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DNA Repair Modulation

Meaning

DNA Repair Modulation is a clinical strategy focused on enhancing or restoring the body’s intrinsic cellular mechanisms responsible for identifying and correcting damage to the genetic code. Damage to DNA, often caused by metabolic byproducts or environmental stressors, is a primary driver of cellular senescence and age-related decline. By modulating these repair pathways, the goal is to maintain genomic integrity, which is fundamentally necessary for the accurate synthesis of hormones and the healthy function of all endocrine tissues. This intervention is crucial for promoting long-term cellular vitality.