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Biomarker Optimization Calculator

These source-project optimization ranges are unverified and have not been approved as LPWWC treatment targets. Use the units shown; no unit conversion is performed. Your laboratory’s reference ranges, test method, age and clinical context may differ. Scores and illustrative graphs are not diagnoses or treatment recommendations. Your entries remain on this page only; they are not saved, sent or shared.

Estradiol (BHRT)

Optimal: 80–150 pg/mL

The primary female estrogen, central to many BHRT conversations.

10300
pg/mL

Postmenopausal optimization range shown

Progesterone

Optimal: 8–20 ng/mL

Supports cycle regularity, sleep, and mood.

0.530
ng/mL

Total Testosterone (Female)

Optimal: 60–120 ng/dL

Present in women in smaller amounts; can be associated with libido, energy, and muscle tone.

10200
ng/dL

Free Testosterone (Female)

Optimal: 3–6 ng/dL

The bioavailable portion of testosterone in women.

0.510
ng/dL

DHEA-S

Optimal: 200–350 µg/dL

An adrenal hormone precursor that naturally declines with age.

50500
µg/dL

Free T3

Optimal: 3.8–4.3 pg/mL

The active thyroid hormone involved in energy and metabolism.

25.5
pg/mL

Primary thyroid optimization marker

TSH

Optimal: 0.3–2 mIU/L

A pituitary signal that reflects thyroid activity.

05
mIU/L

Vitamin D

Optimal: 60–100 ng/mL

A hormone-like nutrient involved in immunity, mood, and bone health.

10120
ng/mL

A1C

Optimal: 4.8–5.3 %

A three-month average of blood sugar, often reviewed for metabolic health.

4.57
%

Metabolic optimization range

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This tool is educational only. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical advice, and it does not guarantee eligibility for any program or medication. The ranges shown are informational reference points, not treatment targets. A licensed provider must review your labs and symptoms before any treatment decision is made. Using this tool does not create a provider-patient relationship.

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