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Ob it E id i ?Ob it E id i ?Obesity Epidemic?Obesity Epidemic?
Detail of chromosome 15From the obesity map database
Bacchus, Peter Paul Reubens, 1638
Recent Increases in ObesityRecent Increases in Obesity1985: <15% obeseobese2000: >30% obeseIs obesity a disease?
-not all obese people have poor health
What’s causing this unusualIncrease in obesity?
Our genes?-Our genes?-Environment?
fast foodssedentary
lifestyle-Dieting, especially low fat diets-Food choices that blind our natural ability to monitor our food intake
Ob it E i tOb it E i tObesity: EnvironmentObesity: EnvironmentIt’s those damn corporationsIt’s those damn corporationsIt s those damn corporationsIt s those damn corporations
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Obesity: EnvironmentObesity: EnvironmentObesity: EnvironmentObesity: EnvironmentSedentary LifestyleSedentary LifestyleSedentary LifestyleSedentary Lifestyle
Obesity: RidiculousnessRidiculousness
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Obesity: EnvironmentObesity: EnvironmentObesity: EnvironmentObesity: EnvironmentDiets too high in fat?Diets too high in fat?
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carbohydrates?carbohydrates?Too much sugar Too much sugar Refined flourRefined flourSoft drinksSoft drinks
Diet drinks make you hungry!Diet drinks make you hungry!Let’s poke
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Avoiding Obesity: It’s all aboutAvoiding Obesity: It s all about self-discipline, will power,
determinationdeterminationGood Mouse
Bad Mouse
Recent Increases in ObesityRecent Increases in Obesity
1985: <15%1985: <15% obese
2000: >30% obese
Sexually Dimorphic Mammalian SpeciesSexually Dimorphic Mammalian Species
Humans are DimorphicHumans are DimorphicHumans are DimorphicHumans are DimorphicMales Males
Taller, heavierTaller, heavierBroader shoulderBroader shoulderSmaller hips, buttocksSmaller hips, buttocksS ll b tS ll b tSmaller breastsSmaller breastsMore facial hairMore facial hairDeeper voiceDeeper voiceLarger phallusLarger phallusLarger phallusLarger phallusLess stamina due to lower Less stamina due to lower subcutaneous fatsubcutaneous fatMore heart disease due to More heart disease due to tendency to gain abdominal tendency to gain abdominal body fatbody fat
Sexual Dimorphism in Body Fat Sexual Dimorphism in Body Fat Distribution in HumansDistribution in HumansDistribution in HumansDistribution in Humans
Abdominal vs. Subcutaneous FatAbdominal vs. Subcutaneous FatResults in Apple vs. Pear ShapeResults in Apple vs. Pear Shape
Diabetes and Heart Risks if. .Diabetes and Heart Risks if. .
≥≥ 150 mg/dL150 mg/dLTriglyceridesTriglycerides ≥≥ 150 mg/dL150 mg/dL
“Good Cholesterol” = High“Good Cholesterol” = High--Density Density Lipoprotein CholesterolLipoprotein Cholesterol
MenMen< 40 mg/dL< 40 mg/dL
WomenWomen < 50 mg/dL< 50 mg/dL
NCEP Expert Panel. JAMA. 2001;285:2486-2497.
Plasma Triglycerides and HDLPlasma Triglycerides and HDL--CCin Lean Men and Women and in Obese Subjectsin Lean Men and Women and in Obese Subjectsin Lean Men and Women and in Obese Subjects in Lean Men and Women and in Obese Subjects
with High or Low Visceral Adipose Tissue (AT)with High or Low Visceral Adipose Tissue (AT)
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Women Visceral AT AreaObese Women
Women Visceral AT AreaObese Women
Traits Associated with WTH in WomenTraits Associated with WTH in Women
TraitTrait WTH HighWTH High WHT LowWHT Low RefRef..P b t tP b t t l tl t ll 11Puberty onsetPuberty onset latelate earlyearly 11TestosteroneTestosterone highhigh lowlow 22TriglyceridesTriglycerides highhigh lowlow 1,31,3Insulin resistanceInsulin resistance highhigh lowlow 1,41,4Risk for Type IIRisk for Type IIdiabetesdiabetes highhigh modmod--lowlow 1,51,5
For gallbladderFor gallbladderdiseasedisease highhigh modmod--lowlow 66
Risk for cancerRisk for cancer(ovar.,breast, uterine)(ovar.,breast, uterine) highhigh modmod--lowlow 7,87,8Hypertension, strokeHypertension, stroke
heart disease,heart disease,mortalitymortality highhigh modmod--lowlow 3,5,93,5,9
Adaptive significance Adaptive significance of of
S l Di hi iS l Di hi iSexual Dimorphism in Sexual Dimorphism in Body Fat DistributionBody Fat DistributionBody Fat DistributionBody Fat Distribution
related to female lactationrelated to female lactation(fat is stored in the hips, thighs,(fat is stored in the hips, thighs,(fat is stored in the hips, thighs, (fat is stored in the hips, thighs, buttocks for use in making milk buttocks for use in making milk
during lactation)during lactation)during lactation)during lactation)
An enzyme active in weight gain is An enzyme active in weight gain is high in thighs prior to lactationhigh in thighs prior to lactationhigh in thighs prior to lactation.high in thighs prior to lactation.
High LPL = gaining fatHigh LPL = gaining fatLow LPL = losing fatLow LPL = losing fatLow LPL losing fatLow LPL losing fat
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Nonabdominal Nonabdominal fatfatiti l fiti l fcritical for critical for
reproductionreproductionreproductionreproductionAnd it’s not unhealthy!And it’s not unhealthy!And it’s not unhealthy!And it’s not unhealthy!
It might even be “protective”It might even be “protective”g pg pagainst diabetes and heart against diabetes and heart
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Regardless of female body Regardless of female body i hti htweightweight
(whether the females are very fat, very (whether the females are very fat, very ( y , y( y , ylean or in between)lean or in between)
A large body of data supports the A large body of data supports the notion that males of North or South notion that males of North or South American or Europe strongly prefer American or Europe strongly prefer
a LOW W.T.H. ratioa LOW W.T.H. ratio
Health Risks and ObesityHealth Risks and ObesityHealth Risks and ObesityHealth Risks and Obesity
Abdominal (apple) Subcutaneous (pear)
Insulin resistance No known health risks
HyperinsulinemiaHypercholesterolemiaLow HDL cholesterol Diabetes mellitus Coronary artery disease HypertensionHypertension Stroke
Science sides with Sir MixAlotScience sides with Sir MixAlot
Wh t ki d f id i hWh t ki d f id i hWhat kind of epidemic has so What kind of epidemic has so many healthy people?many healthy people?y y p py y p p
Marilyn MonroeBMI = overweight to obese
obeseBadCholesterol
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LeptinLeptinLeptinLeptin
Significance of LeptinSignificance of LeptinSignificance of LeptinSignificance of Leptin
It appears that body weight is regulatedIt appears that body weight is regulatedIt appears that body weight is regulatedIt appears that body weight is regulated
By a “lipostat”By a “lipostat”
Leptin commonly thought to be the Leptin commonly thought to be the lipostatic signallipostatic signallipostatic signallipostatic signal
It is still hoped by many that ourIt is still hoped by many that ourIt is still hoped by many that our It is still hoped by many that our knowledge of leptin will lead to a cure for knowledge of leptin will lead to a cure for obesityobesityobesityobesity
The SeductiveThe SeductiveThe Seductive The Seductive Lipostatic HypothesisLipostatic Hypothesis
Food Intake
Mystery SignalMystery Signal
Body FATBody FAT
It’ OK t l ithIt’ OK t l ithIt’s OK to sleep with a It’s OK to sleep with a hypothesishypothesishypothesis.hypothesis.
You should never marry one.You should never marry one.
HistoryHistoryHistoryHistoryEarly evidence (1970s) for a lipostat came from mutant Early evidence (1970s) for a lipostat came from mutant y ( ) py ( ) pmice that were obesemice that were obeseOb/ob mouseOb/ob mouseDb/db mouseDb/db mouse
Mutation in a single gene on an autosomeMutation in a single gene on an autosomeObese (more than 30% heavier than wild type)Obese (more than 30% heavier than wild type)Obese (more than 30% heavier than wild type)Obese (more than 30% heavier than wild type)Hyperphagic (ate significantly more than wild typeHyperphagic (ate significantly more than wild typeDiabetic (hyperglycemic)Diabetic (hyperglycemic)Infertile (does not undergo puberty does not mate or haveInfertile (does not undergo puberty does not mate or haveInfertile (does not undergo puberty, does not mate or have Infertile (does not undergo puberty, does not mate or have estrous cycles or spermatogenesis, decreases gonadal steroids)estrous cycles or spermatogenesis, decreases gonadal steroids)
ParabiosisParabiosis
An obese mouse (ob/ob) is sharing its circulation An obese mouse (ob/ob) is sharing its circulation ( ) g( ) gwith a lean wild type mousewith a lean wild type mouse
How would you explain these results?How would you explain these results?
ob/ob ob/ob -- +/+mouse: ob/ob lost weight+/+mouse: ob/ob lost weightdb/dbdb/db / db/db b / t d ti d l t i ht/ db/db b / t d ti d l t i htdb/dbdb/db-- +/+ :db/db obese, +/+ stopped eating and lost weight+/+ :db/db obese, +/+ stopped eating and lost weightob/ob ob/ob --db/db: ob/ob stopped eating and lost weight, whereas the db/db: ob/ob stopped eating and lost weight, whereas the db/db unaffecteddb/db unaffectedAn additional experiment showed that when one of a pair of +/+An additional experiment showed that when one of a pair of +/+An additional experiment showed that when one of a pair of +/+ An additional experiment showed that when one of a pair of +/+ parabiotic mice was overfed, its "twin" lost weight.parabiotic mice was overfed, its "twin" lost weight.
Conclusion?Conclusion?
Conclusion of Parabiosis Conclusion of Parabiosis ExperimentExperiment
The ob/ob has a mutation in the gene thatThe ob/ob has a mutation in the gene thatThe ob/ob has a mutation in the gene that The ob/ob has a mutation in the gene that codes for a circulating factor that stops the codes for a circulating factor that stops the rat from eatingrat from eatingrat from eating.rat from eating.The db/db has a mutation in the gene that The db/db has a mutation in the gene that codes for the receptor for this factorcodes for the receptor for this factorcodes for the receptor for this factorcodes for the receptor for this factor
Conclusions of Parabiosis Conclusions of Parabiosis ExperimentExperiment
Ob/ob lacks a factor that stops eatingOb/ob lacks a factor that stops eatingThe db/db lacks the receptor for that factorThe db/db lacks the receptor for that factorThe db/db lacks the receptor for that factorThe db/db lacks the receptor for that factor
Leptin (Ob protein)Leptin (Ob protein)Leptin (Ob protein)Leptin (Ob protein)Cloned by J. Friedman’s lab in 1994 (Zhang et al., 1995)Cloned by J. Friedman’s lab in 1994 (Zhang et al., 1995)
Adipocyte protein secretedAdipocyte protein secretedin proportion to body fat contentin proportion to body fat contentin response to influx of fuels into adipocytes (in response to influx of fuels into adipocytes (
Plasma concentrationsPlasma concentrationshigh in fat, fed animalshigh in fat, fed animalslow in lean or fasted animalslow in lean or fasted animals
Peripheral and central treatment decreases food intake (FI) Peripheral and central treatment decreases food intake (FI) and body weight (BW) in many different speciesand body weight (BW) in many different species
Ob/ob (leptin decreases food intake and bw)Ob/ob (leptin decreases food intake and bw)Db/db (leptin treatment has no effect)Db/db (leptin treatment has no effect)Wild type mouse (leptin decrease FI and BW)Wild type mouse (leptin decrease FI and BW)Rats Rats HamstersHamstersMonkeysMonkeys
So Is leptin the cure for So Is leptin the cure for obesity?obesity?
Percentage of people who are obese because they Percentage of people who are obese because they g p p yg p p yhave a mutation in the gene for leptin = miniscule have a mutation in the gene for leptin = miniscule (only a few people in the world have this mutation)(only a few people in the world have this mutation)Clinical trials a failureClinical trials a failureClinical trials a failureClinical trials a failure
gave daily leptin injections to obese patients. gave daily leptin injections to obese patients. Only a third of the patients lost weight. Only a third of the patients lost weight. Some patients dropped out of the study finding theSome patients dropped out of the study finding theSome patients dropped out of the study finding the Some patients dropped out of the study finding the injections irritatinginjections irritatingSome reported decrdased appetite at first, and increased Some reported decrdased appetite at first, and increased appetite after continued use (they developed leptin appetite after continued use (they developed leptin pp ( y p ppp ( y p presistance).resistance).The people gained back the weight they had lost when the The people gained back the weight they had lost when the leptin injections ceased.leptin injections ceased.
Why is Leptin Not The Miracle Cure for Why is Leptin Not The Miracle Cure for Obestiy?Obestiy?Obestiy?Obestiy?
In addtion to leptin, there are In addtion to leptin, there are manymanyhormones and neuropeptides thathormones and neuropeptides thathormones and neuropeptides that hormones and neuropeptides that influence appetite and obesityinfluence appetite and obesity
Giving leptin alone does not curtail Giving leptin alone does not curtail obesityobesityobesityobesity
Obese people have higher leptinObese people have higher leptinObese people have higher leptin Obese people have higher leptin than normal weight peoplethan normal weight people
Some Factors Involved in Energy BalanceSome Factors Involved in Energy BalanceO i ti l S tO i ti l S tOrganizational SystemOrganizational System
Metabolic Stimuliglucose oxidationglucose oxidationffa oxidationketone body formation, oxidationinflux of fuels into adipocytes, muscles, liver, etc.lipolysisp y
Hormonesinsulinglucagonleptinpglucocorticoids (cortisol, corticosterone)ghrelingrowth hormonecholecystokinin (gut peptide)
NeuropeptidesNPYAgRPOrexinCARTa-MSH
RED = INHIBITORYRED = INHIBITORYGREEN STIMULATORYGREEN STIMULATORYGREEN = STIMULATORYGREEN = STIMULATORY
Leptin Insulin GhrelinLeptin Insulin Ghrelin
NPY/AGRP POMC (NPY/AGRP POMC (ααMSH)MSH)(( ))
Increases appetite Decreases appetiteappetite
ARC PVN
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Leptin Re-wires the NPY and POMC CircuitryLeptin Re-wires the NPY and POMC Circuitry
Wildtype mice tend to have more excitatory Wildtype mice tend to have more excitatory synapses in the leptinsynapses in the leptin toto POMC circuit and morePOMC circuit and moresynapses in the leptinsynapses in the leptin--toto--POMC circuit, and more POMC circuit, and more inhibitory synapses in the leptininhibitory synapses in the leptin--toto--NPY circuitNPY circuit
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Ob/ob mice tend to have more excitatory synapses in Ob/ob mice tend to have more excitatory synapses in the leptinthe leptin--toto--NPY circuit and more inhibitory synapses NPY circuit and more inhibitory synapses pp y y py y pin the leptinin the leptin--toto--POMC circuitPOMC circuit
Increase Food IntakeIncrease Food IntakeIncrease Food IntakeIncrease Food Intake
Orexin (lateral hypothalamus)Orexin (lateral hypothalamus)NPY (arcuate and PVN)NPY (arcuate and PVN)NPY (arcuate and PVN)NPY (arcuate and PVN)AgRP (arcuate and PVN)AgRP (arcuate and PVN)MCH (l t l h th l )MCH (l t l h th l )MCH (lateral hypothalamus)MCH (lateral hypothalamus)
Decrease Food IntakeDecrease Food IntakeDecrease Food IntakeDecrease Food Intake
POMC (POMC (ααMSH) (arcuate and MSH) (arcuate and PVN)PVN)PVN)PVN)CART (arcuate nucleus)CART (arcuate nucleus)CRH (PVN)CRH (PVN)
Current ResearchCurrent ResearchCurrent ResearchCurrent ResearchAny particular obese individual might have mutations or Any particular obese individual might have mutations or variations at these obesityvariations at these obesity related locirelated locivariations at these obesityvariations at these obesity--related locirelated lociYou cannot assume any one obese person is just lazyYou cannot assume any one obese person is just lazyMany genes, peptides and neurocircuits involvedMany genes, peptides and neurocircuits involvedRedundancy in the systemRedundancy in the systemRedundancy in the systemRedundancy in the systemA drug that influences one of these peptides can be overridden A drug that influences one of these peptides can be overridden by the othersby the othersAs soon as you stop taking the “antiobesity” drug you gain allAs soon as you stop taking the “antiobesity” drug you gain allAs soon as you stop taking the antiobesity drug, you gain all As soon as you stop taking the antiobesity drug, you gain all the weight backthe weight back
Single gene approach unlikely to solve the obesitySingle gene approach unlikely to solve the obesitySingle gene approach unlikely to solve the obesity Single gene approach unlikely to solve the obesity problem.problem.
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Dieting Dieting Doesn’t WorkDoesn’t Work
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Motivational (appetite)Motivational (appetite)( pp )( pp )ConsumptionConsumption
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Dieting Makes you FatDieting Makes you FatDieting Makes you FatDieting Makes you Fateventuallyeventually
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You eat lessYou eat lessYou eat lessYou eat less
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Stearic acid has a 17 atom hydrocarbon chain and a carboxylic acid groupcarboxylic acid group.
Its chemical formula is CH3(CH2)16COOH and it is a saturated fat
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th l b di tth l b di tthe low carb diet the low carb diet results inresults inresults inresults in
--Significantly more weight lossSignificantly more weight loss--Happier peopleHappier peopleHappier peopleHappier people
--The weight will be gained back if The weight will be gained back if you go back to eating carbsyou go back to eating carbsyou go back to eating carbsyou go back to eating carbs
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--no soft drinksno soft drinksMinimize bread and pastaMinimize bread and pasta--Minimize bread and pastaMinimize bread and pasta
--eat carbs like vegetables and fruits eat carbs like vegetables and fruits d b id b iand berriesand berries
Di t D i k M k YDi t D i k M k YDiet Drinks Make You Diet Drinks Make You HungryHungryHungryHungry
Growing up on diet drinksGrowing up on diet drinks--precludes your ability to matchprecludes your ability to matchprecludes your ability to match precludes your ability to match
taste with caloric intaketaste with caloric intake--makes you significantly fattermakes you significantly fatter--makes you significantly fattermakes you significantly fatter
Diet Drinks decrease the ability to gauge Diet Drinks decrease the ability to gauge th l i l f f dth l i l f f dthe caloric value of foodthe caloric value of food
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