Please Help Interpreting Blood Results Requested by Defy Medical!

DedicatedBrah

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I've been reading a lot about Low Testosterone and have read numerous of threads from this board.

Recently I have been in contact with Defy Medical and they required me to get particular tests done.

Defy Medical has been very nice to me over the phone/email. The individual I spoke with said that the doctor is willing to work with me for a possible HPTA restart based on the labs I first sent them (these labs were done during June/July of 2015 and they requested new ones)

Background Info on Me:

-19 Years Old
-6'1"
-154 pounds

-Lifting weights 4 years (seriously/properly about 1.5 years)
-Lifting 4 days per week with cardio 3 times per week
-Counting macros/calories for nearly 900 days.

-Hired a coach to monitor my weekly progress. (Diet and training is done religiously).
-90-95% whole foods daily (eggs, peanut butter, tilapia, chicken, potatoes, spinach, carrots - all I eat really)

-I take 60mg Zinc daily, 5g Creatine daily, 5000 IU Vitamin D daily, 20mg Nolvadex (for the past 60-65 days) daily.
-Coach recommended I take 20mg Nolvadex daily to lower estrogen. Estrogen was 33 before (lower now - see below) and Total Testosterone was 385 before (higher now - see below)

-Gains in the gym are very very slow.
-Often tired. No motivation to chase girls like a 19 year old college student should.
-Majority of fat located around lower back/hips/love handles.

-No alcohol consumption, no drugs whatsoever.
-Sleep 6-8 hours per night guaranteed.

Below are my most recent lab results - December 2015:
http://imgur.com/xThZX0S
http://imgur.com/nz6kQ7C
http://imgur.com/DPonJpA
I am concerned about the high cholesterol values based on the reasons explained above

Lab Results from May 2015:
http://imgur.com/YmQYpjt
Any insight is highly appreciated!
 
Cholesterol is highly dependent on genetics and you are not that far above the ideal range - in fact your numbers could be within the normal testing variances even. Once you get dialed in with Defy that is likely to drop a bit.
 
Cholesterol is highly dependent on genetics and you are not that far above the ideal range - in fact your numbers could be within the normal testing variances even. Once you get dialed in with Defy that is likely to drop a bit.

Thank you - yeah, I was only curious as to why the cholesterol levels were 'high' because my diet is 100% in check.

Thanks again.
 

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