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Physiological Optimization Theory

Meaning

Physiological Optimization Theory is a comprehensive framework asserting that peak human health and performance are achieved not by merely avoiding disease, but by proactively and precisely tuning all measurable biological parameters to their individual, high-functioning ideal. This theory posits that a subtle, chronic deviation from optimal, even within “normal” ranges, constitutes a state of sub-clinical dysfunction that limits vigor and accelerates aging. It provides the intellectual foundation for a Bio-Adaptive Strategy, guiding interventions toward maximal functional capacity and resilience.