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Bioidentical Hormone Regulation

Meaning

Bioidentical Hormone Regulation refers to the clinical strategy of utilizing hormones that are chemically and structurally identical to those naturally produced by the human endocrine system to restore physiological balance. The goal of regulation is to maintain circulating hormone levels within an individual’s optimal therapeutic range, mitigating symptoms associated with hormonal deficiency or imbalance. This approach emphasizes a precise, individualized methodology for hormone replacement therapy.