Training for mitochondrial biogenesis
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Training for mitochondrial biogenesis
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Exercise, which increases mitochondrial biogenesis (the growth of new healthy mitochondria), has also been shown to improve skin aging.
Exercise acts as a beneficial stressor that prompts our muscles - and in fact, our entire body to adapt and improve. A key fundamental adaptation, beneficial for everyone and not just athletes, is the increase in mitochondrial content—often referred to as 'mitochondrial biogenesis.'