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Anti-Inflammatory Signaling Molecules

Meaning

Anti-Inflammatory Signaling Molecules are endogenous biochemical messengers, including certain specialized pro-resolving mediators (SPMs), regulatory cytokines, and hormones, that actively regulate and terminate the inflammatory response. Their presence and activity are essential for maintaining tissue homeostasis and preventing chronic, low-grade systemic inflammation, a primary driver of age-related decline and hormonal dysfunction. Optimizing the profile of these molecules is a core therapeutic strategy in managing overall metabolic and endocrine health. These molecules ensure that inflammation is a transient, self-limiting process.