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Endocrine System Neuromodulation

Meaning

This describes the clinical strategy of intentionally adjusting the function of the endocrine system to influence, or modulate, the activity of the central and peripheral nervous systems. Hormones act as crucial chemical messengers that profoundly affect neurotransmitter synthesis, receptor sensitivity, and neuronal plasticity. This bidirectional regulatory loop ensures that hormonal balance is integral to optimal cognitive function, mood stability, and stress resilience. Clinically, this is applied to conditions ranging from neurodegenerative concerns to chronic stress and emotional dysregulation.