Excessive HIIT May Cause Glucose Intolerance
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Dr. Casey Means, Co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Levels.
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Story of claim
Exceeding 90 minutes of high-intensity training weekly can lead to metabolic maladaptations, including glucose intolerance.
- Goal: Avoid metabolic maladaptations from excessive high-intensity training.
- Proof: Training beyond 90 minutes weekly can stress the body, leading to negative glucose impacts.
- Nuances:
- 90 minutes is optimal for high-intensity neural training.
- 152 minutes can lead to diminishing returns.
- Impact on Life: Finding the right balance in workouts can prevent negative health impacts.
Investments
- Price:
- Time: Weekly monitoring of training duration
- Effort: Requires discipline to limit workout time
Risks
Overtraining can lead to increased stress and glucose intolerance.
Alternatives
- Balanced workout plans with varied intensity
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- Limit high-intensity sessions to 90 minutes weekly.
- Monitor glucose levels to assess body's response.
- Incorporate rest and recovery days into routine.
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