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Physiological Readiness Score

Meaning

The Physiological Readiness Score is a composite, quantitative metric derived from various objective biometric data points, most commonly Heart Rate Variability (HRV), resting heart rate, and sleep quality parameters. This score is designed to provide a single, actionable index of an individual’s current capacity for physical and mental stress adaptation, reflecting their state of recovery and reserve. A high score suggests optimal autonomic balance and metabolic preparedness, while a low score signals accumulated allostatic load and a need for strategic rest or recovery. It serves as a real-time clinical indicator of systemic resilience.