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Post-prandial glycemic and vascular function impairments are ameliorated by acute exercise. Blood flow restriction (BFR) and electric muscle stimulation (EMS) offer similar characteristics, inducing hyperemia and preferential glucose oxidation. In 13 active participants (27±3yr, 7 female) we measured post-glucose (oral 100g) glycemic, cardiometabolic and vascular function measures over 120min following four interventions: BFR, EMS, BFR+EMS or Control. Glycemic and insulinemic responses were not different between interventions (both P>0.15). However, BFR+EMS produced 'interval-like' effects on oxygen consumption, carbohydrate oxidation and muscle oxygenation relative to all interventions (all P |
