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Pharmacological Nutrition Interface

Meaning

The critical point of interaction where the physiological effects of targeted nutritional compounds—such as vitamins, minerals, or phytochemicals—overlap with and synergistically influence the pathways typically addressed by pharmaceutical agents. This interface is the domain of clinical practice that leverages high-dose, bioavailable nutrients to achieve therapeutic, drug-like effects on hormonal and metabolic systems. It represents a sophisticated, non-synthetic approach to modulating human biochemistry.