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Epigenetic Optimization Signals

Meaning

Epigenetic Optimization Signals are the environmental, nutritional, and behavioral inputs that act as cues to modify gene expression without altering the underlying DNA sequence. These signals influence the cellular machinery responsible for adding or removing chemical tags, such as methyl groups or acetyl groups, on DNA and associated histone proteins. In the context of hormonal health, these signals promote gene expression patterns that support youthful function, robust hormone production, and cellular longevity. They represent the actionable interface between lifestyle choices and genetic potential.