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Molecular Feedstock Control

Meaning

Molecular Feedstock Control is a highly precise nutritional concept that involves the deliberate management of specific macronutrient and micronutrient intake to directly influence the body’s internal biochemical synthesis and regulatory pathways. This strategy views food as the raw ‘feedstock’ that dictates the quality and quantity of molecules produced for cellular structure, energy, and hormonal signaling. The clinical objective is to ensure the consistent availability of rate-limiting precursors and cofactors to optimize critical physiological processes, such as steroidogenesis, liver detoxification, and efficient DNA repair. It is the ultimate expression of nutritional precision applied at the fundamental cellular level.