Muscle, endrochrine organ - role of myocins in adaptations to exercise

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May 21, 2019

Role of myocins in adaptations to exercise

Written by Adrián Castillo G.

The muscle acts as an endocrine organ. The exercise is able to stimulate the release of proteins called myocyan, which induce changes in both muscle and other organs and tissues. These proteins protect and improve the functionality of muscle tissue, regulating their metabolism, hypertrophy, angiogenesis and inflammatory processes. In addition, endocrine functions attributed to myocins regulate body weight, low -degree inflammation, insulin sensitivity, tumor growth suppression and improve cognitive function.

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