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Biochemical Interventions

Meaning

Biochemical interventions are therapeutic strategies specifically designed to modify or correct imbalances within the body’s metabolic, enzymatic, or hormonal pathways at the molecular level. These interventions typically involve the targeted use of pharmaceuticals, specific nutrients, cofactors, or hormone precursors to optimize a particular physiological function or mitigate a disease process. In the domain of hormonal health, this may include supporting detoxification pathways, enhancing neurotransmitter synthesis, or optimizing steroidogenesis. The goal is to restore endogenous cellular function rather than simply treating symptomatic endpoints.