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Bioidentical Therapies

Meaning

Bioidentical therapies involve the administration of hormones that are chemically identical in molecular structure to those naturally produced by the human body. Unlike synthetic hormone analogs, these compounds are exact replicas, designed to interact with physiological receptors and metabolic pathways precisely as endogenous hormones do. Their formulation typically begins with plant-derived precursors, which are then modified to achieve the precise molecular configuration required for human biological activity.