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Long-Term Brain Resilience

Meaning

Long-Term Brain Resilience is a neurobiological and clinical state characterized by the sustained capacity of the central nervous system to resist and recover from various stressors, including metabolic challenges, oxidative damage, and neuroinflammatory processes. This resilience is intrinsically linked to robust neuronal energy metabolism, high synaptic plasticity, and effective cellular maintenance pathways. Cultivating this state is a primary objective in longevity medicine, aiming to preserve cognitive function and emotional stability across the lifespan.