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Belly fat can adapt to resist weight-loss strategies, study finds

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Belly fat, or the persistent area of weight gain around the stomach, adapts over time to become more resistant to weight-loss treatments, according to a study published Tuesday by the journal Cell Reports.

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Sydney Morning Herald

Belly fat may be resistant to weight loss when intermittent fasting

Intermittent fasting is one of the most popular diets, but a new Australian study on mice raises questions about its effectiveness at tackling belly fat after finding the tissue grew resistant to weight loss.

3 years ago·Sydney, Australia

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UPI

Belly fat can adapt to resist weight-loss strategies, study finds

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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News Medical

Some types of fat are more resistant to weight loss, shows study

Scientists have mapped out what happens to fat deposits during intermittent fasting (every second day), with an unexpected discovery that some types of fat are more resistant to weight loss.

3 years ago·United States

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Sci Tech Daily

Researchers Find Belly Fat Is Resistant to Intermittent Fasting – “The Location Makes a Big Difference”

Studies in mice show fat location matters for intermittent fasting. In a mouse study, Australian researchers have mapped out what happens behind the scenes in...The post Researchers Find Belly Fat Is Resistant to Intermittent Fasting – “The Location Makes a Big Difference” appeared first on SciTechDaily.

3 years ago

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Newswise

Belly fat resistant to every-other-day fasting: study

Scientists have mapped out what happens to fat deposits during intermittent fasting (every second day), with an unexpected discovery that some types of fat are more resistant to weight loss.

3 years ago·Charlottesville, United States

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