The big problem with testing is that it assumes the human body can be averaged. We are not. One person's natural lump is another's cancer. One person's low h

The big problem with testing is that it assumes the human body can be averaged. We are not. One person's natural lump is another's cancer. One person's low heart rate is another's natural genetic gift. Modern medicine , particularly compensation, wants to put everything in neat black/white boxes. Which is why tests are more dangerous than they seem. You are not average, and you shouldn't compare yourself to any perceived average because the human body is not average. You should compare yourself to you, and that's all the doctor should use.