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Biomarker Recalibration

Meaning

Biomarker Recalibration is the necessary clinical procedure of re-evaluating and adjusting a patient’s established therapeutic protocol after a significant period or in response to major physiological changes. It is a vital step in longevity and hormonal health management, recognizing that the body’s needs are not static. Life events, aging, weight fluctuation, or chronic stress can shift the internal biochemical landscape, necessitating a re-tuning of the initial treatment plan. This ensures the protocol remains aligned with the patient’s current metabolic and endocrine status.