Did I over shoot too soon? Started with 8mg copper bisglycinate…

I posted here a couple weeks ago with my blood results confirming low copper and ceruloplasim… I ordered the brand ‘Thorne - copper bisglycinate 2mg’ …. Stupidly I thought I’ll start at 8mg per day and flood my system then slowly taper down to maintenance dose but after 2 days I was hit with extreme “tired but wired” I didn’t get to sleep until 2:30am after going to bed at my usual time of 8:45pm… my heart was racing along with my thoughts and I thought I was having a panic attack… after googling it, apparently I mess up up my zinc/copper ratio too soon and my liver couldn’t process to rapid intake of excess copper… anyone else had this before?

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u/George01130113 — 7 days ago
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Possible light bulb moment?

Could this be a tick bite?
For about 7 months my health has been deteriorating rapidly, from going to the gym Daily and been active to literally struggling to get out of bed recently, I keep getting really bad flu symptoms that come and then go away for 2 months or so. Doctors can’t find anything wrong with my blood test results other than slightly low white blood cells which I now presume it’s because of possible Lyme disease? I was speaking to my mum about my health and she asked if I’d been bit by anything and then it all clicked into place. These photos were from march this year and I took them just to analyse if the red ring expanded any more and then forgot about it right up until now. I’m really hoping this looks like a tick bite in a strange way because that means there’s a reason I feel like this and I’m not going insane

Could this be possibly a tick bite? Thanks

u/George01130113 — 1 month ago

Homocysteine 13.5 but normal folate and b12?

Hi, so as the title says.. my homocysteine is elevated but my active b12 is 146pmol/L
My b12 serum 754 pg/ml
My folate 19 ug/L

Fatigue and brain fog at times, sleep around 6.5/7 hours roughly

Male 29

Thanks

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u/George01130113 — 2 months ago
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Low haemoglobin/hematocrit but high normal iron panel?

Hi, I’m 29 male… I’ve recently got my lab results back and it showed a high TSAT% and ferritin high-normal also serum iron high normal but my haemoglobin is slightly low/ hematocrit low and RBC. My white blood cells are all just slightly above normal / borderline… could anyone help share some advice as the doctors said not to worry but I want to donate blood…
The blood test was taken at 9AM fasted, only water before hand - I did consume nicotine via a vape before the test though?

I’ve attached the photos with results on for you to see - thanks in advance

u/George01130113 — 3 months ago

I’m lost and panicking …

I pay for blood tests privately 2 times a year and I’ve always had high TSAT in the low to mid 50s… could anyone shed some light on my results please as I’m scared I have something wrong with me.

I’m 29 male, generally fit and healthy but I always have slightly low haemoglobin and hematocrit too

u/George01130113 — 3 months ago
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Normocytic anemia?

Has anyone had similar lab results or have any advice please? They said my bloods look mostly excellent but a few areas that are out of range and they’re bugging me… wondered if any one else got to the bottom of it ? Thanks

u/George01130113 — 4 months ago