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This seems like an interesting development-
About 6 month old article-
LaKe is a newly developed molecule designed to mimic the metabolic effects of both exercise and fasting. Specifically, it increases lactate and ketone levels in the body, potentially offering similar health benefits without the need for strenuous activity or dietary restrictions.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
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neurosciencenews.com
About 6 month old article-
LaKe is a newly developed molecule designed to mimic the metabolic effects of both exercise and fasting. Specifically, it increases lactate and ketone levels in the body, potentially offering similar health benefits without the need for strenuous activity or dietary restrictions.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
- Mimicking Exercise and Fasting:
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LaKe is engineered to induce the same metabolic changes as when the body is undergoing strenuous exercise or fasting.
- Lactate and Ketone Increase:
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By increasing lactate and ketone levels, LaKe can trigger a metabolic state similar to running 10 kilometers on an empty stomach.
- Potential Health Benefits:
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Studies have shown that increased lactate and ketone levels can lead to improvements in various health areas, such as reducing the risk of metabolic syndrome.
- Research and Development:
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LaKe was developed through collaboration between researchers at Aarhus University, according to a news release from the university.
- Animal Testing:
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LaKe has been successfully tested in rats, and human trials are underway to assess its potential as a nutritional supplement, according to a report from Neuroscience News.
No need for a 10k - scientists create new pill that mimics benefits of a long run
Researchers in Denmark say drug could help those who struggle to follow diet and exercise plan
www.standard.co.uk
For a more scientific Read
New Molecule Mimics Exercise and Fasting Effects - Neuroscience News
Researchers have developed a molecule called LaKe that mimics the metabolic effects of strenuous exercise and fasting.
neurosciencenews.com
