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Walking daily but blood sugar still rising? Dr Gagandeep Singh explains why this overlooked form of exercise could help

Hindustan Times - Health · 17 September 2026 at 4:19 pm

Walking daily but blood sugar still rising? Dr Gagandeep Singh explains why this overlooked form of exercise could help

Walking and cutting sugar can help blood sugar control, but one overlooked factor is muscle.

A diabetes specialist explains why strength training matters.

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Walking daily but blood sugar still rising? Dr Gagandeep Singh explains why this overlooked form of exercise could help

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