Dieteticpractice and Sleeping Behavior Accountable for Obesity: Ayurvedic and Contemporary Wisdom

Kapil Deo Yadav and Anand K Chaudhary
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Anand K Chaudhary: Shri Krishna Ayurveda Medical College, India

Current Trends in Biomedical Engineering & Biosciences, 2017, vol. 3, issue 3, 54-56

Abstract: Dietetic practice and sleeping behavior are accountable for upholding synchronization of life and considered as imperative pillars of life. Over-consumption of food any produces stress to the adjacent cell of stomach which enhance NLRP3 inflamma some (components of an intracellular immune response) that initiates low-grade inflammation, whereas intermittent fasting provides resistance to inflammation. Furthermore, it may be responsible for shifting leptin concentration following pathway of chronic low grade inflammation whereas hypercoloic/unbalance diet increases abdominal adipose tissue, impaired insulin sensitivity. Short duration sleepis responsible for increasing appetite which leads to weight gain while day time sleeping is positively associated with neopterin (NP) and causes oxidative stress. It also activates nuclear factor kB subunit which increases inflammatory mediators. Thus, Atypical dietetic practice and sleeping behavior aggravating factors like oxidative stress, inflammation etc., which ultimately favor pathogenesis of obesity.

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Date: 2017
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