Our Fat Tissue May 'Remember' Obesity, Even After We've Lost Weight
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Obesity could leave in the body a true "cellular memory, which persists even after weight loss. A new study conducted in Japan shows that certain immune cells in the fat tissue undergo changes that may remain after weakness and may hinder the fat burning process. The discovery could explain, at least partially, why keeping weight after weakness is so difficult, says Science Alert.
Our Fat Tissue May 'Remember' Obesity, Even After We've Lost Weight
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Obesity causes permanent biological changes in immune cells located in fat tissue, a lasting change that persists like a “biological memory” even after weight loss and directly disrupts the fat-burning process, a new study has revealed. The study has uncovered a hidden cellular mechanism that prevents long-term, sustainable weight loss.
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