1 Angiotensin, which is involved in blood pressure control. 2  Adiponectin, which improves the bodyâs sensitivity to insulin and so helps to protect against developing type 2 diabetes.  Lipoprotein lipase and apolipoprotein E, which are involved in storage and metabolism of fat to release energy.
Energy system can refer to: 1  Electric power system, for supply, transmission and consumption of electric power. 2  Thermodynamic system, a physics concept for analysis of thermal energy exchange.  Bioenergetic systems, metabolic processes for converting energy in living organisms.
Energy is defined as the capacity for activity or the exertion of power. 1  An example of energy is a person being able to run five miles just after waking up. 2  An example of energy is what is created by a wind turbine.nergy is defined as the capacity for activity or the exertion of power. 1  An example of energy is a person being able to run five miles just after waking up. 2  An example of energy is what is created by a wind turbine.