The Journal of Exercise Biochemistry and Metabolic Health invites researchers, scholars, clinicians, and professionals worldwide to submit high-quality manuscripts for consideration for publication.
The journal welcomes original, rigorous, and ethically conducted research that advances knowledge of the biochemical, molecular, physiological, and metabolic responses and adaptations to physical activity, exercise, training, sedentary behavior, and lifestyle-based interventions.
We encourage submissions that provide meaningful scientific, clinical, practical, or public-health insights into the role of exercise and physical activity in human health, performance, disease prevention, and the management of chronic conditions.
Topics include, but are not limited to:
The journal considers the following types of submissions:
All submissions must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration for publication elsewhere.
The Journal of Exercise Biochemistry and Metabolic Health is committed to supporting high standards of scientific quality, ethical publishing, editorial independence, and transparent peer review. Submitted manuscripts are evaluated according to their originality, methodological rigor, scientific relevance, clarity of reporting, ethical compliance, and contribution to the journal’s field of interest.
The journal welcomes submissions from researchers at universities, research institutes, hospitals, clinical centers, sport science laboratories, and other relevant academic and professional institutions worldwide.
Authors are encouraged to carefully review the Author Guidelines and all relevant journal policies before submitting a manuscript.
Please submit your manuscript through the journal’s online submission system:
Submission System: http://journalebmh.com/form_send_article.php?&slct_pg_id=22&sid=1&slc_lang=en
For questions regarding manuscript suitability, submission procedures, or journal policies, please contact the Editorial Office:
Email: info
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Journal Website: www.journalebmh.com
We look forward to receiving your valuable contributions to the advancement of research in exercise biochemistry, metabolic health, and human performance.