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Neural Energy

Meaning

Neural Energy refers to the core metabolic and electrical capacity of the central nervous system to perform its complex, high-demand functions, specifically the efficiency of ATP production within neuronal and glial mitochondria to support rapid action potentials and synaptic transmission. This is the essential, finite power source for all cognitive processes, including abstract thought, memory formation, and the intricate regulation of the endocrine system. Sustained, high-level brain function and resilience are fundamentally dependent upon the optimization of neural energy production.