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Exercise interventions regulate thyroid hormones: effects on the liver, skeleton, muscle, heart, and brain

Authors: CHENG Yang; HUANG Qingqiang; BU Shumin; YI Yue

DOI: 10.12307/2026.21259Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Exercise modulates thyroid hormone levels, deiodinase expression, and receptor sensitivity, exerting dynamic multi-organ regulation. • Exercise interventions can reverse pathological phenotypes in liver, bone, muscle, heart, and brain associated with thyroid dysfunction. • The review synthesizes evidence from 81 studies, highlighting both molecular mechanisms and organ-specific effects. • Current evidence is largely from rodent models and aerobic exercise; clinical validation in humans is needed.