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Cardioprotective

Meaning

Cardioprotective describes a physiological or pharmacological effect that actively safeguards the heart and vascular system from damage or disease. This protective action is crucial in hormonal health, where hormones like estrogen and testosterone influence endothelial function and arterial wall integrity. An agent demonstrating this property helps to mitigate the pathological processes that lead to atherosclerosis, myocardial infarction, and stroke. Achieving a cardioprotective state is a core objective in longevity-focused endocrine management.