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Neural Architecture Resilience

Meaning

Neural Architecture Resilience is the inherent, dynamic capacity of the central nervous system to actively resist functional degradation, maintain its structural integrity, and rapidly recover from various forms of cellular stress, including chronic oxidative damage, persistent inflammation, and acute psychological trauma. This resilience is a key determinant of long-term cognitive health, emotional stability, and neurological longevity. It reflects the brain’s remarkable ability to sustain its complex, interconnected circuitry and high processing power across the entire lifespan.