Peter Attia· MD
which is a, I did what's called a Dutch test, which is a test that looks at urine, dried urine, and measures cortisol and cortisol metabolites because I actually felt I was sort of hypercortisolemic.
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which is a, I did what's called a Dutch test, which is a test that looks at urine, dried urine, and measures cortisol and cortisol metabolites because I actually felt I was sort of hypercortisolemic.
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I prefer the urine test and we use a test called The Dutch test