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Chronobiological Mandates

Meaning

Chronobiological Mandates are the non-negotiable, genetically encoded requirements for the human organism to align its physiological processes, including hormone secretion, cellular repair, and metabolic rate, with the 24-hour circadian rhythm. These mandates dictate the optimal temporal placement for core biological functions, such as the nocturnal rise of growth hormone and the morning surge of cortisol. Adherence to these intrinsic timing signals is critical for maintaining systemic health, metabolic harmony, and hormonal resilience. Violation of these mandates, through chronic shift work or light exposure disruption, leads to desynchronization, which is a precursor to many chronic diseases.