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A scientific American study has shown that obesity is not solely related to diet, but may have an underlying cause: a disruption in the daily rhythm of stress hormones, such as cortisol. Experiments conducted on mice revealed that hormonal rhythm disturbances lead to different fat accumulation patterns, typically concentrating in adipose tissue while reducing fat buildup in the liver. Additionally, insulin resistance was found to vary depending on the triggering factor, with resistance concentrating in muscles during hormonal disruptions, which may help reduce fat accumulation in the liver. The findings highlight the importance of considering factors beyond diet, such as sleep disorders and stress, to gain a deeper understanding of the causes of obesity.
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