Why We Share Bloodwork

“I feel great” is nice. Numbers are better.

The problem with vibes

Everyone’s got a story about how something worked amazing for them. Cool. But without data, it’s just a story. And stories don’t help the next person make informed decisions.

What bloodwork tells us

Before/after - Actual measurable changes
Side effects - Things you might not “feel” but should know about
Dose response - What happens at different amounts
Timeline - How long things take to show up

What we look at

Common panels members share:

Comprehensive metabolic panel
Lipid panel
Hormone panels (depending on what you’re running)
CBC
Specific markers relevant to the compound

Privacy

Blur your name. Blur your doctor’s info. We just want the numbers.

The culture

When someone asks about a compound and you’ve run it, posting your labs carries more weight than “yeah bro it works.” It helps everyone make better decisions.

Data > anecdotes. Always.