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Optimized Health Markers

Meaning

Optimized Health Markers represent a set of clinical, biochemical, and physiological metrics that are maintained within ranges associated with peak human function, resilience, and minimal risk of chronic age-related disease, extending beyond the standard “normal” reference ranges. These markers are strategically targeted to promote hormonal balance, robust metabolic function, low systemic inflammation, and superior cardiovascular health, aiming for a state of biological vitality. The optimization is personalized, moving the individual from simply being “non-diseased” to a state of maximal healthspan potential.