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Adherence to yoga and its resultant effects on blood glucose in Type 2 diabetes: A community-based follow-up study.

Int J Yoga · 2017 · PMC5225741 · PMID 28149065

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Between groups analysis at the end of 6 th month using Mann-Whitney U-test (as sample in two groups was <30) showed a trend toward lower FBS in completers as compared to dropouts (completers – mean [SD]: 165.88 (42.77); dropouts: 222.73 (89.32); U = 86.0; P = 0.08).

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Bivariate correlation analysis depicted that at the baseline, there was a positive trend between duration of physical activity and adherence, indicating that more duration of time the participants indulged in physical activity more likely they were to adhere to the yoga sessions ( r = 0.26, P = 0.07).

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