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Physical activity inhibits the obesity gene
A new study finds that people can genetically at risk for obesity increase the risk of reducing their weight through the attendance of physical activity.
The research team conducted an international study found that a gene (FTO) raised it to the known risk of obesity, its impact will be lower by 27% from adults physically active than non-active.
The scientists analyzed the data of 45 previous studies involving more than 218 thousand people.
The researcher responsible for the study Ruth Luce, of the Hospital "Adnbroecs" in Cambridge, "It is important to emphasize that you do not run in the marathon or participate in a sports club, but take the dog for a walk or go to work using a bike, or climb the stairs .. about an hour a day, will have an impact that we saw in our study. "
They hoped that contribute to such studies to convince people that, even in the case of a genetic effect, the healthy lifestyle will help prevent weight gain.
According to Center for Disease Control and control over America's Two-thirds of Americans suffer from either overweight or obese, in addition to the nearly five children until the age of 19 years.
It is known that obesity increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes, strokes and some kinds of cancer.
A new study finds that people can genetically at risk for obesity increase the risk of reducing their weight through the attendance of physical activity.
The research team conducted an international study found that a gene (FTO) raised it to the known risk of obesity, its impact will be lower by 27% from adults physically active than non-active.
The scientists analyzed the data of 45 previous studies involving more than 218 thousand people.
The researcher responsible for the study Ruth Luce, of the Hospital "Adnbroecs" in Cambridge, "It is important to emphasize that you do not run in the marathon or participate in a sports club, but take the dog for a walk or go to work using a bike, or climb the stairs .. about an hour a day, will have an impact that we saw in our study. "
They hoped that contribute to such studies to convince people that, even in the case of a genetic effect, the healthy lifestyle will help prevent weight gain.
According to Center for Disease Control and control over America's Two-thirds of Americans suffer from either overweight or obese, in addition to the nearly five children until the age of 19 years.
It is known that obesity increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes, strokes and some kinds of cancer.
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