TY  - JOUR
T1  - Impact of Stress on Hormonal Imbalance in Rats with Alimentary Obesity
A1  - Vladimir Vladimirovich Shotaev
A1  - Karina Ruslanovna Doshkhokloeva
A1  - Petimat Hozh Ahmedovna Vakhidova
A1  - Ruslan Aleksandrovich Dudkin
A1  - Daria Yurievna Kostiukova
A1  - Stella Muratovna Ionova
A1  - Marizhat Kamilovna Burzhunova
A1  - Antonina Viktorovna Tsybulina
JF  - International Journal of Social and Psychological Aspects of Healthcare
JO  - Int J Soc Psychol Asp Healthc
SN  - 3108-4818
Y1  - 2024
VL  - 4
IS  - 1
DO  - 10.51847/IBeauQnJrs
SP  - 53
EP  - 59
N2  - Obesity is a multifaceted chronic disease that poses a significant health risk due to its association with cardiovascular and metabolic disorders. Among the various factors contributing to obesity, adipokines—hormones secreted by adipose tissue—such as leptin, adiponectin, and visfatin play a key role in regulating metabolic processes. This study investigated the effect of chronic emotional stress on the secretion of these adipokines in the blood serum of obese rats. The analysis showed that stress-induced decreases in leptin levels may lead to eating disorders, whereas visfatin levels are influenced by factors beyond adipose tissue mass. The findings suggest that chronic stress, combined with obesity, may accelerate the onset of insulin resistance, and further complicate metabolic health.
UR  - https://smerpub.com/article/impact-of-stress-on-hormonal-imbalance-in-rats-with-alimentary-obesity-pxsdtqem7sigg2c
ER  -