Forgive my superficial address of this question, my mind is elsewhere.
But briefly, your platelet count, your hemoglobin level, the deficiencies of
minerals, and vitamins can be determined.
Go out and get the book "Eat Right for Your Blood Type"
Faith is a road seldom traveled
In a message dated 2/6/01 10:59:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
How can a couple blood tests tell you all of this.
Let's read some examples of what you find in blood tests, how you know what
caused it and how to treat it.
> You will become acutely aware of
> why one r
It will give you a blueprint of your athletes aerobic, anaerobic, dietary
needs, and how they are affected by foods. You will become acutely aware of
why one runner can run day after day, and others need a day of rest, and how
to address the situation.
DGS
Faith is a road seldom traveled
If I had blood work on all the athletes I coach how would I use that
information?
Tom
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Subject: Re: t-and-f: Blood Work
> I used to get a pretty complete blood
I used to get a pretty complete blood workup done at a local health fair that
was sponsored by the area Visiting Nurse group - they had all kinds of
screenings, but the blood work was the best - I think it cost about half of
what it would for a MD referred lab visit. Alas, the fair is no more,
Well, a while back I asked people about going to
blood labs without seeing a doctor. People were interested in learning
what I learned.
Generally, it is not possible. Almost, all
commercial labs want a doctor's order. Having said that, here in
Flagstaff, there is a way around that. If yo
It's standard practice for labs to require a prescription. In many states
it's probably a legal requirement. Most labs are not set up to take all
comers off the street. They view doctors rather than patients as their
direct customers. When they set up special public screenings (for say
cho
A while back there were posts about how athletes
should get there blood work done every few months. Well, I've gotten mine
done twice in my life and that was only because I was at altitude.
But I figured it was a good idea, so I want to get
mine done now. However, it seems like the labs w
