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Core Operating System

Meaning

The Core Operating System, in the context of human physiology, is a conceptual framework representing the fundamental, interconnected biological systems that govern an individual’s overall health, resilience, and rate of biological aging. This system typically encompasses the key regulatory networks, including the endocrine, metabolic, immune, and gastrointestinal systems, which collectively dictate the body’s adaptive capacity. Optimization of this core system is the primary objective of precision longevity and hormonal health interventions. Dysregulation in this core system precedes the manifestation of chronic, age-related diseases.