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Metabolic Modulators

Meaning

Metabolic Modulators are a class of agents, which can be pharmacological compounds, specific nutrients, or lifestyle interventions, that are clinically utilized to adjust the rate or direction of specific biochemical pathways involved in energy production and utilization. These agents target core physiological processes such as glucose uptake, fatty acid oxidation, mitochondrial function, or insulin signaling to restore metabolic flexibility and efficiency. In hormonal health, they are frequently employed to correct underlying insulin resistance, improve lipid profiles, and manage body composition, thereby supporting the entire endocrine system. Their function is to fine-tune the body’s energy economy.