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Inter-Systemic Resilience

Meaning

Inter-Systemic Resilience is a comprehensive clinical concept describing the body’s overall capacity to maintain robust physiological function and rapidly recover from internal or external stressors by effectively coordinating the response across multiple, interconnected biological systems. This resilience relies on the seamless communication and adaptive flexibility between the endocrine, nervous, immune, and metabolic systems. A high degree of inter-systemic resilience indicates a powerful homeostatic capacity, translating clinically into enhanced longevity, robust health, and a lower allostatic load. It is a hallmark of optimal human physiology, allowing for efficient adaptation to a changing environment.