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Hi everybody... Don't let this article fools you (like what it did to me!) however it looks very reasonable but it's not... if you have high ALP then doctors test your GGT to see if the source is liver or bones? and it is totally not related to AST and ALT. So if your ALT is that high it should...

My test results after 2 weeks without any workout: AST: 38 (up to 37) ALT: 102 (up to 41) LDH: 234 (<480) CPK: 106 (24~195) So my CPK reduced from 1887 to 106 which is normal and proves that it was because of intense training. but mu AST and ALT is still elevated! I did more...

Please at least let us know about the other tests like: LH, FSH, Stradiol and you need to mention the normal ranges for each test.

Same happened to me. it took me 5 months to realize that it wasn't my liver. I ran many cycles before including Steroids and HGH and IGF-1. But when I did the blood test I was clear for 9 months. my test results was: AST: 80 (5~42) ALT: 113 (5~42) Alkaline Phosphate: 192 (80~306) CPK Total...