Fat Cells May Retain a Memory of Obesity
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Many people who manage to lose weight through dieting later face the same problem, the lost kilograms return after a period of time. Now, scientists believe they have discovered a molecular trace that may explain why this happens. A new study suggests that fat cells may retain a kind of 'memory' of the period when the body was overweight or obese. Illustrative photoThis may help explain the body's tendency to regain lost weight after losing weig…
A mouse study suggests that fat cells have some kind of memory.
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New epigenetic research reportedly suggests that the reason many diets and weight loss drugs fail is because fat cells retain memory of an obese state, even after […]
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New epigenetic research reportedly suggests that the reason many diets and weight loss drugs fail is because fat cells retain memory of an obese state, even after weight loss occurs. A recent experiment conducted on mice studied a chemical mechanism in fat cells — in which the hormone asprosin present in the tissue that induces hunger, triggers an expression in the DNA, and creates a “biological memory” within the cell, the Washington Post repor…
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