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Targeted Nutrient Interfacing

Meaning

Targeted Nutrient Interfacing is the precise clinical strategy of administering specific macro- or micronutrients, often in concentrated or bioavailable forms, to directly engage with and modulate defined cellular or endocrine pathways to achieve a therapeutic or optimization goal. This approach moves beyond general dietary supplementation, utilizing nutrients as molecular signaling agents to enhance receptor sensitivity, support enzymatic function, or influence gene expression. It is a form of highly personalized nutritional biochemistry.