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Being a researcher in social sciences, one thing that puzzles me of medicine is that a single timepoint analysis leads to major decisions. I understand you perf
by enviclash 4y ago
Being a researcher in social sciences, one thing that puzzles me of medicine is that a single timepoint analysis leads to major decisions. I understand you perform analyses every 1-2 months, is there data indicating that the sweet spot for maximising information from testing is there?
- Snehpatel1 4y agoThe frequency of measurement is up to you. The more you test, the more detailed your data and insights are. Based on the data from clinical studies, some interventions can change inflammation levels (as measured by hsCRP) within weeks and others show within months. As such, we recommend testing every 1-2 months to likely provide adequate time for change to your levels. Each person’s needs and time to impact will vary, so adjust this frequency up or down, depending on what works best for you. See our blog to see how our CEO’s levels have changed 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...