When it comes to medical tests, the terms "low" or "high" should never be taken as an indicator of "good" or "bad" body condition. Test results are relative and numbers should always be viewed in context. person, as well as his way of life.
I give an example:
1. Healthy athletes have low red blood cell counts, as do people with leukemia and kidney disease.
2. Raw foodists have low white blood cell counts, as do people with some types of cancer... Raw foodists, for example, also have low thyroid levels, as do people on a "healthy" calorie-restricted diet, as do people. with thyroid problems... which does not cause raw foodists to get cancer. Here I want to emphasize that I am not preaching a raw food diet, I am just giving an example!!!
In a nutshell: there are no exact numbers and rules for determining a person’s condition, especially when it comes to “medical tests” and indicators, this is described in detail in the Program. There are, of course, many, many people who have become statistics, and negative ones, because in doctors' offices they are perceived as numbers...!!!
The diagram below looks like a tube map (London), but it is not.... this map is YOU.... and the metabolism of your cells.... the numbers and indicators of medical tests are not always the most important. .. .all the rest. Do you recognize the radiator in the diagram? ... :)
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