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Organoprotection

Meaning

Organoprotection is a clinical and physiological strategy aimed at preserving the structure and function of vital organs against injury, disease, or the damaging effects of chronic stress and aging. This proactive approach involves interventions designed to mitigate oxidative stress, reduce inflammation, and improve microvascular blood flow to essential tissues like the heart, kidneys, and brain. In the context of hormonal health, effective organoprotection is crucial, as chronic hormonal dysregulation, such as high cortisol or insulin resistance, can lead to systemic organ damage over time. It is a preventative and therapeutic focus on maintaining long-term organ viability.