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Systemic Repair and Regeneration

Meaning

Systemic Repair and Regeneration refers to the continuous, intrinsic physiological processes by which the body replaces damaged cells, restores tissue integrity, and maintains the functional capacity of all organ systems. This complex biological effort is fundamental to survival and is most active during periods of rest and recovery, particularly deep sleep. The efficiency of this systemic process is profoundly dependent upon a robust and balanced endocrine environment, with key anabolic hormones acting as the primary drivers of cellular renewal. Diminished capacity for repair and regeneration is a hallmark of accelerated biological aging and chronic disease states.