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Physical Resilience Scaffolding

Meaning

Physical Resilience Scaffolding is the clinical and physiological construct representing the foundational structural and functional integrity of the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and connective tissues that collectively determine an individual’s capacity to withstand and rapidly recover from physical stressors. This scaffolding is directly supported by optimal levels of anabolic hormones, including testosterone, growth hormone, and Vitamin D, alongside efficient metabolic and immune function. The clinical goal is to maintain this scaffolding to prevent frailty and sustain robust physical independence across the lifespan.