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Anti-Entropy Physiology

Meaning

Anti-Entropy Physiology describes the body’s inherent and adaptive mechanisms dedicated to resisting the natural tendency toward disorder, decay, and decline, which is the core concept of biological entropy. It encompasses all physiological processes, including robust hormonal feedback loops and cellular maintenance systems, that actively work to maintain complex biological structure and function over time. This framework views health and longevity as a continuous, energy-intensive fight against degradation.