Physiological indicators are measurable biological parameters that reflect the functional state of the body's systems and can signal changes in health status or physiological processes. Research published in International Physiology Journal explores both theoretical frameworks and practical applications of these ind…
Physiological indicators are measurable biological parameters that reflect the functional state of the body's systems and can signal changes in health status or physiological processes. Research published in International Physiology Journal explores both theoretical frameworks and practical applications of these indicators across diverse contexts. One line of investigation examines mathematical principles, specifically the golden proportion, as potential criteria for donosological diagnostics—the assessment of functional body states before disease manifestation—and for evaluating the probability of physiological changes. This approach seeks to establish quantitative constants that may help identify shifts in bodily function at early stages. Additionally, the journal addresses physiological indicators in occupational health settings, including research on menopausal symptoms as measurable phenomena that affect workplace productivity and occupational needs among peri-menopausal women. This work highlights how physiological changes during life transitions can be documented and assessed in relation to functional capacity and work performance. Together, these investigations demonstrate the breadth of physiological indicators as tools for understanding human health, from mathematical modeling of body states to practical assessment of how biological changes influence daily functioning and quality of life.
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