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Experimental Drug Makes Obese Mice Burn Fat Without Losing Muscle – Or Eating Less
Researchers report that an experimental compound caused obese mice to burn more energy without decreasing their food intake or losing muscle mass.
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Researchers report that an experimental compound caused obese mice to burn more energy without decreasing their food intake or losing muscle mass. The drug appears to increase the body’s utilization of calories rather than suppressing appetite, suggesting a different mechanism for weight loss. This finding points to a potential new strategy for treating obesity that focuses on boosting energy expenditure.
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