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Frye Standard

Meaning

The Frye Standard, as a physiological concept, represents the body’s conservative, historical mechanism for validating novel or aberrant internal signals, requiring them to achieve “general acceptance” by the established, foundational homeostatic systems before triggering a full-scale systemic response. This internal protocol ensures that only widely recognized and proven biochemical inputs, which are consistent with known physiological science, are acted upon by the neuroendocrine axis. It serves as a protective filter against fleeting or unsubstantiated biological noise.