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Exercise and fitness are related to peripheral nervous system function in overweight adults.
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Physical activity and fitness are positively associated with PNS function and should be encouraged in overweight people.
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High insulin levels are positively associated with peripheral nervous system function
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The aim of this study was to analyze peripheral nervous system function in overweight and obese individuals and found that overweight individuals with a high PNS function are more likely to be obese.
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Association of Insulin and Cholesterol Levels With Peripheral Nervous System Function in Overweight Adults: A 3-Year Follow-up
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Investigation of the association of glucose, insulin, and cholesterol levels with peripheral nervous system function in overweight and obese subjects found changes in serum insulin level at 120 minutes appears to be positively associated with changes in nerve conduction velocities more than 3 years but not with nerve action potential amplitudes.
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Association of glucose metabolism, physical activity and fitness with peripheral nervous system function in overweight people
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Overweight and obese adults should be encouraged to have an active lifestyle, as even a small increase in physical activity might have a positive effect on PNS function.
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