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Host Physiology Modulation

Meaning

Host Physiology Modulation refers to the process of actively adjusting or regulating the normal functional parameters of the human body, typically through external or internal factors such as therapeutics, diet, or microbial signals. This action is distinct from merely treating a disease, as it aims to optimize the host’s inherent biological processes, like metabolism, immune response, or hormonal balance, to achieve a state of enhanced health and resilience. It represents a proactive approach to maintaining homeostasis.