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15.06.2017 |
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Short interval training between meals keeps a slimming diet on course
If you're going to reduce your calorie intake to shrink your fat percentage, you can prevent hunger attacks from sabotaging your attempts to diet by building in a short interval training session between meals. Sports scientists at the University of Birmingham published the results of a pilot study in Nutrients.
Study
The interval training consisted of four bouts of 30 seconds during which the participants had to cycle as hard as they could. Between the short bouts they cycled for three minutes at a gentle pace.
Results
The researchers found less of the hunger hormone ghrelin in the participants' blood after the interval training session and more of the satiety hormone GLP-1.
Conclusion
"However, the relationships between changes in appetite-associated hormones and both subjective appetite and food intake - which was unaffected two-hours post-exercise - were weak, questioning their role in post-exercise appetite regulation."
"Nonetheless, these findings suggest that the potential for micro bouts of 'exercise snacks' to influence appetite and very short-term eating behavior warrants further investigation."
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