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Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis with Consult

$129.00

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Lab tests look normal, yet you still feel Lousy?

Pathological Versus Functional Ranges

Have you recently been to the Doctor, had your blood drawn, and was told everything is normal….yet you are still fatigued, your hair is falling out, you experience bloating, Brain fog and you just feel awful? I read blood work everyday and I see this all too common pattern. I have come to a conclusion as to why this happens. Not all Doctors read blood tests the same.

There are two main types of ranges in the field of blood chemistry analysis: a pathological range and a functional range.

The pathological range is used to diagnose disease; the functional range is used to assess risk for disease before disease develops. The references that are provided with laboratory test results are referred to as the “the pathological range”, because if the test results are out of range, it usually indicates the potential for pathology or disease.

The main difference between the functional and pathological range is the degree allowed within their normal ranges. For example, the functional range of glucose may be 85-100 mg/dl, but the pathological range (Lab corp/Quest) may be 65 -110 mg/dl. Levels above the pathological range may indicate diabetes.

functional blood chemistry analysisLevels above the functional range, but before they reach the extremes of the pathological range, may indicate insulin resistance and future risk for developing diabetes.

Another functional value I use often is the TSH, thyroid stimulating hormone. I often find TSH levels outside of the functional range causing pathological hypothyroid symptoms.

Conventional medical training is concerned with the diagnosis of disease and rarely preventative medicine; therefore, patients are usually not consulted regarding the parameters of the functional range.

Health care providers that practice preventive medicine are those most inclined to incorporate consulting patients when their levels present outside of the functional range. If biomarkers can be managed before they fall within the pathological range, prevention can be practiced.

Many traditional health care providers do not embrace the concept of a functional range. My belief is that care should be provided before the disease is present.

In my office, I run a number of blood test panels and I look at the functional range. I address what the western medical community calls a “low normal” or a “high normal” and see huge changes in a person’s vitality with restored energy and enthusiasm for life when these levels return to functional.

BENEFITS OF A FUNCTIONAL BLOOD CHEMISTRY ANALYSIS

  • Can reveal the source of your symptoms when at times everything appears to be “normal”
  • Pinpoint underlying health and wellness imbalances that are implicated in many common health complaints. Identify hormonal, metabolic, and gastrointestinal contributors to your health problems with scientific accuracy.
  • Provide vital information to implement optimal balance and health
  • Need a 2nd opinion

NOTE: This service is only available for individuals who have existing blood work. Insurance will cover your labs, but not Dr Hagmeyer’s analysis. The analysis is $129. This includes a 15-30 minute consult to discuss your results.

 

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