lipolysis
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- noun
- /laɪˈpɑːlɪsɪs/
- Specialized
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lipólisis
- As we noted before, alterations in lipolysis can be detrimental to systemic metabolism.
But resistance exercise itself facilitates lipolysis, the usage of body fat for energy.
- But resistance exercise itself facilitates lipolysis, the usage of body fat for energy.
- But what Cydec really is this lipid droplet associated molecule is it can inhibit lipolysis.
Examples
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So it prevents lipolysis, which is the release of free fatty acids from your fat tissue basically.
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Lipolysis is essential for weight management because it allows the body to convert stored fat into usable energy.
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Key point: Anyone who takes fat-burners has to do something with that extra energy for lipolysis to occur.
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But resistance exercise itself facilitates lipolysis, the usage of body fat for energy.
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Fatty acids released by lipolysis directly activate UCP1.
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A study was performed in 2005 by Morimoto et al., and it was concluded that raspberry ketones induce lipolysis, which may be the breaking down of fat cells.
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Irigaray et al. (2006) reported that PAH exposure impaired adipose tissue lipolysis and led to increased weight gain and fat mass in mice.
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During exercise, the body increases lipolysis to break down fat and provide energy.
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Understanding the role of lipolysis is crucial for optimizing fat loss during dieting.
Synonyms
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The way the body breaks down fat to make energy
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Etymology
Lipolysis is made of two parts: lipo- meaning 'fat', as in lipid, and -lysis meaning 'to break apart', as in analysis. So lipolysis is the breaking apart of fat to release energy.