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Metabolic syndrome is a clustering of abnormalities that includes obesity, hyperglycemia, high blood pressure, and atherogenic dyslipidemia. Advances in scientific knowledge, the increasing prevalence of obesity, and the disorder's role in contributing to cardiovascular disease and diabetes are fueling interest in metabolic syndrome.
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Study Highlights Key Protein-Lipid Interactions in Mitochondrial Energy Production

Study Highlights Key Protein-Lipid Interactions in Mitochondrial Energy Production

Study Reveals How Sweet Taste Receptor Regulates Blood Sugar and Insulin

Study Reveals How Sweet Taste Receptor Regulates Blood Sugar and Insulin

Unveiling the Anti-Inflammatory and Anti-Obesity Potential of Menthol-Derived Esters

Unveiling the Anti-Inflammatory and Anti-Obesity Potential of Menthol-Derived Esters

Macrophages as new therapeutic target to address obesity-related diseases

Macrophages as new therapeutic target to address obesity-related diseases

Breakthrough discovery provides a desirable drug target to tackle metabolic diseases

Breakthrough discovery provides a desirable drug target to tackle metabolic diseases

Flavanols enhance browning of adipose tissue by activating the sympathetic nervous system

Flavanols enhance browning of adipose tissue by activating the sympathetic nervous system

Study suggests dietary intake of flavan-3-ols could help prevent obesity

Study suggests dietary intake of flavan-3-ols could help prevent obesity

Synthetic food additive causes detrimental effects on the gut microbiota

Synthetic food additive causes detrimental effects on the gut microbiota

Scientists discover new genetic link to non-alcoholic inflammatory liver disease

Scientists discover new genetic link to non-alcoholic inflammatory liver disease

Study analyzes the health benefits of time-restricted eating

Study analyzes the health benefits of time-restricted eating

Research reveals link between high-fat diet, gut microbiota and cardiovascular disease

Research reveals link between high-fat diet, gut microbiota and cardiovascular disease

Processed diet reduces gut bacteria and promotes encroachment of microbiota into the intestine

Processed diet reduces gut bacteria and promotes encroachment of microbiota into the intestine

Study reveals the evolution of the human gut microbiota

Study reveals the evolution of the human gut microbiota

Components of Neanderthals' gut microbiota are essential for human health

Components of Neanderthals' gut microbiota are essential for human health

Study shows why obese mothers tend to have children susceptible to metabolic diseases

Study shows why obese mothers tend to have children susceptible to metabolic diseases

Pillar-like molecules could be used as biosensors to detect metabolites

Pillar-like molecules could be used as biosensors to detect metabolites

Water intake may effectively mitigate obesity and metabolic syndrome

Water intake may effectively mitigate obesity and metabolic syndrome

Periodontal or gum disease recognized as significant risk factor for metabolic syndrome

Periodontal or gum disease recognized as significant risk factor for metabolic syndrome

Mediterranean diet decreases the likelihood of having another heart attack

Mediterranean diet decreases the likelihood of having another heart attack

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