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Biological System Dynamics

Meaning

Biological System Dynamics refers to the study and clinical assessment of the time-dependent changes and interdependencies within the body’s complex physiological networks, particularly focusing on how systems adapt and respond to internal and external stimuli. This perspective views the body not as a collection of static components but as a highly integrated, non-linear network where fluctuations in one area profoundly affect others. Understanding these dynamics allows clinicians to predict how interventions will cascade through the endocrine, metabolic, and neurological systems. Maintaining robust system dynamics is essential for resilience and adaptive capacity in the face of stress or aging.