72. Understanding Your Blood Work: The #1 Tool for Root-Cause Healing
Hey Friend,
Have you ever been told, “Your labs look normal,” but deep down, you knew something wasn’t right? If you're struggling with fatigue, brain fog, stubborn weight gain, or hormone imbalances—and conventional lab work keeps coming back "fine"—this episode is for you.
Your blood work holds key insights into your health, but most doctors only look for disease, not optimal function. Today, we’re uncovering:
✅ How to view your labs as a map, not a verdict
✅ How to take action based on your results—so you can finally get answers
Your body is designed by God to heal—let’s start listening to the messages it’s sending!
In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
- Why "normal" lab ranges don’t always mean you're healthy
- How functional lab analysis can uncover hidden imbalances
- The key lab markers you should check (that most doctors ignore)
- Simple, actionable steps to start using your blood work as a tool for healing
In health,
Lacy Lain, FMCHC, LEHP
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