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Mid-Normal Range Targets

Meaning

A clinical strategy that aims to optimize a patient’s biomarker levels, such as specific hormones or metabolic indicators, to the middle third of the established laboratory reference range. This approach recognizes that the broad reference range represents a statistically derived population average, which may not align with an individual’s optimal physiological state for functional health. Targeting the mid-normal range is often associated with improved subjective well-being and reduced long-term risk factors, reflecting a more functionally robust endocrine profile. This precision approach is central to proactive hormonal health management.