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Human studies investigating the effects of exercise training on adipose tissue function are limited.
More research is needed to fully understand how exercise affects fat tissue function in humans.
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However, human studies that investigated the effects of exercise training on the adipose tissue function are limited.
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The claim is based on a general observation rather than a specific study.
Source
Adipose tissue metabolism and cardiometabolic health in obesity
Stinkens · 2017
DOI 10.26481/dis.20171005rs
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