The human body is home to trillions of bacteria communities, outnumbering all our cells by a factor of ten. Despite their minuscule size, these bacteria collectively weigh about 2-3 kg. Anatomically, they are present in the esophagus and stomach in smaller numbers, increasing from the small intestine to the large intestine, with the highest concentration...
Cancer can be simply defined as uncontrolled cell proliferation. Uncontrolled proliferating cells cause disease in the organs or tissues where they reside. Growth and multiplication are coordinated by certain intracellular and intercellular signals. This coordination is closely related to signals necessary for nutrient coordination. Obesity, characterized by excess nutrition, activates cellular growth through various pathways....
Throughout history, obesity has created different perceptions in different times and cultures. Sometimes it means strength, power; It is sometimes associated with fertility, abundance and abundance. Nowadays, it is referred to as a disease. Evolutionarily, starting from hunter-gatherer humans; The transition to settled life and the agricultural revolution approximately 10 thousand years ago, followed by...
In recent years, the prevalence of obesity has been rapidly increasing and is on its way to becoming the most common disease in history. Many methods, such as dieting, increasing physical activity, or medication, are used to treat obesity, but the success rate with these methods is very low. Today, surgery is the most effective...
