Clinical Scorecard: Comparative Impact of Aerobic, Resistance, and Combined Exercise on Skeletal Muscle Performance in Obese Mice Induced by High-Fat Diet: A Focus on Gut Microbiota and Metabolomic Changes

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• All exercise groups improved treadmill endurance and grip strength compared to the high-fat diet group, as reported in the study.
• Combined exercise (HFAR) showed the most pronounced effects on muscle fiber morphology and mtDNA content, according to the findings.
• Exercise interventions shifted gut microbiota composition toward that of the control group, as demonstrated in the results.
• Distinct metabolic profiles were identified across exercise modalities in the study.
• Correlation between specific bacterial genera and differential metabolites was significant, as reported.

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Aerobic, resistance, and combined exercise modalities were shown to differentially impact skeletal muscle function and gut microbiota in the study.

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