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It would depend how bad the numbers were. If they were very high, I would see a doctor. If they are slightly high,mthis is normal for someone who weight trains. I would drink some lemon with my water and take N2Guard. It will help clean that up.
Creatinine levels will always be high in lifters. To get an accurate reading you would have to stop weight training completely one week before getting the test done.
The best thing you can do for kidney health is to drink adequate water throughout the day, incorporate cranberries into your diet and supplement with N2guard from n2bm.com.
https://www.needtobuildmuscle.com/store/Cycle-Support-c26/N2-GUARD-p75.html
The best thing you can do for kidney health is to drink adequate water throughout the day, incorporate cranberries into your diet and supplement with N2guard from n2bm.com.
https://www.needtobuildmuscle.com/store/Cycle-Support-c26/N2-GUARD-p75.html
Ive been qurious about the same thing. I lost one kidney die to a motorcycle accident. My blood work shows my ck total at a bit over 1100. And elevated creatinine. But t3t4 and combine are all normal and perfect liver and kidney function
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I've had high BUN and creatinine numbers for years. when you are holding a lot of muscle and breaking it down and repairing it daily of course those numbers will be hot
if you want an accurate number then stop working out for 2 weeks and then do bloods, also don't take creatine for a month beforehand, that shit can linger in your system a while
the range numbers labs have are for the common 40 year old couch potato American, its not for lifters. a doctor who doesn't recognize that is an idiot (and believe me they are plentiful)
if you want an accurate number then stop working out for 2 weeks and then do bloods, also don't take creatine for a month beforehand, that shit can linger in your system a while
the range numbers labs have are for the common 40 year old couch potato American, its not for lifters. a doctor who doesn't recognize that is an idiot (and believe me they are plentiful)
What could cause trace protein amounts, in urine tests assuming kidney function is normal? Supplements maybe?
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Most probably. Having high creatinine numbers is something absolutely normal for someone training regularly. Have a read on this article - it will answer many of your questions, and it wil clarify your doubts - http://www.evolutionary.org/blood-work-for-steroid-users
