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Measurable Health Biomarkers

Meaning

Measurable Health Biomarkers are quantifiable biological indicators found in blood, urine, saliva, or tissue that reliably reflect an individual’s current physiological state, disease risk, or response to therapeutic intervention. These markers move beyond basic standard lab values to include advanced metrics such as inflammatory cytokines, lipoprotein sub-fractions, hormone metabolites, and genetic expression patterns. They provide the objective evidence base for all data-driven health and longevity protocols, allowing for precise tracking of progress.