Re: Al Pater GP visit, blood tests and X-ray report, 24 Aug 2005

[Guest guest]

Al: so sorry to hear you're not well. And sorry to hear that you are still losing weight.

Isn't there something they can do so that your anorexia and weight loss stabilizes? Antidepressents perhaps? Are you being treated for the anorexia?

on 8/30/2005 5:46 PM, Al Pater at old542000@... wrote:

Hi All,

This post is to provide an update of my

general and specific status since I had my

last set of lab tests and visit with my GP

on May 2, 2005.

Overall, I feel physically less well these days.

I have more cough. I have some digestive

system disorder from unknown cause,

and had been quite regular. Sleep

averages five and about three quarter hours.

The variation is fairly large however. Dreams

are relatively frequently remembered.

[Guest guest]

Al: so sorry to hear you're not well. And sorry to hear that you are still losing weight.

Isn't there something they can do so that your anorexia and weight loss stabilizes? Antidepressents perhaps? Are you being treated for the anorexia?

on 8/30/2005 5:46 PM, Al Pater at old542000@... wrote:

Hi All,

This post is to provide an update of my

general and specific status since I had my

last set of lab tests and visit with my GP

on May 2, 2005.

Overall, I feel physically less well these days.

I have more cough. I have some digestive

system disorder from unknown cause,

and had been quite regular. Sleep

averages five and about three quarter hours.

The variation is fairly large however. Dreams

are relatively frequently remembered.

[Guest guest]

--- Francesca Skelton <fskelton@...> wrote:

>

> Isn't there something they can do so that your anorexia and weight loss

> stabilizes?

Hi All,

It seems that only I can hopefully reverse the anorexia and weight loss.

> Antidepressents perhaps?

It is suggested to me and I do not believe they are useful or healthy.

> Are you being treated for the

> anorexia?

No. Only the consequences are being treated.

Al Pater, PhD; email: old542000@...

____________________________________________________

Start your day with - make it your home page

http://www./r/hs

[Guest guest]

Al,

In your case, I think that caloric restriction will kill you rather

than make you live longer. From my point of view your digestive

disorder, pulmonary problem, and bone problems may all be related to

your meager diet.

Last time you reported that you ate raw fish daily and frequently ate

rhubarb. I told you that the raw fish could infect you with parasites

and cause your lung problems. Your new digestive system disorders

could also be due to parasites. I have posted about this topic

before. Although your eosinophils are low, have your doctor check you

for parasites, and *always* cook seafood and meats before eating them.

Smoking and marinating does not kill parasites.

The rhubarb has oxalic acid which binds calcium. Your calcium level

is in the normal range, but the kyphosis is a sign that your bones are

decaying as we speak. Forget about theoretical arguments about

methionine and increase your protein consumption, get vitamin D and

sunshine, add some minerals to your diet substantially above the RDAs.

You should be eating at least 150 g of protein per day to try to

reverse the decay of your bones. Eat yogurt regularly to populate

your digestive system with probiotic bacteria and regulate your

digestion.

In your condition, you are more likely to die from malnutrition than

from methionine overdose. Unless you are able to stop the decay of

your body through better diet you will not make it to

old642010@...

Tony

--- In , Al Pater <old542000@y...>

wrote:

> Hi All,

>

> This post is to provide an update of my

> general and specific status since I had my

> last set of lab tests and visit with my GP

> on May 2, 2005.

>

> Overall, I feel physically less well these days.

> I have more cough. I have some digestive

> system disorder from unknown cause,

> and had been quite regular. Sleep

> averages five and about three quarter hours.

> The variation is fairly large however. Dreams

> are relatively frequently remembered.

>

[snip]

> On Aug 24, I had blood drawn for testing and X-rays

> for persistent cough and I visited with my doctor on Aug 23. It

> was determined that I was four more

> pounds less in weight.

>

> Below, are my current and previous values for

> the same type of test results.

>

> My interpretation suggests that my Na is

> not increased from its low but hardly lowest

> level, creatinine and eGFR (glomerular

> filtration rate) shows good kidney function,

> blood immune cells have increased

> to maybe healthier levels, hemoglobin is

> unchanged, TSH is about as low as mine

> gets in CR and ferritin okay again, with my taking

> 150 mg/day iron.

>

> My diet has changed little. I no longer

> eat egg whites, mostly due to the post

> suggesting that its methionine is too high than

> Rae's fabulous whole eggs

> post. I have more variety in vegetables.

>

> Please provide to us your comments and

> suggestions regarding any of the numbers

> or diet changes.

>

> Here, is my X-ray report:

>

> Two chest X-rays for persistent cough and blood tests - X-ray report

>

> Opacity persists in the middle segment of the right middle lobe.

The rest of the

> lung is clear, and the lung is not enlarged.

>

> There is a kyphosis present with wedging of several of the dorsal

vertebral bodies.

> There are multiple healed rib fractures present.

>

> There appears to be an area of lucency [lucent - Bright; clear;

translucent;

> translucent - Partially transparent; permitting light to pass

through diffusely.]

> [in] the shaft of the left humerus [The bone of the brachium, or

upper part of the

> arm or fore limb.].

>

> The previous films are not available for comparison, but the current

appearances

> seem similar to those reported in August of 2004. CT would be

necessary for further

> assessment of the pulmonary lesion.

>

> Further films of the left humerus are also recommended.

>

> Specific blood lab test values are:

>

> ----------------------------------

> Date 2005 Aug 24 May2(10) Mar2/05 Ref. Units

> -------------------------------------------------

> Electrolytes/eGRF/proteins

> Na 125 126 126 135-145 mM

> K 4.3 4.5 4.2 3.5-5.0 mM

> Mg 0.73 0.68 0.65 0.75-1.0 mM

> Ca 2.10 2.16 2.24 2.12-2.62 mM

> Urea 3.5 5.2 3.1(Mar/04) 2.5-8.0 mM

> Ferritin 33 16 94(Mar/04) 20-300 ug/l

> Creatinine 41 43 36(Jun/04) 71-115 uM

> eGFR 199 189 232(Jun/04) >59 ml/min

> TSH 6.8 6.1 7.3(Mar/04) 0.3-5.0 mU/l

>

> -------------------------

> Cell blood counts

> WBC 2.7 2.6 2.3 4.0-10.0 10^9/l

> Hemoglobin 103 111 111 140-180 g/l

> MPV 7.4 9.1 okay 9.2-11.0 fl

> Platelets 220 157 122 130-400 fl

> Lymphocytes 0.540 0.988 0.6 1.5-4.0 10^9/l

> Monocytes 0.189 0.000 0.3 0.20-0.90 10^9/l

> Neutrophils 1.836 1.352 1.3 1.5-6.0 10^9/l

> Eosophils 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0-0.7 10^9/l

> Basophils 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0-0.15 10^9/l

>

> Al Pater, PhD; email: old542000@y...

>

>

>

> ____________________________________________________

> Start your day with - make it your home page

> http://www./r/hs

[Guest guest]

I may have commented before that I think dreams are a consequence of low blood pressure, low flow to the brain, perhaps, and the brain is trying to wake you up. I experienced this with a drug, toprol xl, which is reported to effect the eyes. Your low sodium status correlates with your previously reported low BP.

I've read some stuff on anorexia, but nothing to the point, not a simple problem, but it has been cured in young girls.

I'm incurring the same problem with motility - I think it's mainly I don't eat enough and don't retain enough fluid. There, I increased my sodium intake and that works for me.

Has your IGF-1 ever been measured?

Regards.

[ ] Al Pater GP visit, blood tests and X-ray report, 24 Aug 2005

Hi All, This post is to provide an update of mygeneral and specific status since I had mylast set of lab tests and visit with my GPon May 2, 2005. Overall, I feel physically less well these days.I have more cough. I have some digestivesystem disorder from unknown cause, and had been quite regular. Sleepaverages five and about three quarter hours.The variation is fairly large however. Dreamsare relatively frequently remembered. My family does quite well, but my sister hashad a reversal of poor tumor markers and showsthe signs of more pain. Mom continues to feel theweight of her 82 years and arthritis progressively. On Aug 24, I had blood drawn for testing and X-raysfor persistent cough and I visited with my doctor on Aug 23. Itwas determined that I was four morepounds less in weight. Below, are my current and previous values for the same type of test results. My interpretation suggests that my Na isnot increased from its low but hardly lowestlevel, creatinine and eGFR (glomerular filtration rate) shows good kidney function,blood immune cells have increasedto maybe healthier levels, hemoglobin isunchanged, TSH is about as low as minegets in CR and ferritin okay again, with my taking150 mg/day iron. My diet has changed little. I no longereat egg whites, mostly due to the postsuggesting that its methionine is too high than Rae's fabulous whole eggspost. I have more variety in vegetables. Please provide to us your comments andsuggestions regarding any of the numbers or diet changes.Here, is my X-ray report:Two chest X-rays for persistent cough and blood tests - X-ray reportOpacity persists in the middle segment of the right middle lobe. The rest of thelung is clear, and the lung is not enlarged.There is a kyphosis present with wedging of several of the dorsal vertebral bodies. There are multiple healed rib fractures present.There appears to be an area of lucency [lucent - Bright; clear; translucent;translucent - Partially transparent; permitting light to pass through diffusely.][in] the shaft of the left humerus [The bone of the brachium, or upper part of thearm or fore limb.].The previous films are not available for comparison, but the current appearancesseem similar to those reported in August of 2004. CT would be necessary for furtherassessment of the pulmonary lesion.Further films of the left humerus are also recommended. Specific blood lab test values are:----------------------------------Date 2005 Aug 24 May2(10) Mar2/05 Ref. Units------------------------------------------------- Electrolytes/eGRF/proteinsNa 125 126 126 135-145 mMK 4.3 4.5 4.2 3.5-5.0 mMMg 0.73 0.68 0.65 0.75-1.0 mMCa 2.10 2.16 2.24 2.12-2.62 mMUrea 3.5 5.2 3.1(Mar/04) 2.5-8.0 mMFerritin 33 16 94(Mar/04) 20-300 ug/lCreatinine 41 43 36(Jun/04) 71-115 uMeGFR 199 189 232(Jun/04) >59 ml/minTSH 6.8 6.1 7.3(Mar/04) 0.3-5.0 mU/l------------------------- Cell blood countsWBC 2.7 2.6 2.3 4.0-10.0 10^9/lHemoglobin 103 111 111 140-180 g/lMPV 7.4 9.1 okay 9.2-11.0 flPlatelets 220 157 122 130-400 flLymphocytes 0.540 0.988 0.6 1.5-4.0 10^9/lMonocytes 0.189 0.000 0.3 0.20-0.90 10^9/lNeutrophils 1.836 1.352 1.3 1.5-6.0 10^9/lEosophils 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0-0.7 10^9/lBasophils 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0-0.15 10^9/lAl Pater, PhD; email: old542000@...

[Guest guest]

I may have commented before that I think dreams are a consequence of low blood pressure, low flow to the brain, perhaps, and the brain is trying to wake you up. I experienced this with a drug, toprol xl, which is reported to effect the eyes. Your low sodium status correlates with your previously reported low BP.

I've read some stuff on anorexia, but nothing to the point, not a simple problem, but it has been cured in young girls.

I'm incurring the same problem with motility - I think it's mainly I don't eat enough and don't retain enough fluid. There, I increased my sodium intake and that works for me.

Has your IGF-1 ever been measured?

Regards.

[ ] Al Pater GP visit, blood tests and X-ray report, 24 Aug 2005

Hi All, This post is to provide an update of mygeneral and specific status since I had mylast set of lab tests and visit with my GPon May 2, 2005. Overall, I feel physically less well these days.I have more cough. I have some digestivesystem disorder from unknown cause, and had been quite regular. Sleepaverages five and about three quarter hours.The variation is fairly large however. Dreamsare relatively frequently remembered. My family does quite well, but my sister hashad a reversal of poor tumor markers and showsthe signs of more pain. Mom continues to feel theweight of her 82 years and arthritis progressively. On Aug 24, I had blood drawn for testing and X-raysfor persistent cough and I visited with my doctor on Aug 23. Itwas determined that I was four morepounds less in weight. Below, are my current and previous values for the same type of test results. My interpretation suggests that my Na isnot increased from its low but hardly lowestlevel, creatinine and eGFR (glomerular filtration rate) shows good kidney function,blood immune cells have increasedto maybe healthier levels, hemoglobin isunchanged, TSH is about as low as minegets in CR and ferritin okay again, with my taking150 mg/day iron. My diet has changed little. I no longereat egg whites, mostly due to the postsuggesting that its methionine is too high than Rae's fabulous whole eggspost. I have more variety in vegetables. Please provide to us your comments andsuggestions regarding any of the numbers or diet changes.Here, is my X-ray report:Two chest X-rays for persistent cough and blood tests - X-ray reportOpacity persists in the middle segment of the right middle lobe. The rest of thelung is clear, and the lung is not enlarged.There is a kyphosis present with wedging of several of the dorsal vertebral bodies. There are multiple healed rib fractures present.There appears to be an area of lucency [lucent - Bright; clear; translucent;translucent - Partially transparent; permitting light to pass through diffusely.][in] the shaft of the left humerus [The bone of the brachium, or upper part of thearm or fore limb.].The previous films are not available for comparison, but the current appearancesseem similar to those reported in August of 2004. CT would be necessary for furtherassessment of the pulmonary lesion.Further films of the left humerus are also recommended. Specific blood lab test values are:----------------------------------Date 2005 Aug 24 May2(10) Mar2/05 Ref. Units------------------------------------------------- Electrolytes/eGRF/proteinsNa 125 126 126 135-145 mMK 4.3 4.5 4.2 3.5-5.0 mMMg 0.73 0.68 0.65 0.75-1.0 mMCa 2.10 2.16 2.24 2.12-2.62 mMUrea 3.5 5.2 3.1(Mar/04) 2.5-8.0 mMFerritin 33 16 94(Mar/04) 20-300 ug/lCreatinine 41 43 36(Jun/04) 71-115 uMeGFR 199 189 232(Jun/04) >59 ml/minTSH 6.8 6.1 7.3(Mar/04) 0.3-5.0 mU/l------------------------- Cell blood countsWBC 2.7 2.6 2.3 4.0-10.0 10^9/lHemoglobin 103 111 111 140-180 g/lMPV 7.4 9.1 okay 9.2-11.0 flPlatelets 220 157 122 130-400 flLymphocytes 0.540 0.988 0.6 1.5-4.0 10^9/lMonocytes 0.189 0.000 0.3 0.20-0.90 10^9/lNeutrophils 1.836 1.352 1.3 1.5-6.0 10^9/lEosophils 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0-0.7 10^9/lBasophils 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0-0.15 10^9/lAl Pater, PhD; email: old542000@...

[Guest guest]

I had a persistent cough for months at a time for years and then had

chest pains... So I had a chest x-ray and blood tests etc... These

found nothing wrong. So I cleaned everything around the house and

more importantly where I spend a number of hours at the computer.

Well for me it turned out to be some sort of allergy to things like

dust / mold. It's all cleared up now and hardly ever cough.

--- In , " jwwright " <jwwright@e...>

wrote:

> I may have commented before that I think dreams are a consequence

of low blood pressure, low flow to the brain, perhaps, and the brain

is trying to wake you up. I experienced this with a drug, toprol xl,

which is reported to effect the eyes. Your low sodium status

correlates with your previously reported low BP.

> I've read some stuff on anorexia, but nothing to the point, not a

simple problem, but it has been cured in young girls.

> I'm incurring the same problem with motility - I think it's mainly

I don't eat enough and don't retain enough fluid. There, I increased

my sodium intake and that works for me.

> Has your IGF-1 ever been measured?

>

> Regards.

>

> [ ] Al Pater GP visit, blood tests and X-

ray report, 24 Aug 2005

>

>

> Hi All,

>

> This post is to provide an update of my

> general and specific status since I had my

> last set of lab tests and visit with my GP

> on May 2, 2005.

>

> Overall, I feel physically less well these days.

> I have more cough. I have some digestive

> system disorder from unknown cause,

> and had been quite regular. Sleep

> averages five and about three quarter hours.

> The variation is fairly large however. Dreams

> are relatively frequently remembered.

>

> My family does quite well, but my sister has

> had a reversal of poor tumor markers and shows

> the signs of more pain. Mom continues to feel the

> weight of her 82 years and arthritis progressively.

>

> On Aug 24, I had blood drawn for testing and X-rays

> for persistent cough and I visited with my doctor on Aug 23. It

> was determined that I was four more

> pounds less in weight.

>

> Below, are my current and previous values for

> the same type of test results.

>

> My interpretation suggests that my Na is

> not increased from its low but hardly lowest

> level, creatinine and eGFR (glomerular

> filtration rate) shows good kidney function,

> blood immune cells have increased

> to maybe healthier levels, hemoglobin is

> unchanged, TSH is about as low as mine

> gets in CR and ferritin okay again, with my taking

> 150 mg/day iron.

>

> My diet has changed little. I no longer

> eat egg whites, mostly due to the post

> suggesting that its methionine is too high than

> Rae's fabulous whole eggs

> post. I have more variety in vegetables.

>

> Please provide to us your comments and

> suggestions regarding any of the numbers

> or diet changes.

>

> Here, is my X-ray report:

>

> Two chest X-rays for persistent cough and blood tests - X-ray

report

>

> Opacity persists in the middle segment of the right middle lobe.

The rest of the

> lung is clear, and the lung is not enlarged.

>

> There is a kyphosis present with wedging of several of the dorsal

vertebral bodies.

> There are multiple healed rib fractures present.

>

> There appears to be an area of lucency [lucent - Bright; clear;

translucent;

> translucent - Partially transparent; permitting light to pass

through diffusely.]

> [in] the shaft of the left humerus [The bone of the brachium, or

upper part of the

> arm or fore limb.].

>

> The previous films are not available for comparison, but the

current appearances

> seem similar to those reported in August of 2004. CT would be

necessary for further

> assessment of the pulmonary lesion.

>

> Further films of the left humerus are also recommended.

>

> Specific blood lab test values are:

>

> ----------------------------------

> Date 2005 Aug 24 May2(10) Mar2/05 Ref. Units

> -------------------------------------------------

> Electrolytes/eGRF/proteins

> Na 125 126 126 135-145 mM

> K 4.3 4.5 4.2 3.5-5.0 mM

> Mg 0.73 0.68 0.65 0.75-1.0 mM

> Ca 2.10 2.16 2.24 2.12-2.62 mM

> Urea 3.5 5.2 3.1(Mar/04) 2.5-8.0 mM

> Ferritin 33 16 94(Mar/04) 20-300 ug/l

> Creatinine 41 43 36(Jun/04) 71-115 uM

> eGFR 199 189 232(Jun/04) >59 ml/min

> TSH 6.8 6.1 7.3(Mar/04) 0.3-5.0 mU/l

>

> -------------------------

> Cell blood counts

> WBC 2.7 2.6 2.3 4.0-10.0 10^9/l

> Hemoglobin 103 111 111 140-180 g/l

> MPV 7.4 9.1 okay 9.2-11.0 fl

> Platelets 220 157 122 130-400 fl

> Lymphocytes 0.540 0.988 0.6 1.5-4.0 10^9/l

> Monocytes 0.189 0.000 0.3 0.20-0.90 10^9/l

> Neutrophils 1.836 1.352 1.3 1.5-6.0 10^9/l

> Eosophils 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0-0.7 10^9/l

> Basophils 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0-0.15 10^9/l

>

> Al Pater, PhD; email: old542000@y...

[Guest guest]

I had a persistent cough for months at a time for years and then had

chest pains... So I had a chest x-ray and blood tests etc... These

found nothing wrong. So I cleaned everything around the house and

more importantly where I spend a number of hours at the computer.

Well for me it turned out to be some sort of allergy to things like

dust / mold. It's all cleared up now and hardly ever cough.

--- In , " jwwright " <jwwright@e...>

wrote:

> I may have commented before that I think dreams are a consequence

of low blood pressure, low flow to the brain, perhaps, and the brain

is trying to wake you up. I experienced this with a drug, toprol xl,

which is reported to effect the eyes. Your low sodium status

correlates with your previously reported low BP.

> I've read some stuff on anorexia, but nothing to the point, not a

simple problem, but it has been cured in young girls.

> I'm incurring the same problem with motility - I think it's mainly

I don't eat enough and don't retain enough fluid. There, I increased

my sodium intake and that works for me.

> Has your IGF-1 ever been measured?

>

> Regards.

>

> [ ] Al Pater GP visit, blood tests and X-

ray report, 24 Aug 2005

>

>

> Hi All,

>

> This post is to provide an update of my

> general and specific status since I had my

> last set of lab tests and visit with my GP

> on May 2, 2005.

>

> Overall, I feel physically less well these days.

> I have more cough. I have some digestive

> system disorder from unknown cause,

> and had been quite regular. Sleep

> averages five and about three quarter hours.

> The variation is fairly large however. Dreams

> are relatively frequently remembered.

>

> My family does quite well, but my sister has

> had a reversal of poor tumor markers and shows

> the signs of more pain. Mom continues to feel the

> weight of her 82 years and arthritis progressively.

>

> On Aug 24, I had blood drawn for testing and X-rays

> for persistent cough and I visited with my doctor on Aug 23. It

> was determined that I was four more

> pounds less in weight.

>

> Below, are my current and previous values for

> the same type of test results.

>

> My interpretation suggests that my Na is

> not increased from its low but hardly lowest

> level, creatinine and eGFR (glomerular

> filtration rate) shows good kidney function,

> blood immune cells have increased

> to maybe healthier levels, hemoglobin is

> unchanged, TSH is about as low as mine

> gets in CR and ferritin okay again, with my taking

> 150 mg/day iron.

>

> My diet has changed little. I no longer

> eat egg whites, mostly due to the post

> suggesting that its methionine is too high than

> Rae's fabulous whole eggs

> post. I have more variety in vegetables.

>

> Please provide to us your comments and

> suggestions regarding any of the numbers

> or diet changes.

>

> Here, is my X-ray report:

>

> Two chest X-rays for persistent cough and blood tests - X-ray

report

>

> Opacity persists in the middle segment of the right middle lobe.

The rest of the

> lung is clear, and the lung is not enlarged.

>

> There is a kyphosis present with wedging of several of the dorsal

vertebral bodies.

> There are multiple healed rib fractures present.

>

> There appears to be an area of lucency [lucent - Bright; clear;

translucent;

> translucent - Partially transparent; permitting light to pass

through diffusely.]

> [in] the shaft of the left humerus [The bone of the brachium, or

upper part of the

> arm or fore limb.].

>

> The previous films are not available for comparison, but the

current appearances

> seem similar to those reported in August of 2004. CT would be

necessary for further

> assessment of the pulmonary lesion.

>

> Further films of the left humerus are also recommended.

>

> Specific blood lab test values are:

>

> ----------------------------------

> Date 2005 Aug 24 May2(10) Mar2/05 Ref. Units

> -------------------------------------------------

> Electrolytes/eGRF/proteins

> Na 125 126 126 135-145 mM

> K 4.3 4.5 4.2 3.5-5.0 mM

> Mg 0.73 0.68 0.65 0.75-1.0 mM

> Ca 2.10 2.16 2.24 2.12-2.62 mM

> Urea 3.5 5.2 3.1(Mar/04) 2.5-8.0 mM

> Ferritin 33 16 94(Mar/04) 20-300 ug/l

> Creatinine 41 43 36(Jun/04) 71-115 uM

> eGFR 199 189 232(Jun/04) >59 ml/min

> TSH 6.8 6.1 7.3(Mar/04) 0.3-5.0 mU/l

>

> -------------------------

> Cell blood counts

> WBC 2.7 2.6 2.3 4.0-10.0 10^9/l

> Hemoglobin 103 111 111 140-180 g/l

> MPV 7.4 9.1 okay 9.2-11.0 fl

> Platelets 220 157 122 130-400 fl

> Lymphocytes 0.540 0.988 0.6 1.5-4.0 10^9/l

> Monocytes 0.189 0.000 0.3 0.20-0.90 10^9/l

> Neutrophils 1.836 1.352 1.3 1.5-6.0 10^9/l

> Eosophils 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0-0.7 10^9/l

> Basophils 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0-0.15 10^9/l

>

> Al Pater, PhD; email: old542000@y...

[Guest guest]

--- jwwright <jwwright@...> wrote:

> I'm incurring the same problem with motility - I think it's mainly I don't eat

> enough and don't retain enough fluid. There, I increased my sodium intake and

that

> works for me.

Hi All,

My sodium chloride intakes remains the same every day.

> Has your IGF-1 ever been measured?

Yes. My IGF-1 value is versus reference range of 71-290 ng/ml, 76.5 ng/ml. Why

do

you ask that question?

Al Pater, PhD; email: old542000@...

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

--- jwwright <jwwright@...> wrote:

> I'm incurring the same problem with motility - I think it's mainly I don't eat

> enough and don't retain enough fluid. There, I increased my sodium intake and

that

> works for me.

Hi All,

My sodium chloride intakes remains the same every day.

> Has your IGF-1 ever been measured?

Yes. My IGF-1 value is versus reference range of 71-290 ng/ml, 76.5 ng/ml. Why

do

you ask that question?

Al Pater, PhD; email: old542000@...

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Primarily for data. There appears to be a large range.

I wonder if lower IGF-s have anything to do with anorexia.

I'll get mine measured if the doc allows it. Resistance to measuring anything they can't do anything about.

Regards.

Re: [ ] Al Pater GP visit, blood tests and X-ray report, 24 Aug 2005

--- jwwright <jwwright@...> wrote:> I'm incurring the same problem with motility - I think it's mainly I don't eat> enough and don't retain enough fluid. There, I increased my sodium intake and that> works for me.Hi All,My sodium chloride intakes remains the same every day.> Has your IGF-1 ever been measured?Yes. My IGF-1 value is versus reference range of 71-290 ng/ml, 76.5 ng/ml. Why doyou ask that question?Al Pater, PhD; email: old542000@...

[Guest guest]

Primarily for data. There appears to be a large range.

I wonder if lower IGF-s have anything to do with anorexia.

I'll get mine measured if the doc allows it. Resistance to measuring anything they can't do anything about.

Regards.

Re: [ ] Al Pater GP visit, blood tests and X-ray report, 24 Aug 2005

--- jwwright <jwwright@...> wrote:> I'm incurring the same problem with motility - I think it's mainly I don't eat> enough and don't retain enough fluid. There, I increased my sodium intake and that> works for me.Hi All,My sodium chloride intakes remains the same every day.> Has your IGF-1 ever been measured?Yes. My IGF-1 value is versus reference range of 71-290 ng/ml, 76.5 ng/ml. Why doyou ask that question?Al Pater, PhD; email: old542000@...