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Systemic Load Monitoring

Meaning

Systemic Load Monitoring is the continuous, comprehensive measurement and analysis of the cumulative stress imposed on the body’s regulatory systems, including the musculoskeletal, metabolic, and neuroendocrine networks. This monitoring integrates data from physical activity, sleep quality, and psychological stress markers to quantify the total allostatic burden experienced by the individual. Clinically, it serves as a powerful index of a patient’s reserve capacity and their risk for developing stress-induced hormonal imbalances.