Scientific Articles on Midlife Metabolism
Detailed explorations of research on age-related changes in energy expenditure
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This collection presents in-depth scientific overviews on specific aspects of metabolic aging. Each article summarises longitudinal findings, population-level data, and mechanistic observations from peer-reviewed research.
Trends in Basal Metabolic Rate After Age 35
Comprehensive longitudinal data tracking resting metabolic rate across decades of adulthood, including age-related decline patterns and individual variation.
Read Full Article →Skeletal Muscle Mass and Its Role in Resting Energy Expenditure
Detailed exploration of sarcopenia mechanisms, fat-free mass changes, and the relationship between muscle tissue and basal metabolic rate in midlife.
Read Full Article →NEAT Decline in Adulthood: What Research Shows
Analysis of non-exercise activity thermogenesis reductions, spontaneous movement patterns, and daily activity contributions to energy expenditure across age groups.
Read Full Article →Adaptive Thermogenesis in Response to Energy Imbalance
Scientific overview of metabolic adaptation mechanisms, energy conservation responses, and physiological adjustments across the lifespan.
Read Full Article →Hormonal Contributions to Metabolic Changes in Midlife
Examination of thyroid function, sex hormones, endocrine patterns, and their interactions with age-related metabolic and body composition changes.
Read Full Article →Individual Variability in Age-Related Energy Expenditure
Exploration of genetic, environmental, and behavioural factors contributing to heterogeneity in metabolic aging across populations and individuals.
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