Episode

Why HIIT Gets Rid of Visceral Fat — The Science Behind Anaerobic Exercise

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The Naked Heart
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Oct 14, 2025
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Summary

HIIT interrupts this cycle by dramatically improving insulin sensitivity and glucose uptake in skeletal muscle — particularly in the large lower-limb muscles of the thighs and glutes. A single 20-minute session of HIIT can activate GLUT-4 transporters in muscle cells for up to 24–48 hours, drawing glucose out of the bloodstream and away from storage in the liver and visceral fat depots.