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Neuronal Transmission Efficiency

Meaning

Neuronal Transmission Efficiency is a physiological measure of the speed, reliability, and precision with which electrical and chemical signals are propagated across synapses and along neural circuits within the central and peripheral nervous systems. High efficiency translates directly to rapid processing speed, superior cognitive function, and coordinated motor control, essential for high-level performance. This critical metric is influenced by factors such as neurotransmitter balance, receptor density, synaptic structural integrity, and the health of the myelin sheath. Compromised efficiency contributes directly to symptoms of brain fog, mental fatigue, and delayed response times.