10/28/2026
Strong muscles, stronger immune system. đź’Ş
Your muscles play an important role in immune health. When they contract during exercise, they release proteins called myokines, which act as messengers between muscle and other tissues in the body.
These signals help regulate inflammation, an essential part of the body's response to illness and injury. Muscle also works alongside immune cells to support tissue repair and recovery.
This connection works both ways: your muscles and immune system are constantly communicating to help keep your body functioning well.
At IEM, evidence-based resistance training helps our members build and maintain the muscle that plays an important role in overall health, including immune regulation.đź’š