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J Hepatol July 2015 PMID 25863524

Effect of aerobic exercise training dose on liver fat and visceral adiposity.

Shelley E Keating, Daniel A Hackett, Helen M Parker, Helen T O'Connor, James A Gerofi, Amanda Sainsbury, Michael K Baker, Vivienne H Chuter, Ian D Caterson, Jacob George, Nathan A Johnson

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Abstract in brief

  • The study investigated how different amounts and intensities of aerobic exercise affect liver fat and visceral adipose tissue (VAT) in overweight or obese adults over 8 weeks, finding all exercise types reduced these fats but with no significant differences between them.
  • Both high-volume, moderate-intensity and low-volume, high-intensity exercise led to small but significant reductions in liver fat and VAT, whereas a placebo had no such effects.
  • The results suggest that the specific dose or intensity of aerobic exercise might not be crucial for reducing liver fat and VAT, as all exercise programs showed similar benefits without significant weight loss.]
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Favourite puclication (own)? Keating et al. 2015 "Effect of aerobic exercise training dose on liver fat and visceral adiposity" https://t.co/se3zqaBcmg Best advice you have been given in research? Only collaborate with people you'd be happy to have a beer with.

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UQ CRExPAH
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Favourite puclication (own)? Keating et al. 2015 "Effect of aerobic exercise training dose on liver fat and visceral adiposity" https://t.co/se3zqaBcmg Best advice you have been given in research? Only collaborate with people you'd be happy to have a beer with.

Sep 1, 2020 · 10 likes · 790 followers View post →