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Endurance Exercise Boosts Immune Function in Older Adults

11/6/2025

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A study found that older adults with over 20 years of endurance exercise have more effective natural killer cells that combat inflammation better than untrained peers.
Regular physical activity enhances immune function and reduces inflammation, contributing to healthier aging.
The research shows a link between long-term endurance training and improved immune responses.
Experts emphasize that a balanced diet and resistance training can boost hormonal health, especially for middle-aged men.

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A study found that older adults with over 20 years of endurance exercise have more effective natural killer cells that combat inflammation better than untrained peers.
Regular physical activity enhances immune function and reduces inflammation, contributing to healthier aging.
The research shows a link between long-term endurance training and improved immune responses.
Experts emphasize that a balanced diet and resistance training can boost hormonal health, especially for middle-aged men.