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Personalized Dosing Models

Meaning

Personalized Dosing Models are clinically sophisticated algorithms and protocols used to determine the precise, individualized quantity and frequency of a therapeutic agent, such as a hormone or nutrient, required to achieve a specific physiological target in a patient. These models move beyond standardized, population-based dosing by integrating multiple patient-specific variables, including age, weight, genetic polymorphisms, existing hormone levels from bloodwork, and subjective clinical response. The goal is to maximize therapeutic efficacy while minimizing the potential for adverse effects and ensuring sustained endocrine homeostasis.