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Neurosteroid Environment Control

Meaning

Neurosteroid Environment Control is the clinical strategy focused on precisely regulating the levels and ratios of neurosteroids—steroid molecules synthesized de novo within the central and peripheral nervous systems, independent of the gonads or adrenals. These molecules, such as allopregnanolone and DHEA, act as powerful modulators of neurotransmitter receptors, particularly GABA and NMDA, profoundly influencing mood, anxiety, memory, and neuroprotection. Controlling this environment is paramount for mental well-being and cognitive longevity, representing a sophisticated layer of hormonal health management.