ArticleScientific reports2025
Intergenerational effects of cafeteria diet-induced obesity on metabolic and reproductive outcome in rats.
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Abstract
The worldwide health crisis caused by obesity is not only a concern for individuals, but its impact may extend to future generations. Studies have indicated that parental obesity can influence offspring's metabolic and reproductive health. However, the sex-specific contribution of parental obesity on the metabolic and reproductive health of their offspring is not fully explained. In the present study, we used a Cafeteria diet (Caf) to induce obesity and investigated the possible intergenerational implications of parental obesity on the offspring. Sprague-Dawley rats were fed either a rodent standard chow or a Caf diet, which included a variety of energy-dense human snacks, for 20 weeks. Offspring (F
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