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Foundational Hormonal Environment

Meaning

The Foundational Hormonal Environment encompasses the stable, baseline state of an individual’s major endocrine axes—including thyroid, adrenal, and sex hormone production—prior to any acute intervention or stressor. It represents the inherent physiological landscape upon which all acute adaptations are built. Achieving stability in this foundation is prerequisite for systemic optimization. Clinically, we assess this baseline to understand inherent resilience.