Introduction
obesity
OBESITY, BLOOD
The prevalence of obesity is gradually rising in line with the continuous improvement of living standards (A large number of previous studies have examined the reactions related to appetite during and after a single sustained aerobic exercise, with most of these studies conducted in physically active male (Apart from appetite-regulating hormones, an increasing number of metabolites have been shown to indicate metabolic spillovers and significantly mediate cross-talk between different organs and cells, thus providing favorable effects of physical activities (Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) exercise has received considerable interest over the past years as a new exercise intervention method (