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High-Intensity Exercise

Meaning

High-Intensity Exercise is defined clinically as physical activity performed at a level requiring a high percentage of an individual’s maximal aerobic capacity, typically involving short bursts of near-maximal effort followed by brief recovery periods. This mode of training is a potent physiological stimulus that transiently induces significant metabolic and hormonal shifts. The brief, intense demand on the musculoskeletal and cardiovascular systems triggers profound adaptive responses.
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Can High-Intensity Exercise Alone Provide Sufficient Neuroprotection Compared to a Combined Hormonal and Lifestyle Strategy?

Can High-Intensity Exercise Alone Provide Sufficient Neuroprotection Compared to a Combined Hormonal and Lifestyle Strategy?

Neuroprotection optimally emerges from a combined hormonal and lifestyle approach, profoundly surpassing high-intensity exercise alone for sustained cognitive resilience.
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August 27, 2025