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Diurnal variations of brown fat thermogenesis and fat oxidation in humans

Health and Fitness

Diurnal variations of brown fat thermogenesis and fat oxidation in humans

M. Matsushita, S. Nirengi, et al.

This study by Mami Matsushita and colleagues explores the intriguing diurnal patterns of nonshivering thermogenesis (NST) in healthy humans, revealing compelling connections between brown adipose tissue activity and breakfast consumption. The findings highlight the potential implications of skipping breakfast on obesity and metabolic health.

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