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Taken mid way through 16 week cycle of 700mg EQ and 700mg of test-e. Male, 26. 5'11". 215lbs, 12% BF Just curioius what your take is on these values Electrolytes: Sodium (136-144) 139 Potassium (3.6-5.1) 4.4 Chloride (101-111) 100 L Total CO2 (22-32) 31 Anion GAP (4-16) 8 Routine: Glucose (AC) (3.6-5.6) 4.7...

Are you sure that your HDL are .94 because that is extremely low and your looking for trouble.

What sort if blood test did you ask for, I going for one soon and havn't got a clue which tests I should go for ....

Brother you need a lipid profile: Cholesterol should be under 200mg/dl Triglycerides should be 35-160 mg/dl HDL should be 29-71 mg/dl LDL should be under 100 mg/dl Chol/HDL ratio should be less than 4.98 If your HDL's are 0.98md/dl you need to stop the gear immediately and see a doctor.

First, I'm not qualified to give advice here, so take that into consideration. The fact that your ALT is normal but your AST is elevated might indicate that you aren't CURRENTLY damaging your liver, but rather the elevation is AST may be coming from skeletal muscle damage (which is fine). Did you drink sufficient water prior to this bloodwork? Any chance you were dehydrated? How ...

Quote: Originally Posted by hellion If your HDL's are 0.98md/dl you need to stop the gear immediately and see a doctor. He's clearly using a different scale.

0.94 HDL is unheard of, if that is accurate you need to cease your cycle at once. Are you sure your readings are being read accurately. Imporatnt num. for males are The LDL <130 and HDL ratio< 5.0-1. These numbers are more important than the total serum.

probably a different scale. I'm not sure if Canadian labs use different ranges or use a percentage? The doctor said everything was fine as fare as LDL/HDL ratio. She said 5 wasn't bad but 6 is optimum. I was off milk thistle so my bellirubin was a tad elevated. However I am not on any orals.

Milk thistle does not work forever, NAC is better.

The elevated Urea Creatinine AST and CK are all "normal". Sure they seem elevated compared to "normal" but those can and often are elevated in people who wight train. Fos instance the CK is elevated if you trained even 72 hours prior to the blood test, since it is a marker for muscle damage. The urea is elevated coz you were dehydrated on the morning of the fasting tests. The creatinine coz ...