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Energy Homeostasis Management

Meaning

Energy homeostasis management is the clinical and physiological process of maintaining a precise and stable equilibrium between energy intake, energy expenditure, and the body’s stored energy reserves. This intricate regulatory system ensures that the organism has sufficient Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) to power all cellular functions while preventing excessive accumulation or depletion of fat and glycogen stores. Key hormones, including insulin, leptin, ghrelin, and thyroid hormones, are central to orchestrating this metabolic balance. Effective management is paramount for preventing metabolic dysfunction, optimizing body composition, and supporting long-term health.