvardDBMI @chiragjp https://t.co/lw30TDbikV @EASDnews https://t.co/jiltM2r7qf
New study shows that morning & afternoon #physicalactivity is slightly better than evening activity for lowering risk of developing #type2diabetes, & total physical activity but not its consistency may be an important factor impacting #T2D risk https://t.co/lw30TDaKvn #MedTwitter https://t.co/Lbpi73xinQ
The debate on timing of #exercise and its benefits continues @DiabetologiaJnl https://t.co/SmFVCdJvTg #diabetes #T2D https://t.co/OiGSYAsfuM
(296/347) #論文マラソン どの時間帯の運動が2型糖尿病リスクと関係するか 93,095人に加速度計を1週間装着し、分析。 午前中と午後の運動は2型糖尿病のリスクを減らしたが、夜間の身体活動については関連がなかった。 https://t.co/DwGM2dPT3z
What time of the day and frequency of activity is the optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower the risk! Participants of @uk_biobank who were active in the morning and afternoon had lower risk for T2D. @HarvardDBMI @chiragjp https://t.co/gLUQ3AtVVm
Start your day with specific exercises and dietary habits that can help improve blood sugar control and reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes, based on recent research and expert advice.
This study explores how the timing and consistency of physical activity relate to type 2 diabetes risk. Morning or afternoon activity with moderate to vigorous intensity lowers risk, while evening activity shows no…
This study reveals the connection between physical activity timing and the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, emphasizing that morning and afternoon activities significantly lower risk, while evening activity does not…
Journal Club SID Il buongiorno si vede dal mattino? - A cura di Carmine Giuseppe Fanelli, Roberto Pippi https://t.co/aLf6OpEjQK https://t.co/hckmzlmT7d
Fascinating paper! "Association between timing and consistency of physical activity and type 2 diabetes: a cohort study on participants of the UK Biobank" https://t.co/eGZd5PAOqw
RT @muscle_penguin_: (296/347) #論文マラソン どの時間帯の運動が2型糖尿病リスクと関係するか 93,095人に加速度計を1週間装着し、分析。 午前中と午後の運動は2型糖尿病のリスクを減らしたが、夜間の身体活動については関連がなかった。 h…
RT @muscle_penguin_: (296/347) #論文マラソン どの時間帯の運動が2型糖尿病リスクと関係するか 93,095人に加速度計を1週間装着し、分析。 午前中と午後の運動は2型糖尿病のリスクを減らしたが、夜間の身体活動については関連がなかった。 h…
(296/347) #論文マラソン どの時間帯の運動が2型糖尿病リスクと関係するか 93,095人に加速度計を1週間装着し、分析。 午前中と午後の運動は2型糖尿病のリスクを減らしたが、夜間の身体活動については関連がなかった。 https://t.co/DwGM2dPT3z
時間別の身体活動量とT2DM発症との関連をみたUKBからの報告。Total身体活動量で朝・午後の活動はリスク減だが、夕方〜夜は関連なし。ただ、MVPA,VPAだけでみると時間よらずリスク減。仕事や活動のドメインを考慮しておらず、解釈がなかなか難しそう。 https://t.co/14tYuNQVkv.
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity is the optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity is the optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity is the optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity is the optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower…
What time of the day and frequency of activity is the optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower the risk! Participants of @uk_biobank who were active in the morning and afternoon had lower risk for T2D. @HarvardDBMI @chiragjp https://t.co/gLUQ3AtVVm
Study from Harvard found that morning and afternoon physical activity are associated with a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes but found no statistically significant association between evening physical activity & risk type 2 diabetes. https://t.co/GqCTSjB6g9
研究では、6～18時に行われる中等度未満の身体活動は糖尿病リスクを低下させる効果があり18～24時の同活動は糖尿病リスクと関連しなかった。一方で中等度以上の身体活動は時間帯に関係なく糖尿病リスクがより低下していたとのこと。 時間帯を気にする前に身体を動かしていこう https://t.co/qYqQHjhByK
RT @sminaev2015: Association between timing and consistency of physical activity and type 2 diabetes: a cohort study on participants of the…
RT @sminaev2015: Association between timing and consistency of physical activity and type 2 diabetes: a cohort study on participants of the…
Study shows morning and afternoon slightly better than evening physical activity for diabetes prevention https://t.co/n1HyBZ9v1S https://t.co/viBFrbEELu https://t.co/YanuGBpiDW
RT @sminaev2015: Association between timing and consistency of physical activity and type 2 diabetes: a cohort study on participants of the…
RT @sminaev2015: Association between timing and consistency of physical activity and type 2 diabetes: a cohort study on participants of the…
Association between timing and consistency of physical activity and type 2 diabetes: a cohort study on participants of the UK Biobank | Diabetologia https://t.co/ZZL43Jsvw9
Physical activity is important for any chronic disease. Turns out, timing is also important. Morning and afternoon are the best. Evening, not so much. So those late evening and midnight workouts? Not helping. #diabetes, #exercise, #chronicillness https://t.co/TAjh5Vobft
https://t.co/yBLFwHyANr Vigorous activity is associated with lower risk no matter the time of day of activity.
RT @DanielJDrucker: The debate on timing of #exercise and its benefits continues @DiabetologiaJnl https://t.co/SmFVCdJvTg #diabetes #T2D ht…
Association between timing and consistency of physical activity and type 2 diabetes: a cohort study on participants of the UK Biobank (open access) https://t.co/2IimJOmJet #exercise #Workout #TrainHard #GymLife #GymTime #muscle #strength #lift #GetStrong #cardio #hiit
RT @DanielJDrucker: The debate on timing of #exercise and its benefits continues @DiabetologiaJnl https://t.co/SmFVCdJvTg #diabetes #T2D ht…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity are optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower th…
RT @medical_xpress: Study shows morning and afternoon slightly better than evening #physicalActivity for #diabetes prevention https://t.co/…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity are optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower th…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: New study shows that morning & afternoon #physicalactivity is slightly better than evening activity for lowering risk…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity are optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower th…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity are optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower th…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity are optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower th…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: New study shows that morning & afternoon #physicalactivity is slightly better than evening activity for lowering risk…
New study shows that morning & afternoon #physicalactivity is slightly better than evening activity for lowering risk of developing #type2diabetes, & total physical activity but not its consistency may be an important factor impacting #T2D risk https://t.co/lw30TDaKvn #MedTwitter https://t.co/Lbpi73xinQ
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: Study shows physical activity in the morning and afternoon is slightly better than in the evening for diabetes prevent…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: Study shows physical activity in the morning and afternoon is slightly better than in the evening for diabetes prevent…
RT @DanielJDrucker: The debate on timing of #exercise and its benefits continues @DiabetologiaJnl https://t.co/SmFVCdJvTg #diabetes #T2D ht…
RT @medical_xpress: Study shows morning and afternoon slightly better than evening #physicalActivity for #diabetes prevention https://t.co/…
RT @TamarHaspel: Here's yet another study of an association where the authors assert causality right in the abstract. This is arguably THE…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: Study shows physical activity in the morning and afternoon is slightly better than in the evening for diabetes prevent…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: Study shows physical activity in the morning and afternoon is slightly better than in the evening for diabetes prevent…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: Study shows physical activity in the morning and afternoon is slightly better than in the evening for diabetes prevent…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: Study shows physical activity in the morning and afternoon is slightly better than in the evening for diabetes prevent…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: Study shows physical activity in the morning and afternoon is slightly better than in the evening for diabetes prevent…
Study shows physical activity in the morning and afternoon is slightly better than in the evening for diabetes prevention https://t.co/lw30TDbikV #health #exercise #exercisetimeofday #physicalactivity #T2D https://t.co/HAsRcfeDb7
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity are optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower th…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity are optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower th…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity are optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower th…
RT @medical_xpress: Study shows morning and afternoon slightly better than evening #physicalActivity for #diabetes prevention https://t.co/…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity are optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower th…
RT @DiabetologiaJnl: What time of the day and frequency of activity are optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower th…
RT @medical_xpress: Study shows morning and afternoon slightly better than evening #physicalActivity for #diabetes prevention https://t.co/…
What time of the day and frequency of activity are optimal for diabetes risk reduction? Any time of day helps lower the risk! Participants of @uk_biobank who were active in the morning and afternoon had lower risk for T2D. @HarvardDBMI @chiragjp https://t.co/lw30TDbikV @EASDnews https://t.co/jiltM2r7qf
RT @medical_xpress: Study shows morning and afternoon slightly better than evening #physicalActivity for #diabetes prevention https://t.co/…
Study shows morning and afternoon slightly better than evening #physicalActivity for #diabetes prevention https://t.co/yz7zUayJiy https://t.co/S9D8YnTHPy
RT @DanielJDrucker: The debate on timing of #exercise and its benefits continues @DiabetologiaJnl https://t.co/SmFVCdJvTg #diabetes #T2D ht…
RT @DanielJDrucker: The debate on timing of #exercise and its benefits continues @DiabetologiaJnl https://t.co/SmFVCdJvTg #diabetes #T2D ht…
RT @DanielJDrucker: The debate on timing of #exercise and its benefits continues @DiabetologiaJnl https://t.co/SmFVCdJvTg #diabetes #T2D ht…
RT @DanielJDrucker: The debate on timing of #exercise and its benefits continues @DiabetologiaJnl https://t.co/SmFVCdJvTg #diabetes #T2D ht…
Here's yet another study of an association where the authors assert causality right in the abstract. This is arguably THE most fundamental stats mistake, yet we see it over and over. What peers are reviewing this stuff? https://t.co/ZUkm3tH5Wa
The debate on timing of #exercise and its benefits continues @DiabetologiaJnl https://t.co/SmFVCdJvTg #diabetes #T2D https://t.co/OiGSYAsfuM