ChatGPT for blood panel

[T swol]

Anyone put their blood panels in ChatGPT for feedback.

I’ve been dealing with a high hemoglobin and hematocrit for years and in August scared the shit out of my Primary Dr on my yearly physical. I was sent to a hematologist for immediate blood removal. 21 hemoglobin and 65 hematocrit. 6 months have passed and 4 pints later I cancelled my hematologist appointment and pulled a full 110 marker blood test due to headaches that I can’t get rid of daily.
I usually run test cyp weekly to 200mg but added mast at the same dose from Jan-Aug along with a strict diet and cardio. Inj L carnitine at 250mg a day.
Felt great in August and looked my best at age 50.
Now in February feel like crap chasing my tail. Headache, no libido, dizzy, and join pain.
Ferritin was 9 and saturation was 9.
Hematocrit 55.9
Hemoglobin 17.4

A few other markers red all tied in to the same problem.

After putting everything I take and blood panels into ChatGPT it lined out a schedule to start fixing the problem with a repeat blood panel in 6-8 weeks.

Lowered test to 50mg every 3rd day.
No more blood donation
Iron with vitamin c every other day
Along with a few other things.

I couldn’t believe how far the hematologist took my levels down chasing my H&H

I started adding my meals, training, and cardio in.
It’s a great tool to use when you start doubting your dr opinion

 

[luki7788]

I'm rambling a bit on the personal side, but watch this and you'll understand what your problem might be. Bloodletting isn't the best choice, and certainly not a regular occurrence, and in this video I explain why. What you're describing is a textbook example of what frequent bloodletting can lead to, and you're in exactly that situation.

anyway, it's best to ask GTP chat and I think he will tell you something very similar to what I mentioned in the video

 

[Ranchhand]

I'm rambling a bit on the personal side, but watch this and you'll understand what your problem might be. Bloodletting isn't the best choice, and certainly not a regular occurrence, and in this video I explain why.

I watched Luki's hematocrit vid, quick and to the point.

 

[T swol]

I'm rambling a bit on the personal side, but watch this and you'll understand what your problem might be. Bloodletting isn't the best choice, and certainly not a regular occurrence, and in this video I explain why. What you're describing is a textbook example of what frequent bloodletting can lead to, and you're in exactly that situation.

anyway, it's best to ask GTP chat and I think he will tell you something very similar to what I mentioned in the video

Thanks for posting Luki!

I had the same issue 10-12yrs ago and the advice on the boards at that time was blood let so I crashed my own Ferritin and ended up getting off of AAs for 6 months and reset my blood then started back with a low test.

Lesson learned this round.