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Adipose Tissue Inhibition

Meaning

Adipose tissue inhibition refers to the pharmacological or physiological suppression of the development, proliferation, or metabolic activity of fat cells, known as adipocytes. This targeted approach seeks to modulate body composition and energy homeostasis, which is critical in managing conditions like obesity and metabolic syndrome. Clinically, it represents a strategy to limit fat storage and potentially increase energy expenditure, moving beyond simple caloric restriction. Modulating fat tissue function is increasingly recognized as a vital aspect of long-term metabolic health and longevity.