Blood Test Reference Ranges

Always combine blood test results with other forms of examinations to achieve the broadest and most complete assessment possible. The following are useful evaluations:

• Detailed Health Assessment Questionnaire
• Basal Body Temperature Test (thyroid gland evaluation)
• Physical symptomatology examination
• Iridology
• Reflexology
• Applied kinesiology
• [IF THE CLIENT ALREADY HAS] Additional laboratory tests (e.g. hair tissue mineral analysis, etc.)

A blood test on its own can sometimes be very misleading, especially since blood chemistry can fluctuate drastically as a result of detoxification.

Notable inaccuracies (as denoted from the ‘Detox Miracle Sourcebook‘) include:

• Serum electrolyte levels vs. utilization
• Hormone levels
• Glucose/fructose utilization
• Etiology of immune responses

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Standard International Units: 155-200 X 10^9/L

= 155.000-200.000

Caution: <50 or >700 X 10^9/L
= less than 50.000 or greater than 700.000

Standard U.S. Units: 155-200 X 10^3/mm^3

= 155.000-200.000

Caution: <50 or >700 X 10^3/mm^3
= less than 50.000 or above 700.000

NOTE(S): Dr. Morse prefers platelets equal to or greater than 200.000. BCCA sets 155.000 as the low-end minimum. The Detox Miracle Sourcebook sets 415.000 as the maximum.

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Standard International Units: 1.428-1.785 mmol/L

Caution: <1.428 or >1.785 mmol/L

Standard U.S. Units: 4-5 mg/dL

Caution: <4 or >6 mg/dL

NOTE(S): In clinical work, Dr. Morse has noted BUN levels settling in between 4 to 5 mg/dL as a result of bringing the body into a state of health and consuming a low protein diet.

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Standard International Units: 26.5-53.4 µmol/L

Caution: ≥61.8 µmol/L

Standard U.S. Units: .3-.6 mg/dL

Caution: ≥.7 mg/dL

NOTE(S): In clinical work, Dr. Morse has noted creatinine levels settling within the range of .3-.6 as a result of detoxifying and rebuilding the health of kidney tissues.

Optimal Ratio: 10:1 – 20:1

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Standard International Units: 0.9-4.5 mIU/L

Caution: <0.9 or >5.0 mIU/L

Standard U.S. Units: 0.9-4.5 µIU/ml

Caution: <0.9 or >5.0 µIU/ml

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Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP)

Standard International Units: 70-100 u/L

Caution: <70 or >100 u/L

Standard U.S. Units: 70-100 u/L

Caution: <70 or >100 u/L

Aspartate Transaminase (AST)

Standard International Units: 15-25 u/L

Caution: <15 or >25 u/L

Standard U.S. Units: 15-25 u/L

Caution: <15 or >25 u/L

NOTE(S): Dr. Morse prefers SGOT/AST levels within the range of 15-25.

Alanine Transaminase (ALT)

Standard International Units: 15-25 u/L

Caution: <15 or >25 u/L

Standard U.S. Units: 15-25 u/L

Caution: <15 or >25 u/L

NOTE(S): Dr. Morse prefers an SGPT/ALT levels within the range of 15-25.

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Standard International Units: 6.0-8.0 X 10^9/L

Caution: <4.0 or >13.0 X 10^9/L

Standard U.S. Units: 6.0-8.0 x 10^3/mm^3

Caution: <4.0 or >13.0 x 10^3/mm^3

NOTE(S): Dr. Morse prefers a white blood cell count of at least 4.0.

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Standard International Units:

Males: 4.2-4.9 X 10^12/L

Females: 4.0-4.5 X 10^12/L

Caution:

Males: <3.8 or >6.0 X 10^12/L

Females: <3.5 or >5.0 X 10^12/L

Standard U.S. Units: 

Males: 4.2-4.9 X 10^6/mm^3

Females: 4.0-4.5 X 10^6/mm^3

Caution:

Males: <3.8 or >6.0 X 10^6/mm^3

Females: <3.5 or >5.0 X 10^6/mm^3

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Standard International Units:

Males: 140-150 g/L

Females: 135-145 g/L

Caution: <100 or >170 g/L

Standard U.S. Units: 

Males: 14.0-15.0 g/dl

Females: 13.5-14.5 g/dl

Caution: <10.0 or >17.0 g/dl

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Standard International Units: 8.96-17.91 µmol/L

Caution: <5.37 or >35.82 µmol/L

Standard U.S. Units: 50-100 µg/dL

Caution: <25 or >200 µg/dL

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Standard International Units:

Males: 33-236 ng/ml

Females: Premenopause: 10-122 ng/ml Postmenopause: 10-263 ng/ml

Caution: <8 or >500 ng/ml

Standard U.S. Units:

Males: 33-236 µg/L

Females: Before menopause: 10-122 µg/L After menopause: 10-263 µg/L

Caution: <8 or >500 µg/L

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Mayo Clinic Laboratory Upper Limit Range:

Optimal Range: 0.0 – 1.0 ng/mL

NOTE(S): Dr. Morse prefers PSA levels of <1.0 ng/mL, with 0 (ZERO) being ‘perfect’, regardless of age.