Metabolism: clinical and experimental · 2013
Pregnant women exercise at a higher intensity during 30 min of self-paced cycling compared with walking during late gestation: implications for 2 h postprandial glucose levels.
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Halse Rhiannon E, Wallman Karen E, Newnham John P, Guelfi Kym J
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OBJECTIVE: To compare the effect of an acute 30-min bout of self-paced stationary cycling (SC) with treadmill walking (TW) or a resting control (CON) on maternal blood glucose, insulin and metabolic responses during pregnancy.
METHODS: Twelve healthy women at 29.9±2.4 (mean±SD) weeks gestation consumed a 75 g carbohydrate drink as part of an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) following 30 min of SC, TW or CON. Blood was sampled before and after exercise, and for 2 h in response to the OGTT for the determination of glucose and insulin. Exercise intensity was monitored and enjoyment of TW and SC was assessed post-exercise.
RESULTS: Women selectively worked harder in SC compared with TW, with a higher maternal heart rate, rating of perceived exertion, mean oxygen consumption, respiratory exchange ratio, and total energy expenditure during exercise (p<0.05). SC was also associated with significantly lower postprandial blood glucose levels at 120 min following the OGTT (6.9±0.9 mmol∙l(-1)) compared with both CON (8.1±0.7 mmol∙l(-1), p=0.001) and TW (7.8±0.9 mmol∙l(-1), p=0.004) and lower insulin at 120 min post-glucose ingestion compared with TW (p=0.021). Enjoyment was similar between exercise protocols (p=0.437).
CONCLUSIONS: In late pregnancy, an acute 30 min bout of self-paced SC may be preferable to a matched duration of TW given the additional energy expenditure that can be achieved, which in turn appears beneficial for blunting the glycemic response to glucose ingestion.
METHODS: Twelve healthy women at 29.9±2.4 (mean±SD) weeks gestation consumed a 75 g carbohydrate drink as part of an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) following 30 min of SC, TW or CON. Blood was sampled before and after exercise, and for 2 h in response to the OGTT for the determination of glucose and insulin. Exercise intensity was monitored and enjoyment of TW and SC was assessed post-exercise.
RESULTS: Women selectively worked harder in SC compared with TW, with a higher maternal heart rate, rating of perceived exertion, mean oxygen consumption, respiratory exchange ratio, and total energy expenditure during exercise (p<0.05). SC was also associated with significantly lower postprandial blood glucose levels at 120 min following the OGTT (6.9±0.9 mmol∙l(-1)) compared with both CON (8.1±0.7 mmol∙l(-1), p=0.001) and TW (7.8±0.9 mmol∙l(-1), p=0.004) and lower insulin at 120 min post-glucose ingestion compared with TW (p=0.021). Enjoyment was similar between exercise protocols (p=0.437).
CONCLUSIONS: In late pregnancy, an acute 30 min bout of self-paced SC may be preferable to a matched duration of TW given the additional energy expenditure that can be achieved, which in turn appears beneficial for blunting the glycemic response to glucose ingestion.