Iron/TBIC/Ferritin finally all within optimum range
What do you consider as optimal values for these?
It's a great question! I do agree with @diegoc too much is probably not good.
HOWEVER, too low is most certainly a BIG problem, "therapeutic" phlebotomy caused me years of lack of stamina and suboptimal energy, and FLGR this year further drained my ferritin reserves as it let my muscle (re)growth run unchecked (a good thing).
So now I'm on to the hematocrit OMG IT WILL KILL YOU!! scam and gloriously let it run free as well. Pull the string if you want to really get pissed off.
Tangent mini-rant- if you are dealing with secondary erythrocytosis driven by exogenous testosterone, hematocrit is MEANINGLESS. Just like Estradiol level is MEANINGLESS. (pull the string) IGNORE. It's GOOD not bad.
Back to the question, on this I am quite comfortable to be in the Labcorp reference intervals. See attached.
The more you dig the more you discover so many so-called experts have no fucking clue what they are talking about. Recommendations based solely upon "Expert opinion" is utter BS. Be your own advocate and trust NO ONE unless claims are thoroughly vetted.

May be a synergistic combination with Klotho, so I'd be super curious to hear other data points here.
a top tier placebo. Either way I’m happy thus far

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