Exercise made a metabolic regulator in blood vessels 60% more active in obese mice compared to mice that didn't exercise.

Exercise made a key metabolic regulator in the fat around blood vessels 2.45 times more active in obese mice compared to sedentary mice.

Exercise boosted a key signaling protein in blood vessels by 37% in obese mice, which helps improve blood flow.

Exercise increased the activity of a protein that helps blood vessels relax by more than double in the blood vessels of obese mice compared to sedentary mice.

Exercise reduced the levels of a key inflammatory protein in the blood vessels of obese mice by over 60% compared to mice that didn't exercise.

Exercise boosted levels of a protective anti-inflammatory protein in the blood vessels of obese mice by nearly five times compared to mice that didn't exercise.