fat storage

This is a terrible state of metabolism for a man who's trying to lose weight, because surplus insulin boosts body-fat storage.

What your body starts to do is to act as a fat storage, which is not going to help you with your weight loss goals.

"Males seem to use a different molecular machinery to regulate fat storage than do females, " Bayol says.

With a decent metabolism and healthy diet, carbohydrates should not be allocated to fat storage.

That puts your body in prime fat-storage mode and increases your odds of overeating at the next meal.

Stress and sleep deprivation release cortisol into your bloodstream, which triggers fat storage around your waist.

It may take some weeks of eating meals every two hours to convince their bodies that fat storage isn't necessary.

Throughout the day, sugar consumption can spike insulin levels and induce body fat storage.

Insulin opens the "doors" in adipose for body fat storage for a very short period of time.

Hormones, not exercise and diet, primarily regulate fat storage and metabolism in the subcutaneous fat layer.

That is one of the functions of fat storage, to ensure that fuel will be provided for the digestive process.

Resistant starch in a meal is associated with less fat storage after that meal.

Some experts believe that high glycemic foods like Cream of Wheat promote fat storage which can lead to weight gain.

Alcohol makes it worse by lowering your resistance and promoting fat storage.

When fat storage approaches a level that compromises a person's health, we call it obesity.

In addition, elevated insulin levels leads to greater fat storage in our bodies.