Associations of visceral adipose tissue adipokines with metabolic disorders in abdominal obesity

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Observational analysis identified associations between adiponectin and metabolic disorders in adults, suggesting adipokines play a vital role.

Adiponectin levels inversely correlate with metabolic parameters in men aged 45–65 years, highlighting its significance.
Key evidence shows a weak negative relationship between adiponectin and waist circumference, with implications for obesity management.
The method involved measuring blood adipokines and correlating them with metabolic disorders across 101 individuals.
Findings emphasize the possible role of visceral adipose tissue adipokines in assessing cardiometabolic health.

Tuzovskaia et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational analysis identified associations between adiponectin and metabolic disorders in adults, suggesting adipokines play a vital role.

Adiponectin levels inversely correlate with metabolic parameters in men aged 45–65 years, highlighting its significance.
Key evidence shows a weak negative relationship between adiponectin and waist circumference, with implications for obesity management.
The method involved measuring blood adipokines and correlating them with metabolic disorders across 101 individuals.
Findings emphasize the possible role of visceral adipose tissue adipokines in assessing cardiometabolic health.

Tuzovskaia et al. (2025) studied this question.

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