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Understand your blood work results with context. Select a marker below to learn about reference ranges, optimal levels, and what your results may indicate.

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER

This tool provides educational information only. Lab values must be interpreted in context by a qualified healthcare provider who knows your complete medical history. Reference ranges vary between laboratories. Never make medical decisions based solely on this tool.

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UNDERSTANDING LAB RESULTS

REFERENCE RANGES VS. OPTIMAL

Lab reference ranges represent the range where 95% of "healthy" people fall. However, "normal" doesn't always mean "optimal." Some markers have ranges where more specific targets may be beneficial based on current research.

WHY RANGES VARY

  • Lab methodology: Different labs use different testing methods
  • Population studied: Ranges are based on regional populations
  • Age and sex: Many markers differ by demographics
  • Time of day: Some markers fluctuate throughout the day
  • Fasting status: Many tests require fasting for accuracy

INTERPRETING YOUR RESULTS

  • Context matters: A single value means less than trends over time
  • Symptoms matter: Normal labs don't rule out health issues
  • Complete picture: Multiple markers together tell a story
  • Individual variation: Your optimal may differ from population averages

WHEN TO DISCUSS WITH YOUR DOCTOR

  • Any value flagged as high or low by the lab
  • Significant changes from previous tests
  • Multiple markers outside optimal ranges
  • Results that don't match how you feel
  • Questions about what your results mean for you specifically
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Important: These tools are for educational purposes only. Lab results must be interpreted by a qualified healthcare provider in the context of your complete medical history. Do not make treatment decisions based on this information alone.