I've been printing people's recent labs from different vendors in order to load the ranges.
Sometimes the differing ranges are due to different technologies. I haven't yet thought about how to address that in the spreadsheet.
Sometimes labs change their ranges (True Health made some big ones over the last three years), so I'm aiming to use recent reports.
Spreadsheet to Track Biomarker Targets and Ranges
Re: Spreadsheet to Track Biomarker Targets and Ranges
ApoE 3/4 > Thanks in advance for any responses made to my posts.
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Circ my latest True Health labs are in my intro thread if you need them.... hopefully will shed some light, let me know if you need more details I can share if needed.circular wrote:I've been printing people's recent labs from different vendors in order to load the ranges.
Sometimes the differing ranges are due to different technologies. I haven't yet thought about how to address that in the spreadsheet.
Sometimes labs change their ranges (True Health made some big ones over the last three years), so I'm aiming to use recent reports.
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This spreadsheet is an absolutely phenomenal resource. Thanks for putting it together, @circular!
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Gee thanks! I'm afraid I haven't had a chance to focus on updating it much for over five years due to caregiving roles squeezing my time and cognitive bandwidth! It may be that some of the Bredesen markers need to be updated according to his latest book?
ApoE 3/4 > Thanks in advance for any responses made to my posts.