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Biological Durability

Meaning

Biological Durability describes the intrinsic capacity of an organism’s physiological systems to maintain functional integrity and resilience in the face of cumulative biological stressors and environmental challenges. This metric reflects the robustness of cellular repair mechanisms, the efficiency of metabolic pathways, and the reserve capacity of vital organs. High biological durability is clinically correlated with a slower rate of biological aging and a significantly extended healthspan. It represents the measurable strength of the body’s ability to resist decline.