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Multi‐System Stress Integration
Spotting patterns with abnormal liver & kidney markers, revisiting
homocysteine, bridging drug3nutrient interactions.
Required Reading:
● Dr. Zachary: p.443 (Drug3Nutrient Depletions), p.4513455
(Patterns & Examples)
Spotting Patterns: Liver & Kidney Markers
Understanding how to spot trends in AST, ALT, and GGT for the
liver, as well as BUN, creatinine, eGFR, electrolytes, and urinary
markers for the kidneys, is key to identifying early dysfunction.
Mild elevations, low-normal values, or gradual shifts can reflect
impaired detoxification, reduced filtration, protein catabolism, or
fluid imbalances. Viewed together, these patterns offer early clues
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