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Most recent bloodwork: 2025-12-20

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Summary

Metabolic foundation is strong. Glucose control, liver function, thyroid, iron status, and blood pressure are where they should be.

  • HbA1c is 30, showing excellent insulin sensitivity.
  • Liver enzymes are low-normal, so no fatty liver signal.
  • Thyroid markers are stable and not limiting testosterone.
  • Ferritin at 166 is adequate without excess.
  • Triglycerides at 1.4 suggest a low sugar load.
Primary issues

Three variables need attention:

  • Cholesterol: LDL and Non-HDL are high and HDL is low. This is the biggest issue.
  • Testosterone: total is 12.3 and free T is only just in range, pointing to lower production rather than binding.
  • Prolactin is 355, mildly high, which can suppress testosterone.
Priorities

Fix cardiovascular risk from cholesterol first, then hormonal support.

  • Training: lift 3–4 times per week and add Zone 2 aerobic sessions 3–4 times per week.
  • Fibre: 30–40g fibre from psyllium husk, vegetables, legumes, oats, and berries.
  • Fats and omega-3s: use extra-virgin olive oil as the default fat, include fatty fish 2–3 times per week or EPA/DHA.
  • Avoid: seed oils, refined carbs, and ultra-processed foods.

Flags

HIGH4 markers
LOW2 markers
SLIGHTLY LOW1 marker
NORMAL30 markers

Kidney Health

Sorted by flag severity, then alphabetically.

Marker
Value
Range
Flag
Creatinine
111 µmol/L
53 – 97
HIGH
eGFR
80 mL/min/1.73m²
>= 60
NORMAL
Urea
5.60 mmol/L
2.5 – 7.8
NORMAL

Heart Health

Sorted by flag severity, then alphabetically.

Marker
Value
Range
Flag
LDL
2.40 mmol/L
<= 2
HIGH
Non-HDL Cholesterol
3.20 mmol/L
<= 2.6
HIGH
HDL
1.30 mmol/L
>= 1.55
LOW
Cholesterol
4.50 mmol/L
<= 5
NORMAL
Cholesterol:HDL Ratio
3.50 ratio
<= 5
NORMAL
Triglycerides
1.40 mmol/L
<= 2.3
NORMAL

Hormonal Health

Sorted by flag severity, then alphabetically.

Marker
Value
Range
Flag
Prolactin
355 mU/L
86 – 324
HIGH
Estradiol
99 pmol/L
41 – 159
NORMAL
FAI
39.20 %
35 – 92.6
NORMAL
Free T4
19.50 pmol/L
11.9 – 21.6
NORMAL
FSH
1.50 U/L
1.5 – 12.4
NORMAL
LH
4.10 U/L
1.7 – 8.6
NORMAL
SHBG
31.40 nmol/L
18.3 – 54.1
NORMAL
TSH
1.26 mU/L
0.35 – 5.5
NORMAL

Blood Health

Sorted by flag severity, then alphabetically.

Marker
Value
Range
Flag
Eosinophils
0.02 ×10^9/L
0.04 – 0.4
LOW
Basophils
0.04 ×10^9/L
0.01 – 0.1
NORMAL
Haemoglobin
149 g/L
130 – 180
NORMAL
HCT
46 %
40 – 54
NORMAL
Lymphocytes
2.02 ×10^9/L
1 – 3.5
NORMAL
MCV
95 fL
76 – 100
NORMAL
Platelets
168 ×10^9/L
150 – 450
NORMAL
RBC
4.90 ×10^12/L
4.5 – 6.5
NORMAL
WCC
5.41 ×10^9/L
4 – 10
NORMAL

Testosterone Health

Sorted by flag severity, then alphabetically.

Marker
Value
Range
Flag
Testosterone
12.30 nmol/L
15 – 31
SLIGHTLY LOW
Free Testosterone
0.25 nmol/L
0.23 – 1.07
NORMAL

Liver Health

Sorted by flag severity, then alphabetically.

Marker
Value
Range
Flag
Albumin
45 g/L
35 – 50
NORMAL
ALP
38 U/L
30 – 120
NORMAL
ALT
15 U/L
<= 40
NORMAL
AST
18.70 U/L
<= 40
NORMAL
GGT
10 U/L
10 – 71
NORMAL
Globulin
25 g/L
23 – 35
NORMAL

Nutritional Health

Sorted by flag severity, then alphabetically.

Marker
Value
Range
Flag
Ferritin
166 µg/L
20 – 300
NORMAL

Metabolic Health

Sorted by flag severity, then alphabetically.

Marker
Value
Range
Flag
HbA1c
30 mmol/mol
<= 42
NORMAL

Prostate Health

Sorted by flag severity, then alphabetically.

Marker
Value
Range
Flag
PSA
0.39 ng/mL
NORMAL