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According to a preclinical study published today by researchers at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston (Uthalthe), changing your eating habits or changing your biological clock can affect healthy fatty tissue
Adipocyte progenitor cells mature into fat cells—healthy fat cells that make up our fat tissues, which store energy in the form of fat
However, when the researchers introduced a high-fat diet or changed the time pattern of eating so that the mice ate the same amount of food during sleep and waking phases, this pattern of adipocyte proliferation 24 hours before was destroyed
“We found that when we fed mice a high-fat diet, it increased the proliferation of pre-adipocytes and disrupted their rhythmic patterns,” said Brown Foundation, Assistant Professor, Center for Metabolism and Degenerative Diseases, Institute of Molecular Medicine for the Prevention of Human Diseases The lead author of Dr.
Get rid of the circadian rhythm and long-term consumption of a high-fat diet will deplete healthy fat cells.
"In an ideal world, everyone will maintain a normal sleep-wake cycle and will not eat at the wrong time of the day, so don’t go too late before going to bed or early in the morning
Journal Reference :
Aleix Ribas-Latre, Rafael Bravo Santos, Baharan Fekry, Yomna M.
