@castrated 2071 wrote:
Fasting Blood Labs:
Testosterone
TT 313
% Free 2.17
Testosterone Free 68.0T4 Free 1.1 ng/dL
T3 Free 325 pg/dL
TSH 1.53 mIU/L
Cortisol 8.4 mcg/dL
DHEA 591 mcg/dL
Estradiol (E2) <20.0 (although Ive read the test I took is inaccurate for this?) Neither doctor was going to test for this I had to ask, then the report I got back mostly has ranges for women
SHBG Neither of the doctors tested this?
Ferritin 429 ng/mL
Vitamin B12 388 pg/mL
Vitamin A
Vitamin D 22 ng/mL
Insulin (fasting)
Glucose (fasting) 90 mg/dL
These would be very helpful.
IGF-1 156 ng/mL
NueroScience Saliva/Urine Results:
Cortisol
8am 5.0 ng/mL
Noon 2.2 ng/mL
6pm 3.4 ng/mL
11pm 1.5 ng/mL
DHEA 618.3 pg/mL
Epinephrine 4.8 ug/gCR (says low, range should be 8-11 day, 3-6 night)
Norepinephrine 27.6 (says low, should be morning 35-45 night 15-25)
Dopamine 270.3 (says elevated, ranges should be day 125-175 night 80-120)
DOPAC 584.3 (says low, range should be 900-1250 and 600-900)
Serotonin 125.7 says optimal, although the blood level Serontonin was so low didnt register
5-HIAA 1,541.2 (says low, should be 2500-5000)
Glycine 1,044.7 says optimal
Taurine 66.7 (says low should be 150-550 and 100-250)
GABA 2.6 says Optimal
Glutamate 21.1 says optimal
PEA 75.8 (says elevated should be 30-70 and 21-50)
Histamine 25.3 (says elevated should be 10-20 and 5-15)
Creatinine 151.1 (in range)
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