How genetics can play a role on belly fat distribution.

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Family history of central obesity or abdominal fat accumulation may predispose people to similar tendencies.

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Fat Storage Genes: Certain genes regulate fat storage and distribution. Variations in these genes can impact fat cell size and number in the abdomen and elsewhere.

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How genetics can play a role on belly fat distribution.

Family history of central obesity or abdominal fat accumulation may predispose people to similar tendencies.

Fat Storage Genes: Certain genes regulate fat storage and distribution. Variations in these genes can impact fat cell size and number in the abdomen and elsewhere.

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