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Hormonal Plasticity

Meaning

Hormonal plasticity is the intrinsic capability of the endocrine system to undergo structural and functional changes in response to persistent environmental cues, physiological demands, or therapeutic interventions. This represents the dynamic adaptability of hormone production, receptor expression, and feedback loops, allowing the body to establish a new, stable hormonal equilibrium. High plasticity is indicative of a youthful, responsive endocrine system capable of rapid and effective adaptation.