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Biological Set Point Variance

Meaning

Biological Set Point Variance describes the degree of deviation or fluctuation in an individual’s established physiological equilibrium for key homeostatic parameters, such as body weight, blood glucose levels, blood pressure, or core body temperature. The set point is the narrow range the body attempts to defend for a given variable, primarily regulated by the central nervous system and the endocrine system. Variance outside of this optimal range signifies a loss of homeostatic control, indicating underlying metabolic stress or hormonal dysregulation that increases vulnerability to chronic disease. Minimizing this variance is a primary goal in precision wellness protocols.