Your cart
Your cart is empty.HEALTH NEWS
Moderate Aerobics Shrinks Belly Fat
April 24, 2009

Inflammation coming from fat sets the stage for major health problems. A new study shows that three moderate aerobic exercise1 sessions per week can lower inflammation, reduce liver stagnation of fat, and shrink belly fat.
“Scientists now know that obesity is associated with a low-grade systemic inflammation. Obese people have higher levels of circulating inflammatory markers, such as C-reactive protein (CRP), which are produced and secreted by fat tissue. This inflammation then triggers the systemic diseases linked with metabolic syndrome, such as Type 2 diabetes and heart disease,” said Jeffrey Woods, a U of I professor of kinesiology and community health and faculty member in the U of I Division of Nutritional Sciences and the Integrative Immunology and Behavior Program..
Aerobic exercise is known to condition leptin receptors to work better, which means the primary fat-regulating hormone has a chance to work better (a receptor is like answering a phone call. In this case, a leptin phone call helps metabolism go and burn belly fat – while reducing inflammation.
You need 45 – 60 minutes three times a week.
“Scientists now know that obesity is associated with a low-grade systemic inflammation. Obese people have higher levels of circulating inflammatory markers, such as C-reactive protein (CRP), which are produced and secreted by fat tissue. This inflammation then triggers the systemic diseases linked with metabolic syndrome, such as Type 2 diabetes and heart disease,” said Jeffrey Woods, a U of I professor of kinesiology and community health and faculty member in the U of I Division of Nutritional Sciences and the Integrative Immunology and Behavior Program..
Aerobic exercise is known to condition leptin receptors to work better, which means the primary fat-regulating hormone has a chance to work better (a receptor is like answering a phone call. In this case, a leptin phone call helps metabolism go and burn belly fat – while reducing inflammation.
You need 45 – 60 minutes three times a week.
Share this content
Recent News
The Truth About Vitamin B12: Why 'Normal' Levels May Not Be Enough
The Gut-Heart Connection: How Your Microbiome Impacts Cardiovascular Health
What Are Endothelial Cells and How Do They Impact Heart Health?
PQQ: Powerful Antioxidant for Mitochondria, Energy, and Longevity
Stay Strong & Energized: How CoQ10 Supports Your Muscles and Heart Health