British media: Middle-aged and old people are blessed because of cell inflammation?

Original title: British media: middle-aged and elderly people are blessed from cell inflammation?
, Sept. 29 (Xinhua)
a new study has found that inflammation may be the cause of abdominal stools in middle-aged and elderly people.
Drugs for this inflammation can stimulate people's metabolism and help them burn more fat, reducing the risk of chronic diseases, the authors of the study said, according to the Daily Mail of September 27. High body fat can lead to diabetes, heart disease and other diseases, but also may cause stroke.
study has shown that older people have higher levels of body fat regardless of their weight. But active exercise also doesn't make it as easy for middle-aged and older people to lose belly fat as young people because their bodies can't burn energy in fat cells effectively. This cycle leads to the accumulation of belly fat, which is not clear why fat cells do not respond during exercise in middle-aged and older people.
, led by University of California, but Yale University professor Vishwa Depp Dixit, found that inflammation was the main culprit. In their study, they focused on macrophages, which are involved in controlling infections.
they have discovered a new macrophage on the abdominal fat nerve that becomes inflamed with age. These inflamed cells do not transmit signals to fat cells and therefore cannot tell them to burn stored energy.
findings could lead to new treatments -- such as drugs for inflammation -- that could help middle-aged and older people lose belly fat.
future research will focus on immune cells and their interactions with nerves, as well as how the relationship controls health and disease.
"The goal of our study is to better understand the relationship between immune cells and nerve and fat cells, thereby reducing abdominal fat, promoting metabolism, and improving the health of middle-aged and older adults," said Christina Carmel, one of the study's authors. "