'Good' Body Fat Is Linked to Fewer Anxiety And Depression Diagnoses
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How Brown Fat Affects Body Warmth and Mental Health
Researchers are increasingly interested in the links between body fat that helps regulate temperature and its potential effects on mental health, as emerging studies suggest a complex relationship between physiological and psychological well-being.
We often associate body fat with a simple figure on the scale or with a growing waist circumference. Yet, a recent discovery upsets this classic and restrictive perception. Researchers have highlighted a surprising link between brown fat and a better overall mental health. By analyzing tens of thousands of ... Read more The article Brown fat associated with a decrease in the diagnosis of anxiety and depression appeared first on Fredzone.
The presence of brown adipose tissue in the body was associated with a lower prevalence of diagnoses of depression and anxiety disorders, as well as better metabolic rates.
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