Dr. Jessica Swanson Facebook ad: “Normal labs don’t always mean optimal”

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“Normal” labs don’t always mean optimal ....especially if you’re a woman in your 40s or 50s running a company. Just because your doctor says “you’re fine” … doesn’t mean your biology is actually set up for back-to-back travel, high-stakes negotiations, and the relentless stress of this decade. Most lab ranges are built on population averages enough to catch obvious disease ...not designed for women who are leading teams, managing payroll, and making million-dollar decisions. So you can be “in range” on paper… while still... ...Waking up stiff, sore, and puffy. ...Feeling like your brain is buffering in big meetings. ...Battling stubborn weight that feels inflammatory. ...Losing your breath walking up a flight of stairs. When I say optimal, I’m looking for numbers more like this in my high-performing female clients... → Apolipoprotein B: < 70 mg/dL → Lipoprotein(a): < 30 mg/dL → Small Dense LDL: < 20 mg/dL → Lp-PLA2 (Plaque Activity): < 150 nmol/min/mL → Homocysteine: 6-8 µmol/L → High-Sensitivity CRP (Inflammation): < 0.5 mg/L → Oxidized LDL: < 40 U/L → Myeloperoxidase (Vascular Inflammation): < 470 pmol/L Not as a diagnosis, but as performance ranges ...targets that reveal your true level of inflammation and cardiovascular risk when you’re under constant load. These are the kinds of advanced markers I look at when I’m helping female founders and executives build a body that can actually keep up with their ambition. If your labs say “normal” but you don’t feel normal… Comment OPTIMAL below 👇 …and I’ll send you our free Cellular Assessment so you can see where your system is in the red, yellow, or green before it shows up as a diagnosis you can’t ignore. (Educational only, not personal medical advice. Always review your own labs with your healthcare provider.)

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