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Mouse study links low-protein diets, gut microbes, and fat-burning tissue
A Nature study in mice suggests low-protein diets can trigger gut microbe-driven signals that turn white fat toward a calorie-burning beige state, revealing a complex microbiome link in metabolism.
Key Takeaways
- A mouse study found that low protein intake can trigger fat browning through gut microbes.
- Two signaling routes, involving FXR and FGF21, were highlighted.
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