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Physiological Resilience Modeling

Meaning

Physiological Resilience Modeling is the analytical and clinical process of quantifying and predicting an individual’s capacity to maintain or rapidly return to homeostatic balance following a perturbation or stressor, such as illness, trauma, or psychological strain. It involves creating a data-driven model based on biomarkers of stress response, inflammation, and metabolic flexibility, rather than just disease presence. The clinical application is to identify bottlenecks in the body’s adaptive mechanisms, allowing for targeted interventions to increase the breadth and speed of systemic recovery. This modeling is key to preventative health and longevity.