Hormonal signaling plays a powerful role in appetite, fullness, and how the body responds to food
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Numerous studies have demonstrated the therapeutic potential of phytomolecules in preclinical cellular and animal PD models, with their ability to exert pleiotropic neuroprotective effects by targeting, inflammatory signaling, mitochondrial dysfunction, S aggregation, and key pathways including sirtuins and PI3K/Akt signaling ( Future research should also aim to disentangle the mechanistic interplay between S accumulation, sirtuin dysregulation, and impaired insulin signaling in PD, to identify which phytomolecules are most effective in counteracting mitochondrial stress, mitophagy defects, and neuronal apoptosis
Cellular Stress-Response Mechanisms: Explored for its effects on metabolic resilience, mitochondrial-associated signaling, and maintenance of cellular stability in research models