Peter Attia· MD
we want our patients to be north of the 75th percentile for almi and ffmi based on the data we've shared previously
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we want our patients to be north of the 75th percentile for almi and ffmi based on the data we've shared previously
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we we hold patients to a very high standard we want our patients above the 75th percentile for almi you see a big step up in mortality benefit above that
we want our patients above the 75th percentile for almi you see a big step up in mortality benefit above that
we want all of our patients to be at or above the 75th percentile for almi