Tuesday, December 18, 2018

‘Exercise Hormone’ Tied to Bone-Strengthening Benefits

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'Exercise Hormone' Tied to Bone-Strengthening Benefits

Posted on  by Dr. Francis Collins

There's no doubt that exercise is good for us—strengthening our muscles, helping us maintain a healthy weight, maybe even boosting our moods and memories. There's also been intriguing evidence that exercise may help build strong bones. Now, an NIH-funded study is shedding light on the mechanism behind exercise's bone-strengthening benefits...

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