Not trying to be a dick here. Just curious.
If one is trying to get an accurate picture of your 'condition' why would
not try and replicate your everyday routine (supps, diet, workouts, etc.)
and then get tested that way you know what your body chemistry looks
like under normal circumstances instead of changing things, trying to make,
improve your numbers just so they look good. (Same goes for other blood
tests.)
Thoughts please? Thank you.
I don't see that training, diet, and drugs are on the same level.
It is very difficult to cause damage to your organs due to excessive training, it is likely if you causes Rabdo, but that is not common in bodybuilding trainings.
Diets with tons of food and protein could be problematic, but this will be caused in the long run, just like the use of gear. And it doesn't make much sense to eat a lot of calories and protein if you don't are on gear, and if you use gear, then you are taking health risks in kidney, liver, heart, etc ...
He said had a lot of protein powder the night before to test, 90 grams, unless you are Coleman, this does not make sense.
Of course, you should keep your meals, sups, PEDs as realistic as possible to your usual use to get an accurate x-ray of your health condition, but ...
It has long been known that intense training causes adaptations and changes in readings such as transaminases, which can confuse the medical reading. That is why it is recommended not to train the days before an analysis, otherwise, you will not get the real image of your health, but a distorted image.
If you train hard and have tests done, your doctor will likely tell you to rest for a few days and repeat the test to avoid distortions from intense exertion.