Of concern, a number of observational human studies suggest that weight cycling is associated with poor cardiometabolic outcomes and increased risk of Type 2 diabetes [3, 4]. Mouse models of weight cycling, which involve alternating between high fat and chow diets, have demonstrated the potential ...
Herein, we review the devastating consequences of the worldwide obesity epidemic on kidney health and outcomes. We submit that the obesity epidemic is the most pressing public health crisis facing the nephrology community today. A historical approach has been undertaken, wherein major breakthroughs in...
The consumption of SSBs, incorporated into a “balanced diet”, is described as being a part of healthy lifestyles. For example, the BSDA stated that “key risk factors for heart failure include high blood pressure, which is a consequence of an overall unhealthy diet and lack of exercise”....
Artem has a doctor of veterinary medicine degree.Cite this lesson Just like anything else, the cells in your body can accumulate dirt, dust, or other waste. If the cells can't process that waste, there can be serious repercussions for the body. Discover the consequences of intracellular accum...
role of human insulinhyperglycaemia or high blood sugarnonproliferative retinopathyneuropathynecrobiosis lipoidicaatherosclerosisleg and foot problemsShort-term complicationsLong-term complicationsFinallySummarydoi:10.1002/0470030240.ch2Clark, MarieJohn Wiley & Sons, Ltd...
From this, possible metabolic mechanisms associated with the HIV/TB synergy can be identified which will highlight areas of interest for future studies. The altered gut microbiome caused by HIV infection [20] and TB [21] have been reported previously, although not well described or understood, ...
When we ask our children to stop, but they continue on anyway, we can usually assume this is a test or call for help of some kind (i.e., “I’m too tired, have low blood sugar, need your attention”). But again, I must emphasize that tests are healthy and positive requests ...
physical and blood-based measures as early as 39 years of age. These effects were largely driven by theAPOEgene. The follow-up MR analyses were primarily null, implying that most of these associations are likely to be a consequence of prodromal disease or selection bias, rather than the risk...
Although sugar has gotten a bad rap lately, it's actually completely necessary for our bodies. Sugar isn't just in soda - fruits, vegetables, rice, and other grains are all made of carbohydrates, which are long chains of individual sugars. Sugars are needed for our body to make energy to...
high birthweight and, therefore, may face a higher rate of Cesarean section delivery and low blood sugar (which can be associated with brain damage and seizures). Obesity during pregnancy is associated with an increased risk of birth defects, particularly neural tube defects, such as spina ...