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These Blood Tests Can Save Lives.....These Are A Must to Reduce Inflammation! · Health, Life & What’s Next

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  you are listening.
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  Listening to the prepared patient podcast with Dr.
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  Jennifer GNC, where we discuss what it really takes to heal your body.
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  With the symbol tools we source is a mindset to get you there.
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  I am determined to show you the reality of navigating the medical space as a patient caregiver and loved ones.
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  So you can be empowered and take back the most precious and important asset of your life, which is your health.
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  Comfortable and get started Hello.
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  Healers welcome back to the podcast.
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  I have a different podcast for you today.
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  I know all the podcast episodes are different, but this one you're going to need your pen.
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  And the piece of paper.
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  And write down all the information.
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  To fig back to your doctor to get the proper test for you.
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  Gun the days where we do the basic blood tests.
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  Basic blood tests can only go so far.
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  And most often they come back normal.
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  And as we know, if you were normal, then you wouldn't be going.
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  To see a doctor's office and I'm venting to them, how unwell you've been feeling and how you need help because something is wrong and you can feel that something is wrong.
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  That is why you are continuously looking for that.
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  Those.
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  Doing what you're supposed to do, scheduling an appointment, seeing your doctors to get help.
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  However it is.
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  We're listed the say, or it is fair to say that many doctors don't, we look for the right markers.
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  If you educate yourself, And new bring to them.
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  The market's going, I'm going to be discussing today.
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  You will be taking your house.
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  So far, you will get so much information you and your doctor can help you literally start identifying the root cause.
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  And also what kind of healing or products or supplements is needed.
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  Or medications is needed to help you address.
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  You're half conditions.
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  This podcast is one you're going to have to listen to over and over again.
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  One thing I have to mention is that with all these markers, they all can be covered by insurance.
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  They are not complicated markers that insurance cannot be cover.
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  You just have to find a doctor that are looking for, with cause and inflammation and toxins to get these markers prescribe.
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  The doctor also have to have, documentation as well.
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  So this is a laptop script.
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  That you would get from your doctor and we know that lab cop is covered by insurance so there's a lot of things you can do that insurance will cover I have to say this podcast is a mouthful.
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  All the name of the the lab markers, I'm going to be potentiating is a mouthful.
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  I have to literally repeat myself a lot of times as I'm preparing for this podcast and I'm looking at the markers, I'm like, okay, let's say it right, because we have to make sure you understand.
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  What to ask for, and also able to potentiate.
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  And with my beautiful accent, I was like, okay, this is going to be fun.
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  Listen to this with an open mind, open your ears, have fun.
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  And giggle and laugh like I was doing.
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  As I'm pronouncing because the man who came up with the names, but anyways, All right.
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  You'll get it.
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  you'll get it And I'm going to go very slow.
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  So that I can.
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  give you the information, cause I didn't see talk really fast and I need you to really get all the details in this podcast and write down all the lab markers I'm going to be discussing.
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  We only start helping yourself, That's the education I'm talking about is to get yourself through enough.
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  To help your doctor help you.
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  If you don't know what the doctor should be looking for.
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  And then you're at the mercy of the doctor and they do basic blood work.
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  You still feel in the same way or even worse.
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  You're going to get frustrated and anxious.
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  Let's just give you the information.
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  For you to help yourself.
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  Knowledge that's with you first.
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  Healing starts with you first.
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  On the last podcast, I talked about inflammation, acute inflammation, chronic inflammation, how it is.
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  Affecting every single part of our bodies, every single cells, organs, and how those inflammatory markers.
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  We need to know that it's going to help us.
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  So considering all health issues.
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  They are caused by chronic inflammation.
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  These EAs.
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  Is it a result of a chronic inflammation?
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  So understanding the markers.
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  I believe that every single human being.
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  Should be doing all these markers now.
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  Disclaimer.
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  Please don't take this marker to diagnose yourself.
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  Take this information, go to your doctor, go to your practitioner for help.
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  At least you can help them and they can look at the right markers.
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  They are.
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  Let me see.
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  I have 10 to 12.
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  Inflammatory markers that you need to look for.
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  Cause at the end of the day, we are all inflamed toxins.
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  Give us inflammation, inflammation.
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  Leads to disease.
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  I'm going to die saying that the more you understand this concept.
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  The more you're going to save yourself.
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  And heal yourself.
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  And get the proper treatment.
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  And work with the soulmate doctor.
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  The first marker, I think every single human being should look at now.
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  let's just say this.
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  This is not your typical basic blood work.
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  We are not checking CBC, which is complete blood counts or CMP.
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  These things already done, or the doctors are doing that.
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  I'm talking about markers that you probably never heard of.
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  Oh, maybe you heard of them.
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  And you wonder what they are and how.
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  They contribute to a disease.
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  Or how they can contribute to your healing.
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  these are the markers.
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  The first one we're going to talk about is a hypersensitivity.
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  C-reactive protein.
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  All the markets I'm discussing today, I checked on every single human being.
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  The hyper sensitive C-reactive protein.
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  Is a test.
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  Again, I highly recommend.
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  It measures ports in produced in your liver.
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  That indicates inflammation levels in your body.
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  here, it goes deliver again.
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  And most often when mythologist or experts in auto immune health conditions, which at that marker.
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  But I think every single human being to check it because when you have increased.
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  CRP.
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  Or H S dash CRP hypersensitive C-reactive protein.
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  It is associated with muscle strength, weakness, like arthritis, or all of you, wonderful people that have arthritis.
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  You need to check your CRP now.
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  An elevated CRP leads to diabetes.
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  Cancer heart disease and stroke.
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  Also.
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  Colitis disease.
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  Sleep apnea.
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  And again, our a.
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  There's an auto immune condition.
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  Not a good range is between zero to three.
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  If your CRP is past three, then you can have a risk for all these diseases that I mentioned.
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  Again, cancer, heart disease.
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  It would have about this.
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  disease, sleep apnea.
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  Uh, a auto immune diabetes.
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  So please check your hyper-sensitive C-reactive protein.
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  The next marker at the, every single human being should check for is a fasting insulin.
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  I know where the check in your glucose, most doctors or they check in your hemoglobin A1C.
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  Or your blood sugar.
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  That's where I come in.
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  I sit at a lot in a lot of my patients blood work when they submit that to me from previous partitioner.
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  So what do you know?
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  We need to check your hemoglobin A1C that's given, but most people are not checking your fasting insulin.
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  It is a blood test.
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  And blood sugar and balances.
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  May increase your risk for inflammation.
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  Incident is produced by your pancreas.
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  You're looking at your increased risk of getting diabetes incident with distance, but you also looking at the function of your pancreas.
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  Now.
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  A healthy range of insulin fasting insulins between 2.6 to 23.
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  I like that number to be between 2.6 to 10, but depending on the laboratory, we have different ranges.
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  When you have increased fast and insolent and you have increased carb cravings, you have inflammation all over your body.
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  You have blood glucose going up in yourselves?
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  You have issues with your pancreas, your size or struggled to put this energy and you find yourself eating a lot of carbs.
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  So please have your doctor check for your fasting.
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  Insulin to make sure that you are not at risk for insulin resistance.
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  The next marker.
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  I think we should check for that.
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  I've seen some people check, but not everybody is a serum Farrington.
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  Ferentz and measures the level of parents and in your body, in the work to iron deficiency, anemia.
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  You know how many times I'll see people come to me with iron deficiency anemia, but there's no sites of Farrington.
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  We need to check that.
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  So fountain level was mobi associated with iron deficiency, anemia.
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  And age-related inflammation in all the people.
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  When your elevation of Farrington is present, that indicate liver disease.
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  That's not a reason why we need to check it.
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  Liver disease.
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  Auto immune disease and even cancer.
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  A good range of Farrington is between 30 to 400.
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  But I like to say between 50 to 100 for, females, 72, when 54 males.
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  So Farrington is involved in iron overload, acute inflammatory conditions, liver disease, and alcohol access.
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  So we need to check to see what this potent is doing.
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  What it is Willy important, and most people do not look at that.
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  The next marker.
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  We should be checking that's.
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  What inflammatory markers is.
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  Homocysteine.
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  Homocysteine is a common I'm.
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  I'm in an acid.
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  In your blood that we get from eating meat.
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  Homocysteine is a good marker to check for cardiovascular disease.
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  All my high blood pressure patients, my diabetes patients, my cholesterol patients, we need to check for homocysteine because that can help us to see how much inflammation and it responds to acute coronary syndrome.
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  A good range of homocysteine should be between six and nine.
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  but I like to see it under eight, to be honest with you, but six and nine, again, home assistant can be a indication of injuries in your arteries as a presence of fatty substance, like through plaque, Lesions in your arteries and can also indicate that you have, Cells that are causing damage to the site.
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  Of your arteries.
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  So that's why we need to check to make sure that your.
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  Risk for heart disease is not as elevated.
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  The next marker is at you also need to check is our D H lactate de hydro Jenny's.
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  Our D H is an enzymes found in all living cells.
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  Its job is to have support energy production.
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  And in the lactate and Buford cycle of the glycolysis.
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  That's a lot of.
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  Medical term here.
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  No that we needed.
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  For energy.
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  But action.
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  And elevated levels may indicate inflammation.
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  According to the journal of aging, they said elevated LDH markers may be a risk factor for severe respiratory illness.
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  So we want that level to be between one 40 to 180.
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  Over 180 is an indication of inflammation.
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  So think about energy.
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  Think about LDA.
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  So for all my chronic fatigue, Patients or my COVID patients or my long haulers.
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  I check L D H N every single one of them, because we know that corny fatigue is the most reported symptoms in this population.
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  And I need to know what is happening to the bodies.
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  So I check that marker.
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  So the next one.
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  We need to check in terms of inflammation is neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio.
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  And neutrophil lymphocyte, which, or an L R is a measure of stress.
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  And inflammation that may affect your health.
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  When the body's dealing with chronic inflammation over time, the lymphocyte, which is part of the white blood cells.
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  And the neutral field, which is part of your right, but cells level would drop.
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  And the neutrophil level would rise so you have an imbalanced.
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  So you want that ratio to be a good ratio.
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  You want it to be between 1.2 to two.
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  If you see that number of neutrophils.
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  Or more.
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  Then twice, they might have lent for site.
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  It is a signs of chronic inflammation.
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  So don't believe that there is anybody that tells you, you cannot measure inflammation.
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  Yes, you can.
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  There are markers on it to do.
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  They just have to know what the markers are in order for you to see the degree, the severity of your inflammation in your body.
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  The next one is the liver enzymes.
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  You know, I cannot leave your liver enzymes, although this part of your complete metabolic panel, but there are certain enzymes you need to look for besides the alt.
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  Alanine.
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  Amino transfer rates.
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  I'm in a transfer race.
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  Alt, which is a liver enzyme specifically to deliver.
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  We want that Margaret to be between 10 and 26.
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  Even sometimes that marker is not elevated and people have fatty liver disease.
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  And then aspartate trans San minis.
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  ESC is another enzyme split in the liver that spells out during a time of increased liver stress.
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  And when that market to be between 10 to 26, again, Look at your laboratory reference range.
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  These markers can be different.
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  But this is just the basic one.
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  What I've seen in LabCorp and also quest diagnostic.
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  We also need to check for liver enzymes.
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  G G T gamma glutamyl transpeptidase it's an enzyme.
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  In the liver and pancreas and kidneys.
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  Elevated levels indicates inflammation in the liver and also liver disease.
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  Due to alcohol.
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  And sluggish bowels or go stone.
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  Obstruction.
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  So if you feel like you have gallstones.
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  You need to check your G G T.
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  gamma gamma T.
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  G G T Normal range should be between 10 and 26 lower levels.
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  Then 10 can indicate a deficiency of vitamin B6.
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  So many things you can get from blood work that are covered by insurance.
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  And the next one you should also check is alkaline phosphate.
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  Another liver enzymes.
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  which we want to be, between 55 and 95.
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  Again, high levels of alkaline phosphate.
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  And indicate liver and biliary stress bone growth in the body.
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  Low levels can indicate a zinc deficiency.
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  So for my cancer patients, I check ALP.
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  Alkaline phosphate that helps me.
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  Identified as an, any metastasize to the bone.
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  And also immunity because Zack is part of your immune system.
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  Of course, many of you guys are checking the lipid panel.
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  That's also part of inflammation, triglyceride.
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  VLDL.
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  L a M L D L.
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  So these are given many doctors are checking that, so we didn't have to discuss that.
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  And I think the last marker.
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  I have for you that we need to check is we have not discussed.
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  Is E S R it will recite sedimentation rate.
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  It's a common blood markers to look for inflammation.
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  It refers to the rate that which red blood cells is into coagulate the blood.
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  Go down.
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  Do over a period of one hour.
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  what does that mean?
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  Inflammation, inflammation, inflammation, a good range should be between.
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  1 75 to two 50.
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  Again, check the reference to rage.
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  Talk to your, practitioners.
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  They may be used in different laboratories.
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  You can also look at platelets as a measurement of tools of inflammation and the thickness of the platelets, platelets, elevation.
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  Above two 50, the signs of inflammation.
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  The sweet spots for platelets should be between one.
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  50 to two 50 below, one 50.
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  and to get some immune function.
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  Blood clotting.
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  it also.
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  We don't want any class.
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  So on that.
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  Test we need to look for is a D dimer.
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  It did.
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  Dimer is an indication of clots that could be traveling to your lungs.
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  Pulmonary embolism.
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  Also evaluates.
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  If you have class in your vein, like defend from bosses.
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  And we want to keep a good.
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  Marker.
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  Is under 0.4.
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  For D dimers as Cindy diamonds, severely elevated, and then these people at risk for clots, and sometimes they even have microscopic clots.
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  And I see these markers elevated a lot of our post COVID patients, long holders, because again, the virus will enter your body.
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  Create massive inflammation damage at the cellular level.
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  Even if you over the symptoms and as symptomatics, or you have long haulers, you still need to check those inflammatory markers.
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  So I hope you get some value out of this podcast.
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  If you want podcasts like this, where you can just take this information.
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  I write it down and take it to your doctor.
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  Let me know.
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  We can talk about other blood markers that I look for pathogens.
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  the antibodies that I mentioned in the believer podcast and also the right markers for Taiwanese, for cancers.
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  That I looked at so many things we can do because there are so many.
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  Information that your body.
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  it's providing to you in terms of blood tests, in terms of symptoms, in terms of signs you can take to your doctor to help you.
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  So that's it again.
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  Help me spread the word, share this podcast with all the people that, you know, let them know that there are these markers.
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  they need to be checked by a doctor.
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  It is a must for you to help your body because this marker saves life, literally saves lives.
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  If you can decrease the amount of inflammation.
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  In your body.
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  That means you are a decrease in the amount of toxins in your body.
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  So the decrease in the amount of this ease in your body.
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  So this blood test can save life.
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  See you guys next time thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for listening to this episode.
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  Bye-bye.