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Cognitive Reversibility

Meaning

Cognitive reversibility is the clinical potential for impaired mental functions, such as working memory, processing speed, or executive function, to be partially or completely restored following the correction of an underlying physiological or hormonal pathology. This concept is a cornerstone of precision medicine, offering hope that certain forms of cognitive decline are not immutable but rather responsive to targeted endocrine or metabolic intervention. It suggests that a compromised brain state can be rescued by restoring optimal internal balance.