Incel Health Chapter 2: Blood tests all sick/low energy/low vitality cels should get done

[WizardofSoda]

In the year 2020, serious high-level doctors go to blood tests right away to see what is going on. Then based on the results of those tests, if there is an imbalance, they can diagnose the disease or order more specific blood tests.

When they figure out the actual reason for the imbalance through the specific tests they can get a testing laboratory confirmed diagnosis. With this diagnosis they refer to the guidelines for the drugs to prescribe for that specific ailment. Then its a matter of the person's body getting used to the drugs, and then optimizing the dosage for that person. Usually the first drug works very well in the person, but sometimes some drugs don't work well in a person, so then the doctor follows the steps in the guidelines for alternative drugs. It takes maybe 6 months to a year for the persons body to get fully used to the new drug and to find the optimized dose for that person.

Blood tests to get done:
Fasting Glucose (Insulin function)
Liver Enzymes
Kidney Health
Electrolyte Balances (Sodium & Potassium)
BNP (Heart function)
Ferritin/Iron levels
White blood cell count
Thyroid TSH
Cortisol

Basically if any of these levels are out of balance, the person is going to feel sick, weak, low energy, depressed, sore muscles/joints, mental fog, etc.

I can't really think of a reason someone who is constantly of low-vitality/low-energy would NOT get these tests done. I mean assuming they had access to these tests.

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

Thanks king, I need to bookmark this and have these checked out.

 

[soymonkcel]

In the year 2020, serious high-level doctors go to blood tests right away to see what is going on. Then based on the results of those tests, if there is an imbalance, they can diagnose the disease or order more specific blood tests.

When they figure out the actual reason for the imbalance through the specific tests they can get a testing laboratory confirmed diagnosis. With this diagnosis they refer to the guidelines for the drugs to prescribe for that specific ailment. Then its a matter of the person's body getting used to the drugs, and then optimizing the dosage for that person. Usually the first drug works very well in the person, but sometimes some drugs don't work well in a person, so then the doctor follows the steps in the guidelines for alternative drugs. It takes maybe 6 months to a year for the persons body to get fully used to the new drug and to find the optimized dose for that person.

Blood tests to get done:
Fasting Glucose (Insulin function)
Liver Enzymes
Kidney Health
Electrolyte Balances (Sodium & Potassium)
BNP (Heart function)
Ferritin/Iron levels
White blood cell count
Thyroid TSH
Cortisol

Basically if any of these levels are out of balance, the person is going to feel sick, weak, low energy, depressed, sore muscles/joints, mental fog, etc.

I can't really think of a reason someone who is constantly of low-vitality/low-energy would NOT get these tests done. I mean assuming they had access to these tests.

Not bad, but you're missing things that can make you tired and foggy and won't be screened by those studies: a pro-inflammatory diet, low vitamin D/sun exposure, having a too hedonistic kind of lifestyle (your own dopamine, serotonin, opioid and endocannabinoid receptors downregulate and you become dumb and desensitized), which includes things like porn and fapping too much (prolactin will numb you for days)... and many more.

 

[WizardofSoda]

Not bad, but you're missing things that can make you tired and foggy and won't be screened by those studies: a pro-inflammatory diet, low vitamin D/sun exposure, having a too hedonistic kind of lifestyle (your own dopamine, serotonin, opioid and endocannabinoid receptors downregulate and you become dumb and desensitized), which includes things like porn and fapping too much (prolactin will numb you for days)... and many more.

Good addition! Vitamin D should also be on there. Its an easy test and easy to fix.

Blood tests to get done:
Fasting Glucose (Insulin function)
Liver Enzymes
Kidney Health
Electrolyte Balances (Sodium & Potassium)
BNP (Heart function)
Ferritin/Iron levels
White blood cell count
Thyroid TSH
Cortisol
Vitamin D (per soymonkcel)


For prolactin, that is the natural inhibitory hormone for the male sex drive. Its so that your body has time to fill up again with sperm ready to shoot again. As to impregnate a woman it takes around 60 million sperm.

Normies think that 'it just takes 1 sperm'. But actually men who are below 20 million sperm per ml & 3 ml of semen its unlikely that they get a woman pregnant, and the further below that they are the more unlikely it is. On the other hand the average man produces 3 ml of 80 million sperm per ml.

This is also one of the reasons some incels theory that Chads are screwing 5 women a day is unlikely.

 

[soymonkcel]

Normies think that 'it just takes 1 sperm'. But actually men who are below 20 million sperm per ml & 3 ml of semen its unlikely that they get a woman pregnant, and the further below that they are the more unlikely it is. On the other hand the average man produces 3 ml of 80 million sperm per ml.

Didn't know this Thanks for the info.

 

[WizardofSoda]

Didn't know this Thanks for the info.

Btw I also researched vitamin D in depth and how much you can take per day and not risk getting too much of it. Basically as you get higher up in dose it takes exponentially more to increase the vitamin D level in the body more.

So you can safely take 4,000 iu's per day. Vitamin D is important for us shut-ins because essentially we get none of it from going outside. I only go outside at night really.

 

[copetillirope]

Very useful thread.
Every incel should give maximum care to his body. It won't fix all of our issues, however healthy lifestyle can contribute alot to one mentalhealth.

 

[soymonkcel]

Btw I also researched vitamin D in depth and how much you can take per day and not risk getting too much of it. Basically as you get higher up in dose it takes exponentially more to increase the vitamin D level in the body more.

So you can safely take 4,000 iu's per day. Vitamin D is important for us shut-ins because essentially we get none of it from going outside. I only go outside at night really.

Exactly. I try to get sun exposure at my garden every day plus I have the advantage of living in southern Spain. I've been vegoon for 3 years and I haven't needed supplements so far. In fact, I feel pretty well

 

[Deleted member 29529]

Depends on how much amphetamine I could buy with that money.

 

[Tenshi]

bookmarked

 

[WizardofSoda]

Exactly. I try to get sun exposure at my garden every day plus I have the advantage of living in southern Spain. I've been vegoon for 3 years and I haven't needed supplements so far. In fact, I feel pretty well

You sound like the most healthy lifestyle incel here. Sun, garden for fresh food, Southern Spain environment, Vegoon.

Very useful thread.
Every incel should give maximum care to his body. It won't fix all of our issues, however healthy lifestyle can contribute alot to one mentalhealth.

Thanks, ya I see incels as a priesthood and we should become in top tier physical health. Now obviously normies & Chads will height mog us and muscle mog us no matter what. But we can be slim, high level aerobic fitness/endurance, and utilize pharmaceuticals in a super advanced way where necessary.

Edit to add: the physical health's impact on mental health is huge. Like so you can 'get into' something and focus on it and enjoy it.

 

[SkramzHandz]

I treat my body the same way foids treat me.

 

[WizardofSoda]

Had a phone appointment with my doctor. I told him why I think I have low cortisol, and he ordered a cortisol blood test for me. So on Monday morning I'm going to the lab to get the blood sample taken.

In healthy people, cortisol spikes really high in the morning and then falls throughout the day until it is almost nothing at night and you sleep with almost no cortisol. So the blood test is taken in the morning, and if your cortisol is low you probably have adrenal insufficiency. Further tests are then done to see what kind of adrenal insufficiency you have. Once the kind of adrenal insufficiency is identified then that guides which drug to use for treatment.

The treatment is lifelong replacement of normal levels of glucocorticoids.

My doctor is really good, he likes to order blood tests, he bases his practice on the results of tests and guideline directed treatment depending on the results of the tests.