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Biological Impedance Correction

Meaning

Biological Impedance Correction refers to the process of identifying and mitigating factors that obstruct or diminish the effective action of essential biological signals, compounds, or metabolic pathways within the body. In the context of hormonal health, this often involves resolving cellular resistance or poor receptor affinity that prevents hormones from eliciting their proper physiological response. This corrective action aims to restore optimal cellular communication and maximize the efficiency of endogenous and exogenous therapeutic agents. It moves beyond simply measuring hormone levels to ensuring their functional utility at the tissue level.