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Wed, Oct-25-17, 09:50

TucsonBill TucsonBill is offline

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A Good, Comprehensive Blood Test

It's almost three months now since I started changing my WOE and know I have made some good progress, but my plan may need a little bit of tweaking. I want to get a good snapshot of my current health situation and get a blood test that is more comprehensive than the one my doctor ordered the last time. This one includes everything he ordered plus a lot more stuff I want to know like my vitamin D, kidney profile and uric acid levels - and other stuff. Do you think this is a good one? Is there anything major its missing?

https://www.walkinlab.com/wellness-...rine-panel.html

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