… In conclusion the aging high-fat fed rat proved to be feasible for an experimental study of
sarcopenic obesity and provided explicit pathogenic connecting points which are worth being …

… high fat mass, there are individuals in whom high BMI or waist circumference are due mainly
to high muscle mass rather than fat … normal BMI or waist circumference but high fat mass and…

… and the fat tissues. This overview interlinks the phenotypes presented in older adults such
as sarcopenia and frailty—alone and with relation to obesity, muscle function and fat tissue …

… In addition, obese AT is characterized by excessive … from “sarcopenia → obesity” to “obesity
→ sarcopenia”. We therefore propose that this condition be defined as “obese sarcopenia”, …

… given the increase in obesity among people of various ages. There are studies on obesity
or sarcopenia, our understanding of obesity‐mediated sarcopenia is insufficient. Luteolin (LU) …

… Similarly, a Taiwanese study showed that sarcopenic obesity is associated with the
highest risk of metabolic syndrome [58]. Furthermore, sarcopenia exacerbated obesity-associated …

… lean and high fat mass, are diagnosed with sarcopenic obesity (… obesity and sarcopenia,
and the optimal proportion of fat and … fat indicators, and handgrip strength was also performed. …

… that high IL-6 concentrations, concomitant with high fat mass, are a typical finding in
wasted overweight patients (obese sarcopenia), who tended to be elderly patients with a high …

… Our review outlines current knowledge concerning the possible chain of causation between
sarcopenia and obesity, proposes a solution to the obesity paradox, and the role of fat mass …

… Sarcopenia … obesity and sarcopenic obesity, but not sarcopenia, to be associated with risk
of knee OA. Weight loss strategies for knee OA should focus on obesity and sarcopenic obesity…