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Liver function

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  1. I seem to recall mention of this in a prior posting, but I thought I would
    share my results from today. I am seeing my doctor for Lyme disease that I
    contracted while on vacation about a year, or so, ago. At the time, he also
    recommended starting Atkin's. I put off dieting due to my health, but here
    I am today. Anyway, I just had my appt with him and I get lots of blood
    work done. Part of it was liver workup. The only reason I mention this is
    because at the height of my symptoms with Lyme, the results were within
    parameters. He suggested that the slightly higher results could be from my
    diet and suggested changing to South Beach for a period. He doesn't want me
    off the diet (thanks) but just wants to tweak it a bit. Currently we're in
    a wait-and-see approach. He wants to see me in 3 months to see if there
    have been changes (after changing my diet, of course). Granted this could
    be any number of things, but I thought I would provide the info for those
    that like to have all the info.

    Results pre-diet
    AST(SGOT) 29 (low/high 9-34)
    ALT(SGPT) 26 (low/high 4-37)

    Results today
    AST(SGOT) 61 (low/high 9-34)
    ALT(SGPT) 49 (low/high 4-37)

    A good site to read about this:
    http://home3.inet.tele.dk/omni/alttest.htm#alt

    Let me know if you've had any experience with this,
    Mark

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