Every beauty-loving female friend wants to have a slim figure. So do you know what is the relationship between fat and obesity in daily life? It is generally believed that adipose tissue is hardly metabolically active, just a quiet store of fat. But recently, it has been suggested that fat tissue is like a wholesaler, a place where many substances move lively in and out.
Adipose tissue is formed by adipocytes, blood vessels, combined tissues, etc. The blood vessels are responsible for the entry and exit of the substances required for the metabolism of fat cells, while the combined tissues are filled in the gaps between cells. Fat is contained in adipocytes in the form of fat droplets, which fill almost the entire cell, while nuclei are pressed into the corners. Because the nucleus, which should be the center of cell activity, is in such a state, most people mistakenly think that fat cells are inactive cells.
Originally, fat is the substance formed by the storage of the remaining nutrients in the organism. It is released in its original form in accordance with the needs of physiological functions. Therefore, when the excess nutrients are within a certain limit, whether they are ingested into fat cells or released, as long as they can be maintained regularly, the amount of fat storage is fixed, and an ideal body weight can be maintained. On the contrary, when the excess nutrients are taken into the cells too much and the release function is hindered, the absolute amount of fat will increase abnormally and cause obesity.
