Sentences with phrase «high leptin levels»

Those that have higher than normal body fat levels or are extremely overweight, usually have pretty high leptin levels in their bloodstream.

Eating after 8 p.m. has been associated with higher leptin levels and weight gain in various research studies.

High leptin levels eventually result in high levels of inflammatory chemicals that increase bone breakdown which can lead to osteoporosis.

Higher leptin levels regulate body fat downwards making thinner.

In utero monoethyl phthalate was associated with higher leptin levels in girls and decreased insulin secretion in pubescent boys.

Avoidance of high fructose corn syrup and carbohydrates would be recommended for those with high leptin levels.

Female offspring had higher leptin levels than males, whereas adiponectin did not differ but was inversely related to BPA in males.

On the other hand, high leptin levels in males were especially seen in moderate to high exposure when compared with mono -(3 - carboxypropyl).

You may think that an overweight individual who has high leptin levels would eat a lot less.

People that carry more body fat have higher leptin levels.

This might sound counterintuitive at first since you'd think that if someone who's overweight had high leptin levels they'd eat much less.

-- Leptin is secreted by the fat cells in the body, so obviously the level of body fat plays a vital role in secreting the hormone.The higher the body fat percentage, the higher the leptin levels in your body.

High leptin levels have been tied to high blood pressure, obesity, heart disease and stroke, as well as blood sugar related problems.

Leptin is secreted by adipose (fat) tissue, so the more overweight a person is, typically, the higher his leptin levels.

As if trouble losing and keeping weight off wasn't enough, high leptin levels are also associated with fatigue and histamine intolerance.

-- The hypothalamus is exposed to high leptin levels, which can disrupt the signals to the brain.

Leptin levels correlate with total fat mass and total caloric intake: the higher your body fat, the higher your leptin levels and the lower your body fat, the lower your leptin levels.

Leptin resistance can be a bit of a vicious cycle, because a large intake of calories over a long period of time (i.e. eating too much when you were in college for 4 years) causes chronic hyperleptinemia (high leptin levels) and the appetite controlling activity of leptin eventually become less and less effective.

I just feel like it works better, as I'm able to keep a better hormonal profile that is conducive to fat loss — lower insulin levels, higher growth hormone, higher leptin levels, etc..

High leptin levels are very pro-inflammatory, and leptin also helps to mediate the manufacture of other very potent inflammatory chemicals from fat cells that also play a significant role in the progression of heart disease and diabetes.

These high leptin levels act on the hypothalamus to signal that it's OK to stop eating.

The paradox here is that overweight people already have high leptin levels.

Obese individuals have high leptin levels.

It would seem then that our goal would be to have high leptin levels in order to receive a satiety signal and end the desire (need) to eat food.

The more you eat, the higher your leptin levels are.

To achieve weight loss you need leptin to work properly which means you need to have high leptin levels and highly sensitive leptin receptors at the same time.