'Exercise pill' switches on gene that tells cells to burn fat
Makes normal mice resistant to weight gain on high-fat diet
By giving ordinary adult mice a drug - a synthetic designed to mimic fat - Salk Institute scientist Dr. Ronald M. Evans is now able to chemically switch on PPAR-d, the master regulator that controls the ability of cells to burn fat. Even when the mice are not active, turning on the chemical switch activates the same fat-burning process that occurs during exercise. The resulting shift in energy balance (calories in, calories burned) makes the mice resistant to weight gain on a high fat diet.
We so so much gimmicks recently ... to the point that this one might just be another one of them...
ReplyDeletewe'll wait and see ...