Kkol
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Also, he started now workout out at home to see if his CK will be fine and we tested also CK and it’s ok.
He wants to help his muscle growth and appetite so he bout this from UAE and it says for reaserch purpose. One of the side effects of this peptide is raising fasting glucose hence raise the risk of insulin resistance.
He started this just 4 days ago and the tests were done before that.
Today we took his fasting glucose at home to monitor and it was 121 (but later he remembered that he’s been awake since few hours and he ate something with carbs 4 hours ago) we will repeat the test tomorrow morning.
However, I would like to ask if there anything to mitigate the effects on blood glucose? Or maybe you have different opinion on this peptide and don’t recommended it at all?
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His Trab is <0.10
We didn’t test his insulin this time but last year it was 6.3 and his fasting glucose 83 and HbA1c 5.1
HOMA 1.3
And 5 months before the shive results his fasting insulin was 10 and HOMA was 2 but he agreed with me to stop his soft drinks.
Btw, my wife has your book but he’s not into cooking,
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Thank you
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Thank you B. Of course there is stress at work and sometimes it’s high. I did the test for checkup. No specific health issue beside I injured my lower back during workout 10 days ago and had lower back muscles spasm and took pain killer “coxixel” once a day for couple of days and stopped it few days ago.
I am coffeholic, I drink sometimes 8-10 cups of coffee a day but since two weeks I stopped it and I’m taking now once or twice a day decaf coffee.
I eat well but I love cakes so I eat from time to time.
This is my CBC.
My CRP was <0.4
ESR 5
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Also fasting blood sugar is good while HbA1c is very high for the first time in my life
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Thank you
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Yes will do. But I wasn’t sure we should go to ENT first or directly to sleep study
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B. We gave him ALA and benfotiamine with cod liver oil and his fasting blood glucose dropped from 105 (after starting the mk677 to 85. My question is, is it ok to do it this way? To counteract the side effect of the peptide? Before taking this peptide his blood sugar was 76
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Today he took his fasting glucose and it’s 105 and sure it’s because of the peptides h s taking.
I’ll ask him to watch the interview you did.
He’s saying he’ll take beebweine or ALA to enter count the effect on blood sugar only for two months while taking it.
Any words of wisdom for him please? I’ll maw him read it because always when anyone but not parents talks or say something it’s taken more seriously.
Thank you B
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All cardiovascular assessments were done when his total CL levels use to be high. And all good.
I’ll let him watch the interview re/peptides.
May I ask which liver results are not optimal?
Also regarding blood sugar, his glucose 76 and his HbA1c is also good. Or am I missing something? I’ll definitely add fasting insulin next time.
Can you please also tell me what usually do you recommend those with genetic high cholesterol? I’m not saying this is the case in our family even tho it looks like this but those numbers didn’t come for no reason, smoking is definitely at play but just wondering because some functional medicine practitioners say that when high cholesterol is genetic usually patients end up taking statin drugs which I don’t believe at all.
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One more question B. What woke have drove my cholesterol up significantly? I didn’t change my diet or workout. Even coffee is maybe less last month. So what could it be? Dr will push statins with this Buber and I’m refusing. I don’t want.
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I’ll update you
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Both his hemoglobin and HbA1c are good, right?
Ok so we will do his full thyroid antibodies test next time as well as fasting insulin.
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I don’t recall if it was done or not but since tsh was on low side we focused on getting trab tested because my understanding that this would be definitely elevated if there is Graves’ disease. Please correct me if I’m wrong.
Also we’ve noticed his absolute neutrophils are low and lymphocytes percentage higher than normal. Before also it was similar but both absolute.
Please can you clarify? Fasting insulin ideally <5? Or 5.7?
Also, what do you mean by HbA1c is affected by hemoglobin? His hemoglobin is14 which is good I guess.
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According to the videos you linked above my HDL is high and of course my LDL.
Triglycerides/ HDL is optimal.
If high number are due to stress I would expect also elevated blood sugar.
So I’m guessing it’s the liver/gallbladder that need some detox. Am I correct?
