The body weight "thermostat" that adjusts our metabolism and eating to maintain our weight within a genetically predetermined range is known as the:

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The set-point hypothesis proposes that there is a regulatory mechanism in the body that works to maintain a particular weight range, known as the set-point. This set-point is believed to be determined by genetic factors and regulates factors such as metabolism and eating behavior. The other options, such as BMR and BMI, do not refer specifically to this regulatory mechanism.

The Body Weight "Thermostat" That Adjusts Our Metabolism and Eating