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Hello,
I’ve recently had blood work done for life insurance, and my SGOT/SGPT levels were slightly elevated, 57/42 respectively. I found a topic from 2017 were Dr. Feigenbaum referenced what would be a typical level for a trained, or heavily training individual, though the value itself wasn’t mentioned.
My PCP wanted me to cease supplement intake for 4 weeks then have blood work performed again to see if they’re causing the higher numbers. I’m thinking they’re being excessively cautious, but do those numbers give cause for concern?
Background: I’ve been training consistently for 17 months, and have a few years of experience prior. Currently rerunning PB2
Supps: Animal Pak, Animal Stak (hormone, GH promoting, I know it’s good marketing, but it ain’t hurting my gainzz either)
I’ve recently had blood work done for life insurance, and my SGOT/SGPT levels were slightly elevated, 57/42 respectively. I found a topic from 2017 were Dr. Feigenbaum referenced what would be a typical level for a trained, or heavily training individual, though the value itself wasn’t mentioned.
My PCP wanted me to cease supplement intake for 4 weeks then have blood work performed again to see if they’re causing the higher numbers. I’m thinking they’re being excessively cautious, but do those numbers give cause for concern?
Background: I’ve been training consistently for 17 months, and have a few years of experience prior. Currently rerunning PB2
Supps: Animal Pak, Animal Stak (hormone, GH promoting, I know it’s good marketing, but it ain’t hurting my gainzz either)
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