Simple POST MEAL EXERCISE Can Help You AVOID HEART DISEASE
- Kevin Lowe M.D.
- Apr 1
- 1 min read
Updated: May 13
Discover how just 10 minutes of exercise after meals can dramatically transform your health in this eye-opening video. Learn the surprising connection between blood sugar spikes and serious cardiovascular conditions like heart disease and stroke. Learn how you can avoid heart disease. Dr. explains the science behind post-meal blood sugar management and reveals why these daily spikes-not just average blood sugar levels-may be silently damaging your arterial health. The video breaks down:
-How blood sugar spikes cause endothelial dysfunction in your arteries
-The timing differences of blood sugar peaks between healthy individuals and those with diabetes.
-Why staying sedentary after eating contributes to inflammation and oxidative stress.
-The biological mechanisms that make post-meal exercise so effective
-How exercise triggers incretin hormone release and improves insulin response
Backed by multiple studies and meta-analyses, this video presents compelling evidence that even brief periods of moderate activity-whether walking, resistance training, or climbing stairs-can significantly reduce post-meal blood sugar spikes and improve long-term health markers. Whether you have diabetes or simply want to optimize your cardiovascular health, this practical advice could be life-changing. Learn the ideal timing (10-15 minutes after eating for non-diabetics, 30 minutes for those with diabetes) and duration (as little as 10-15 minutes shows benefits) to maximize your results. Ready to transform your health with this simple habit? Watch now and join the conversation by sharing your own post-meal exercise experiences in the comments! https://youtu.be/qk6ca6I0EDk
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