Researchers from Tarim University Report Findings in Veterinary Medicine (Evaluation of the Impact of Long-term Treadmill Exercise On Antioxidant Capacity and Immune Function In Mice).

A study conducted by researchers from Tarim University in Alar, People's Republic of China, examined the impact of exercise intensity on antioxidant capacity and immune function in mice. The study found that exercise, regardless of intensity, significantly affected immune function by increasing leukocyte counts, T-cell and B lymphocyte subsets, and phagocytic activities. Additionally, exercise intensity influenced antioxidant enzyme activity, with low and high intensities showing significant effects. The findings highlight the relationship between exercise, oxidative stress, and immune modulation. [Extracted from the article]