Birth Month Influences on Fat and Cold Resistance

People born in September, October, and November do not gain weight easily and are more resistant to cold, according to scientists. Recent research has found that the time of conception significantly affects the activity of brown adipose tissue. This tissue burns calories to produce heat, which leads to reduced fat accumulation. Moreover, if you were conceived in a cold season, you are likely to have a better metabolism and a lower body mass index. Conversely, those born in May and April are prone to obesity and are more susceptible to cold due to inactive brown fat.