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Research suggests that regular PA during childhood may be a predictor of…

- - - - Criteria of MetS
        
        Fasting Insulin: >12.96uIU/mL
        
        Triglycerides:
        males: >246.90mg/dL
        females: >261.06mg/dL
        
        LDL: > 108.88mg/dL
        
        HDL: < 44.78mg/dL
        
        Cholesterol: > 168.99mg/dL
        
        Fasting Glucose: > 100mg/dL
        
        Waist Circumference: >90th percentile
      - Conclusion
        
        No difference between children from GDM mothers and NON-GDM mothers for the following criteria
        
        waist circumference (p=0.005)
        
        fasting insulin (p=0.017)
        
        No difference in other criteria
    - - Conclusion
        
        27% of children from GDM mothers are insulin resistant, while no children from normal mothers are insulin resistant
      - Criteria of IR
        
        Fasting Glucose
        
        Insulin Sensitivity
        
        HOMA-IR
- - - - GDM children had twice as much hard activity as non-GDM children
      - Neither GDM nor NON-GDM children met recommendation of 60 minutes of moderate activity per day
    - - GDM Exposure
      - PA Intensity
        
        Light PA (%)
        
        Moderate PA (%)
        
        Total PA(%)
        
        Hard PA (%)
- - - - GDM children who engage in higher moderate PA did not have insulin resistance
      - Children from a GDM mother is 1.25x more likely to have MetS than a child from a NON-GDM mother, regardless of PA
    - - IR status
      - PA intensity
      - MetS status