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Systemic Control

Meaning

Systemic Control refers to the comprehensive, overarching regulation and coordination of all major physiological processes across the entire organism, ensuring stable internal conditions, or homeostasis. This control is primarily mediated by the neuroendocrine and autonomic nervous systems, which integrate sensory input and issue coordinated responses to maintain metabolic and functional equilibrium. Effective systemic control is essential for preventing the pathological drift associated with aging and chronic disease.