
Intense Workouts Found to Curb Appetite, Especially in Women
A study by the University of Virginia suggests that high-intensity workouts are more effective at suppressing appetite than moderate exercise, due to their impact on reducing ghrelin hormone levels. The research, involving 14 participants, found that vigorous exercise led to lower hunger levels, particularly in women. The study highlights the complex relationship between exercise and appetite, suggesting that workouts above the lactate threshold may be necessary for appetite suppression, which could aid in weight loss programs. The findings are published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society.



