High-fat diets disrupt the functions of immune cells called ILC2s, resulting in a loss of energy. The disruption of these cells contributes to inflammation and increases the risk of diabetes. Researchers have identified an enzyme, ACC1, crucial for ILC2 energy levels, which is turned off by excess dietary fat. This finding offers insights into why some obesity treatments are ineffective in clinical trials.
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