Bloodwork question for the HardCore Veterans

AlphaDawg

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Just got bloodwork results to be sure all is good before beginning my next cycle. The good news is liver enzymes were perfect. Thanks to Roc's cleanse regimen along with Tudca. The concern is the kidney profile numbers. I was flagged for low eGfr of 54 with the target being >59. Also flagged for high creatinine of 1.40 with the ideal range being .76-1.27. I am blessed in that my doctor is also a bodybuilder who is older like myself (early 60s) and also on TRT. He says that those values are not accurate for bodybuilders who are building mass, eating a high protein diet, taking creatine, and taking TRT/steroids. He also says the eGfr number will slowly decline as we age. The research articles concur with these points of view. My Doc however says I am working too hard in the gym and should slow down. I am a grinder and once I decide I am doing something, I attack with all guns blazing. I do not know the meaning of slowing down. The research shows that these numbers are no more valid for bodybuilders than the BMI index created by insurance companies which says we are all overweight. The questions for the Pros: should I cut back on my protein and creatine intake? Any suggestions other than the obvious ones like limit salt and drink more water!!! Also, I do take a BP pill which keeps my blood pressure at 120/80. Blood sugar and lipids are all good. I am 6 feet 4 inches and weigh 235 with a body fat of 13.5%. I would appreciate any suggestions as far as supplements, diet, injectables, etc which might be of benefit. Thanks in advance

PS-- The lady at LabCorp drawing my blood said she felt like she was taking blood from a telephone pole, then when I rolled up my sleeve, she said but it is a very vascular telephone pole. Thanks to DRED for his assistance in this department. LOL
 
Doesn't seem like anything out of the ordinary. No reason to freak out over tiny little elevations. Nothing to worry about here.
 
Creatine the supplement doesn't affect Creatinine levels!!
Your kidneys are not filtering out all protien is all. What u using has alot more to say??
Primo, deca, anavar and too much protien can affect your #'s also being on a blast and coming off using same protien can affect as well plus losing a little size during time of labs..

So lab results depend on those things. Also keto and other protien diets can impair kidney function until adjusted some adjust better than others, lots of water and mineral balance important certain bp meds can screw up potassium and bad!

I am just a guy, I stay in shape not a pro but share what I can!

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Creatine the supplement doesn't affect Creatinine levels!!
Your kidneys are not filtering out all protien is all. What u using has alot more to say??
Primo, deca, anavar and too much protien can affect your #'s also being on a blast and coming off using same protien can affect as well plus losing a little size during time of labs..

So lab results depend on those things. Also keto and other protien diets can impair kidney function until adjusted some adjust better than others, lots of water and mineral balance important certain bp meds can screw up potassium and bad!

I am just a guy, I stay in shape not a pro but share what I can!

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk

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Good knowledge here ^
 
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