Albumin

Albumin is one of the most powerful, single‑marker indicators of whole‑body health. As the most abundant protein in blood, albumin reflects how well the liver is functioning, whether nutrition is adequate, and how effectively the body maintains fluid balance. Low albumin can signal issues such as liver disease, kidney leakage, inflammation, or poor protein intake, while high‑normal levels generally indicate stable metabolic and nutritional status. Because it changes slowly and meaningfully, albumin acts as a steady, reliable wellness marker, helping consumers understand their baseline health and detect early shifts that may warrant further medical review.

Sample type: Blood

Turn around time: 1 day

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