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National Security

Meaning

In the context of hormonal health and wellness, national security refers to the broader societal stability and functional capacity of a population, which is fundamentally underpinned by the collective health and cognitive resilience of its citizens. The pervasive rise of chronic endocrine-related diseases, such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, and mental health disorders linked to hormonal dysregulation, poses a long-term threat to military readiness, economic productivity, and public health infrastructure. Therefore, maintaining optimal hormonal and metabolic health across the population is viewed as a critical component of national resilience and security. Clinical efforts contribute to this by promoting preventative health.