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High-Value Metrics

Meaning

High-Value Metrics are a curated selection of clinical, biochemical, and physiological biomarkers that provide the most actionable, predictive, and comprehensive insights into a patient’s current health status and longevity trajectory. These metrics are specifically chosen for their strong correlation with systemic function, hormonal balance, and all-cause mortality, moving beyond standard, often insufficient, basic lab panels. Examples include free hormone levels, advanced lipid subfractions, mitochondrial function markers, and heart rate variability. Focusing on these metrics allows for a precision medicine approach, enabling clinicians to identify subtle physiological dysfunctions before they manifest as overt disease.