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Hormonal Health Biomarkers

Meaning

Hormonal Health Biomarkers are quantifiable biological indicators, measured in bodily fluids such as blood, saliva, or urine, that reflect the status and function of the endocrine system. These markers extend beyond simple hormone concentration measurements to include downstream metabolites, binding proteins, and regulatory factors that provide a comprehensive view of hormonal activity and metabolic fate. Clinicians use these precise data points to diagnose endocrine disorders, monitor therapeutic efficacy, and assess an individual’s risk profile for future health challenges. They are essential tools for practicing precision endocrinology and longevity medicine.