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Neurotransmitter Dysregulation

Meaning

Neurotransmitter Dysregulation describes a state where the synthesis, regulated release, reuptake efficiency, or receptor activity of key signaling chemicals in the central and peripheral nervous systems are functionally imbalanced or significantly impaired. This complex functional disturbance can clinically manifest as mood disorders, subtle cognitive deficits, chronic sleep disturbances, or a dramatically altered systemic stress response, often having a profound and reciprocal relationship with endocrine dysfunction. Addressing this dysregulation is absolutely vital for integrated mental and hormonal well-being.