1. Plural of lipotropy; substances or agents that promote the mobilization and transport of lipids (fats) in the body, or prevent their abnormal accumulation in organs.
Usage: technical; biochemistry/medicine; often used in nutritional and pharmaceutical contexts

Examples

• Lipotropies such as choline and methionine help prevent fatty liver disease.
• The research team studied various lipotropies to improve metabolic health.
• Certain B vitamins function as lipotropies in the body.
• Lipotropies are often included in weight management supplements.
• The doctor recommended lipotropies to support liver function.