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Physiological Stability

Meaning

Physiological Stability refers to the dynamic state of equilibrium within the human body, where all vital parameters, including core body temperature, blood glucose levels, blood pressure, and hormonal concentrations, are maintained within narrow, optimal ranges despite external challenges. This state, also known as homeostasis, is actively regulated by intricate feedback loops involving the nervous and endocrine systems. Achieving and maintaining this stability is the central goal of optimal health and resilience.