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Protective Effects of
Melatonin against Obesity-Induced by Leptin Resistance - Behav Brain Res
2021 Sep 23 - "Leptin resistance is due to excess
leptin, a saturation of its transporters, and deficiency in either the receptor
level or signalling in the hypothalamus. Leptin resistance leads to obesity due
to excess food intake and less energy expenditure. Normal leptin secretion
follows a rhythm, and alteration in the lifestyle leads to hormonal imbalances
and increases ROS generation leading to oxidative stress. The sleep disturbance
causes obesity with increased lipid accumulation in adipose tissue. Melatonin is
the master regulator of the sleep-wake cycle secreted by the pineal gland during
the night. It is a potent antioxidant with anti-inflammatory properties.
Melatonin is secreted in a pattern called the circadian rhythm in humans as
well. Research indicates that melatonin plays a vital role in hormonal
regulation and energy metabolism, including leptin signalling and secretion"
- See melatonin at Amazon.com and
iHerb.
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Effects of Supplementation with Curcumin on Serum Adipokine Concentrations:
A Randomized Controlled Trial - Nutrition, Mar 2016 -
"randomly assigned to curcumin (n=59; 1000 mg/day)
or placebo (n=58) for 8 weeks ... Eight-week supplementation with curcumin
was associated with a significant increase in serum adiponectin levels
(p<0.001), and a reduction in serum leptin concentrations (p<0.001). Serum
leptin:adiponectin ratio was also improved by curcumin (p<0.001). These
beneficial effects of curcumin remained significant after adjustment for
changes in serum lipids and glucose concentrations, and baseline differences
in BMI and serum levels of glucose and HbA1c as potential confounders of
treatment response. Meta-analysis suggested that curcumin supplementation
can increase adiponectin levels by 76.78% (95% CI: 6.14, 147.42; p=0.0330),
and reduce leptin by 26.49%" - [Nutra
USA] - See
curcumin products at Amazon.com.
- A Hormone to Promote
Weight Loss? - Dr. Weil, 5/27/05
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Trans-10, cis-12-conjugated linoleic acid reduces the hepatic
triacylglycerol content and the leptin mRNA level in adipose tissue in obese
Zucker fa/fa rats - Br J Nutr. 2009 Mar 19:1-13 -
"Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) isomers have been
reported to reduce body weight and beneficially affect glucose metabolism in
animals, but the results are inconsistent and seem to depend on animal model
and type of CLA isomer. In the present study, feeding male Zucker fa/fa rats
diets supplemented with 1 % trans-10, cis-12-CLA for 10 d reduced the liver
TAG content without improving the overall adiposity, and enhanced hepatic
mitochondrial and peroxisomal beta-oxidation ... The present results suggest
that dietary supplementation with trans-10, cis-12-CLA may increase the
catabolism of lipids in liver and adipose tissue. Moreover, we provide new
data suggesting that trans-10, cis-12-CLA modulates the expression of
resistin and adiponectin inversely in adipose tissue. Hence, the present
results suggest that trans-10, cis-12-CLA may have some beneficial effects
on lipid metabolism and adiposity but possibly reduces insulin sensitivity"
- See
conjugated linoleic acid at Amazon.com.
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Conjugated Linoleic Acid Supplementation Enhances Antihypertensive Effect of
Ramipril in Chinese Patients With Obesity-Related Hypertension - Am J
Hypertens. 2009 Mar 19 - "Participants were
randomized to a daily dose of 4.5 g/day CLA (nine 0.5-g capsules; a 50:50
isomer blend of c 9,t 11 and t 10,c 12 CLA) with 37.5 mg/day ramipril (group
1) or placebo with 37.5 mg/day ramipril (group 2) for 8 weeks ... Treatment
with CLA significantly enhanced the reduction effect of ramipril on systolic
BP and diastolic BP (P < 0.05). It also increased plasma adiponectin
concentration (P < 0.05) and decreased plasma concentrations of leptin and
angiotensinogen (P < 0.05); however, significant change was not observed in
ACE activity" - See
conjugated linoleic acid at Amazon.com.
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New Zinc Research Reveals More Applications - Nutrition Science News,
7/01 -
"Leptin, a hormone that regulates appetite, causes
satiety. In developed countries, a high percentage of calories comes from
table sugar, or sucrose. Animal experiments find that sucrose increases
circulating levels of insulin, decreases leptin, and causes obesity.
However, rats given zinc supplements with sugar showed normal leptin levels"
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Daily melatonin administration at middle age suppresses male rat visceral
fat, plasma leptin, and plasma insulin to youthful levels -
Endocrinology 1999 Feb;140(2):1009-12
Other News:
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Serum leptin is associated
with increased pulse pressure and the development of arterial stiffening in
adult men: results of an eight-year follow-up study - Hypertens Res 2021 Aug
12 - "Those who had baseline leptin levels above the
median had a greater risk of developing arterial stiffening (odds ratio: 2.5, p
< 0.05) and a greater increase in pulse pressure over time (beta: 2.1, p <
0.05), also after adjustment for confounders. The results of this prospective
study indicate a predictive role of circulating leptin levels for vascular
damage, independent of body weight and blood pressure"
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Higher
leptin is associated with hypertension: the Multi-Ethnic Study of
Atherosclerosis - J Hum Hypertens. 2013 Mar 28 -
"After adjustment for risk factors, a 1-s.d.-increment higher leptin level
was significantly associated with higher systolic (5.0 mm Hg), diastolic
(1.9), mean arterial (2.8) and pulse pressures (3.6), as well as a 34%
higher odds for being hypertensive (P<0.01 for all)"
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Positive
Relationship Between Plasma Leptin Level and Hypertension -
Hypertension. 2010 Aug 16 - "We found that higher
plasma leptin levels were positively associated with hypertension after
adjusting for age, sex, race/ethnicity, education, smoking, alcohol intake,
body mass index, diabetes mellitus, serum cholesterol, and C-reactive
protein. Compared with quartile 1 of leptin (referent), the odds ratio (95%
CI) of hypertension associated with quartile 4 was 1.89 (1.24 to 2.09; P for
trend=0.0036). Subgroup analyses examining the relation between leptin and
hypertension by sex and body mass index categories also showed a consistent
positive association. In conclusion, higher plasma leptin levels are
associated with hypertension both among women as well as men in a
representative sample of US adults"
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Fat Hormone Leptin May Control Diabetes - WebMD, 1/5/10
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More Leptin May Mean Less Alzheimer's - WebMD, 12/15/09
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Fat Hormone Linked to Psoriasis - WebMD, 12/15/08 -
"People with psoriasis may face a higher risk of
obesity, metabolic syndrome, and other heart disease risk factors thanks to
high levels of the so-called fat hormone leptin"
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Fructose -- Found In High-fructose Corn Syrup, Sugar -- Sets Table For
Weight Gain Without Warning - Science Daily, 10/16/08 -
"Eating too much fructose can induce leptin
resistance, a condition that can easily lead to becoming overweight when
combined with a high-fat, high-calorie diet"
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Terminally Ill Rodents With Type 1 Diabetes Restored To Full Health With
Single Dose Of Leptin - Science Daily, 8/25/08
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Adiponectin, but not leptin or high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, is
associated with blood pressure independently of general and abdominal
adiposity - Hypertens Res. 2008 Apr;31(4):633-40 -
"all three markers were significantly correlated
with systolic blood pressure (negative correlation for adiponectin and
positive correlations for leptin and hs-CRP)"
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Combining Exercise With Hormone Could Prevent Weight Gain - Science
Daily, 5/27/08
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Hormone Leptin Tweaks Hungry Brain - WebMD, 10/29/07
- Fat hormone
'boosts colon cancer' - BBC News, 4/7/07
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Leptin Has Powerful Effect On Reward Center In The Brain - Science
Daily, 9/29/06
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New
Key Brain Target Of Fat Hormone - Science Daily, 1/26/06
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Fat Hormone May Counter Depression - WebMD, 1/17/06
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Fat Hormone Tied to Multiple Sclerosis - WebMD, 1/12/06
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Hunger
hormone linked to memory - BBC News, 7/18/05
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Leptin Levels Associated with Cardiovascular Risk Factors - Doctor's
Guide, 4/27/05
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Single Hormone Appears To Regulate Blood Sugar In Two Different Ways;
Finding May Help Explain Why Not All Obese People Get Diabetes - Science
Daily, 3/24/05
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Leptin: How Diabetes and Obesity Are Linked - mercola.com, 3/16/05
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Fat Hormone Acts On Brain Circuit To Curb Obesity, Diabetes - Science
Daily, 1/27/05
- Sleep More and
You May Control Eating More - WebMD, 11/9/04
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Appetite Hormone Restores Fertility - Science Daily, 9/24/04
- Fat Hormone
May Improve Women's Health - WebMD, 9/1/04
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Winning The Battle Of The Bulge: We're A Scrimmage Closer To Victory -
Science Daily, 4/29/04 -
"High triglycerides are blocking the leptin from
getting into the brain. If leptin can't get into the brain, it can't tell
you to stop eating ... If you lower triglycerides, you should theoretically
help the body's own leptin to work better so people can get skinnier"
- Another Fat
Hormone May Aid in Weight Loss - WebMD, 4/23/04
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Fat Hormone Leptin Alters Brain Architecture And Activity, Which In Turn
Drives Feeding Behavior - Science Daily, 4/2/04
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Leptin Level Predicts Outcome in Coronary Atherosclerosis - Doctor's
Guide, 3/8/04
- Leptin Turns
Fat Cells Into Fat-Burning Cells - WebMD, 2/9/04
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Blood Test Identifies Poor Dieters - Physician's Weekly, 1/26/04 -
"patients with higher levels of leptin and insulin
in their blood were less likely to consistently maintain weight loss
programs"
- Curing
Resistance to Fat Hormone Sheds Pounds - WebMD, 1/16/04
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Leptin Effects Bone Density Independent of Hormone Replacement Therapy -
Doctor's Guide, 12/9/03
- Alcohol May
Increase Breast Cancer Risk - WebMD, 11/18/03 -
"Consuming one or two alcoholic drinks per day was
found to increase blood levels of the fat hormone leptin"
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Leptin May Not Cure Obesity After All - Doctor's Guide, 11/12/03
- Obesity Hormone
May Affect Osteoarthritis - WebMD, 11/4/03
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Higher Leptin Levels Detected in Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis -
Doctor's Guide, 9/26/03
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Hormone May Reverse Heart Damage - Physician's Weekly, 9/15/03
- New Weight-Loss
Drugs Pass First Tests - WebMD, 4/8/03 -
"Axokine is a brand new
drug with hopes of being a totally different kind of weight-loss drug ...
The drug affects a powerful brain system called the leptin pathway. Leptin
is a chemical messenger that tells you when you've had enough to eat. Obese
people have leptin resistance; they lose the ability to know when they're
full. Axokine apparently bypasses this resistance and flips the fullness
switch"
- The Great
Weight Debate - WebMD, 2/6/03 -
"A key element is the hormone leptin, which is
produced by stored fat, he writes ... It's a vicious cycle. When we have
less body fat, we have decreased leptin levels, which make us want to eat
more -- yet reduces the amount of calories burnt"
- Feed a Cold,
Starve MS - WebMD, 1/16/03
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Reduced Blood Pressure Correlated With Leptin After Weight Loss In
Hypertensive Patients - Doctor's Guide, 1/6/03
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Leptin Strongly Positively Associated With Endometrial Cancer - Doctor's
Guide, 8/29/02
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Factors Influencing Leptin Receptor Expression - Doctor's Guide, 7/11/02
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Leptin and Soluble Leptin Receptor Levels in Obese and Weight-Losing
Individuals - The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism Vol.
87, No. 4 1708-1716 -
"We conclude that sLR levels are significantly
decreased, whereas leptin levels are significantly increased in morbidly
obese subjects compared with lean individuals"
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Insulin Resistance And Plasma Leptin Association Explained By Distinct Areas
Of Body Fat Accumulation - Doctor's Guide, 4/4/02
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Severe Lipodystrophy Good Reason To Consider Leptin-Replacement Therapy
- Doctor's Guide, 2/21/02
- Leptin Treatment of Obese
Men Reduces Appetite But Not Weight - Doctor's Guide, 9/21/01
- Valproic Acid Linked To
Endocrine Abnormalities In Women With Bipolar Disorder - Doctor's Guide,
8/9/01 -
"Blood tests revealed higher levels of androgens and
leptin among women taking valproic acid"
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Olanzapine's And Clozapine's Effect On Weight Gain Related To Insulin And
Leptin - Doctor's Guide, 3/26/01 -
"the median insulin level was significantly higher
in olanzapine patients ... In the clozapine group, insulin levels were
positively correlated to the drug serum concentration"
- New Fat-Loss Drug
Resets Brain's Weight Setpoint - WebMD, 3/20/01 -
"The drug, called Axokine,
is a genetically engineered version of a natural brain chemical, called
CNTF, that makes new brain cells grow ... [A] remarkable property that
distinguishes ... A human trial reported at a medical meeting last month
showed that obese people who got the most effective dose of Axokine lost
nearly 10 pounds over 12 weeks of treatment. Unlike previous weight loss
drugs, these patients did not immediately regain the weight -- in fact, they
lost another pound during the first six weeks they were off the drug, and
they kept their lost weight off for a minimum of six weeks after
discontinuing the medication ... the drug works a lot like leptin ... Leptin
would make a great weight loss drug -- except that when a person becomes
obese, he becomes resistant to it the same way a diabetic person becomes
resistant to insulin"
- How Sweet It
Isn't: Hormone Dampens Taste for Sugary Foods, Finding Could Explain Why
Some Obese People Can't Resist Sweets - WebMD, 9/18/00
- Endocrinology of
Aging, Leptin, Obesity, and Aging - Medscape, 3/00
- Leptin - Can Obese Mice Lead
to Lean People? - Michael D. Myers, M.D., Inc. -
"In humans, obesity appears to result from a much
more complex mechanism and is not associated with a lack of leptin. Recent
clinical trials, however, have shown that large doses of leptin did result
in at least some weight loss in obese individuals."
- Researchers try to
make anti-fat hormone work better - CNN, 2/12/98
- Knowledge Of Weight Control
Leading Way For Future Treatments - Doctor's Guide, 2/12/98
- Leptin Causes Death Of Fat
Cells - Doctor's Guide, 10/21/97
- Resistance To Leptin
Contributes To Obesity - Doctor's Guide, 8/5/97
- Leptin Has An Anti-Diabetic
Effect, Say Researchers - Doctor's Guide, 4/29/97
- New Anti-Obesity Approach
Acts Independently of Leptin - Doctor's Guide, 6/7/96
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