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Brain-Body Architecture

Meaning

Brain-Body Architecture refers to the integrated, bidirectional structural and functional connectivity between the central nervous system and the peripheral organ systems, including the critical endocrine, immune, and cardiovascular systems. This complex, integrated network dictates overall health, high-level cognitive function, and the systemic physiological response to environmental and psychological stress. Optimizing this architecture is a primary, overarching goal in longevity and hormonal health protocols, recognizing that the brain is not an isolated entity.