US EditionDo fat cells “remember” obesity even after weight loss?
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Obesity is a condition with which a high percentage of the population lives in Mexico, bad eating habits and sedentaryism have led a large part of Mexicans to be part of this statistic, however, in addition to the health problems that this can contract there is a doubt as to whether these people emanate the so-called “smelling of fat” and whether it is a peculiar characteristic of those who are overweight. That is why in adn40 we talked with nut…
DMZ – SCIENCE ¦ S. Koller ¦ A study published in Nature sheds light on how adipose tissue can maintain epigenetic "remembrance" of obesity after a significant loss of weight. This insight could explain why many people, despite successfully lost kilos, tend to increase again. Obesity is considered one of the greatest health challenges of our time, as it is accompanied by numerous metabolic disorders and chronic diseases. A central approach in the…
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