The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
what I got on this blood work I got a CBC which is a complete blood candle comprehensive metabolic panel which is electrolytes kidney function liver function Etc I got a ggt which tells me about liver I got cholesterol again I got inflammatory markers like CRP fasting insulin I got a full iron panel I got thyroid I got testosterone and a bunch of hormones and that's pretty much what I got on this blood work panel
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When I go to get blood work I want to look at my hormones I want to look at testosterone estrogen which is estradiol and estrone I want to look at prolactin I want to look at sex hormone binding globulin I'm going to go through all of these on the podcast today I want to see what my free testosterone is and I want to see what my thyroid hormones are I probably should have done DHT dihydrotestosterone in this set of labs but I didn't but I did get DHEA sulfate I'll do another set of blood work probably early next year and I'll get an even more comprehensive hormone panel I do want to get my thyroid like I said and I want to see the T4 the T3 the ratio the TSH and I want to look at inflammation I want to get hscrp I want to see my kidney function my lever function how insulin sensitive I am with a fasting insulin and I want to see my iron indices