Key result
Exercise improves cardiovascular health and endothelial function in individuals with obesity, even when it does not result in measurable weight loss.
Exercise provides direct vascular and endothelial benefits in obesity independent of weight loss, indicating its value should not be judged solely by weight reduction.
Obesity is commonly defined as abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that presents a risk to health.
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Yoonjung Park (2026) conducted an editorial in Obesity. Exercise was evaluated. Exercise improves cardiovascular health and endothelial function in individuals with obesity, even when it does not result in measurable weight loss.
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