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Systemic Energy Regulation

Meaning

Systemic energy regulation is the integrated, coordinated control of energy intake, expenditure, and storage across all major organ systems, including the endocrine, nervous, and metabolic tissues. Effective regulation ensures a stable and appropriate energy supply for all physiological demands, preventing both chronic energy deficits and excessive fat accumulation. It is the fundamental mechanism underpinning metabolic health, optimal body composition, and sustained vitality.