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Staged Therapeutic Timeline

Meaning

A Staged Therapeutic Timeline is a structured, sequential plan for clinical intervention that divides the overall treatment strategy into distinct, progressive phases, each with specific, measurable physiological goals. This approach recognizes that the body must first achieve foundational stability before it can successfully integrate more advanced, high-level interventions. Typical stages include an initial phase of detoxification and foundational nutrient repletion, followed by hormonal context setting, and finally, a phase of optimization and proactive maintenance. This systematic staging ensures that interventions are introduced in a logical order that respects the hierarchy of physiological repair.