"Researchers noticed that mice with an altered immune system were fatter than regular mice, and had a collection of disorders high blood pressure, and cholesterol and insulin problems called metabolic syndrome, often a precursor of heart disease and diabetes." [The Associated Press]Mice with altered immunity had different bacteria in their intestines, when compared to normal rodents, and it appeared to cause increases in appetite, along with the "low-grade inflammation" that's associated with many obesity-related illnesses.
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