Keeping in mind the relationship between the basal
metabolic rate and the change in weight in the aging process, we propose to
verify the holographic description of the same. For this we set ourselves the
following objectives: Verify the correlation between total energy dissipation
and energy dissipation per unit body mass, and verify the correlation between
the total energy dissipation and the body mass. As a result of the data
analysis, we obtained a coherent representation of our proposal. A high degree
of correlation between the total energy dissipation in an organism and the
basal metabolic rate/dry kg was found. Such a condition implies that the stated
biological system satisfies the Holographic Principle.
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