Neither carbohydrate nor dietary fat intake was associated with percent
central abdominal fat, which highlights the importance of protein intake.
Not exact matches
The new
fat deposits in skeletal muscles takes up much of this
fat, as do the
fat cells in and around the
abdominal organs leading to the
central obesity that is an important component of metabolic syndrome.
Metabolic syndrome describes an obese person with
central or
abdominal obesity (a
fat stomach) who also tends to have a poor cholesterol profile, high blood sugar and insulin and the attendant insulin resistance, high blood pressure, and clogged arteries.
Also known as
abdominal obesity or
central obesity, visceral obesity refers to excess
fat in the
abdominal cavity that causes low - grade inflammation.
After one year, the researchers measured the women for what they call «
central obesity,» the accumulation of
abdominal fat resulting in an increased waist size.
Therefore, subcutaneous
fat is mainly seen in limbs where as the visceral
fat is mainly seen as
abdominal obesity or
central obesity («pot belly» or «beer belly»).