A biomarker is anything measurable in your body that reflects how it’s working, a molecule in your blood, a cell count, a hormone, an enzyme. Each one is a small window onto a larger system.
Why the number needs a range
A value on its own means little. It’s read against a reference range, the span most healthy people fall in, which varies by lab, method, age, and sex. That’s why the same result can look different on two reports.
Your results, in contextAdd the lab results you already have, and LifeFrom reads each marker next to the others it moves with, in plain language, with the sources it used.Get started
