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Cortisol Rhythm Control

Meaning

Cortisol Rhythm Control is the clinical objective of restoring and stabilizing the natural, healthy circadian pattern of cortisol secretion, which is characterized by a sharp rise shortly after waking, a gradual decline throughout the day, and a low nadir during the night for restorative sleep. This precise diurnal rhythm is a critical marker of HPA axis health and is essential for regulating energy metabolism, immune surveillance, and sleep-wake cycles. Dysregulation of this rhythm, often seen in chronic stress or fatigue states, significantly impairs systemic function and resilience.