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Immune Resilience

Meaning

Immune Resilience is the intrinsic biological capacity of the human immune system to rapidly and effectively adapt to diverse immunological challenges, such as pathogen exposure or chronic stress, while maintaining systemic homeostasis and minimizing collateral tissue damage. This state is characterized by a balanced inflammatory response, efficient pathogen clearance, and robust immunological memory. In hormonal health, immune resilience is profoundly influenced by the optimal balance of cortisol, thyroid, and sex hormones, which modulate the function and differentiation of immune cells. Cultivating this resilience is key to long-term health and preventing chronic inflammatory conditions.