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Endocrine Resilience

Meaning

Endocrine Resilience is the physiological capacity of the neuroendocrine system to rapidly and effectively return to a state of stable hormonal equilibrium following a significant internal or external stressor. This concept extends beyond simple homeostasis, encompassing the dynamic adaptive range, or allostasis, required to manage chronic physiological demands like persistent psychological stress or metabolic overload. High endocrine resilience signifies a robust hormonal architecture capable of minimizing long-term structural and functional debt.