High-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) below 3 mg/dL is considered low, and specific testing is required to measure levels below 3 mg/dL.

“usually when I look at my clients they're less than 0.3 if it's above 1 I definitely raise an eyebrow and I think there's something going on there but a lot of the time once we get stuff figured out it'll go down to 0.3”

“HS CRP I've talked about that a lot in the past people are probably familiar with that one you want to see that one as low as possible usually when I look at my clients they're less than 0.3 if it's above 1 I definitely raise an eyebrow and I think there's something going on there”

“in the inflammation spectrum I mentioned mainly the inflammation markers for people to see and those would be high sensitivity c-reactive protein HSC RP in functional medicine we want it under one”

“here's another hm scrp of 0.58”

“this is hscrp which is anything less than a three milligrams per deciliter you're going to need to get an hscrp if you just get CRP it starts at three guys if you want to know what your CRP is and it's less than three you have to get hscrp”

“his highly sensitive c-reactive protein is 1.3 again most people wouldn't think anything of it most people think anything below two is fine we kind of like to see it below one”