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Hormonal Set-Points

Meaning

Hormonal Set-Points represent the ideal, tightly regulated concentration ranges for specific hormones within the circulation, which the body’s feedback loops actively strive to maintain to ensure physiological stability and optimal function. These set-points are not fixed values but rather dynamic, individualized ranges influenced by genetics, age, circadian rhythm, and overall metabolic health. Deviations from these optimal set-points often signal underlying endocrine dysfunction or systemic imbalance requiring clinical attention.