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Physiological Infrastructure Limit

Meaning

Physiological Infrastructure Limit defines the maximum capacity or reserve of the body’s foundational biological systems, such as mitochondrial density, vascular health, and tissue repair mechanisms, that is currently available to support functional demands. When chronic stress or age-related decline erodes this infrastructure, the body’s ability to adapt and perform is fundamentally constrained, regardless of motivation or immediate hormonal signaling. It represents the non-negotiable biological ceiling of performance.