{"id":8319,"date":"2023-06-13T10:02:48","date_gmt":"2023-06-13T07:02:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/why-is-weight-loss-hard-for-obese-people-study-explains-reason\/"},"modified":"2023-06-13T10:02:48","modified_gmt":"2023-06-13T07:02:48","slug":"warum-fallt-es-ubergewichtigen-menschen-schwer-gewicht-zu-verlieren-studie-erklart-den-grund","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/de\/warum-fallt-es-ubergewichtigen-menschen-schwer-gewicht-zu-verlieren-studie-erklart-den-grund\/","title":{"rendered":"Warum ist Gewichtsverlust f\u00fcr \u00fcbergewichtige Menschen schwierig? Studie erkl\u00e4rt Vernunft"},"content":{"rendered":"

F\u00fcr Menschen mit Adipositas ist es immer schwierig, Gewicht zu verlieren und das Gewicht aufrechtzuerhalten. Eine aktuelle Studie erkl\u00e4rte, wie die Gehirnreaktionen \u00fcbergewichtiger Menschen auf Zucker und Fett unterschiedlich funktionieren, was das Abnehmen zu einem schwierigen Weg macht.<\/p>\n

Die Erkenntnisse der lernen<\/a>, ver\u00f6ffentlicht in der Zeitschrift Nature Metabolism, erkl\u00e4rte, wie Fettleibigkeit dazu f\u00fchrte, dass das Gehirn die Ausrichtung auf das Geschehen im Darm verlor.<\/p>\n

\u201eUnsere Interpretation ist, dass bei Menschen mit Fettleibigkeit die N\u00e4hrstoffwahrnehmung allgemein eingeschr\u00e4nkt ist. Es k\u00f6nnte helfen zu erkl\u00e4ren, warum Gewichtsverlust und Gewichtserhaltung so schwierig sind\u201c, sagt die leitende Forscherin Dr. Mireille Serlie genannt<\/a>.<\/p>\n

In der Studie wurden 30 Erwachsene mit gesundem K\u00f6rpergewicht und 30 Erwachsene mit Fettleibigkeit untersucht. Die Gehirnreaktionen der Teilnehmer auf Zucker und Fett wurden erfasst, nachdem die N\u00e4hrstoffe direkt in den Darm gelangt waren.<\/p>\n

Die schlanken Teilnehmer zeigten bei der Zufuhr der N\u00e4hrstoffe spezifische Muster der Gehirnaktivit\u00e4t, w\u00e4hrend diese bei adip\u00f6sen Menschen \u201estark beeintr\u00e4chtigt\u201c waren. Bei den \u00fcbergewichtigen Teilnehmern kam es au\u00dferdem zu einer geringeren Aussch\u00fcttung von Dopamin aus dem Striatum des Gehirns, das f\u00fcr die Regulierung der Essgewohnheiten verantwortlich ist.<\/p>\n

Selbst nachdem sie drei Monate lang mit einer kalorienreduzierten Di\u00e4t 10% ihres Gewichts verloren hatten, kehrten sich die Gehirnreaktionen der adip\u00f6sen Teilnehmer nicht um.<\/p>\n

Forscher glauben, dass eine beeintr\u00e4chtigte N\u00e4hrstoffsignalisierung nicht dauerhaft ist und mit mehr Zeit und anhaltendem Gewichtsverlust wiederhergestellt werden kann.<\/p>\n

Fr\u00fchere Experimente an Labortieren deuteten darauf hin Gehirn<\/a> reagierte auf das Vorhandensein von N\u00e4hrstoffen im Darm, auch ohne die sensorische Erfahrung des Essens.<\/p>\n

\u201eDer Fortschritt dieser Studie besteht darin, dass sie zeigen, dass dies auch beim Menschen geschieht, aber die Reaktion ist bei Menschen mit Fettleibigkeit v\u00f6llig abgeschw\u00e4cht\u201c, sagte Alexandra DiFeliceantonio, eine Co-Autorin der Studie.<\/p>\n

Die N\u00e4hrstoffsignalisierung zwischen Darm und Gehirn hilft den Menschen bei der Auswahl ihrer Essgewohnheiten, aber die Signal\u00fcbertragung sei aufgrund von Fettleibigkeit \u201eirgendwie unterbrochen\u201c, f\u00fcgte DiFeliceantonio hinzu.<\/p>\n

Unterdessen konnten die Forscher nicht genau bestimmen, wann genau die Signal\u00fcbertragung beeintr\u00e4chtigt wird und wie.<\/p>\n

Der Studie zufolge liegt das Geheimnis einer dauerhaften Gewichtsabnahme nicht immer in der \u201eWillenskraft\u201c, die Di\u00e4t fortzusetzen, da \u00fcbergewichtige Menschen nicht nur st\u00e4ndig gegen die Verlockungen von billigem, leicht verf\u00fcgbarem Junkfood ank\u00e4mpfen, sondern auch gegen ein \u201ehungriges Gehirn\u201c. erschwert Ern\u00e4hrungsumstellungen und Gewichtsabnahme.<\/p>\n

\u201eIch glaube schon, dass den Leuten die Schuld gegeben wird. Hier geht es nicht um Willenskraft. Es ist ein echter Kampf. Und wir beginnen zu verstehen, warum Menschen Schwierigkeiten haben\u201c, sagte Serlie.<\/p>\n

Durch Ern\u00e4hrung, \u00c4nderungen des Lebensstils und Medikamente hoffen die Forscher jedoch, in Zukunft einen Weg zu finden, die N\u00e4hrstoffsignalisierung zu korrigieren.<\/p>\n

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Ver\u00f6ffentlicht von Medicaldaily.com<\/p>\n

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F\u00fcr Menschen mit Adipositas ist es immer schwierig, Gewicht zu verlieren und das Gewicht aufrechtzuerhalten. Eine aktuelle Studie erkl\u00e4rte, wie die Gehirnreaktionen \u00fcbergewichtiger Menschen auf Zucker und Fett unterschiedlich funktionieren, was das Abnehmen zu einem schwierigen Weg macht.<\/p>\n

Die Erkenntnisse der lernen<\/a>, ver\u00f6ffentlicht in der Zeitschrift Nature Metabolism, erkl\u00e4rte, wie Fettleibigkeit dazu f\u00fchrte, dass das Gehirn die Ausrichtung auf das Geschehen im Darm verlor.<\/p>\n

\u201eUnsere Interpretation ist, dass bei Menschen mit Fettleibigkeit die N\u00e4hrstoffwahrnehmung allgemein eingeschr\u00e4nkt ist. Es k\u00f6nnte helfen zu erkl\u00e4ren, warum Gewichtsverlust und Gewichtserhaltung so schwierig sind\u201c, sagt die leitende Forscherin Dr. Mireille Serlie genannt<\/a>.<\/p>\n

In der Studie wurden 30 Erwachsene mit gesundem K\u00f6rpergewicht und 30 Erwachsene mit Fettleibigkeit untersucht. Die Gehirnreaktionen der Teilnehmer auf Zucker und Fett wurden erfasst, nachdem die N\u00e4hrstoffe direkt in den Darm gelangt waren.<\/p>\n

Die schlanken Teilnehmer zeigten bei der Zufuhr der N\u00e4hrstoffe spezifische Muster der Gehirnaktivit\u00e4t, w\u00e4hrend diese bei adip\u00f6sen Menschen \u201estark beeintr\u00e4chtigt\u201c waren. Bei den \u00fcbergewichtigen Teilnehmern kam es au\u00dferdem zu einer geringeren Aussch\u00fcttung von Dopamin aus dem Striatum des Gehirns, das f\u00fcr die Regulierung der Essgewohnheiten verantwortlich ist.<\/p>\n

Selbst nachdem sie drei Monate lang mit einer kalorienreduzierten Di\u00e4t 10% ihres Gewichts verloren hatten, kehrten sich die Gehirnreaktionen der adip\u00f6sen Teilnehmer nicht um.<\/p>\n

Forscher glauben, dass eine beeintr\u00e4chtigte N\u00e4hrstoffsignalisierung nicht dauerhaft ist und mit mehr Zeit und anhaltendem Gewichtsverlust wiederhergestellt werden kann.<\/p>\n

Fr\u00fchere Experimente an Labortieren deuteten darauf hin Gehirn<\/a> reagierte auf das Vorhandensein von N\u00e4hrstoffen im Darm, auch ohne die sensorische Erfahrung des Essens.<\/p>\n

\u201eDer Fortschritt dieser Studie besteht darin, dass sie zeigen, dass dies auch beim Menschen geschieht, aber die Reaktion ist bei Menschen mit Fettleibigkeit v\u00f6llig abgeschw\u00e4cht\u201c, sagte Alexandra DiFeliceantonio, eine Co-Autorin der Studie.<\/p>\n

Die N\u00e4hrstoffsignalisierung zwischen Darm und Gehirn hilft den Menschen bei der Auswahl ihrer Essgewohnheiten, aber die Signal\u00fcbertragung sei aufgrund von Fettleibigkeit \u201eirgendwie unterbrochen\u201c, f\u00fcgte DiFeliceantonio hinzu.<\/p>\n

Unterdessen konnten die Forscher nicht genau bestimmen, wann genau die Signal\u00fcbertragung beeintr\u00e4chtigt wird und wie.<\/p>\n

Der Studie zufolge liegt das Geheimnis einer dauerhaften Gewichtsabnahme nicht immer in der \u201eWillenskraft\u201c, die Di\u00e4t fortzusetzen, da \u00fcbergewichtige Menschen nicht nur st\u00e4ndig gegen die Verlockungen von billigem, leicht verf\u00fcgbarem Junkfood ank\u00e4mpfen, sondern auch gegen ein \u201ehungriges Gehirn\u201c. erschwert Ern\u00e4hrungsumstellungen und Gewichtsabnahme.<\/p>\n

\u201eIch glaube schon, dass den Leuten die Schuld gegeben wird. Hier geht es nicht um Willenskraft. Es ist ein echter Kampf. Und wir beginnen zu verstehen, warum Menschen Schwierigkeiten haben\u201c, sagte Serlie.<\/p>\n

Durch Ern\u00e4hrung, \u00c4nderungen des Lebensstils und Medikamente hoffen die Forscher jedoch, in Zukunft einen Weg zu finden, die N\u00e4hrstoffsignalisierung zu korrigieren.<\/p>\n

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A recent study explained how the brain responses in overweight people function differently in response to sugar and fat, making weight loss a tough journey.The findings of the study, published in the journal Nature Metabolism, explained how obesity caused the brain to lose alignment with what was happening in the gut."Our interpretation is, there's a generally reduced nutrient-sensing in people with obesity. It could help explain why weight loss and weight-loss maintenance are so hard," senior researcher Dr. Mireille Serlie said.The study evaluated 30 adults with a healthy body weight and 30 with obesity. The brain responses of the participants to sugar and fat were captured after the nutrients were delivered directly to the gut.The lean participants showed specific patterns of brain activity when the nutrients were delivered, while these were "severely impaired" in obese people. 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