People with type 2 diabetes who are sedentary and obese take longer to recover their muscle energy levels after exercise compared to obese people without diabetes, as measured by how quickly their muscles use up ADP.

Giving extra oxygen to obese adults with type 2 diabetes helps their muscles recover energy faster after exercise, as measured by quicker ADP depletion.

Obese adults with type 2 diabetes have slower muscle energy production rates after exercise compared to those without diabetes, as measured by oxidative phosphorylation.

Extra oxygen helps obese adults with type 2 diabetes produce muscle energy more quickly after exercise, as measured by oxidative phosphorylation rates.