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> 87%). These findings suggest that exerkines contribute to an anti-inflammatory shift in the short term, which is consistent with mechanisms that may underlie the preventive effects of exercise against cardiometabolic diseases; however, standardized protocols and longitudinal studies with clinical endpoints are needed to confirm any long-term benefits.
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