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Sub-Optimal Parameters

Meaning

Sub-Optimal Parameters are measurable physiological or biochemical indices, such as specific hormone levels, blood glucose, or inflammatory markers, that fall within the statistically normal reference range established for the general population but are nonetheless associated with diminished health, reduced functional capacity, or an increased long-term risk of age-related disease for a specific individual. Clinically, these parameters represent an opportunity for proactive intervention, as moving them from the low-normal or high-normal range toward the functional optimum is crucial for maximizing vitality and extending health span.