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Biological Stability

Meaning

The inherent capacity of a biological system, such as the endocrine or immune system, to resist internal and external disturbances and maintain a state of dynamic equilibrium, known as homeostasis. In the context of hormonal health, it refers to the resilience of hormone production, signaling, and feedback loops against stressors like aging, disease, or environmental toxins. Achieving high biological stability translates to consistent physiological function and reduced susceptibility to chronic illness. Clinical interventions often aim to restore this essential systemic stability.