The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
one of these is ucp1 uncoupling protein one it's a mitochondrial protein that allows your mitochondria to burn fat without doing a lot of work it just turns the fat into heat it's involved in thermogenesis and it's long been known that having a lot of ucp1 um is something happens when you do exercise exercise increases ucp1
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well everyone of our slow aging mice has a lot of ucp1 in the white fat under the um skin and the white fat uh in the abdomen and also in the um the brown fat between uh the scapula all three of these fat Depot have elevated ucp1
it's long been known that having a lot of ucp1 um is something happens when you do exercise exercise increases ucp1 and mice that have a lot of ucp1 live a long time