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Exogenous Hormone Synchronization

Meaning

Exogenous Hormone Synchronization is the clinical practice of administering bioidentical or synthetic hormones from an external source to align their circulating levels with the body’s natural, healthy diurnal or infradian rhythms. This sophisticated strategy is employed in hormone replacement therapy to precisely mimic the physiological patterns of a youthful endocrine system, aiming to optimize cellular signaling and minimize negative feedback on endogenous production. Precision timing of the dose is the absolute cornerstone of this therapeutic approach.