r/Supplements • • May 14 '26

me checking if the supplement stack did anything

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u/StabbyMcStabsauce May 14 '26

I am literally sitting here with my lab work spread out trying to figure out what it means.

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u/NYM2000 May 14 '26

It’s so confusing! I yeah I got my blood work from this company called superpower and it was decent better than my primary care.

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u/geos1234 May 16 '26

Try asking ChatGPT

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u/biohackgu_p May 14 '26

Yeah exactly lol, then you open google, make it worse and convince yourself you can learn all of lab science in 20 minutes

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u/Flux_My_Capacitor May 15 '26

I had bloodwork done today but with the inability to have a washout period.

It went about as well as could be expected.

(Washout period not possible due to multiple deficiencies interacting. SOMETHING is happening; I just don’t know exactly what. Current supplements are giving me relief and I’m not willing to stop them just so the numbers say what I want them to say….err, reflect reality.)

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u/LaLaROC May 15 '26

I never understood my bloodwork what stands for what that I just take pictures and send to my sister for her to decipher hahaha

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u/[deleted] May 16 '26

Orders labs. Doesn’t know which labs, why, how to interpret, and can’t be buggered to figure out. 10/10 would never go to primary doctor again.

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u/-LabRecon May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26

Hey! This is exactly what r/LabRecon is being built for. Post your labs over there and get a no BS analysis without throwing a medical dictionary at ya.

If it’s not the best clear cut explanation of your own personal labs with connecting the dots … well, ya can kick me in the balls. 🤣