In anorexia nervosa, even a small increase in abdominal fat is responsible for the appearance of insulin resistance.

A Prioletta; G Muscogiuri; G P Sorice; A P Lassandro; T Mezza; C Policola; E Salomone; C Cipolla; S Della Casa; A Pontecorvi

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2265.2011.04046.x

In anorexia nervosa, even a small increase in abdominal fat is responsible for the appearance of insulin resistance.

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