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Biological Self-Engineering

Meaning

Biological Self-Engineering refers to the intrinsic, adaptive capacity of a living system to modify its own structure, function, and regulatory pathways in response to internal and external stimuli. This sophisticated process involves optimizing cellular machinery, repairing molecular damage, and adjusting homeostatic set points to enhance survival and performance. It is a holistic view of the body’s innate ability to continuously refine its physiological architecture for improved resilience. Clinically, understanding this capacity guides interventions aimed at supporting the body’s natural regenerative processes.