Regarding central obesity, if it is related to insulin resistence...?

Regarding central obesity, if it is related to insulin resistence...?is there any way to facilitate weight loss in that particular area? I am a post-menopausal woman.

Mr. Peachy®
Yes, they're related. Too many carbs.

Read this: http://chetday.com/bellyfat.htm

dremadagwa
yes there is a big relation hence the first sign is high fasting blood glucose level over 99mg\dl that refer to improper control due to resestance in the first level excersice and certain medication as sibotramine which is FDA APPROVED but RX ONLY IS AVILABLE FOR WIEGT LOSS and other to correct resistance as metformin and pioglitazone also RX ONLY present for that for more read about in www.medscape.com but it need rergisteration first which is free

lana s
I went to search and put in the question you have in bold letters (central obesity is related to insulin Resistance)
There are many sites there, many. You should check these out and find exactly what you are looking for. I know some people don't understand that others are over weight because of diabetes and other medications for different things. They think people are just fat because they pig out and eat all the time. I know that isn't true. I saw on the sites they are connected in some way.===

Cammie
Cushings syndrome is one cause of central weight gain.
You can look it up on line and have your doctor do a 24 hour urine free cortisol test.All you do is collect your urine for 24 hours .
Do NOT accept a blood test.
Good luck

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