Myokines are molecules released from muscle cells that signal to non-muscle tissues that the body is physically active, and many have anti-cancer effects.

“but like these these are also affecting the brain and they're effective in cancer risk right there may be differences in in respect to like myokines that are being secreted uh with with respect to how um you know the stress of exercise how how that response is happening”

“we're physical activity when we force our muscles to work hard we're making something called a myokine sometimes it's referred to as an extra kind but like this is you know this is irisin is one il-6 is another um there's there's other ones as well but like these these are also affecting the brain and they're effective in cancer risk right there may be differences in in respect to like myokines that are being secreted”

“physical activity when we force our muscles to work hard we're making something called a mocine sometimes it's referred to as an exine but like this is you know this is irisin is one is six is another”

“Myokines are molecules released from muscle cells that signal to non-muscle tissues that the body is physically active, and many have anti-cancer effects.”

“Exercise is pivotal in promoting health beyond physical fitness; it influences biochemical communication via myokines, molecules released from muscles during physical activity that link muscle function with other organs.”

“Myokines like IL-6 and Irisin, once thought to be limited in their roles, have been revealed to have broad-ranging effects including cancer protection, bone health, and metabolic regulation.”

“Muscle contraction generates molecules known as myokines, which possess remarkable properties that benefit the brain.”