Albumin/Globulin

The A/G Ratio compares the levels of albumin (liver-made transport protein) to globulins (immune-related proteins). It’s a snapshot of the balance between your liver’s synthetic function and your immune system’s activity. A low ratio may suggest chronic inflammation, autoimmune activity, or liver dysfunction, while a high ratio could point to underactive immunity or low globulin production. It’s a subtle but powerful marker of systemic balance and resilience.

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Health impacts

Inflammation · Liver Health