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Neuroscience Resilience

Meaning

Neuroscience Resilience refers to the measurable capacity of the central nervous system to withstand, adapt to, and rapidly recover from various forms of stress, including psychological trauma, metabolic disruption, and chronic inflammation. This resilience is a function of the brain’s structural integrity, its neurochemical balance, and the efficiency of its repair mechanisms, such as neurogenesis and synaptic pruning. Clinically, enhancing this trait is paramount for preventing neurodegenerative diseases and maintaining cognitive health across the lifespan. It is the biological foundation of mental and emotional strength.