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YOUR BLOOD WORK
SHOULDN'T NEED A TRANSLATOR
"Vitamin D: 18. LOW." Cool. Now what?
Healmatics explains your labs in plain English, links the NIH sources, and gives you smart questions for your doctor.
Free to join the waitlist. π SPOTS LEFT
healmatics.com
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19/25 πΏ SUPPORT THE BODY'S NATURAL FUNCTIONS!
Your body requires resources to function!
π₯ Nutrients
π§ Water
π΄ Sleep
π Movement
π« Oxygen
π§ Stress regulation
These support normal physiology and recovery.
But healthy habits aren't guaranteed cures for serious medical conditions!
π€ Made with AI
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1/25 π§΅π¨ THE TRUE MEANING OF DOCTOR: TO TEACH, NOT JUST TO TREAT!
π¨βπ« Doctor = Teacher
π§ Knowledge = Power
π Wisdom = Application 𧬠The Body = Biological Healer
Have we forgotten what a DOCTOR was originally supposed to represent? ππ½
π€ Made with AI
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If every lab report could answer one question in plain English, which would help you most:
What does this marker measure?
Why might it be high or low?
What should I ask next?
Or how has it changed over time?
Reply with the one your reports never explain clearly.
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Your cortisol result has a timestamp for a reason. Cortisol is normally highest in the morning and much lower later in the day, so the same number can mean something different at 8 a.m. versus 4 p.m. Stress, exercise and some medicines can also affect it.
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Hi everyone! π
Iβm building Healmatics, a platform that explains bloodwork in plain English.
Itβs currently in beta, and Iβd love feedback from nurses.
Would this help your patients? What would you add or improve?
healmatics.com
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I would love to hear from the Nurses about this new site. Please come in and give us feedback.
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THE WEEK AHEAD:
πAlready protecting yourself from toxic radiation and the spike? What if it hits you anyway? Join me to find out!
πCancer. They tell you itβs genetic. Itβs really metabolic! @CarlosRivasMD tells you what your doctor wonβt!
With @Rustycanno3010 and @drmartin111 watching the room!
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π§΅π¨ THE DANGERS OF MAMMOGRAMS: WHAT WOMEN SHOULD KNOW
1/19 π¨π©» THE BIG QUESTION
Mammograms are promoted as a way to detect breast cancer early.
But are women being fully informed about the risks?
β’οΈ Radiation
β οΈ False positives
𧬠Overdiagnosis
π Overtreatment
π©Ί Breast compression
Let's investigate! ππ½
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A hard workout can echo in your blood for days. Intense exercise can raise creatine kinase (CK), an enzyme released from stressed or damaged muscle.
Thatβs why some people are told to avoid intense exercise before a CK test. Mention recent workouts when reviewing the result.
Cheating yourself and blocking your blessings. Very, very sad π. Do you take more than you give?????
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HOW
MANY
π«‘ VETERANS OUT THERE
HAVE
ARACHNOID
CYSTS?
I've started a research study on arachnoid cysts in Veterans. These are fluid-filled pockets on the brain. My preliminary finding is that I couldn't find a single published study comparing Veterans to non-Veterans, even though Veterans carry high rates of head injury and PTSD.
The full study is coming soon. Follow along.