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training (HIIT) in reducing body fat ( Liu et al. 2020 ), the effects on gut microbiota may vary with training intensity. MICT promotes integrated conditioning of several physiological systems, using fat as fuel during and after this exercise type
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and colleagues observed NPY/AgRP ARC neuron activity to be suppressed and POMC ARC neuron activity to be elevated immediately after fed high-intensity interval training (HIIT) ( He et al. 2018 ). These results may have been a result of using