Myocarditis and Training

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Thanks Austin, I probably didn't get the full picture. I cannot remember if the cardiologist said had or likely had or how it's specifically diagnosed...

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Hi Austin, thanks for the reply. Maybe I misinterpreted the cardiologist and I had myocarditis but what remains is scarring. I'm not familiar with this...

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Hi Jordan, no idea why. Likely a virus in the past. Presented to doctor with chest pains that were long-standing but becoming more frequent approx 12...

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Diagnosed with myocarditis, no idea how long I have had it but mild symptoms come and go every so often (for a number of years now). When I told the cardiologist...

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thank you, I have listened to the series now and it has certainly challenged some of my previously held assumptions

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I know the typical answer to this is yes.


However, I can't seem to find any data to support the extra need for sodium other than the...

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I think you might have misread this, he was agreeing with your statements.



I had always assumed that supraphysiological...

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Brad did say in the book (I can't recall exactly) but it's unclear if going from lower to higher within the normal range is beneficial. I understand what...

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I have read previously about men and women essentially just starting at different baselines and hence the differences in muscle mass. However, what about...

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That’s very interesting on the topic of going from say low normal range to high normal range. Given that would be a 200%+ increase, any particular reasons...

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Interesting, I must say it does sound appealing to the average male when they say things like your test could and should be a few hundred points higher....

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I’ve heard Austin talk about the nuance of getting blood tests and over interpretation on Sigma nutrition podcast.

However, I have seen...