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Neurochemical Equilibrium

Meaning

A dynamic state of homeostasis within the nervous system, characterized by the precise balance of excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitter activity, resulting in stable mood, optimal cognitive function, and regulated autonomic responses. This state is not static but represents the system’s capacity to rapidly adjust chemical signaling in response to internal and external demands while maintaining overall functional stability. Disruption of this equilibrium underlies a wide range of neurological and psychological symptoms.