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Metabolic Flexibility

Meaning

Metabolic flexibility is the physiological capacity of a cell, tissue, or organism to seamlessly shift its fuel source for energy production between carbohydrates (glucose) and lipids (fatty acids) in response to nutrient availability and energy demands. This adaptive capacity is a crucial indicator of robust metabolic health and insulin sensitivity. Impaired metabolic flexibility is a common precursor to insulin resistance and cardiometabolic diseases.
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How Do Growth Hormone Peptides Affect Myocardial Energy Substrate Preference in Individuals with Cardiac Dysfunction?

How Do Growth Hormone Peptides Affect Myocardial Energy Substrate Preference in Individuals with Cardiac Dysfunction?

Growth hormone peptides influence myocardial energy substrate preference by supporting mitochondrial function and metabolic flexibility, promoting a balanced cardiac fuel utilization.



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August 24, 2025