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Sitting for Hours Can Undo Exercise Benefits by Stopping Anti-Inflammatory Signals
ZOE Science & Nutrition
Most replayed moment: Easy Steps to Reduce Inflammation and Slow Ageing | Professor Janet Lord
What was said
"If you then sit then for 8 or 10 hours watching daytime television or you're at work and you're at your desk, you can undo a lot of that because the muscle will then not produce that dampening cytokine for that long period of time."
Lord warned that prolonged sedentary time after exercise negates anti-inflammatory benefits by halting cytokine production from muscle tissue. She recommended breaking up sitting every hour with movement to prevent pro-inflammatory systems from becoming established, regardless of earlier exercise completion.
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- ZOE Science & Nutrition
- Episode
- Most replayed moment: Easy Steps to Reduce Inflammation and Slow Ageing | Professor Janet Lord
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- 27:52
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