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Regenerative Capabilities

Meaning

Regenerative Capabilities refer to the inherent biological capacity of an organism to repair, replace, and restore damaged or senescent cells, tissues, and organs to maintain youthful structure and function. This is a critical process for longevity and is profoundly regulated by the endocrine and immune systems. Clinically, the focus is on optimizing the hormonal environment to maximize these innate repair mechanisms, thereby mitigating the cumulative effects of aging and injury. Robust regenerative capacity is the foundation of biological resilience.