Re: RC: Re: Parameters

[Tivers@aol.com]

In a message dated 12/21/99 6:43:51 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
WintersDwbob@aol.com writes:

<< Remember that glucose is stored in the liver as glycogen and can be used 
in a 
 number of ways .  Rather complcated processess but I love to share them  
Just 
 ask.  Also increase in WBC, RBC and possibly bilirubin is because of cell 
 destruction during fatigue Nothing to worry about.  T bilirubin should be 
 watched   But don' t be afraid of  glucose.   >>


yes. One of the solid indicators of overtraining (too much work, too closely 
spaced) in radcehorses is elevated billirubin and GGT (liver enzyme) That's 
what got me thinking about how much of the elevated CPKs we're seeing could 
be coming from the liver. I know that one LDH isoenzyme is liver-specific. 
Are there liver-specific CPK isoenzymes?

ti 

ti


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