Gary Brecka

Her blood, urea, nitrogen, her creatinine.

When you look at her iron levels, they're all within the range.

She had done an IV close to this test, so it had B12 in it, what's called a Myers cocktail, so we can discount this level.

Her vitamin D3 is in a great range, between 60 and 80 nanograms per deciliter.

So when you're walking through labs, I mean, look at her.

She's not on cholesterol medication.

Cholesterol is amazing.

Her triglycerides are fantastic because she doesn't eat a lot of sugar.

Let me actually blow these up.

So her LDL cholesterol, she's not on a statin.

Total cholesterol, her triglycerides are in a great part of the range.

They're nowhere near 150, which is about the high end of the range, 149.

Healthy levels of HDL cholesterol, because she eats fish oil, olive oils, a lot of good, healthy saturated fats, black seed oil.

So everything is looking good.

Even her thyroid is relatively in the normal range.

It's a little low on thyroid hormone T3, but her homocysteine is fantastic.

She takes trimethylglycine for that, TMG.

So these labs tell a totally different story.

There's the stress.

There's the stress coming from cortisol right there, which is no reason, I mean, no wonder why she was actually floored out.