BLOOD WORK

[Steak Helmet]

GLUCOSE 86MG/DL getting on the high side....99 is high

BUN 15mg/dl what ever that is

Creatinine 1.1mg/DL High side is 1.5

Total PROTEINL 7.1g/dl HIGH 8.5

Albumin: 4.5 g/dl HIGH 5.5

GLOBULIN: 2.6 g/dl High is 4.0

Triglycerides 140 g/dl HIGH 150

CHOL: 225 DOWN from 287
LDL 160mgs down from 180ish
HDL 37 UP from 13


HIV NEGATIVE

 

[MrCyp]

Thats not bad at all for glucose.

 

[Smith70592]

GLUCOSE 86MG/DL getting on the high side....99 is high

BUN 15mg/dl what ever that is

Creatinine 1.1mg/DL High side is 1.5

Total PROTEINL 7.1g/dl HIGH 8.5

Albumin: 4.5 g/dl HIGH 5.5

GLOBULIN: 2.6 g/dl High is 4.0

Triglycerides 140 g/dl HIGH 150

CHOL: 225 DOWN from 287
LDL 160mgs down from 180ish
HDL 37 UP from 13


HIV NEGATIVE

Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN), is the end product of protein metabolism and its concentration is also influenced by the rate of excretion. It's important for you and your doctor to realize that the increases in BUN seen in healthy weightlifters who eat higher protein diets aren't necessarily a function of kidney health but are much more closely correlated with their diet and training

normal range is 9-20 mg/dl,

HDL below 10ng/dl is not uncommon to hear about with oral steroid and some prohormones use. That’s bad considering the desired level is greater than
40ng/dl. Cholesterol metabolism becomes impaired as a result of cholestasis, with an increase in LDL (Bad cholesterol) and decrease in HDL (Good cholesterol). These cholesterol changes may lead to an increased risk of heart disease.

Did he run test on?
Bilirubin total...................normal Range 02-1.3 g/dl
AST........................... ...normal Range 17-59 u/l
ALT........................... ....normal Range 21-72 u/l

 

[Steak Helmet]

AST 27u/L

ALT 34 u/L

GGT 36 U/L

BILIRUBIN .7 mg/DL

 

[PHIL HERNON]

Nice

AST 27u/L

ALT 34 u/L

GGT 36 U/L

BILIRUBIN .7 mg/DL

Perfect.....maybe try Niaspan

 

[RV63T]

glucose is closer to a low level than high. 90 to low 100,s is good for glucose.

 

[Steak Helmet]

glucose is closer to a low level than high. 90 to low 100,s is good for glucose.

I was going by what the form stated the blood work was for life insurance...so I figured their numbers may be a bit off due to them covering a 1 million dollar policy.