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Solomon TPJ et al. – These findings suggest that the metabolic improvements after short–term exercise training in older obese individuals are dependent on increased physical activity and are not influenced by a low–GI diet. However, a low–GI diet has added benefit in alleviating hypertension, thus reducing the risk of diabetic and vascular complications.

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