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Tissue Repair Mandate

Meaning

Tissue Repair Mandate refers to the essential, non-negotiable biological instruction issued by the central regulatory systems, primarily the endocrine and immune systems, to initiate and execute the necessary processes for cellular and tissue restoration. This mandate is often signaled during periods of physiological rest, such as deep sleep, when catabolic processes are suppressed and anabolic resources are available. The strength and clarity of this mandate determine the efficiency and completeness of the body’s daily regenerative cycle. A weak mandate leads to chronic degradation and delayed healing.