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Optimized Set-Point

Meaning

The Optimized Set-Point refers to the dynamically stable, genetically-influenced baseline level around which a physiological variable, such as body temperature, blood glucose, or circulating hormone concentration, is actively regulated for peak functional performance. In the context of hormonal health, this means establishing an individualized target for hormone levels that is higher and more functional than the conventional population average or typical homeostatic range. Achieving this set-point is essential for sustained vitality and resistance to age-related functional decline.