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Neuroprotection Biomarkers

Meaning

Neuroprotection Biomarkers are measurable biological indicators, typically specific proteins or key metabolites found in peripheral blood or cerebrospinal fluid, that objectively reflect the ongoing health, potential damage, or intrinsic regenerative capacity of the central and peripheral nervous systems. In the realm of hormonal health, these biomarkers are critical for precisely assessing the neuroprotective effects of hormones like estradiol and testosterone, or for detecting subclinical neuroinflammation that may negatively impact neuroendocrine function. The systematic monitoring of these markers provides objective, actionable evidence of neural well-being and resilience.