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    GlossaryLipid Homeostasis (Lipid Regulation)

    body's regulation of fat synthesis, storage, and breakdown

    Lipid homeostasis, also known as lipid balance or lipid regulation, refers to the body's ability to maintain a stable internal environment for lipids, which are fats and fat-like substances. This involves the regulation of lipid synthesis, storage, and breakdown to ensure that cells and tissues have the right amount of lipids for energy production, cell membrane structure, and signaling functions. Proper lipid homeostasis is crucial for overall health, as imbalances can lead to conditions such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, and metabolic disorders.

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