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Pharmacological Modulation

Meaning

Pharmacological Modulation is the clinical use of specific pharmaceutical agents—including synthetic hormones, selective receptor modulators, or targeted enzyme inhibitors—at precise dosages to adjust or influence a specific physiological pathway or endocrine axis. This is a deliberate, targeted intervention designed to restore hormonal homeostasis, correct metabolic dysregulation, or enhance function that lifestyle changes alone cannot fully address. It is the most direct method of controlling biochemical signaling.