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Physiological Biomarkers

Meaning

Physiological Biomarkers are quantifiable, measurable indicators of a biological state that reflect the normal or pathological functioning of the body’s systems, often assessed in blood, urine, or saliva. These markers include circulating hormone levels, metabolic enzyme activity, inflammatory cytokines, and specific genetic variants. In endocrinology and wellness, they serve as objective clinical tools to diagnose imbalances, monitor the efficacy of bio-interventions, and predict future health risks. A comprehensive panel of these biomarkers provides the clinical translator with a precise, data-driven map of an individual’s current physiological status.