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Metabolic Reconditioning

Meaning

Metabolic Reconditioning is a therapeutic process aimed at restoring the optimal function and flexibility of cellular energy production and substrate utilization, particularly within muscle, liver, and adipose tissues. This intervention is necessary when the body exhibits metabolic inflexibility, often characterized by insulin resistance and impaired mitochondrial function, which underlies many chronic hormonal and aging-related conditions. The goal is to fundamentally reset the patient’s metabolic set point, enhancing their capacity to efficiently switch between utilizing carbohydrates and fats for energy.