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Program Suggested Labs

Program Marker Targets

Edition: 2022-03-15
Although this article is publicly visible, links often lead to IC members-only content. Also, for the latest edition, many site links have been revised to be “site-relative”, so that whether clicked from the Infinite Health view or the Undoctored view, you remain on the site you are currently on. Non-forum links may not work in the legacy Cureality view.


#intro: permalink to Introduction Introduction

This is not a formal program reference document. The following table summarizes various medical lab tests for which the program has suggested targets, with alternate units of measure provided here.

Do not just run out and get all of these.
First, discover what you already have.
Then open a forum discussion about what makes sense for you.

For anyone just starting a program, you may have some of these, and others you might want to obtain as baseline. Some need to be avoided during weight loss. Some can be challenging to obtain. See the various local & linked detailed discussions.

The target values can vary from both the Reference Ranges provided by labs, and any assessment of “low”, “fine” “normal” or “high” provided by a lab or consensus physician. See: Blood tests: There are BIG differences between “normal” and ideal (Public)

This page only provides further details for markers that do not have their own pages elsewhere on the site. Where there are other pages, they are linked.

#pdf: permalink to PDF 11 pages, US letter, portrait  This basenote is available as a PDF. (Members)
Note: this PDF is just what the Opera browser generates locally on the authoring system. The links are active in the PDF, but most won’t work.

#cardio: permalink to Cardiovascular Cardiovascular
Marker Name
Target Value Range
(click links for program references, all of which are on other pages, and some of which may be members-only)
Further Information
Some links are on this page (Local), others as noted.
#lipo: permalink to Lipoproteins Lipoproteins
#TG: permalink to Triglycerides TG
Triglycerides
30 to 60 mg/dL
0.34 to 0.68 mmol/l
Local: Lipid Panel
#HDL: permalink to High Density Lipoprotein HDL
High Density Lipoprotein
60 to 240 mg/dL
1.55 to 6.2 mmol/l
Local: Lipid Panel
#NMRsmall: permalink to NMR Small LDL-P NMR
Small LDL-P
0 to 200 nmol/L Public: Coronary Testing Quick Reference » NMR
Members: Making Sense of Lipoproteins Workshop
#Lpa: permalink to NMR Lipoprotein(a) NMR
Lipoprotein(a)
0 to 50 nmol/L Public: Lipoprotein(a)
#BP: permalink to Blood Pressure Blood Pressure
#systolic: permalink to Systolic Systolic 90 to 115 mmHG (12 to 15.3 kPa)
(115/80 mmHg and lower, but not much lower than 90/60 mmHg, or 15.3/10.7 kPa and lower, but not much lower than 12/8 kPa)
Members: Lower blood pressure naturally
Members: How NOT to Have High Blood Pressure
Members: Product Review: Withings vs Qardio Blood Pressure Cuff
#diastolic: permalink to Diastolic Diastolic 50 to 70 mmHg (6.7 to 9.3 kPa)
#calcif: permalink to Calcification Calcification
#ccs: permalink to Coronary Calcium Score CCS
Coronary Calcium Score*
CCS (Agatston): Zero (0).
If non-zero: growth -100% to +10% per year (lower is better)
Public: CT Calcium Scan

* Also known as CAC: Coronary Arterial Calcium, and CT Heart Scan
 

#meta: permalink to Metabolic Metabolic
Marker Name
Target Value Range
(click links for program references, all of which are on other pages, and some of which may be members-only)
Further Information
Some links are on this page (Local), others as noted.
#bg: permalink to Glucose & Insulin Blood Glucose & Insulin
#A1c: permalink to HbA1c HbA1c
Hemoglobin A1c
4.0 to 5.0% (NGSP)
20 to 31 mmol/mol (IFCC)
68 to 97 mg/dL (eAG)
3.8 to 5.4 mmol/L (eAG, SI units)
Local: HbA1c
#fbg: permalink to Fasting Blood Glucose FBG
Fasting Blood Glucose
70 to 90 mg/dL (3.9 to 5 mmol/L) Local: FBG
#PPBG: permalink to Postprandial Blood Glucose PPBG
Postprandial Blood Glucose
100 mg/dL (5.5 mmol/L) or less, but ideally no rise from FBG
Test 30 to 60 minutes after start of meal.
Local: PPBG
Blog: The Most Powerful Weight Loss Tool
#insulin: permalink to Fasting Insulin Fasting Insulin 0 to 4 mIU/L
0 to 27.8 pmol/L
Local: Fasting Insulin
#BMI: permalink to Body Mass Index BMI
Body Mass Index
18.5 to 24.5 kg/m² Local: BMI, body composition, weight, waist
#endo: permalink to Endocrine Endocrine
Marker Name
Target Value Range
(click links for program references, all of which are on other pages, and some of which may be members-only)
Further Information
Some links are on this page (Local), others as noted.
#thyroid: permalink to Thyroid Thyroid
#TSH: permalink to Thyroid Stimulating Hormone TSH Thyroid Stimulating Hormone 0.2 to 2.0 µIU/mL (mIU/L) Public: Thyroid Optimization Quick Reference
#fT3: permalink to Free T3 fT3
Free Triiodothyronine
Upper half of lab “reference range”
#fT4: permalink to Free T4 fT4
Free Thyroxine
Upper half of lab “reference range”
#rT3: permalink to Reverse T3 rT3
Reverse Triiodothyronine
Lower half of Reference Range.
#temp: permalink to Temperature Temperature
(arising oral)
97.3°F (36.3°C) or higher, but not much higher (Undoctored, page 286 of print edition)
#Tab: permalink to Thyroid Antibodies Thyroid Antibodies: TPOAb, TgAb, TSI, (TBII)/TRAb Preferred tests are TgAb and TPOab. Target is within "normal" lab range, for both. A single antibody test may not be dispositive on thyroid autoimmunity.
#microN: permalink to Micronutrients Micronutrient
Marker Name
Target Value Range
(click links for program references, all of which are on other pages, and some of which may be members-only)
Further Information
Some links are on this page (Local), others as noted.
#uDraw: permalink to Micronutrient Draw Levels Micronutrient Draw Levels
#Mg: permalink to RBC Magnesium RBC Mg
Red Blood Cell Magnesium
Upper half of lab “Reference Range”, or even slightly above it Public: Magnesium Quick Reference
#D3: permalink to 25OH-D3 25-OH D3
25-hydroxy vitamin D
60 to 70 ng/mL (150-180 nmol/L) Public: Vitamin D Quick Reference
#n3: permalink to Omega-3 Index ω3 Index
Omega-3 Index
10.0 to 12.0%
(Undoctored, page 191 of print edition)
Public: Fish Oil Quick Reference
#n6:3: permalink to Omega-6:3 Ratio ω6:3 Ratio
Omega-6/Omega-3 Ratio
0 to 2:1
(Undoctored, page 191 of print edition)
#B12: permalink to Vitamin B12 Vitamin B12 Upper half of Reference Range
(Undoctored, page 298 of print edition)
Local: B12 detail
#MMA: permalink to ethylmalonic Acid MMA
Methylmalonic Acid
Upper half of Reference Range
(Undoctored, page 298 of print edition)
#Fe: permalink to Serum Iron Serum Iron Conventional targets apply Local: Iron & Ferritin
#FT: permalink to Ferritin Ferritin Conventional targets apply
#Zn: permalink to Serum Zinc Serum Zinc Conventional targets apply Local: Zinc detail
#flora: permalink to Gut Flora Gut Flora
(Microbiome)
Target Value Range
(click links for program references, all of which are on other pages, and some of which may be members-only)
Further Information
Some links are on this page (Local), others as noted.
#Preb: permalink to Prebiotic Fiber Challenge Prebiotic Fiber Challenge
#fiber: permalink to Prebiotic Fiber Challenge 20 grams/day, mixed & varied No adverse reaction during ramp-up. This is not a clinical test per se. It’s just an often-revealing reaction to standard program diet. Public: Gut Flora Resource Overview
Members: Advanced Topic: Regularly Consuming Prebiotic Fibers
#Breath: permalink to Prebiotic Fiber Breath Testing Breath Testing
Note: see details discussion for current status of breath testing.
#CH4: permalink to CH4 Breath Testing CH4 (Methane)
Breath Testing
{pending} Members: {pending}
Public: {pending}
#H2: permalink to H2 Breath Testing H2 (Hydrogen)
Breath Testing
Less than 20ppm above baseline Members: Undoctored Protocols: Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO)
Public: How to use the new AIRE{1} device
Public: How does the AIRE{1} device compare to formal H2 testing?
#H2S: permalink to H2S Breath Testing H2S (Hydrogen Sulfide)
Breath Testing
{pending} Members: {pending}
Public: {pending}
#Endotox: permalink to endotoxemia Testing Endotoxemia Testing
Note: see details discussion for current status of breath testing.
#LPS: permalink to LPS blood test LPS
(LipoPolySaccharide)
{the blood test we’d like to have is not yet available} This entry is a cautionary placeholder. LPS testing is presently only a research test. It is not the same as LPS antibody tests, which are generally available, but are not suggested.
#Bowel: permalink to Bowel Flora Testing Bowel Flora Testing
Note: see details discussion for current status of direct bowel testing.
#stool: permalink to Stool Testing Stool Testing See local discussion below for current status. Members: Advanced Topic: Bowel Flora Testing - A Practical Guide
Public: The Super Gut book contains an overview of the topic and some test provider suggestions.
#misc: permalink to miscellaneous CBC, Inflammation & Genetic Marker Name Target Value Range
(click links for program references, all of which are on other pages, and some of which may be members-only)
Further Information
Some links are on this page (Local), others as noted.
#CBC: permalink to Complete Blood Count Complete Blood Count
Note: a complete run-down of CBC markers is contemplated, and may become a separate page.
#ALT: permalink to Alanine Transaminase ALT
Alanine Transaminase
Within Reference Range. These are principally of use to rule out fatty liver disease.
#AST: permalink to Aspartate Transaminase AST
Aspartate Transaminase
Within Reference Range.
#inflame: permalink to Inflammation Inflammation & Heavy Metals
#Cd: permalink to cadmium Cd
Cadmium, Urine
Labcorp 72249, Quest 672
CPT Code 82300, 83570
For adults, not to exceed U.S. Dept. of Labor standards. Advanced Topic: Heavy Metals - Cadmium
#CRP: permalink to C-Reactive Protein CRP
C-Reactive Protein
(or hsCRP: high sensitivity)
0 to 1.0 mg/L (and zero is fine) Local: CRP, hsCRP & Homocysteine
#HCY: permalink to Homocysteine Homocysteine Dashboard has: 0 to 10 µmol/L (0 to 1.35 mg/L)
#genes: permalink to Genetic Genetic (and see also Lp(a) above)
#ApoE: permalink to Apolipoprotein E Apo E
(Apolipoprotein E)
Apo E3:3 requires no extra attention Members: Apoprotein E4: What Role in the Undoctored Lifestyle?
Local: Apo E testing

#tips: permalink to Tips and Steps Tips and Steps

0. Have a list of tests in mind
CPT Codes are provided, where known, so that you can be very specific in requesting tests. Learn what those cost when done independently. CPT may not be recognized outside the U.S. Make sure you live in a jurisdiction where your meddling medical mandarins allow you to test your own body (e.g. not NY state).

1. Find out what your coverage fully covers
Your plan may include an annual check-up that covers many tests at no extra charge.

2. Ask about the rest
Ask the doctor (ideally prior to the appointment) about any tests not clearly in-plan, and whether they could be requested and covered. Ask if they know if the patient can file a claim independently (and they may not know for your plan). Ask if any out-plan tests can still be ordered through the office at patient expense. Plan for unexpected reactions (members).

3. Get quotes
Even for covered tests, but particularly for any test considered discretionary, and any bill-throughs, get pricing. There’s no point in paying your doctor’s office more than independent out-of-pocket.

If you can’t get your healthcare provider to order these tests, or can, but they wouldn’t be covered by insurance, and you aren’t subject to nanny state interference, you can often arrange them on your own from services such as
medical icon Direct Labs
medical icon HealthCheck USA
medical icon Life Extension (which uses LabCorp),
medical icon Quest Diagnostics
medical icon Request A Test
medical icon ZRT Labs (home tests, some mail-away)
If you have a medical set-aside/flex plan, you may be able to use those funds to pay for otherwise out-of-plan tests.

4. Do the independent tests early
If you plan to have your doctor run some tests, and obtain some independently, get the independent tests done soon enough to take the reports along on the office visit. You might get some useful insight (about your health, or, alas, about the doctor).

Also give some thought to which independent results to share, as they are very likely to end up in your EHR. For example, unless you have a very enlightened practitioner, there’s likely no benefit to you in having your Lp(a) or Apo E status in the record.


Test Details & Discussion

#lipid-detail: permalink to Lipid Panel Lipid Panel Test Detail

CPT Code: 80061 Lipid Panel, Standard
(If the TG is over 400 mg/dL, the lab may automatically also perform a 83721 DLDL.)

You rarely need to order this panel specifically, as it’s common for routine/annual physicals, and it may be included automatically with an NMR panel. It is important to have either drawn fasting, as the TG (and NMR Small) values can otherwise be materially distorted. Do not schedule a lipid or lipoprotein panel unless weight has been stable for at least 30 days.

The lipid panel reports the useful TG (triglycerides) and HDL (high density lipoproteins), along with the not usually useful TC (total cholesterol), the often fanciful LDL-C (low density lipoproteins, calculated), and perhaps a preposterous VLDL-C (very low density lipoproteins, calculated, often a silly TG÷5).

High blood TG can result from current diet, prior diet (in weight loss), and some uncommon lipidemias. Where TG is high primarily due to liver de novo lipogenesis of carbohydrates, the level responds to diet optimization.

HDL is slower to respond, but it does:
Undoctored Blog: I raised my HDL by 350% (public). u21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to Lipoproteins


#HbA1c-detail: permalink to HbA1c Test Detail HbA1c Test Detail

CPT Codes:
83036 Hemoglobin; glycosylated (A1c)
83037 Hemoglobin; glycosylated (A1c) by device

Home testers, and BG/A1c combination meters are available, but they can present an economic issue, as the A1c test “strips” have limited shelf life, are usually not replaceable, and the test is typically not needed more than every 90 days or longer.

A1c is a proxy for average glucose over the last 90 days, a time-weighted moving average, or area-under-the-curve. Once correlated for a specific individual, it might be the most useful single periodic marker of metabolic health. It needs to be compared to other metabolic markers including FBGs, PPBGs, fasting insulin, TG and NMR Small LDL-P.

The issue is that A1c is based on population data for RBC, and individuals can be wildly idiosyncratic. Beta thalassemia, anemia, blood donation, sickle cell trait, glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency, high erythrocyte turnover and other factors can make it unreliable until correlated for anyone in particular.

The 5.0% program cap, as noted in the table above, is an eAG (estimated Average Glucose) of 97 mg/dL. It is possible to actually measure what A1c is approximating. This requires a CGM (continuous glucose monitor), and these are presently Rx-only devices in the US. If this situation changes, CGM might become a major tool in the program. If you obtain one, and using diet as the primary lever, the goal would be to keep the readings in the 68-90 range at all times.u21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to BG & Insulin

#FBGdetail: permalink to FBG Test Detail FBG Test Detail

CPT Codes: 82947, 82948 (by device is 82962)
82951 is OGTT, not recommended.

If you get this in a clinical draw, it may be labeled just "glucose". You are apt to get it for any routine exam, but it’s much more useful to obtain your own home test meter (usually around US$20), and a generous supply of matched test strips. These can then be used not only to check FBG, but more importantly PPBG (below).

Tip: if you are expecting a lab draw to include Glucose, take your meter along and do a finger-stick test right after the draw. Later compare the lab report to your meter reading.

Fasting blood glucose is subject to factors that can make readings erratic, particularly early in the day. Checking immediately pre-meal might be ideal, when checking PPBG is planned.u21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to BG & Insulin

#PPBG-detail: permalink to PPBG Home Test Detail PPBG Home Test Detail

CPT Codes: {N/A}
82951 is OGTT, not recommended.

This test requires a home BG meter, which is used on a novel timing schedule. Taking a PPBG implies that an FBG was drawn just prior to the meal in question (providing the baseline for comparison). Another draw is then done at 30 to 60 minutes after the start of the meal. What’s being sought is the peak BG response to the carbohydrates in that meal. The number reported is primarily a scorecard for the recipe, but also a reflection of insulin sensitivity.

In consensus diabetes care, the meter is used hours after the meal, in order to adjust the medication dose. If you have T1D, LADA, or unresolved T2D or GD, and are still on medications, continue using the meter as prescribed (in addition to diagnosing meals).u21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to BG & Insulin

#FI_detail: permalink to Insulin detail Fasting Insulin Test Details

CPT Codes:
83527 Insulin,Free
83525 Insulin,Serum
83525 (x3) may be the Kraft Insulin Assay, but neither it, nor 82951 OGTT are recommended, due to the bolus of sugar required.

An elevated or high fasting insulin is suggestive of any of several issues, none desirable. The reading itself is not diagnostic, but indicates something that needs further investigation.u21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to BG & Insulin

#BMI-detail: permalink to Morphology Body Composition, BMI, Weight & Waist

Body composition is worth testing for tracking purposes. See on the blog: Track Your Undoctored Success

BMI is not actually measured. It’s a crude synthetic marker based on weight and height. It falls apart for the very fit, the very tall and the young. But it’s a number you often get without asking, and it provides something to track as a marker of progress.

The program likewise does not obsess over weight and waistline, but a desire to improve both is often what brings people to the program. If progress does not meet expectations, see:
Members: Wheat Belly Weight Loss Secrets Workshop (Module 1 of 5).u21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to BG & Insulin


#B12-detail: permalink to Vitamin B12 Test Detail Vitamin B12 Test Detail

CPT Codes:
82607 Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin)
83291 Methylmalonic Acid, Serum or Plasma

See the discussion in the Undoctored book if deficiency is detected, and also:
Members: MTHFR Basics Workshopu21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to Micronutrients

#Fe-detail: permalink to Iron & Ferritin Test Detail Iron & Ferritin Test Detail

CPT Codes:
83540 Iron, Total - Serum
82728 Ferritin

See the discussion in the Undoctored book (page 295) if deficiency is detected. Other than vegetarians, iron-deficient males should not unquestioningly accept iron supplementation, as serious conditions need to be ruled out.u21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to Micronutrients

#Zn-detail: permalink to Zinc Test Detail Zinc Test Detail

CPT Code:
84630 Zinc,Serum

See the discussion in the Undoctored book (page 296) if deficiency is detected. Zinc testing is more useful for confirming deficiency than confirming that you are replete.u21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to Micronutrients


#breath-detail: permalink to Breath test Detail Breath Testing Options

There are a number of gasses that can be revealing of upper-GI dysbiosis:
◊ H2 (hydrogen),
◊ CH4 (methane),
◊ H2S/H2SO4 (hydrogen sulfide/sulfuric acid) and
◊ excess CO2 (carbon dioxide).
These gasses are sampled in breath after ingestion of various challenge carbohydrates.

H2 is relatively straightforward to test in locales where the (original) AIRE device is available. This non-prescription home device is re-usable, and costs about as much as a single clinical H2 test. FoodMarble (the makers of the AIRE device) plan to add CH4 (AIRE2) and H2S capability in a future device (technical, regulatory & economic hurdles permitting). In the meantime…

Testing for sulfur-generating microbial overgrowth presently requires a prescription test, CPT Code 91065(x2) or 91299(x1) provides a single-use home kit. The trio-smart® kit measures H2, CH4 and H2S. It might be the most economical where H2S coverage is needed. This kit can be useful in detecting SIBO gas markers, but is apt to not be economical in tracking treatment progress.

Due to copious CO2 exhaled normally in healthy breath, excess CO2 testing requires tagged CO2, and is thus unlikely to ever be a home test. No program Protocol or Advanced Topic presently suggests testing CO2.u21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to Breath Testing


#stool-detail: permalink to Stool test Detail Stool Testing Options

This is a highly fluid situation (no pun intended), so stay tuned for developments, reports and recommendations. Any tests today that attempt to identify gut microbes have to rely on stool samples.

An ideal service would be capable of sequencing all life forms in the sample, from all Domains (perhaps including the Unknown Unknowns). They would then list everything in scope for detection, top down: Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species, Strain, and possibly sub-strain. The report would have prevalence numbers. Scores relative to population data might be useful.

But few services today are this broad in scope (with many sequencing for bacteria only). Few report to strain. Some fail to provide actual numbers (only some vague ranking). Many provide premature health rankings, and utterly useless dietary and/or supplement advice. None of the currently useful tests may have CPT Codes.

Consensus medicine is so far only alert to a small number of well-known pathogens, so existing CPT Codes for stool testing are not the tests you are looking for in SIBO/SIFO.u21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to Bowel Flora


#CBC-detail: permalink to CBC test Detail CBC: Complete Blood Chemistry/Count Test Detail

CPT Codes (common):
85007 Blood Count, Differential, Manual
85025 Blood count; complete (CBC), automated (Hgb, Hct, RBC, WBC and platelet count) and automated differential WBC count
85027 Complete Blood Count, automated


#inflammation-detail: permalink to Inflammation Test Detail Inflammation Test Detail

CPT Codes:
86140 C-Reactive Protein (CRP), Quantitative
86141 C-Reactive Protein (CRP), High Sensitivity
83090 Homocysteine

Early testing for inflammation is usually not terribly useful, as standard diets are expected to be inflammatory.

Additional inflammation markers that can be considered include IL-6, IL-10, TNF-α. If you have them, IL-8, IL-18, leptin, Lp-Pla2 and MPO also provide hints.u21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to Inflammation


#ApoE-detail: permalink to ApoE Test Detail Apo E Test Detail

CPT Code: 81401
This is a one-time test, but not recommended per se, as it often costs more than…

It usually is more economical to get a complete gene sequencing, from a service that offers a download of the raw data. With that in hand, the Apo E status can be determined by the pairing of SNPs rs429358 and rs7412. Each allele is E2, E3 or E4.

There is no program Protocol or other adjustment for Apo E. Apo E4:x implies a more acute response to inflammation. Both Apo E2:x and Apo E 4:x imply lower tolerance for carbohydrate over-exposure.

For Apo E4 risk in Alzheimer’s, see: Book Review: Bredesen’s “The End of Alzheimer’s”u21f1_north_west_arrow_to_corner Return to Genetic


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Berkeley also has an Lp(a) with ref range of <30 mg/dl, although the test is different than VAP.
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And once we have these numbers, how often does the testing need to be repeated?  Is it the same for all test?  Thanks.


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Thanks - and I didn’t see that Homocysteine was listed here when I read through this the first time, so my question about that elsewhere can be ignored or deleted.


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What’s a "Sticky?"


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Can the above chart of Undoctored Suggested Labs be made into a stand alone pdf so that I can print it out?   


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Sounds good, Bob. I admit I am still a paper girl and your chart is one that I would like to show others without having to scroll through a thread. 


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Hi JannyLite.
That’s even easier.
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No adjustments to diet, meds, or supplements required for those two tests, Janny. 
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Thank you, Bob and Dr. Davis. I feel rather foolish as I totally forgot about the Magnesium Quick Reference. Sorry.

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Is this the most current Undoctored recommended labs list? Thanks, Gina
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Bob: Thanks so much for the update!!  Would you consider adding back into the Vit D info the clarification on the test we should NOT order. Was helpful in pointing out the difference.  Thanks!

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Thanks for clarifying, Bob.  Also, a printable PDF would be great! I have copied and pasted to a Word or Libre document in past, but that involves some manipulation. A printable would be much appreciated 

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Any chance you could insert the linkable code so we can direct people to the various sections of the chart? E.g., Thyroid, Lipoproteins, etc.


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Dang, as the old one printed fine and looked attractive. Oh, well. May have to see if I can import into a WordPerfect (yep, I’m one of those still!), Word or Libre table and add attractive borders. Thanks anyway.
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Can you list the nanny states that don’t allow patient ordered blood work, or if its already listed somewhere, direct me to it, please. Don’t want to move to one of those states. Thanks!
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Good to know, Proprius. I think DAT stands for direct access testing. 

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