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Systemic Entropy Resistance

Meaning

This describes the intrinsic and acquired biological capacity of an organism to counteract the natural tendency toward disorder, or entropy, within its complex physiological systems, especially concerning endocrine regulation and cellular function. High resistance implies robust homeostatic mechanisms capable of rapidly correcting deviations in hormone balance, metabolic efficiency, and cellular repair processes. It is a measure of physiological robustness against aging and stress.