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  • adjective Pertaining to hypermetabolism.

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Examples

  • In the more toxic ingestions there is an intial excitation phase associated with a hypermetabolic state.

    Monamine Oxidase Inhibitors 2010

  • Too much hormone forces the body to waste energy too quickly in extreme cases, it actually causes your heart muscle to become hypermetabolic and weaken.

    You: On a Diet Michael F. Roizen 2009

  • A single rogue, its body already attenuating from the hypermetabolic burn ‘Yes!’

    Burning Brightly 2009

  • Too much hormone forces the body to waste energy too quickly in extreme cases, it actually causes your heart muscle to become hypermetabolic and weaken.

    You: On a Diet Michael F. Roizen 2009

  • Too much hormone forces the body to waste energy too quickly in extreme cases, it actually causes your heart muscle to become hypermetabolic and weaken.

    You: On a Diet Michael F. Roizen 2009

  • Javier: Sweating and warmth, did this occur with energy, because it sounds like the cookie made you hypermetabolic?

    Metabolic efficiency | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. 2008

  • Most of the men gained the initial few pounds with ease but quickly became hypermetabolic and resisted further weight gain despite continued overfeeding.

    The Case Against Weight-Loss Dieting 2006

  • The body of the burn victim becomes hypermetabolic, the respiratory rate doubles, and the patient—who may have difficulty swallowing a teaspoon of fluid-must somehow consume more than 3,500 calories a day.

    Healed by Horses Carole Fletcher 2005

  • The body of the burn victim becomes hypermetabolic, the respiratory rate doubles, and the patient—who may have difficulty swallowing a teaspoon of fluid-must somehow consume more than 3,500 calories a day.

    Healed by Horses Carole Fletcher 2005

  • The body of the burn victim becomes hypermetabolic, the respiratory rate doubles, and the patient—who may have difficulty swallowing a teaspoon of fluid-must somehow consume more than 3,500 calories a day.

    Healed by Horses Carole Fletcher 2005

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