Mikrobiota a otyłość

Karney, Alicja

doi:10.34763/devperiodmed.20172103.203207

Abstract

Nadwaga i otyłość z ich konsekwencjami pod postacią cukrzycy typu 2 i chorób układu krążenia, stanowią duży problem zdrowia publicznego. Według ostatnich doniesień ważną rolę w „epidemii” otyłości może odgrywać mikrobiota jelitowa. Z uwagi na to, że mikrobiota jelit może wpływać na masę ciała, wrażliwość na insulinę czy metabolizm glukozy i lipidów pozwala wysunąć hipotezę, że zmiany w obrębie mikrobioty mogą mieć znaczenie w patogenezie otyłości i zespołu metabolicznego.

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