Peter Attia· MD
the vat the visceral adipose tissue seems to be much more tightly correlated to what we see when we look at more sophisticated biomarkers of insulin sensitivity and metabolic health
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the vat the visceral adipose tissue seems to be much more tightly correlated to what we see when we look at more sophisticated biomarkers of insulin sensitivity and metabolic health
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that seems to be incredibly genetic right body habitus in that regard uh very genetic and relatively uncoupled from metabolic health so the the vat the visceral adipose tissue seems to be much more tightly correlated to what we see when we look at more sophisticated biomarkers of insulin sensitivity and metabolic health
a that seems to be incredibly genetic right body habitus in that regard uh very genetic and relatively uncoupled from metabolic health
the vat the visceral adipose tissue seems to be much more tightly correlated to what we see when we look at more sophisticated biomarkers of insulin sensitivity and metabolic health you know any evidence of liver fat all these other things tend to attract much more closely with that