From liposuction to stomach stapling, most methods of weight loss surgery involve removing fat - or at least making an area smaller.
Now, scientists have discovered that transplanting fat could be another key to weight loss.
It sounds counter-intuitive, but it's thought adding the right type of fat to the body could speed up calorie burning and improve conditions such as diabetes.
The theory is that there are two types of fat in the body. One is the much-dreaded white fat, which sits under the skin and gives us that beer belly or wobbly thighs. It's caused by eating too much.
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Could a fat transplant combat obesity?
and prevent diabetes?
Started by Still Waters , Jan 10 2013 08:21 PM
fat transplant obesity diabetes
Started by Still Waters , Jan 10 2013 08:21 PM
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