A strategic ordering of therapeutic or lifestyle inputs designed to optimize the body’s sequential utilization of substrates and the resulting cascade of hormonal responses. This approach prioritizes addressing foundational metabolic deficits, such as insulin signaling impairment, before introducing more complex hormonal adjustments. The sequence ensures that downstream pathways are primed for effective response.
Origin
This term is derived from process engineering applied to biological systems, where the order of operations significantly impacts the final system output. It formalizes the clinical observation that correcting one metabolic error often facilitates correction of subsequent ones.
Mechanism
Successful sequencing often begins by improving cellular energy sensing, perhaps through optimizing mitochondrial function or improving insulin sensitivity via nutritional modulation. Correcting this baseline metabolic efficiency allows subsequent hormonal therapies, such as thyroid optimization, to exert their intended effects without impedance from systemic metabolic noise.
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