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Biochemical Endpoint Tracking

Meaning

Biochemical endpoint tracking is the precise, longitudinal monitoring of specific molecular markers in biological fluids, such as blood or urine, to determine the definitive effect of a therapeutic or lifestyle intervention. This methodology moves beyond subjective symptom reporting to establish objective, measurable physiological changes indicative of treatment success or failure. In hormonal health, it focuses on target metrics like optimal free hormone levels, specific metabolite ratios, or inflammatory cytokines that reflect systemic homeostasis.