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SystemRecalibration

Meaning

System Recalibration is a clinical process involving a structured, temporary adjustment of internal physiological set points to restore optimal function, particularly within the endocrine and metabolic systems. This strategy is often necessary when chronic stress or lifestyle factors have driven a key regulatory axis, such as the HPA or HPG axis, into a suboptimal or dysfunctional state. The goal is to interrupt a pattern of maladaptation and reset the body’s internal regulatory mechanisms, allowing the system to find a new, healthier equilibrium. This is a deliberate, clinical intervention aimed at deep functional restoration.