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Epigenetic Energy Regulation

Meaning

Epigenetic Energy Regulation describes the control mechanisms where environmental and metabolic factors influence gene expression to govern cellular energy production and utilization. This critical process links the body’s energy status—determined by nutrient availability and mitochondrial function—directly to the cellular machinery that reads the genome. Optimizing this regulation is fundamental for metabolic health, as it ensures that cells can efficiently switch between energy sources and maintain ATP production. Clinical strategies targeting epigenetics aim to restore youthful, efficient metabolic flexibility and combat age-related energy decline.