Oral Antibiotics May Cause Reduction In Exercise Finds New Study

Many research have looked at the positive effects of exercise on microbiota, but very few have looked at the opposite connection. One new study that did cover this topic, however, found that oral antibiotics may cause reduction in exercise.

Broad-spectrum oral antibiotics may lower motivation and stamina for voluntary exercise in adults, according to a study from the University of California (UCR), with the impacts being amplified in high-exercise groups.

On June 1, UCR physiologist T...

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