A new study splits obesity into two distinct subtypes, each with their own effects on our body's functioning.
"Translating these findings into a clinically usable test could help doctors provide more precise care for patients."research project, coming up with four metabolic subtypes that influence body mass: two prone to leanness, and two prone to obesity.
These controls suggest that something else is happening beyond those diet, surroundings, and inheritance. One likely explanation involves epigenetic markers – non-coding modifications made to DNA molecules that change how genes are read.
"Today's findings underscore the power of recognizing these subtle differences between people to guide more precise ways to treat disease,"If two types of obesity can be confirmed in future human validation studies, then it follows that various obesity treatments – changes in diet, for example, or– might have different effects depending on the obesity type. A whole new field of research just opened up.
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