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Physiological Set Point Reversion

Meaning

Physiological Set Point Reversion is the therapeutic goal of actively guiding the body’s homeostatic regulatory mechanisms to restore the optimal, genetically encoded operating range for key physiological variables, such as body weight, blood pressure, and glucose tolerance. This process involves overcoming the established, often maladaptive, set points that have been reset by chronic disease or lifestyle factors. Successful reversion signifies a fundamental, sustained shift toward genuine health and metabolic equilibrium. It is the ultimate aim of systemic hormone regulation efforts.