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Cognitive Domain Resilience

Meaning

Cognitive Domain Resilience is the physiological and structural capacity of the brain to resist and rapidly recover from various stressors, including metabolic challenges, inflammatory insults, hormonal fluctuations, and psychological demands, while maintaining optimal executive function. This resilience is a critical measure of the brain’s neuroplasticity, its ability to maintain robust neural networks, and the efficiency of its neuroendocrine regulatory systems. Enhancing this domain is crucial for long-term mental acuity, emotional stability, and preserving functional capacity in the face of aging and chronic stress.