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Some studies suggest resistance exercise increases irisin levels and improves body composition, while other studies indicate no significant change or a decrease in irisin levels.
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Irisin is a myokine released during physical exercise, which has been proposed to play a role in energy metabolism, insulin sensitivity, and body composition. This synthesis aims to evaluate the effects of resistance exercise on circulating irisin levels based on findings from multiple research studies.
Resistance Exercise Increases Irisin Levels:
Irisin and Body Composition:
Irisin and Metabolic Health:
Inconsistent Findings:
Resistance exercise generally leads to an increase in circulating irisin levels, particularly in older adults and when the training is progressive and demanding. This increase is associated with beneficial changes in body composition, such as reduced body fat and increased muscle mass. While irisin may contribute to improved insulin sensitivity, its role in mediating changes in resting metabolic rate remains unclear. Variability in findings suggests that more research is needed to fully understand the relationship between resistance exercise and irisin.
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