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According to the "Yahoo" website Scientists from the Australian University of Flinders have conducted a successful experiment on mice to look for an effective way to prevent weight gain.
This medical method removes a gene responsible for weight gain known as bipolar "RCAN1" And after this intervention, the body becomes permanently agile.
Obesity is one of the major causes of serious health problems such as diabetes, high blood pressure and cancer.
The experiment included rats fed a saturated fat diet and the results showed that these animals remained agile after removal of the gene.
In addition, mice are able to burn more energy in the body after gene withdrawal, and scientists hope that these encouraging results will apply to the human body.
Those who want to lose weight, for the moment, are going to have a hard diet, exercises, and a stomach reduction surgery.
Researchers warn that removing the gene does not mean the end of the problem, because the person who eats without control remains vulnerable to health problems, even if he is not obese.
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Scientists from the University of Flinders, Australia, have conducted a successful experiment on rats in the search for a viable way to prevent weight gain, according to Yahoo.
This method removes a carrier gene called "RCAN1", after which the body agitates permanently.
Obesity is one of the major causes of serious health problems such as diabetes, high blood pressure and cancer.
The experiment included rats fed a saturated fat diet and the results showed that these animals remained agile after removal of the gene.
In addition, mice are able to burn more energy in the body after gene withdrawal, and scientists hope that these encouraging results will apply to the human body.
Those who want to lose weight, for the moment, are going to have a hard diet, exercises, and a stomach reduction surgery.
Researchers warn that removing the gene does not mean the end of the problem, because the person who eats without control remains vulnerable to health problems, even if he is not obese.
