Handbook of experimental pharmacology

The Body’s Internal Clock and Its Link to Obesity

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Abstract

Circadian rhythms impact numerous physiological functions, including metabolism.

  • Circadian rhythms are regulated by an internal clock that influences metabolic processes.
  • Synchronization of peripheral clocks is essential for proper metabolic function.
  • Nutrient sensing by peripheral clocks plays a critical role in regulating metabolism.
  • Changes in eating habits and sleep patterns can adversely affect metabolism.
  • These disruptions may contribute to the rising rates of obesity and metabolic diseases.
  • Time-restricted feeding could be a beneficial strategy for improving metabolic health.

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