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Neuroplasticity Regulation

Meaning

Neuroplasticity Regulation is the process of controlling the brain’s inherent capacity to reorganize itself by forming new synaptic connections and pruning existing ones in response to experience, learning, and environmental demands. This essential biological function underpins cognitive flexibility, memory formation, and recovery from neurological injury. Optimal regulation is a clinical target in promoting mental resilience, slowing age-related cognitive decline, and enhancing the efficacy of psychological therapies. The integrity of this regulatory system is highly dependent on hormonal signaling and metabolic health.