👉 Noise-infection is a concept that describes the phenomenon where environmental or biological "noise"—irregularities, fluctuations, or disturbances in a system—interferes with the body's ability to maintain homeostasis and effectively fight off infections. This noise can come from various sources, such as genetic variability, environmental stressors, or even the presence of other microorganisms. When the immune system encounters this noise, it struggles to distinguish between normal, beneficial fluctuations and harmful pathogens, leading to an impaired response. As a result, the body may either overreact, causing excessive inflammation and tissue damage, or underreact, allowing infections to establish and spread more easily. This interference can exacerbate conditions like autoimmune diseases, chronic infections, and even cancer, highlighting the critical role of maintaining a stable internal environment for optimal immune function.
