BYU study: Exercise lowers interest in food, ramps daily activity

Published: Thursday, Sept. 13 2012 3:38 p.m. MDT

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A new study suggests that you don't "work up an appetite" by working out in the morning. Instead, moderate to vigorous exercise may curb interest in food, while increasing overall physical activity for the day.

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Claudio

Springville, Ut

Stay tuned for next week's study: Looking at the Sun burns your eyes and touching a hot stove burns your skin!

6:19 p.m. Sept. 13, 2012
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IndyWACer 500

Eureka, UT

All these Byu studies are a waste. No wonder they aren't a "research institution".

4:24 p.m. Sept. 13, 2012
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