Dietary restriction increases insulin sensitivity and lowers blood glucose in rhesus monkeys

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Abstract
Insulin sensitivity and glucose tolerance typically decline during later life. In a multidimensional randomized trial of the effects of dietary restriction started in adulthood on the processes of aging, we are studying insulin sensitivity and glucoregulation longitudinally in control (C, n = 15, fe …
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Authors Kemnitz JW;Roecker EB;Weindruch R;Elson DF;Baum ST;Bergman RN;;
Journal the american journal of physiology
Year 1994
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injections National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE animals pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine models research support u.s. gov't male P.H.S. Insulin Resistance* biological glucose tolerance test diet* intravenous j w kemnitz fasting macaca mulatta / physiology* blood glucose / analysis* tolbutamide / pharmacology pmid:8178974 doi:10.1152/ajpendo.1994.266.4.e540 e b roecker r n bergman glucose / pharmacology glycated hemoglobin a / analysis

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