Journal of Obesity and Chronic Diseases

Aanchal Sareen, Kota Amarnadh Reddy, Rishabh Parihar and Ramireddy Sulekha

A genetic predisposition and environment interact to cause obesity, which results from impaired central control of body weight. The presence of genetic factors is predominant in the development and progression of genetic obesity, including monogenic obesities and syndromic obesity.

Dunnya Salem, Vincent Ekenga and Christine Ekenga
Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is a metabolic condition which increases the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and chronic kidney disease (CKD). Despite these risks, many people with diabetes do not meet treatment goals and thus remain at increased risk of mortality and morbidity associated with diabetes.

Solmaz Ali and Neslihan Duruturk
With increasing life expectancy and increasing population, obesity-related diseases getting more common becomes an inevitable issue. Effects of diaphragmatic mobilization methods applied to obese individuals to relief respiratory problems are unknown.

Alais Ferreira da Rocha de Oliveria, José Rebuglio Vellosa, Bruno Hartmann, Yasmin Fidler, Camila Audrey dos Reis and José Rosa Gomes
The literature describes an increase in milk intake during the rat lactation period when the litter size is reduced, which induces an obesity condition in adulthood. However, there are no reports in this obesity model concerning the heritability of obesity phenotypes.

Amit Kumar, Ronald A. Lubet, Jennifer T. Fox, William G. Nelson, Harold Seifried, Clinton J. Grubbs and Mark Steven Miller
Epidemiology, clinical and experimental animal studies suggest high fructose diets are detrimental to metabolic status and may contribute to tumor development.