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“From the article: > “The finding that hunger is suppressed during and immediately after vigorous treadmill running is consistent with previous studies indicating that strenuous aerobic exercise transiently suppresses appetite,” Stensel said. “The findings suggest a similar, although slightly attenuated response, for weight lifting exercise.” View full publication.”

“The drop in FGF19 shortly after resistance exercise is somewhat counterintuitive given robust links between strength training and metabolic health. It raises questions about a potential long-term rebound increase following recovery, which our team looks forward to seeing explored in future studies.”

“A high-fat, high-sugar diet accelerated normal vascular aging in mice, according to a 2021 study. However, regular, lifelong aerobic exercise maintained vascular health and ameliorated some of the harmful effects of a poor diet.”

“Importantly, the researchers note that injecting the mice with either adrenaline or IL-6 without the exercise proved insufficient to inhibit cancer development, underlining the importance of the effects derived only from regular exercise in the mice.”

“In addition, HIIT induced negative feelings in the test subjects, which was associated with higher endorphin release. Although one-hour aerobic exercise did not induce significant release of endorphins, it increased pleasurable feelings and euphoria, which correlated with endorphin release.”

Dr. Levine shares personal habits she has developed to slow aging, including exercise, a plant-based diet, and time-restricted eating.

“10 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous exercise on a stationary bicycle immediately improved executive function by 14% in healthy, young participants.”

“The exercise program improved VO2peak relative to control, consistent with a training-related gain in cardiorespiratory fitness. Changes in fitness, body composition, blood pressure, or BDNF did not explain why the estimated brain age shifted.”

“Most explanations for how exercise training improves endurance focus on changes in muscles and other organs outside the brain. A new study asked whether the brain also helps drive those training adaptations.”

“Findings from a 2019 study suggest that curcumin improves exercise tolerance in mice with heart failure via its activation of Nrf2. Heart failure, commonly referred to as the end stage of heart disease, affects more than 26 million people worldwide.”