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Exercise training may improve adipose tissue function, contributing to a reduced risk for developing obesity-related insulin resistance and other comorbidities.
Incorporating exercise training may help improve fat metabolism and reduce insulin resistance in obese individuals.
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There is some evidence that exercise training may improve adipose tissue function, which may contribute to the reduced risk for developing obesity-related insulin resistance and other comorbidities.
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Adipose tissue metabolism and cardiometabolic health in obesity
Stinkens · 2017
DOI 10.26481/dis.20171005rs
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