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Foundational Hormone Therapy

Meaning

Foundational Hormone Therapy refers to the initial, evidence-based clinical intervention aimed at restoring key, often age-declined, endogenous hormones to their optimal physiological ranges to support overall systemic health and well-being. This therapeutic approach typically targets major endocrine axes, such as the gonadal (testosterone, estrogen) and adrenal (DHEA, cortisol) systems, to re-establish homeostatic balance. The goal is to build a robust endocrine environment that supports metabolic function, bone density, cognitive health, and muscle mass before considering more specialized or complex interventions. It serves as the physiological bedrock for a comprehensive longevity plan.