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Targeted Micronutrition

Meaning

Targeted Micronutrition is a precise clinical strategy involving the systematic administration of specific vitamins, minerals, and essential trace elements at therapeutic dosages to correct confirmed deficiencies or to directly modulate specific physiological and biochemical pathways. This approach represents an evolution beyond general supplementation, utilizing objective laboratory data, such as advanced nutritional panels or genetic analysis, to tailor the micronutrient intervention to an individual’s unique metabolic profile. It is often employed to support complex processes like hormonal synthesis, neurotransmitter balance, and chronic disease management.