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Endocrine System Equilibrium

Meaning

Endocrine System Equilibrium refers to the dynamic state of biological balance, or homeostasis, where all hormonal axes—including the HPA, HPT, and HPG axes—function optimally and in coordinated synchrony, ensuring precise cellular communication and metabolic stability. This state is characterized by appropriate hormone synthesis, transport, receptor binding, and clearance, leading to peak physiological function and resilience. Achieving and maintaining this equilibrium is the central goal of hormonal health and longevity medicine.