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. | | Normal Ranges: | My Ranges (need to make a Doctor appt): | |
. | Blood Pressure: | Ideal is 115/76 | | |
. | HDL Cholesterol: | Greater than 40 mg/dl is acceptable, and even better if above 60 mg/dl | | |
. | LDL Choleterol: | Ideal is less than 100 mg/dl, and ONLY 130 mg/dl is acceptable if you and your family history (ie. heart disease) | | |
. | C-Reactive Protein: | Measures levels of inflammation - Should be less than 1 mg/dl | | |
. | Thyroid-stimulating Hormone: | Less than 5 mium/I (mill-international units per liter) | | |
. | Urinary Cortisol: | Less than 100 mg/day | | |
. | Potassium: | More than 3.5 mg | | |
. | Calcium: | Between 8 mg and 10 mg | | |
. | Vitamin D / 25 OH (blood test) (per the Mayo Clinic): | At least 32 ng/ml (80 nmol/L) or as high as 48 ng/ml (120 nmol/L). | http://www.endocrinemetabolic.com/resources/enews/2006/vitdnews10272006.pdf | |
. | Luteinizing Hormone/Follicle-Stimulating Hormone | The individual values aren't as important as the ratio and you'd like a 3:1 ratio of LH to FSH, no matter what time of the month | | |
. | Free Testosterone | More than 200 mg/dl for men; 20-70 mg/dl for women | | |
. | Liver enzymes (not noted in Dr. Oz's book): | Need to do more research... | | |
. | Fasting glucose test (per the Mayo Clinic): | A normal range is 70 to 100 milligrams of glucose per deciliter of blood (mg/dL) or 3.9 to 5.6 millimoles per liter (mmol/L). | | |
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