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Systemic Stress Resilience

Meaning

Systemic Stress Resilience describes the body’s inherent capacity to rapidly adapt to and recover from physical, psychological, or inflammatory stressors without causing persistent dysregulation in core physiological parameters, particularly the neuroendocrine axis. High resilience minimizes the chronic impact of allostatic load on tissues like the adrenals and the immune system. We strive to fortify this adaptive buffering capacity.