A study from the University of Toronto recently published in the Journal of Applied Physiology found that short bursts of exercise, or activity snacks (like 2-minute intervals of squats or walking) throughout the day, may help a person break up periods of prolonged sedentary sitting time and build muscle by using more amino acids from the foods they eat.
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