Insulin resistance, blood sugar regulation, metabolic syndrome, and body composition
805 articles
Adipocytes do far more than store energy — new evidence shows they actively fight pathogens and regulate immunity, with major implications for aging.
A new study reveals SERPINE1 drives ferroptosis in ARDS by collapsing NAD+/NADH balance and silencing the longevity-linked Sirt3 enzyme.
A new framework shows how food structure, not just nutrients, can activate the gut's satiety cascade and boost endogenous GLP-1 naturally.
A new theoretical review unpacks the science behind food noise — the persistent, intrusive preoccupation with eating — and why GLP-1 drugs quiet it.
A practical account of what mitochondrial function means clinically — why there is no blood test for capacity but an excellent functional one, how to recognize inherited mitochondrial disease and refer, and an honest evidence ranking of the interventions patients ask about.
GLP-1 receptor agonists carry a 3.3x greater risk of hair loss than placebo. New guidance covers mechanisms, prevention, and management.
Lipedema is routinely misclassified as obesity. A phenotype-based cardiometabolic risk model may change how millions of women are assessed and treated.
A completed RCT tests whether 12 months of yoga training can reverse metabolic syndrome markers in adults aged 30–80.
Dr. Eric Berg explains why fiber-rich, non-starchy vegetables like broccoli are the safest carbohydrates for keeping blood sugar and insulin stable.
New review maps synergistic drug combos for MASH — a major age-related liver disease — as two approved monotherapies open a new therapeutic era.
Researchers identify HDAC5 as the molecular switch inside beta cells that explains how alternate day fasting improves glucose metabolism.
New evidence suggests pre-meal walks outperform post-meal walks for burning visceral fat by exploiting depleted liver glycogen stores.
