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Bioenergetic Resilience

Meaning

Bioenergetic Resilience refers to the physiological capacity of a cell or organism to rapidly and efficiently adapt its energy production and utilization in response to metabolic stress or fluctuating energy demands. This ability reflects the health and functional flexibility of the mitochondria, the cell’s primary energy generators. High resilience indicates a robust metabolic state capable of maintaining homeostasis even under significant physiological challenge, which is critical for overall vitality, tissue function, and longevity. Diminished resilience is often a hallmark of chronic fatigue and age-related decline.