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High-Set Point Hormones

Meaning

High-Set Point Hormones refers to the specific clinical strategy of intentionally maintaining circulating hormone concentrations, particularly for anabolic and vitality-associated steroids and peptides, at the upper end of the physiological reference range or even slightly above the conventional population mean for optimal function. This approach is founded on the clinical principle that many individuals experience maximal health and resilience when their hormonal levels mirror those associated with peak youth. The therapeutic goal is to target a personalized ‘high-normal’ range, moving beyond merely preventing a deficiency to actively promoting maximal endocrine function.