April 2023 PMID 36242699

Endocrine responses of the stress system to different types of exercise.

Nikolaos Athanasiou, Gregory C Bogdanis, George Mastorakos

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The discussions show strong interest, supported by hashtags like #hormones and #exercise, and references to scientific sources like 'Reviews in Endocrine and Metabolic Disorders.' The tone ranges from informational to enthusiastic, emphasizing the relevance of endocrine responses to exercise and their potential health benefits or considerations.

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Most discussions acknowledge the importance of understanding hormonal responses to different exercise types, showing general support.

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The focus on research implications and potential health applications suggests a moderate but noteworthy impact on fitness and health perspectives.

Abstract in brief

The review discusses how different types of exercise (endurance, high-intensity interval, and resistance) trigger various hormonal responses (like cortisol, growth hormone, catecholamines, cytokines, and prolactin), which can be either beneficial or harmful depending on the intensity and duration.
It highlights that single bouts of endurance and resistance exercise cause specific hormonal peaks, but regular exercise can alter these responses, such as lowering basal cortisol levels and reducing inflammatory responses, especially in older adults.
The goal is to determine which exercise types and intensities are suitable for different populations to promote health and manage disease, ultimately aiming to develop exercise as a form of medical treatment.]

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