Optimizing metabolic health with digital twins.

IF 4.1 Q2 GERIATRICS & GERONTOLOGY
Chengxun Su, Peter Wang, Nigel Foo, Dean Ho
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Abstract

A hallmark of subclinical metabolic decline is impaired metabolic flexibility, which refers to the ability to switch fuel utilization between glucose and fat according to energy demand and substrate availability. Herein, we propose optimizing metabolic health with digital twins that model an individual's metabolic flexibility profile to gamify the process of health optimization and predict long-term health outcomes. We explore key characteristics of this approach from technological and socioeconomical perspectives, with the objective of reducing the burden from metabolic disorders through driving behavior change and early detection of metabolic decline.

亚临床代谢衰退的一个标志是代谢灵活性受损,这是指根据能量需求和底物可用性在葡萄糖和脂肪之间切换燃料利用的能力。在此,我们建议利用数字双胞胎来优化代谢健康,通过模拟个人的代谢灵活性特征来使健康优化过程游戏化,并预测长期健康结果。我们从技术和社会经济角度探讨了这种方法的主要特点,目的是通过推动行为改变和及早发现代谢衰退,减轻代谢紊乱造成的负担。
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