Brown Fat That Burns Calories in the Body, Study Reveals

Doctors and researchers state that increasing winter cold can slow down the body’s metabolism, often leading to weight gain. However, a recent study published in Nature on December 16 highlights the important role of brown fat, a special type of body fat that burns calories when exposed to cold. This natural metabolic “engine” becomes active in cooler conditions and helps the body generate heat by burning stored energy.

According to doctors, controlled exposure to cold, along with the right lifestyle, can actually support weight management instead of causing weight gain. Brown fat activation may help reduce the risk of obesity and diabetes by improving metabolic function. Scientists explain that this mechanism has existed in mammals for millions of years, but is now gaining attention due to rising metabolic disorders in countries like India, where climate conditions vary widely from the Himalayas to the southern plains. 

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