Prenatal exposure to the smell of fatty food may raise children’s risk of obesity, according to new research on smell and ...

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Research shows that the smell of greasy foods can increase obesity risk in offspring, regardless of maternal diet.

New research suggests that even healthy pregnant mothers exposed to fatty food odors may program their babies for a higher obesity risk later in life.

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New research shows that exposure to the smell of fatty foods during pregnancy and early life can reprogram the developing brain and increase the risk of obesity and insulin resistance in adulthood.

While it is already known that children of overweight mothers have an increased risk of becoming overweight themselves, this ...

A recent study has revealed that exposure to the aroma of fatty foods during pregnancy may increase the risk of obesity and diabetes in children later in life. Scientists from the Max Planck Institute ...