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  1. Mice fed a low-protein diet (one third of normal) and having specific strains of intestinal bacteria underwent browning of white fat, leading to increased calorie burning.

    Summary: refractor.io/disease/obesity/l

    Original paper: nature.com/articles/s41586-026

    #Science #GutMicrobiome #BrownFat #Metabolism #Diet #DietaryProtein

  2. Mice fed a low-protein diet (one third of normal) and having specific strains of intestinal bacteria underwent browning of white fat, leading to increased calorie burning.

    Summary: refractor.io/disease/obesity/l

    Original paper: nature.com/articles/s41586-026

    #Science #GutMicrobiome #BrownFat #Metabolism #Diet #DietaryProtein

  3. Mice fed a low-protein diet (one third of normal) and having specific strains of intestinal bacteria underwent browning of white fat, leading to increased calorie burning.

    Summary: refractor.io/disease/obesity/l

    Original paper: nature.com/articles/s41586-026

    #Science #GutMicrobiome #BrownFat #Metabolism #Diet #DietaryProtein

  4. Mice fed a low-protein diet (one third of normal) and having specific strains of intestinal bacteria underwent browning of white fat, leading to increased calorie burning.

    Summary: refractor.io/disease/obesity/l

    Original paper: nature.com/articles/s41586-026

    #Science #GutMicrobiome #BrownFat #Metabolism #Diet #DietaryProtein

  5. Mice fed a low-protein diet (one third of normal) and having specific strains of intestinal bacteria underwent browning of white fat, leading to increased calorie burning.

    Summary: refractor.io/disease/obesity/l

    Original paper: nature.com/articles/s41586-026

    #Science #GutMicrobiome #BrownFat #Metabolism #Diet #DietaryProtein