59 y.o. Female: High Blood Pressure; High A1C; Poor Vision
Presentation – 59 y.o. female; wanted help with her high blood pressure and hemoglobin A1C that was persistently high. Also mentioned poor vision.
Lab Results
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Initial Nutrition Response Testing Exam
Kidney was the primary organ.
Her initial program included Renatrophin and Cataplex AC.
Questions for Comprehension and Practice:
- What should your first response be when you see an alert value on the blood result?
- What could the meaning of this patient’s elevated Hemoglobin A1C be, in the context of her entire blood panel?
- Which tests indicate to you there is some degree of inflammation present? What causative or contributing factors would you suggest?
- Which nutritional stresses do you see that could be contributing to this patient’s high blood pressure?