The cause of obesity has been found. Bacteria claimed to have been behind all this. According to the researchers in Atlanta, the bacteria that live in the intestine is suspected as the cause of obesity and other health-threatening symptoms that accompany it. Mentioned in the journal Science, could be certain bacteria cause inflammation that can affect appetite and inflammatory bowel conditions, such as Crohn's disease and colitis. In other words, germs make your appetite increase.

"Previous research stated that bacteria can affect how well the energy absorbed from food, but the findings suggest that gut bacteria can affect appetite," said Andrew Gewirtz, researchers from Emory University in Atlanta. Andrew said the obesity epidemic is driven by people who eat too much, but why do people eat too much, he has found the answer.

The results showed that the bacteria proved to play a role. possibility of bacterial populations that grew because of other competing organisms have been destroyed by antibiotics, access to clean water, and other factors derived from modern life. These findings obtained by Andrew and his team are not intentional.

"We are studying mice that had colitis," Andrew said in a telephone interview.

Researchers suspect several types of bacteria responsible, so they transfer the embryos into the mother mouse replacement to prevent them from being infected by their own biological mother. Infant rats controlled by bacteria and other micro-organisms immediately after birth - that survive on the skin and intestines - very similar to the one on the mother.

Although colon inflammation seemed to improve, but the baby rats become more obese and to develop metabolic syndrome, namely a group of symptoms such as unhealthy cholesterol levels, too much fat around the midsection, high blood pressure and insulin resistance. Insulin resistance occurs when the body does not use insulin effectively to break down food. And this is believed to Andrew as the key cause.

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