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Controlled Biochemical Recalibration

Meaning

A precisely managed, therapeutic process involving the deliberate adjustment of key endogenous biochemical and hormonal parameters to shift the body from a state of suboptimal function or dysregulation back toward its youthful, healthy physiological set points. This is not a generalized supplementation approach but a targeted, evidence-based intervention, often involving hormone replacement, nutrient cofactors, or metabolic modulators, with the intent of achieving measurable, clinically validated changes in blood chemistry and systemic function. It requires continuous clinical surveillance.