exercise

The Benefits of Exercise Goes Epigenome-Deep

Not everyone likes to exercise, but let’s face it, exercise is essential for good health. In addition to keeping weight…

1 year ago

Exercise Training Epigenetically Benefits Overall Health

There’s no question that exercise is good for you, not only for developing a great physique but for overall health.…

3 years ago

Maternal Exercise During Pregnancy Epigenetically Improves Future Health of a Child, Regardless of Parental Weight

It’s never too late to exercise – even if you’re pregnant. Not only does it benefit the mother by reducing…

3 years ago

Parents Who Exercise Could Epigenetically Pass on Heightened Learning Ability to Their Children

Exercising your body and your brain are two ways to improve your own health. It’s well known that physical and…

6 years ago

Exercise May Offset Drinking’s Harmful Epigenetic Effect on the Brain

Drinking alcohol on a regular basis, even in moderation, can cause damage to the brain. Physical activity, however, has been…

6 years ago

Epigenetics May Explain Why Stress From Exercise is Good for the Heart

In the exercise community, it is often preached that working out is a form of medicine and can be crucial…

6 years ago

Can Your Age Influence the Epigenetic Effects of Exercise?

We all know the extensive benefits of exercise: work out to stave off disease, improve mental acuity, lose weight, reduce…

8 years ago

Exercise Linked to Epigenetic Benefits that Keep the Brain Healthy

When was the last time you exercised? Was it yesterday, a few weeks ago… or maybe a few months ago?…

8 years ago

Epigenetics of Skeletal Muscle Altered by Endurance Training

We all know that exercise is good for us, but researchers at the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden are exploring the…

9 years ago