So, guys, Derek, more points more than h.com.

Today I am going to be going over literary wheels.

Blood work.

So this is a video he posted a few weeks ago about how eight years of PEDs affected his health.

And he kind of just goes through his blood work with this guy.

Let's see.

What's this guy's introduction here?

Dr. Moutasas what's up guys larry wheels here at the best gym in Dubai banos gym here in anise's office and I'm here with dr.

moutas thank you so much for being a part of the channel today we're going to

okay so presumably this guy is you know like a foremost expert

at this gym or wherever this clinic is or whatever but it's a 25 minute video i don't want to

i'm going to try and jump around to not have my video end up being 45 minutes with my commentary

added so i'm going to jump right to the first blood test results here what this guy says and I'll give you my interpretation.

1.7 to 1.2 anyone, anyone normal but we as athletes or especially as bodybuilders because we have

more muscle mass so the karyatinine level will be most of the time, maybe 1.4, 1.5, 1.3, it's okay.

So how I can say my kidneys is good or normal or...

Okay, so just the first note, if your creatonine is high, it's like, yeah, if you have a lot of muscle and you train hard, that can

certainly play a significant impact on what your creatinine levels will be on your blood work

results. However, I would not disregard a out of range high level as harmless simply because

you're muscle bound at all. And it also depends, like, how close did you train

to your blood work as well? It's also something that is often not taking into account. Some people

will train hard the day before and then go in and have artificially elevated metabolic parameters

...