Adiponectin Testing

Obesity is a result of various behaviors of people that lead to increased risk factors, such as unhealthy eating habits, high-stress lifestyles, sleep deprivation, increased time spent on online media, and other factors that contribute to the rising prevalence of overweight and obesity in current society.

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Individuals with obesity have more adipocytes (fat cells) than those with normal weight. Adipocytes play a role in storing energy in the body and function as endocrine organs, releasing various substances known as Adipocytokines or Adipokines. These substances contribute to insulin resistance, increasing the risk of non-communicable diseases (NCDs).

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However, there is a hormone called "Adiponectin" released from fat cells that aids in the energy-burning process and maintains the body in the following ways:

• Regulating the metabolic system of glucose
• Promoting insulin balance
• Anti-inflammatory effects on the body
• Anticoagulant effects on blood
• Assisting in cell growth

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Individuals with obesity and abdominal fat have lower levels of Adiponectin compared to those with normal weight. Moreover, individuals with Type 2 Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, Chronic Kidney Disease, and Coronary Artery Disease also have lower Adiponectin levels. Therefore, maintaining an appropriate level of Adiponectin helps control weight and insulin resistance, and reduces the risk of obesity-related conditions.

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Lifestyle adjustments remain crucial for health maintenance and weight control within standard limits. This includes regular exercise, consuming fiber-rich foods, incorporating complex carbohydrates, and ensuring sufficient intake of micronutrients such as adequate vegetables in each meal. Monitoring Adiponectin levels can be beneficial, and making positive changes in daily life can lead to improved outcomes.

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Individuals concerned about weight, excess fat, or engaging in risky behaviors can consult with a specialist in Preventive Medicine and Weight Management for personalized care.

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Adiponectin Testing Program

14,000 THB

Suitable for individuals with weight concerns or those at risk of obesity.

For more information, please contact

Tel. +6628269999

Line: @bdmswellnessclinic or https://bdmswellness.co/3S5jKDj