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Longevity Biomarker Correction

Meaning

Longevity Biomarker Correction is the targeted clinical strategy of normalizing or optimizing measurable biological indicators that correlate strongly with extended healthspan and lifespan. These biomarkers, which include metrics like telomere length, epigenetic age (e.g., Hannum or Horvath clocks), mitochondrial function indices, and specific inflammatory markers (e.g., hs-CRP), serve as objective proxies for the body’s true biological age and systemic health. Correction involves precision interventions designed to move these indicators from a suboptimal, age-accelerated state toward a youthful, resilient baseline.