zsírraktározását
zsírraktározását refers to the process by which the body stores excess energy in the form of fat. This is a crucial biological mechanism for survival, particularly in times of scarcity. When the intake of calories exceeds the body's energy expenditure, the surplus is converted into triglycerides, the primary form of fat, and stored in adipocytes, or fat cells. These cells are located throughout the body, with significant deposits in subcutaneous tissue (under the skin), visceral tissue (around organs), and bone marrow.
The regulation of zsírraktározását is complex, involving hormonal signals and metabolic pathways. Insulin, released after a
While essential for survival, excessive zsírraktározását can lead to health problems, including obesity, type 2 diabetes,