As obese subjects appear to display a more rapid gastric emptying of solids compared to normal weight subjects (86) and the natural increase in plasma GLP-1 is attenuated in obese subjects (86, 87), the smaller release of GLP in the obese subjects could cause less pronounced satiety of food intake, leading to earlier onset of the next meal
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For anyone who grew up reading the literature of previous centuries, gout has an old-fashioned ring to it, like consumption or la grippe. Unfortunately, this painful and debilitating form of arthritis is still very much with us
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