1110-The Immunology of Exercise
The literature examines the immunology of exercise, detailing how physical activity functions as a systemic regulator of both innate and adaptive immunity. By synthesizing recent clinical and preclinical evidence, the text illustrates how muscle-derived factors called exerkines, such as IL-6 and lactate, coordinate with neuroendocrine signals to reshape immune cell trafficking and function. These biological shifts promote immunosurveillance and install durable anti-inflammatory programs, offering significant protection against chronic conditions like cardiovascular disease, autoimmunity, and…
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