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Neurochemical Modulation

Meaning

Neurochemical Modulation is the clinical and physiological process of intentionally adjusting the levels, activity, or receptor responsiveness of neurotransmitters and neuroactive substances within the central and peripheral nervous systems. This modulation aims to restore optimal signaling balance, thereby influencing mood, cognition, sleep, and pain perception. It is a fundamental therapeutic strategy in managing a wide range of neurological and psychiatric conditions. Effective modulation requires a precise understanding of the interplay between various neurochemicals and their respective receptor systems.