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Systemic Well-Being

Meaning

Systemic well-being is the clinical state of optimal, integrated function across all major physiological systems—endocrine, cardiovascular, metabolic, and neurological—resulting in a robust sense of physical vitality and psychological health. This holistic measure transcends the absence of disease, focusing instead on peak functional capacity, hormonal resilience, and an energetic engagement with life. Achieving systemic well-being in hormonal health involves optimizing key biomarkers, such as free testosterone levels, thyroid function, and diurnal cortisol rhythm, to support comprehensive biological harmony.