| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Introduction Obesity is nowadays considered a systemic disorder consequence of an energy intake greater than the energy expenditure, and influenced by several factors such as genetics, environment, behavior and socioeconomics.1 The role of gastrointestinal tract function in obesity remains largely unknown, but recent studies have shed new light on the underlying pathophysiology.1-4 For example, it
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