Hormonal values in the blood are useless, they are useful in CFS.

[Motorneuron]

Speaking with a specialist in ALS, he told me that the hormonal values detected in the blood are useless and that ANYONE who wanted to have a real data only the values in the CFS count ... even if I have not yet explored the topic of HOW the samples are taken from the CFS (I think something I will have to do).

@haidut

 

[lvysaur]

only the values in the CFS count

what does CFS stand for?

 

[Motorneuron]

cerebrospinal fluid

 

[haidut]

Speaking with a specialist in ALS, he told me that the hormonal values detected in the blood are useless and that ANYONE who wanted to have a real data only the values in the CFS count ... even if I have not yet explored the topic of HOW the samples are taken from the CFS (I think something I will have to do).

@haidut

I would agree with that statement, and it is one of the reasons why we launched the steroid/thyroid testing in hair and nails. The results from the tests we have done so far confirm that blood tests are good for nothing except show dysfunction in the organs/glands producing a specific steroid, but otherwise have no relevance/relation to tissue steroid levels and/or of chronic whole-body exposure to a given steroid.