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how bad is this lipid panel?
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Those numbers are not that bad, especially if your blood pressure is normal. If you have high blood pressure along with high cholesterol, that's bad.
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No problem with this discussion, but please do remember that all of us should rely upon the professional advice of our doctors as the final word on interpreting the meaning of such info, and deciding whether or not to act upon the data.
Can a UOA tell conclusively if an engine has sludge or not?
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Originally Posted By: ekpolk
No problem with this discussion, but please do remember that all of us should rely upon the professional advice of our doctors as the final word on interpreting the meaning of such info, and deciding whether or not to act upon the data.
Well, I'll say "maybe" to that EK. Doctors are highly compelled to support 97 in his future profession by pencil whipping out "physician in a can". In many cases at the drop of a hat they pounce upon the opportunity to write a script ..and while it may indeed be to your benefit, one must weigh the total package in cost:benefit just like anything else. Our seniors that are setting the benchmarks for longevity had no such drugs or advanced medicine available to them ..and still set records. Naturally, some of these records are attained with medical procedures that in themselves are pretty expensive ..but some are just naturally long lived people.
No problem with this discussion, but please do remember that all of us should rely upon the professional advice of our doctors as the final word on interpreting the meaning of such info, and deciding whether or not to act upon the data.
Well, I'll say "maybe" to that EK. Doctors are highly compelled to support 97 in his future profession by pencil whipping out "physician in a can". In many cases at the drop of a hat they pounce upon the opportunity to write a script ..and while it may indeed be to your benefit, one must weigh the total package in cost:benefit just like anything else. Our seniors that are setting the benchmarks for longevity had no such drugs or advanced medicine available to them ..and still set records. Naturally, some of these records are attained with medical procedures that in themselves are pretty expensive ..but some are just naturally long lived people.
Originally Posted By: ekpolk
No problem with this discussion, but please do remember that all of us should rely upon the professional advice of our doctors as the final word on interpreting the meaning of such info, and deciding whether or not to act upon the data.
Leave it to the designated fiduciary to put the brakes on the fun!
No problem with this discussion, but please do remember that all of us should rely upon the professional advice of our doctors as the final word on interpreting the meaning of such info, and deciding whether or not to act upon the data.
Leave it to the designated fiduciary to put the brakes on the fun!
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Originally Posted By: MarginCalled
Leave it to the designated fiduciary to put the brakes on the fun!
You are so polite!
Leave it to the designated fiduciary to put the brakes on the fun!
You are so polite!
Originally Posted By: Pablo
Do you have unprotected sax at 212 mph in a Corvair, wearing a flaming bisphenol impregnated protection suit with a bottle of gin in one hand and a hypodermic in the other?
Just curious.
I'll have you know that it has the double jointed axle shafts, so its not unsafe at any speed...
Do you have unprotected sax at 212 mph in a Corvair, wearing a flaming bisphenol impregnated protection suit with a bottle of gin in one hand and a hypodermic in the other?
Just curious.
I'll have you know that it has the double jointed axle shafts, so its not unsafe at any speed...
Originally Posted By: TooManyWheels
Originally Posted By: Pablo
Do you have unprotected sax at 212 mph in a Corvair, wearing a flaming bisphenol impregnated protection suit with a bottle of gin in one hand and a hypodermic in the other?
Just curious.
I'll have you know that it has the double jointed axle shafts, so its not unsafe at any speed...
OK early VW!!!! (pre 64 Corvair as well IIRC)
Originally Posted By: Pablo
Do you have unprotected sax at 212 mph in a Corvair, wearing a flaming bisphenol impregnated protection suit with a bottle of gin in one hand and a hypodermic in the other?
Just curious.
I'll have you know that it has the double jointed axle shafts, so its not unsafe at any speed...
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