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This thesis paper examines the effects of increased standing and light physical activity in the workplace on postprandial glucose. Sedentary behavior is detrimental to our health, affecting metabolic risk factors. An easy way to implement change is by decreasing sedentary time in workplaces where sitting is common, such as office workspaces. To consider how postprandial glucose is affected by decreasing sedentary time, participants ate a standardized meal for lunch and were asked to decrease their sitting time by replacing it with standing and light physical activity.
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Title
- The Effects of Increased Standing and Light Physical Activity in the Workplace on Postprandial Glucose
Contributors
- Childers, Autumn Skye (Author)
- Buman, Matthew (Thesis director)
- Sears, Dorothy (Committee member)
- Hasanaj, Kristina (Committee member)
- College of Health Solutions (Contributor)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
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2020-12
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