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Bioregulatory Agents

Meaning

Bioregulatory agents are therapeutic substances, often peptides or naturally derived compounds, utilized in clinical settings to restore and optimize the body’s inherent physiological balance and homeostatic mechanisms. These agents are distinct in their function, aiming to modulate specific biological targets to support intrinsic regulatory pathways rather than simply suppressing a symptom or blocking a single pathway. In the context of hormonal health, they offer a nuanced approach to gently guide the endocrine system toward optimal function.