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Human Biological Control

Meaning

Human Biological Control refers to the comprehensive, intrinsic capacity of the body’s homeostatic systems to self-regulate and maintain a stable internal environment despite external or internal perturbations. This control is mediated by intricate, interconnected feedback loops, primarily involving the nervous, endocrine, and immune systems, which continuously monitor and adjust physiological parameters like temperature, blood pressure, and hormone concentrations. The goal of clinical intervention in hormonal health is to restore and optimize this inherent control capacity, allowing the body to function with maximal efficiency and resilience. Diminished biological control is synonymous with a loss of physiological reserve and accelerated aging.