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Neuro-Economic Impact

Meaning

Neuro-Economic Impact is the quantitative and qualitative assessment of how an individual’s neurocognitive state—which is deeply influenced by their hormonal and metabolic balance—affects their decision-making, productivity, and overall financial well-being. In the clinical sphere, this measures the downstream economic consequences of suboptimal brain health, such as impaired judgment, reduced capacity for complex problem-solving, and decreased long-term planning ability, all of which are often exacerbated by chronic stress and endocrine dysregulation. Optimizing neuro-hormonal function thus yields significant economic dividends.