04-07-2017, 02:58 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-07-2017, 02:59 AM by thethinker48.)
(04-06-2017, 11:56 PM)Scott Stevenson Wrote: No problem!Woah that actually puts together another piece of the puzzle.
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Yes, as others have suggested, I would mix up your protein sources. You probably have noticed if you've been doing this for a bit that your clotting time is reduced. I bleed REALLY easily if I eat too much salmon.
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I'd check out page 40 onward of the book. (There's more than one stretch type.)
-S
I ran bloodwork midblast while on super supplements, and was shocked to see my Hematocrit at 48, far lower than it should be considering the supplements I was using were known for polycythemia. I dug more into it, and saw the relationship of elevated estrogen and it's effects of putting the brakes on polycythemia. The thing was, while my estrogen was a bit raised, it was still in balance with my testosterone and I wasn't experiencing issues.
Eating 2+ pounds of salmon a day for months on end makes more sense, maybe this is a better explanation. And I chalked it up to good genetics [emoji20] [emoji6]
What do you think?
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