Pathological Adiposity, Understanding Adipose Tissue, Its Complications and Its Reversibility.

Pathological Adiposity explores what happens when adipose tissue can no longer safely store and regulate excess energy. Moving beyond body weight and BMI, the book explains how adipocyte dysfunction, chronic low-grade inflammation, insulin resistance and ectopic fat interact to affect the liver, skeletal muscle, pancreas, cardiovascular system and blood pressure.

Drawing on human studies, clinical trials and current scientific frameworks, it distinguishes established evidence from plausible mechanisms and unresolved questions. It also examines what can improve when adiposity is reduced, why organs recover at different rates, and why diabetes remission or better metabolic markers do not always mean complete recovery.

Designed for health professionals, students and informed readers, this evidence-based guide offers a clear, clinically responsible understanding of pathological adiposity without stigma, oversimplification or unsupported promises.