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Endocrine Health Biomarkers

Meaning

Endocrine Health Biomarkers are quantifiable biological indicators found in blood, saliva, or urine that reflect the functional status and regulatory balance of the body’s complex endocrine system. These markers include circulating levels of specific hormones, their carrier proteins, and the active or inactive metabolites resulting from their catabolism. Clinical interpretation of these data is crucial for assessing glandular function, identifying subtle hormonal imbalances, and monitoring the efficacy of therapeutic interventions in the hormonal health space. They serve as objective measures of physiological stress.