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Doesn't look good for the kind of weight-loss consumers would look for. From the article: "While hardly any inflammation occurred in the subcutaneous fat of ob
by BigChiefSmokem 10y ago
Doesn't look good for the kind of weight-loss consumers would look for. From the article:
"While hardly any inflammation occurred in the subcutaneous fat of obese mice and cGMP signaling was largely intact, things were very different for the deeper-lying abdominal fat: through the significant weight increase, inflammation had spread and the fat-burning turbocharger cGMP largely came to a standstill."