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Biometric Health Markers

Meaning

Biometric health markers are quantifiable physiological or biochemical measurements used to assess an individual’s current health status, disease risk, and response to clinical interventions. These objective parameters provide a snapshot of internal physiological function, extending beyond subjective symptoms to offer concrete data. In the context of hormonal health, these markers often include laboratory values like fasting glucose, lipid panels, C-reactive protein, and body composition metrics such as visceral fat percentage. Utilizing these markers allows for precision in therapeutic adjustments and a proactive approach to wellness.