Obesity and Diabetes
New findings reported from University of California, Medical Department describe advances in obesity and diabetes
Published in Obesity and Diabetes Week, December 17th, 2007
"What is clear are the events that precede the development of the syndrome itself. In animal models, a fat-supplemented diet causes 1) lipid deposition in adipose depots, 2) insulin resistance of liver and skeletal Muscle, and 3) hyperinsulinemia. One hypothesis relating fat deposition and insulin resistance involves enhanced lipolysis in the visceral depot, which leads to an increase in free...
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