Introducing Biomarkers

What Are Biomarkers?

Biomarkers are the body’s natural signals — measurable indicators that reveal what’s happening inside. Think of them as your body’s dashboard, showing everything from your blood sugar levels to markers of inflammation, heart health, or kidney function.

Medical professionals and researchers rely on biomarkers to detect diseases, track progress, or evaluate treatments. For instance, a simple blood test might measure biomarkers like glucose or cholesterol to assess your overall health or identify potential risks early.

Biomarkers don’t just give isolated data — they’re part of a bigger picture. Grouping them together helps create a story about how your body’s systems work and interact, enabling smarter, more targeted decisions about your health.

This timeless wisdom reflects the importance of understanding and maintaining the health of your body. Biomarkers give us the tools to fulfill this duty by highlighting areas that need attention, so we can stay physically and mentally resilient.

The Power of Grouping Biomarkers

Biomarkers become even more powerful when viewed as part of interconnected systems. At Emmo, we group them into seven categories: sugar, lipids, liver enzymes, inflammation, urine, iron, and platelets. Each group provides a unique lens through which to understand your body, reflecting how different systems work together to maintain balance.

By exploring these groups, you’ll gain insights into the intricate connections within your health, empowering you to spot patterns, address imbalances, and take proactive steps.

Ready to dive deeper into what these groups reveal?

Read more about the 7 groups of biomarkers

These are just the beginning

These 30 biomarkers are just a snapshot of the 250+ that Emmo monitors. Each plays a role in painting a detailed picture of your health. By tracking them, you can uncover trends, address imbalances, and make informed choices to support your well-being.

Discover more by chatting with Emmo.