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The enigma of catabolism.

Is it a worthy cause to study and understand the catabolic process when the process represents half of life’s processes? From fertilization to sexual differentiation, from birth to adulthood, the balance of anabolism outways catabolism. At some stage catabolism begins to outway anabolism as we gracefully slide into our graves. But add to this natural process stress and disease, and uncontrolled catabolism leads to cachexia and ultimately to an untimely death. Conditions such as anorexia nervosa and major depressive disorders, cancer, chronic cardiac disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and chronic renal failure are fundamentally associated with cachexia and contribute to death.