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Targeted Bioregulation

Meaning

Targeted Bioregulation is a precise clinical approach that employs specific interventions, often involving hormones, peptides, or nutritional modulators, to selectively influence a particular physiological pathway or cellular function to restore optimal balance. This method moves beyond broad systemic treatments to focus on correcting a specific point of dysregulation within a complex biological network. In hormonal health, this means precisely modulating a receptor site or an enzyme activity to achieve a desired therapeutic effect with minimal off-target consequences. It is the application of precision medicine to physiological control.