A Yale Physician Shares The Most Important Biomarkers To Track for Disease Prevention & Living Beyond 100 with Dr. Florence Comite

Aug 5, 2026 · 1h 21m

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0:00Disease doesn't happen overnight.

0:01Why are we waiting until the last possible moment when it's erupted?

0:05Why not start 20, 30, 40, 50 years before when actually you can see signs of it emerging at the cellular level metabolically?

0:13Give us a little bit of a teaser here so that people know what these important biomarkers are.

0:18As a researcher and a clinician, I was able to design N of one studies where I could look at individuals and see over time what their prototypes were like.

0:27In doing so, recognized that there were five key true biomarkers of health.

0:32Three of them touch on carbohydrates, a cholesterol risk ratio, and the last one, and this is almost never done, is free testosterone in women as well as men.

0:43In the case of heart disease, what are some things that people should be doing today?

0:48Each one of us is on a path to diabetes.

0:50It is the biggest cause of heart attacks.

0:52If you're not aggressive about treating these symptoms and signs of disease that is inevitably in your future, you can't stop it and reverse it.

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