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Obesity and osteoporosis, chronic, non transmissible diseases in public health, share increasingly relevant characteristics and prevalence. Although studies have attributed the positive effect of obesity on bone tissue parallel to this, studies indicating the contrary have appeared. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of obesity induced by sucrose ingestion, on the body mass, glycemia and biometry, as well as to determine the plasma concentration of leptin and insulin, and evaluate biophysical parameters of the bone tissue of Wistar rats. Results

Obesity induced by a sucrose-rich diet promotes deficits in bone mineralization and microarchitecture