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Health Metric Gaps

Meaning

Health Metric Gaps refer to the critical discrepancies or outright missing data points between a patient’s current, often limited, set of standard clinical biomarkers and the comprehensive, granular physiological data absolutely required for truly personalized, preventative, and optimal health management. These gaps frequently arise when standard, low-resolution laboratory testing fails to capture essential functional information, such as the bioavailable free hormone levels, advanced markers of chronic inflammation, detailed metabolic intermediates, or specific genetic predispositions. Identifying and strategically closing these significant gaps is essential for moving beyond a mere disease diagnosis to the proactive, precise optimization of health and the fundamental resolution of root causes.