vitamin a - not in yet

copper cerulaplasmin - 26.1 μmol/L, which is considered slightly high, unless you're taking oral estrogen, which i of course am.

that said, elevated copper is also a sign of cancer, and particularly blood cancer, which is one of the more obscure things i'm worried about.

so,

iron - low absorption

zinc - normal absorption

copper - high absorption

together, that continues to suggest celiac is very unlikely and suggests that low copper is not interfering with iron absorption, at the least.

c-reactive protein was indeed tested previously at .8, which is ideal.

i should have a lengthy list of items coming:

- fibrinogen, prothombin time (pt) & partial thromboplastin time  (ptt) for k.

- glutathione, for selenium.

- iodine 

- uric acid, for molybdenum.

- pyruvate, lipase, amylase for manganese.

- ascorbic acid

- asca, for crohn's v colitis (although there's no sign of inflammation, given crp and esr were low)

- oxalic acid

- salicylate

- mercury

- amino acid, fractionation & quantitation