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An interesting phenomenon that manifests the role of L-lactate in neuronal energy metabolism is that the levels of glycogen in various brain regions (cortices, hippocampus, brainstem, epencephalon, and hypothalamus) are constant during the first hour of moderate-intensity exercise, while the levels of glycogen will decrease approximately 50% in the several hours that follow