Gary Brecka

You know, do you get regular blood work done?

I mean, do you mind asking me?

Yeah.

Are you on TRT?

Like a Tomcat Ali.

Yeah.

The average human.

That's like getting a C. Yeah, I'm not really the average.

A solid 70.

Yeah.

Yeah.

to non-specific marker of inflammation, but that makes a lot of sense.

Yeah.

waste that you're eliminating though, meaning like not just stool and urine, but like, you know, sweat, you're circulating your lymphatic fluid.

I mean, those are life extenders.

So it's perfectly normal for your creatinine breakdown of muscle, you know, byproduct of muscle breakdown or C-reactive protein to be elevated certainly after a race because it's a non-specific marker of inflammation.

But if you had a long recovery period and they were still very elevated, that's a different story.

But I was just curious if you were checking in because, I mean, don't take this the wrong way, but I find what you're doing is foundationally basic for like the achievements that you're doing.

You know, I mean, I know people that are professional athletes that are not exerting themselves the way that you are and biohacking everything.

And I'm always fascinated by that.