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Biological Repair

Meaning

Biological Repair refers to the fundamental physiological processes aimed at restoring tissue structure and function following injury or degradation, crucial for maintaining systemic homeostasis. In the context of hormonal health, this involves the coordinated action of growth factors, immune cells, and specific endocrine signals to regenerate or replace damaged cellular components. Successful repair is essential for optimal organ function, including endocrine glands themselves. A clinician assesses this capacity as an indicator of overall physiological resilience.