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Hormonal Set-Point Adjustment

Meaning

Hormonal Set-Point Adjustment refers to the intentional, often long-term, clinical modification of the physiological equilibrium range within which a specific hormone or metabolic parameter is maintained by the body’s homeostatic machinery. This is distinct from acute fluctuation correction, aiming instead to recalibrate the baseline reference value for optimal systemic function. It addresses underlying dysregulation rather than transient symptoms.