Sexual Vitality Biomarkers are measurable biological indicators that reflect the functional integrity of the reproductive and sexual response systems, extending beyond simple hormone levels to include factors of vascular health, neurological signaling, and tissue sensitivity. These markers offer a quantifiable means to assess and monitor an individual’s sexual health and reproductive potential. Clinical management of sexual dysfunction relies on the comprehensive evaluation of this entire panel of indicators.
Origin
This is a contemporary term in longevity and functional medicine, synthesizing sexual vitality (robust, healthy sexual function) with biomarkers (measurable biological signals). The term reflects a shift toward a multi-system approach to sexual health, recognizing its dependence on systemic well-being.
Mechanism
Key biomarkers include the free and total levels of sex steroids, such as testosterone and estradiol, which regulate desire and tissue maintenance. Other critical markers involve endothelial function and nitric oxide production, which are essential for vascular responsiveness, alongside neurotransmitter metabolites that govern arousal and pleasure. The collective function of these biomarkers indicates the efficiency of the neuro-vascular-endocrine axis in supporting sexual health.
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