The complex, bidirectional communication networks between the body’s biological systems and advanced computational models used for personalized health management. This involves collecting real-time physiological data, processing it through algorithms, and generating clinically actionable feedback to refine therapeutic interventions. It closes the loop between human physiology and data-driven optimization.
Origin
This term is a fusion of computational biology, systems endocrinology, and modern data science, reflecting the shift toward hyper-personalized and dynamic health protocols. It signifies the integration of artificial intelligence with traditional clinical monitoring practices.
Mechanism
Physiological signals, such as continuous glucose monitoring, hormone metabolite levels, and circadian rhythm data, are fed into computational models. These models predict biological responses and optimize therapeutic inputs, like dosage or timing of hormone administration, ensuring the system remains within an ideal, dynamically adjusted physiological range, maximizing therapeutic efficacy.
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