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Do you provide any context on the normally expected day-to-day variability in CRP levels? I imagine that getting spot checks once a month would require a few ye
by n8henrie 4y ago
Do you provide any context on the normally expected day-to-day variability in CRP levels? I imagine that getting spot checks once a month would require a few years (or perhaps decades) if data before signal could be reliability differentiated from noise in a given individual.
Have you established anything like this in pre-production testing? At least something as simple as "make no intentional changes to your lifestyle and test monthly for a year," and then institute your recommended lifestyle changes and test for another year? If so, it would be helpful data to make available (in a loud way -- I admit I read your post but haven't perused the website yet).
Are there interventions that lower CRP but have no effect (or negative effects) on health? I agree with other commenters regarding the problems of surrogate markers...
- Snehpatel1 4y agoI'm sharing my personal results here, where you can see changes over time: https://www.begolden.online/post/our-ceo-s-hscrp-scores-over-time https://www.begolden.online/post/our-ceo-s-hscrp-scores-over....
- n8henrie 4y agoThanks for sharing -- it's a little short on details though! Is there somewhere that you share what interventions you implemented when? And did you establish a baseline first? I ask because if your initial level were omitted as a single outlier, the remainder of the chart would look a bit different.