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Biological Asset Allocation

Meaning

Biological Asset Allocation is a conceptual framework that views the body’s finite energetic and material resources as assets requiring strategic distribution across competing physiological demands. This clinical paradigm involves consciously directing metabolic energy toward long-term maintenance, repair, and optimal hormonal signaling, rather than immediate, often wasteful, expenditure. It represents the deliberate prioritization of cellular health and systemic integrity over processes that do not contribute to longevity or sustained performance. Effective allocation ensures that foundational biological systems, like the endocrine and immune systems, receive the necessary substrates for robust function.