Answer to Question 1
Glucose, BUN, CR, Hgb, and Hct.
Answer to Question 2
The article listed below explains that it is well known that plant sterols compete with cholesterol for space within bile salt micelles in the intestinal lumen and thereby reduce cholesterol absorption. The article reviewed several studies and found that the sterols reduce the production of cholesterol. There are several other studies that have shown a reduction of cholesterol with a low-fat, high-fiber diet that included plant sterols. The American Heart Association recommends them. However, the article below points out that some findings support the hypothesis that plant sterols might be an additional risk factor for coronary heart disease. This review article stated that: From the review of these studies, it is apparent that sitosterol is a useful dietary supplement for the lowering of plasma cholesterol. Nevertheless, this plant sterol should be used with caution in certain individuals who have a higher absorption rate of sitosterol
The values of Φ and Ψ for all the amino acid
Normal lab values
Urine Color Can Signal Dehydration
Effects of Dehydration on Exercise Performance
Selected Broad Sense Heritability (H2) Values from Human Twin Studies
Concordance Values for Common Medical and Behavioral Conditions in Humans