New study discovers ‘fat switch’ in body that can turn off weight gain, cholesterol, liver issues
A groundbreaking animal study has recently identified a novel enzyme that acts as a switch for fat synthesis. This discovery suggests that controlling this enzyme could combat obesity, lower cholesterol and protect the liver, offering a new biological approach to metabolic health beyond diet and exercise. Human trials are anticipated.
A groundbreaking animal study has recently identified a novel enzyme that acts as a switch for fat synthesis. This discovery suggests that controlling this enzyme could combat obesity, lower cholesterol and protect the liver, offering a new biological approach to metabolic health beyond diet and exercise. Human trials are anticipated.
