A medio y largo plazo: El riesgo de obesidad se dispara. El metabolismo se ve afectado, del mismo modo que la producción hormonal. La inflamación aumenta y la sensación de saciedad se distorsiona. Cada vez se acumula grasa con mayor facilidad. https://t.co/HmNwS8A141
Alcohol Consumption and Obesity: An Update.
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The group actively discusses scientific articles and research about alcohol's role in weight gain, emphasizing how alcohol affects metabolism and fat storage, with phrases like 'liquid calories are the enemy' and references to metabolic studies, showing both interest and engagement through sharing detailed scientific information and personal opinions.
Most discussions acknowledge the scientific consensus that alcohol consumption is linked to weight gain, referencing studies and scientific articles, indicating a general agreement.
The posts show high engagement with citations of scientific articles, links, and detailed explanations, reflecting a high level of interest in the topic.
Participants actively share their opinions, link to research, discuss metabolic effects, and reference scientific studies, demonstrating a moderate but meaningful level of engagement.
The discussions highlight awareness of health implications, suggesting that the social discussions contribute to understanding the importance of moderating alcohol intake to prevent obesity, indicating a moderate impact.
Abstract in brief
- Recreational alcohol consumption is common worldwide and can contribute to weight gain because of its calorie content (7 kcal/g), especially if not offset by other activities.
- Recent studies suggest that light to moderate drinking is generally not linked to weight gain, while heavy drinking tends to be more consistently associated with gaining weight.
- The relationship between alcohol and obesity is complex and influenced by various factors, including individual lifestyle habits, with some people more at risk of weight gain from alcohol than others.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyDos artículos científicos sobre el tema. DOI: 10.1111/j.1753-4887.2011.00403.x DOI: 10.1007/s13679-014-0129-4
@rmndeah Para que leas un poco, aquí te comparto dos artículos científicos sobre el tema. DOI: 10.1111/j.1753-4887.2011.00403.x DOI: 10.1007/s13679-014-0129-4
@lvlyspo @mybabyyhoneyy that study is unfortunately outdated; as the liver metabolizes alcohol it essentially is preoccupied with detoxification and shunts alcohol to fat storage. here are some more recent studies: https://t.co/WZkBIylBHr https://t.co/dhLrUwVp2V
@TheMoneyLawMan @muscleforlife https://t.co/UFpTf7qigK pretty well known that alcohol consumption aids in weight gain... nothing new but was surprised to see someone taken back by his post
@mr_diversify Liquid Calories are the enemy for sure. There is even some evidence that alcohol actually inhibits fat oxidation. (https://t.co/bvNPCHWa4U)
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RT @Bio_comunidad: Dos artículos científicos sobre el tema. DOI: 10.1111/j.1753-4887.2011.00403.x DOI: 10.1007/s13679-014-0129-4
Dos artículos científicos sobre el tema. DOI: 10.1111/j.1753-4887.2011.00403.x DOI: 10.1007/s13679-014-0129-4
@rmndeah Para que leas un poco, aquí te comparto dos artículos científicos sobre el tema. DOI: 10.1111/j.1753-4887.2011.00403.x DOI: 10.1007/s13679-014-0129-4
@mr_diversify Liquid Calories are the enemy for sure. There is even some evidence that alcohol actually inhibits fat oxidation. (https://t.co/bvNPCHWa4U)
@TheMoneyLawMan @muscleforlife https://t.co/UFpTf7qigK pretty well known that alcohol consumption aids in weight gain... nothing new but was surprised to see someone taken back by his post
@lvlyspo @mybabyyhoneyy that study is unfortunately outdated; as the liver metabolizes alcohol it essentially is preoccupied with detoxification and shunts alcohol to fat storage. here are some more recent studies: https://t.co/WZkBIylBHr https://t.co/dhLrUwVp2V
RT @SaulNutri: A medio y largo plazo: El riesgo de obesidad se dispara. El metabolismo se ve afectado, del mismo modo que la producción ho…
RT @SaulNutri: A medio y largo plazo: El riesgo de obesidad se dispara. El metabolismo se ve afectado, del mismo modo que la producción ho…
RT @SaulNutri: A medio y largo plazo: El riesgo de obesidad se dispara. El metabolismo se ve afectado, del mismo modo que la producción ho…
RT @SaulNutri: A medio y largo plazo: El riesgo de obesidad se dispara. El metabolismo se ve afectado, del mismo modo que la producción ho…
RT @SaulNutri: A medio y largo plazo: El riesgo de obesidad se dispara. El metabolismo se ve afectado, del mismo modo que la producción ho…
RT @SaulNutri: A medio y largo plazo: El riesgo de obesidad se dispara. El metabolismo se ve afectado, del mismo modo que la producción ho…
RT @SaulNutri: A medio y largo plazo: El riesgo de obesidad se dispara. El metabolismo se ve afectado, del mismo modo que la producción ho…
RT @SaulNutri: A medio y largo plazo: El riesgo de obesidad se dispara. El metabolismo se ve afectado, del mismo modo que la producción ho…
A medio y largo plazo: El riesgo de obesidad se dispara. El metabolismo se ve afectado, del mismo modo que la producción hormonal. La inflamación aumenta y la sensación de saciedad se distorsiona. Cada vez se acumula grasa con mayor facilidad. https://t.co/HmNwS8A141
@LolekaBarthele1 Une consommation modérée comme le dit ce récent articles
And here’s a link to the science review that Brody featured and I discussed on Episode 3: https://t.co/e7AWG39Phy