Leptin and Obesity
Leptin, a hormone produced by fat cells, signals the brain about energy availability, crucial for metabolic processes. When the brain cannot detect leptin—due to deficiency or resistance—individuals may become obese as their bodies produce excess insulin to compensate. This creates a vicious cycle, particularly evident in children who struggle with leptin signaling, leading to increased fat storage and further complications.In this clip
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