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Some studies suggest that fasted cardio can improve cardiometabolic health, body composition, and reduce cardiovascular risk factors, while other studies indicate it may negatively impact endurance performance and have small effects on exercise performance.
Fasted cardio, or performing cardiovascular exercise on an empty stomach, is a popular practice among fitness enthusiasts. The effects of fasted cardio on various health parameters, including cardiometabolic health, exercise performance, and hormonal responses, have been the subject of numerous studies. This synthesis aims to present the key insights from recent research on the effects of fasted cardio.
Cardiometabolic Health Improvements:
Hormonal and Metabolic Responses:
Exercise Performance:
Gut Microbiota and Metabolic Health:
Adipose Tissue Dynamics:
Fasted cardio has several potential benefits, particularly in improving cardiometabolic health and altering metabolic responses. However, its effects on exercise performance are mixed, with some evidence suggesting a detrimental impact on endurance. The practice also influences hormonal responses and gut microbiota composition, contributing to overall health improvements. While fasted cardio can be beneficial for weight loss and cardiometabolic health, its impact on exercise performance may vary among individuals.
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