SAGE Open Med July 2020 PMID 32655863

Effects of exercise cessation on adipose tissue physiological markers related to fat regain: A systematic review.

Fabrício Boscolo Del Vecchio, Victor Silveira Coswig, Leo Dutra Cabistany, Rafael Bueno Orcy, Paulo Gentil

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The review discusses how stopping exercise (detraining) might cause fat tissues to "super compensate," meaning they become more efficient at storing fat after ceasing physical activity, based on evidence from studies on humans and rodents.
While it's well-known that muscles and glycogen adapt to exercise, this review highlights that fat tissues may also adapt by increasing lipogenic activity, potentially leading to fat regain once exercise stops.
The findings suggest exercise cessation can enhance the fat-storing capacity of adipose tissue, but caution is advised when applying these conclusions to humans, as various factors can influence fat metabolism.

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Impact of Exercise Cessation on Fat Storage and Regain Mechanisms

This video discusses how stopping exercise may lead to increased fat storage capacity in adipose tissue, potentially resulting in fat regain. The review highlights the adaptive responses of fat tissues after detraining…

Dr. Paulo Gentil · Feb 1, 2024 114,173 views

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Our full article regarding "Effects of exercise cessation on adipose tissue physiological markers related to fat regain" is now online for free access! You can download at: https://t.co/Ldql61zy00

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