hormonal · Biomarker
Estradiol
A primary estrogen; healthy ranges vary widely by sex, age and cycle phase — this is a general guide only.
Clinical range
15–350 pg/mL
Longevity-optimal target
30–200 pg/mL
How to improve your Estradiol
Interpretation is highly individual — this marker especially benefits from clinician review.
Frequently asked questions
What is a normal Estradiol level?
The standard clinical reference range for Estradiol is 15–350 pg/mL. Individual labs vary — interpret alongside your full picture and a clinician.
What is the optimal Estradiol for longevity?
A commonly-proposed longevity-oriented target for Estradiol is 30–200 pg/mL. This is a wellness convention, not a universal clinical threshold.
What does Estradiol measure?
A primary estrogen; healthy ranges vary widely by sex, age and cycle phase — this is a general guide only.
How do I improve my Estradiol?
Interpretation is highly individual — this marker especially benefits from clinician review. Educational only — confirm any change with your clinician.
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