Abstract:Appetite and the orexigenic (appetite stimulating) gut hormone acylated ghrelin are acutely suppressed during strenuous endurance exercise (1) . Additionally, energy deficits induced by such exercise do not appear to elicit compensatory increases in appetite, acylated ghrelin and energy intake in the subsequent 24 h, resulting in a negative energy balance (1) . Recent evidence suggests that low volume sprint interval training may act as an alternative to endurance exercise as a time-efficient method of improvi… Show more
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