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Signal Integrity

Meaning

Signal Integrity, in the context of hormonal health, refers to the fidelity and clarity of communication within the neuroendocrine axis, specifically the accurate synthesis, release, transport, and reception of hormonal messages at their target tissues. High signal integrity ensures that the body’s control systems receive precise instructions, leading to appropriate physiological responses and optimal cellular function. Compromised integrity, often due to receptor downregulation or poor hormone transport, results in systemic dysregulation.