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Physical Command Structure

Meaning

Physical Command Structure is a term used to describe the hierarchical organization of the body’s major regulatory systems—nervous, endocrine, and immune—that collectively coordinate and execute physiological functions and responses. This structure ensures that systemic commands, such as those related to metabolism, stress response, and reproduction, are coherently transmitted and executed at the cellular level. Optimal health is contingent upon the clear, precise communication within this command structure. Clinical intervention often targets the highest levels of this structure, such as the Hypothalamic-Pituitary axis, to achieve broad systemic effects.