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Does BET Help Reduce Perceived Exertion During Exercise?
Does BET Help Reduce Perceived Exertion During Exercise?
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Yes, one of the notable effects of BET is a reduction in perceived exertion during physical activities. This occurs because:

  • Mental Resilience: The brain becomes better at managing fatigue signals, leading to a lower sensation of effort.

  • Cognitive Distraction: Engaging cognitive functions may shift focus away from physical discomfort.

  • Enhanced Neural Efficiency: Improved brain function can make physical tasks feel easier.

As a result, individuals can perform at higher intensities or for longer durations without feeling as fatigued, contributing to improved endurance and performance.

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