A single bout of high-intensity aerobic exercise caused muscle cells to release molecules

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

Well SupportedHigh-intensity aerobic exercise causes muscle cells to release myokines with anti-cancer effects.

Well SupportedSkeletal muscle releases interleukin-6 and myokines when stimulated by training duration and intensity.

Partially SupportedA single bout of high-intensity exercise elevates anti-cancer myokines in patients with advanced prostate cancer, suppressing tumor growth by approximately 17%.