Heart disease due to Thigh Fat [Part 1]

Heart disease due to Thigh Fat - Gluteal fat in the lower body secretes two proteins with abnormal amounts, which can lead to insulin resistance is a risk factor for heart disease.

Many obese people experience fat accumulation in the abdomen.

The researchers say they have a higher risk of heart disease and diabetes. However, a new study reveals another fact that is not less interesting.

According to recent studies, it is known that people who have a pear shape body where fat accumulation occurs in the thigh are also at risk of heart disease.

Research conducted by experts from UC Davis and reported in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, reported that gluteal fat stored in the lower body secretes two proteins with abnormal amounts.

This protein can cause inflammation and insulin resistance is a risk factor for heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Insulin resistance itself refers to a group of risk factors that breed heart disease and diabetes fivefold. Risk factors include a large waistline, low levels of good cholesterol, high blood pressure, insulin resistance, and high triglyceride levels.

In the study, lead researcher Dr Ishwarlal Jialal and his team involving 45 patients with early insulin resistance with three risk factors. All respondents did blood tests, blood sugar, and blood pressure. Their protein levels were also examined and some tissues in the buttocks.

Next