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High-Tolerance Mechanics

Meaning

High-Tolerance Mechanics describes the inherent biological resilience and adaptability of the human body’s physiological systems to internal and external stressors before a measurable decline in function occurs. It represents a state where the homeostatic mechanisms—including the hormonal, metabolic, and immune systems—operate with a wide margin of error, or ‘tolerance,’ allowing them to absorb significant challenges without transitioning into a state of dysfunction or pathology. A high tolerance suggests robust health and reserve capacity.