Carnivore while on

[theoldcountry]

The KEY tests that one needs would be LPa, APoB and hdl and ldl particle sizes... you have to get a comprehensive metabolic profile to look for these and the unfortunate reality is that most GP's are just not versed on any of this or know very very little.. these are the numbers of the most importance and are the silent killers most never check yet cause all the problems

That's right, Dylan. There are too many medical doctors not well versed in a lot of things. I was going to a Dr for TRT 200 mg a week and arimindex once a week. My estrogen went down to a "5"!! Yes, a "5". I had a copy of my blood results and brought it to the DR's attention and his question was "Do your joints hurt?" I told him no, not at this time, and he said "then don't worry about it." Don't worry about a 5 estrogen? You prob don't remember this, but I told you in a thread about this and you flipped your lid about how clueless the Dr was. Lol.

 

[DylanGemelli]

That's right, Dylan. There are too many medical doctors not well versed in a lot of things. I was going to a Dr for TRT 200 mg a week and arimindex once a week. My estrogen went down to a "5"!! Yes, a "5". I had a copy of my blood results and brought it to the DR's attention and his question was "Do your joints hurt?" I told him no, not at this time, and he said "then don't worry about it." Don't worry about a 5 estrogen? You prob don't remember this, but I told you in a thread about this and you flipped your lid about how clueless the Dr was. Lol.

i do remember and its just asinine.. i cant tell you the encounters ive had where i start ripping off facts on my blood panels etc. and im staring at deer in headlights looks.. honestly, its not only scary but extremely discouraging.. i dont know how some of these people are becoming doctors but it makes you wonder how they are even screening and educating them