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Body Protection Compounds

Meaning

Body Protection Compounds refer to a broad category of endogenous and exogenous molecules that serve a critical role in cellular defense, safeguarding physiological structures against damage from oxidative stress, xenobiotics, and metabolic byproducts. These include hormones, peptides, and various micronutrients that maintain the integrity of cell membranes, DNA, and mitochondrial function. Within hormonal health, the focus is often on compounds that directly modulate endocrine signaling and protect hormone-producing glands from functional decline. They are essential for maintaining the robust adaptive capacity of the organism.