High-GI diet has been linked with insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular risk factors. Brown fat activity positively correlates with increased energy expenditure during β3-agonist/cold induced BAT activation, suggesting regulatory link between BAT and energy metabolism. In this study we evaluated long term metabolic effects of high and low-GI diets on brown adipose tissue metabolism and ectopic fat accumulation in liver and abdomen by MRI and MRS. Low-GI diet fed animals were responsive to prolonged BAT activation for metabolizing the fat. Weight and volumes of iBAT increased with β3-agonist treatment, implying potential remodeling of WAT into Beige.
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