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Functional Compromise Reversal

Meaning

Functional Compromise Reversal is the clinical process of restoring biological systems that have experienced a measurable decline in their intended physiological capacity back to a state of high-level, efficient operation. This goes beyond symptom palliation; it addresses the underlying cellular and molecular deficits that led to the compromise, such as mitochondrial dysfunction or hormonal insufficiency. The goal is to re-establish the robust, adaptive performance characteristic of a younger, healthier state. This reversal is a primary outcome metric in advanced anti-aging and regenerative protocols.