<p>In this episode, we dive into a 2023 study published in the <em>European Review for Medical and Pharmacological Sciences</em>, conducted by researchers from Italy, Jordan, and Australia. The study investigates the potential connection between MTHFR gene polymorphisms and the risk of developing lipedema, offering new insights into the genetic factors that may contribute to this condition.</p>

In this episode, we dive into a 2023 study published in the European Review for Medical and Pharmacological Sciences, conducted by researchers from Italy, Jordan, and Australia. The study investigates the potential connection between MTHFR gene polymorphisms and the risk of developing lipedema, offering new insights into the genetic factors that may contribute to this condition.

Exploring the Link Between MTHFR Gene Mutations and Lipedema Risk

Lipedema, the disease they call fat, is a chronic fat disorder that affects 17 million women in the USA and as many as 350 million women worldwide. It is often mistaken for simple obesity. Generally under-recognized and misdiagnosed, symptoms include pain, swelling, and weight gain disproportionately distributed in the thighs, buttocks, legs, and hips with a smaller upper body. 

Lipedema fat is resistant to diet and exercise and without intervention, progresses and worsens over time. 

This flash briefing offers tips, news, and updates with the founder and CEO of Lipedema Simplified, Catherine A. Seo, Ph.D., and guest experts. 

Please note DISCLAIMER: The information in Living Well with Lipedema - Surgery Simplified is provided for informational and educational purposes only.

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Lipedema, the disease they call fat, is a chronic fat disorder that affects 17 million women in the USA and as many as 350 million women worldwide. It is often mistaken for simple obesity. Generally under-recognized and misdiagnosed, symptoms include pain, swelling, and weight gain disproportionately distributed in the thighs, buttocks, legs, and hips with a smaller upper body. Lipedema fat is resistant to diet and exercise and without intervention, progresses and worsens over time. This flash briefing offers tips, news, and updates with the founder and CEO of Lipedema Simplified, Catherine A. Seo, Ph.D., and guest experts. Please note DISCLAIMER: The information in Living Well with Lipedema - Surgery Simplified is provided for informational and educational purposes only.

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