Benefits Of A Single Session of Exercise in Our Blood

Introduction:

A new study by Reynolds reveals a single exercise session immediately improves 9,815 blood molecules, impacting metabolism, immunity, mood, and anxiety. Each body responds uniquely!

A Single Session of Exercise Alters 9,815 Molecules in Our Blood (Reynolds):

  • A new study explored the molecular changes that occur during and after exercise. Scientists used advanced techniques to analyze thousands of molecules in the bloodstream.

  • They studied 36 adult men and women with various fitness and health levels. After a treadmill endurance test, they measured 17,662 different molecules in their blood.

  • Over half of these molecules (9,815) changed after exercise, with some increasing and others declining.

  • The molecules were involved in fuelling, metabolism, immune response, tissue repair, and appetite.

  • Different people showed unique molecular responses to exercise. Those with insulin resistance showed different changes in certain molecules compared to those without.

  • The study revealed significant individualised and immediate effects of exercise on molecular profiles.

  • It did not explore the longer-term effects of exercise or include young volunteers under 40.

  • Future studies are planned to investigate sustained exercise programs and their molecular effects.

  • The findings underscore the broad impact of exercise on our bodies and highlight the uniqueness of each person's response.

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