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Tissue Integration Window

Meaning

A specific, temporally limited period following a physiological stimulus, such as resistance exercise or nutrient ingestion, during which peripheral tissues exhibit heightened sensitivity and uptake capacity for anabolic signals and substrates. Optimizing interventions within this window maximizes the incorporation of amino acids and glucose into muscle and bone, thereby accelerating tissue repair and growth. This concept is central to maximizing the adaptive response to physical stress.