Brain insulin sensitivity is linked to adiposity and body fat distribution
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2020
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Abstract
Brain insulin action regulates eating behavior and whole-body energy fluxes, however the impact of brain insulin resistance on long-term weight and body fat composition is unknown. Here, the authors show that high brain insulin sensitivity is linked to weight loss during lifestyle intervention and associates with a favorable body fat distribution.
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| Authors | Kullmann, Stephanie;Valenta, Vera;Wagner, Robert;Tschritter, Otto;Machann, Jürgen;Häring, Hans-Ulrich;Preissl, Hubert;Fritsche, Andreas;Heni, Martin; |
| Journal | Nature communications |
| Year | 2020 |
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