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Biomarker Based Health

Meaning

Biomarker Based Health is a clinical methodology that utilizes quantifiable biological indicators to assess an individual’s current physiological status, disease risk, and response to therapeutic interventions. These indicators, or biomarkers, include specific hormones, metabolites, genetic markers, and cellular components measured in blood, saliva, or urine. The goal is to move beyond symptom-based diagnosis toward proactive, precision health management, identifying subtle physiological deviations before they manifest as overt pathology. This data-driven approach allows for the personalization of wellness protocols, ensuring maximum efficacy and minimal unnecessary treatment.