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Genetic associations studied in weight-change tendency

Body Composition

This research area looks at how easily body weight tends to increase or remain stable over time, beyond a single BMI measurement.

Variants linked to appetite (FTO, MC4R), fat storage, and metabolic rate have been associated with differences in how readily weight is gained or kept off.

This result reflects research-level variation in body weight biology and is not a personal weight forecast or a diet recommendation.

Energy intake, activity, sleep, stress, medications, hormones, life stage, and food environment have a major effect on real-world weight changes.

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