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Endogenous Factor Upregulation

Meaning

Endogenous Factor Upregulation refers to the clinical process of selectively increasing the body’s own production or activity of specific, naturally occurring biological agents, known as endogenous factors. These factors, which include certain peptides, hormones, and growth factors, are essential for maintaining physiological balance and promoting tissue repair. The strategy prioritizes stimulating the body’s internal synthesis pathways rather than relying solely on the administration of external, synthetic compounds. This approach respects the intricate feedback mechanisms of the endocrine system, fostering sustainable self-regulation.