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Biological Incentive Limits

Meaning

Biological Incentive Limits define the ethical and physiological boundaries beyond which external rewards or punitive measures should not be applied to influence an individual’s health behaviors or biometric outcomes. In the hormonal health space, this acknowledges that extreme or coercive incentives may drive individuals to manipulate physiological markers, such as weight or blood pressure, in ways that are metabolically unsustainable or clinically detrimental to long-term endocrine health.