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Sustained Physiological Control

Meaning

Sustained Physiological Control is the continuous, stable maintenance of key biological parameters—such as blood glucose, blood pressure, and core body temperature—within their optimal, healthy ranges through the body’s intrinsic homeostatic mechanisms. Clinically, it refers to the therapeutic goal of achieving long-term, stable regulation of critical endocrine and metabolic functions through precision intervention. This control is absolutely fundamental to preventing chronic disease and maintaining systemic resilience against environmental and internal stressors.