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Measurable Biological Markers

Meaning

Measurable Biological Markers, or biomarkers, are objectively quantifiable indicators of normal biological processes, pathogenic processes, or the pharmacologic response to a therapeutic intervention, detectable in biological fluids or tissues. In the context of hormonal health, these specific molecules or physiological parameters, such as specific hormone ratios, inflammatory cytokines, or epigenetic clocks, provide crucial, actionable insight into an individual’s current systemic health status. They constitute the essential empirical foundation of data-driven, precision medicine protocols.