Differential Behavior of 25(OH)D and f25(OH)D3 in Patients with Morbid Obesity After Bariatric Surgery.

Montserrat Marqués-PamiesMaría López-MolinaSilvia PelliteroCecilia S SantillanEva MartínezPablo MorenoJordi TarascóMaría L GranadaManel Puig-Domingo

Published in: Obesity surgery (2021)

There is a significant inverse relationship between BMI and both f25(OH)D3 and 25(OH)D 1 year after surgery. Only f25(OH)D3 concentrations increased 1 year after surgery, which could be explained by a greater f25(OH)D3 sequestration before SG in the adipose tissue, potentially due to the more liposoluble nature of f25(OH)D3 than the protein-bound form 25(OH)D.

Keyphrases

adipose tissue
insulin resistance
weight gain
weight loss
bariatric surgery
metabolic syndrome
body mass index
high fat diet induced
high fat diet
type diabetes
protein protein
amino acid
skeletal muscle
obese patients
binding protein
physical activity