Ankit Agarwal

Building — upload your blood work, tells you the 3 things to fix | 0-1 Growth | ex-Uber India, Ogilvy

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

If you have TSH above 2.5, Free T4 in the lower third of its range, and symptoms: ask your doctor for Free T3 and anti-TPO antibodies.

A standard panel skips both.

Everything about TSH zones → https://t.co/NE8Nfztz2v

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

TSH of 3.8 mIU/L passes every lab's reference range.

It's also the level where fatigue, cold hands, and brain fog start showing up in otherwise healthy people.

The range goes to 4.5.

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

The National Academy of Clinical Biochemistry proposed 0.4–2.5 mIU/L as the normal TSH range in 2002. Their healthy volunteer pool showed 95% fell in that band.

Most labs never adopted the change. The upper limit still sits at 4.5.

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

was too lazy to get get water so took my magnesium with diet coke instead. Should be interesting to look at my sleep score tomorow morning

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

What each of these markers means and where you want to be → https://t.co/TUZ4QlcMJN

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

Two ways to measure blood sugar. One is on almost every annual panel. One almost never is.

The missing test tells you more.

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

Fasting insulin is the test almost no standard panel includes.

Normal glucose + normal HbA1c can coexist with rising fasting insulin for years. Insulin resistance shows in insulin before glucose.

By the time glucose is flagged, insulin resistance has been building for years.

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

Started building https://t.co/mEO7jr2stE on a very similar idea. Get blood work in and then eventually pipes to all possible wearable tech to not just tell you what is not working but also pair if the changes are leading to progress

Great that the idea is being built

[Raghav @lifeofraghav19]

Today we're opening the Founders Edition waitlist.

First 1,000 members. Free during early access. Numbered spots.

If your health data has ever felt like noise:

https://t.co/zlvWPDc2LW

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

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[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

https://t.co/mEO7jr1UE6

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

Reference ranges are calculated from people who went to get blood tests.

Think about who goes to get blood tests.

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

There's a gap between "not sick" and "optimized." Blood tests can show you exactly where you sit.

Most people never find out because nobody reads the results that way.

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

Lets go! Mehul is one of those rare builders for whom NO is never an answer. Excited to see what he brings to life with this

[Mehul Nath Jindal @mehuljindal18]

Building something that will help a normal consumer (not just the tech savvy), in their day-to-day life.

Search for the Real-World, not just the Internet.

Sign-up for Waitlist -> https://t.co/HxA9m1zpMj

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

@ankitkr0 Before also for the right validation :)

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

You can be exhausted, struggling to think, unable to recover.

Your report will say: normal.

https://t.co/mEO7jr1UE6 — your ferritin tells a different story.

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

The normal ferritin range on most lab reports bottoms out at 12 ng/mL. The level at which you become clinically iron deficient.

Functional iron deficiency — fatigue, brain fog— starts showing up around 30 ng/mL.

What you ferritin scale your lab report does not show you

[Ankit Agarwal @Ankit_A]

3. Optimal range (50-100 ng/mL)

* Where energy and cognitive function stabilise
* Rarely mentioned in standard care
* FixFirst flags when you are below this for your activity level