Metabolic
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How Your High-Protein Diet Could Be Hardening Your Arteries
High protein consumption may elevate atherosclerosis risk by activating immune cells that contribute to arterial plaque formation, with leucine playing…
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Unlocking Your Body’s Natural Weight Loss System That Works Like Wegovy, Ozempic and Mounjaro
Incretin hormones, produced in our gut, play a pivotal role in managing metabolism and weight, akin to the function of…
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Scientists Develop Simple and Cost-Effective Early Diabetes Test
Researchers have introduced an efficient diabetes detection method using a simple mathematical calculation from a blood test, proving its reliability…
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New Discovery Could Improve the Efficiency of Diabetes Treatments
Recent research has unveiled that the GDF15 protein may enhance diabetes treatment by reducing glucose synthesis and liver fibrosis, offering…
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Scientists Uncover the Hidden Role of Mitochondria in Dietary Fat Processing
Pictures show small intestinal villi from wild type (top) and enterocyte-specific DARS2 knockout mice (bottom) stained for PLIN2 (yellow), TGN38…
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Surprising Link Discovered Between Body Temperature and Depression
A UC San Francisco study shows a correlation between depression and higher body temperatures, hinting at new treatment methods through…
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Obesity Alters Daily Energy Burning, Study Reveals
Recent research reveals that healthy-weight individuals burn more energy during the day, while those with obesity expend more at night,…
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New Research Indicates That Insulin Spike After Eating Is Actually a Good Thing
Researchers have conducted a study revealing that post-meal insulin surges might indicate good metabolic health, challenging the previously held belief…
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Deleting a Key Gene Shields Against Excess Weight Gain
A study from UC San Diego reveals that obesity causes mitochondrial dysfunction in fat cells, driven by a specific gene.…
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Scientists Discover 2.5 Billion-Year-Old Bacterial Energy Source
In the late 1980s, scientist Bernhard Schink predicted that a microorganism could produce energy from phosphite. Decades later, a new…
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