The Journal of Exercise Biochemistry and Metabolic Health is an international, peer-reviewed scholarly journal dedicated to advancing knowledge in exercise biochemistry, molecular exercise physiology, metabolism, physical activity, sport science, and health-related exercise research.

The journal provides an interdisciplinary forum for the dissemination of rigorous, original, and impactful research examining the biochemical, molecular, physiological, metabolic, and clinical responses and adaptations to acute exercise, chronic training, sedentary behavior, and lifestyle-based interventions.

The Journal of Exercise Biochemistry and Metabolic Health seeks to promote evidence-based understanding of the mechanisms through which physical activity and exercise influence human performance, metabolic regulation, body composition, health promotion, disease prevention, and the management of chronic conditions. The journal welcomes contributions from researchers and professionals in exercise physiology, biochemistry, molecular biology, sports science, medicine, endocrinology, nutrition, public health, rehabilitation, and related disciplines.

The journal publishes research involving healthy individuals, athletes, sedentary populations, older adults, and individuals with acute or chronic health conditions, provided that the submitted work demonstrates sound scientific methodology, ethical integrity, appropriate statistical analysis, transparent reporting, and a clear contribution to the field.

The Journal of Exercise Biochemistry and Metabolic Health is committed to editorial independence, scientific integrity, fairness, and transparency throughout the publication process. Manuscripts are evaluated on the basis of their scientific quality, originality, methodological rigor, relevance to the journal’s scope, and ethical compliance, without discrimination based on authors’ nationality, ethnicity, gender, institutional affiliation, religious beliefs, or political views.

The journal aims to serve as a reliable source of high-quality scientific evidence for researchers, clinicians, health professionals, sport scientists, policy-makers, and educators interested in the role of exercise and physical activity in biochemical regulation, metabolic health, disease prevention, and human performance.