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Age-Related Cognitive Decline Reversal

Meaning

This term clinically refers to the therapeutic process of mitigating or functionally reversing the decline in cognitive functions—such as memory, executive function, and processing speed—that is typically associated with advancing chronological age. It moves beyond mere stabilization, aiming for a measurable restoration of neurocognitive capacity toward an earlier, healthier baseline. Achieving reversal involves addressing underlying physiological imbalances, including neuroendocrine dysregulation and diminished cerebral perfusion. The focus is on enhancing neuroplasticity and overall brain health to improve quality of life and functional independence.