Can't lose weight by eating less?

For decades, there has been a one-size-fits-all approach to treating obesity in humans by adopting a low-calorie diet, however there is currently evidence that this diet-focused approach is less effective for obese adults who adhere to clinical weight management programs.

Recently, in a research report titled "Exercise training enhances muscle mitochondrial metabolism in diet-resistant obesity" published in the international journal eBioMedicine, scientists from the University of Ottawa and other institutions have challenged the above-mentioned treatments for obesity through research.

These important findings may greatly improve public health by guiding the emergence of individualized treatment plans that can also help people with difficult-to-treat obesity lose weight and maintain it

For the study, the researchers mined relevant clinical data from more than 5,000 records.

Image source:people who are obese and have enormous difficulty losing weight, we can give them the message that you are a group of people who are especially important for exercise

If you look at a large group of people who are overweight and trying to lose weight, the response to exercise is not that great; but now researchers have found that this is true for participants whose diets resist the obese phenotype

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Chantal A Pileggi, Denis P Blondin, Breana G Hooks, et al.