The discussions reflect strong agreement with the study's results, citing specific health concerns such as fatty liver and visceral fat, with phrases like 'not good in other words!!' and 'very strongly associated' indicating concern and emphasis. The tone combines awareness-raising language with a focus on the health impacts, demonstrating moderate engagement and high perceived importance of the research.
AgreementStrong agreement
Most discussions reinforce the study's findings that sedentary behavior is linked to increased fat, showing strong support for the article's conclusions.
InterestModerate interest
The discussions indicate some curiosity about health implications but do not delve deeply into the research details.
EngagementModerate engagement
Participants mention specific types of fat and health risks, suggesting moderate engagement, though mostly reiterative.
ImpactHigh impact
The emphasis on health risks like liver and visceral fat highlights the potential significance of the findings for public health awareness.
Abstract in brief
The study investigated how sedentary time relates to different types of body fat measured by MRI in people at high risk for type 2 diabetes, and whether this relationship is affected by their physical activity levels.
Results showed that every extra hour of sedentary behavior was linked to increases in overall abdominal fat, subcutaneous fat, visceral fat, and liver fat, but these associations were only significant in individuals who did not meet the recommended 150 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity per week.
The findings suggest that reducing sedentary time could be particularly important for those who are inactive, as it is associated with accumulating more fat in various organs, which could increase health risks related to diabetes and other metabolic issues.
Long periods of sedentary time are strongly associated with visceral fat accumulation https://t.co/vSQyaNKcHp
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Dr Michael Mol
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Even after accounting for age, ethnicity & activity levels, the longer you spend #sitting the day, the higher your risk for liver fat, inner (visceral) fat and total abdominal fat https://t.co/7nX61eaP1x
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Dr Michael Mol
@DrMichaelMol · X
Even after accounting for age, ethnicity & activity levels, the longer you spend #sitting during the day, the higher your risk for a fatty liver, inner (visceral) fat and total abdominal fat https://t.co/7nX61eaP1x ... not good in other words!!
Jan 30, 2023 · 2 likes · 23,513 followersView post →
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Will McAllister
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M Woodman Massage
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RT @the_hough: Long periods of sedentary time are strongly associated with visceral fat accumulation https://t.co/vSQyaNKcHp
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Even after accounting for age, ethnicity & activity levels, the longer you spend #sitting during the day, the higher your risk for a fatty liver, inner (visceral) fat and total abdominal fat https://t.co/7nX61eaP1x ... not good in other words!!
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Helen Pretorius
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RT @DrMichaelMol: #Bellyfat is bad. Even after accounting for age, ethnicity & activity levels, the longer you spend #sitting in the day, t…
RT @the_hough: Long periods of sedentary time are strongly associated with visceral fat accumulation https://t.co/vSQyaNKcHp
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William Amaral
@_sempreguica · X
RT @the_hough: Long periods of sedentary time are strongly associated with visceral fat accumulation https://t.co/vSQyaNKcHp
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Paul Hough
@the_hough · X
Long periods of sedentary time are strongly associated with visceral fat accumulation https://t.co/vSQyaNKcHp
Feb 23, 2019 · 4 likes · 2 shares · 1,999 followersView post →
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Dr Michael Mol
@DrMichaelMol · X
Even after accounting for age, ethnicity & activity levels, the longer you spend #sitting the day, the higher your risk for liver fat, inner (visceral) fat and total abdominal fat https://t.co/7nX61eaP1x
Jan 22, 2019 · 3 likes · 1 share · 23,513 followersView post →
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