Question: I am 43, work out regularly and eat very healthy. I have a European husband and we drink wine every day with every meal and then after dinner while relaxing. My consumption in no way interferes with my normal life and I am rarely sick. I recently had my annual physical and I was honest about my wine intake, which is about 3 glasses per day - more on some weekends. My doctor said that under the guidelines, I was drinking too much and I replied that those were the American guidelines, which I felt were overly conservative, and other countries had different guidelines that were more in line with my drinking habits - well, at least with my normal drinking habits - I won't lie; on some weekends, I consume more. Concerned, she ran some tests and she stated that my liver enzymes were very slightly elevated and that it was related to my moderate alcohol intake. I want to know if my scores should be of concern - so far in my research it seems that I am fine. Here are the scores:

NB-EGFR = 78
25 Hydroxyvitamin D = 28
Sodium level = 142
Potassium level = 5
Chorlide = 104
Co2 = 30
Urea Nitorgen = 18
Creatinine = .8
Glucose = 81
Calcium = 9.9
Protein = 7.4
Albumin = 4.6
AST = 40
ALT = 37
Alkaline Phosphatase = 84
Bilirubin total = .7
Bilirubin direct = .2
Cholesterol total = 235
Triglycerides = 67
HDL = 104
LDLC = 117
Chol/HDL ratio = 2.3
WBC = 5.9
HGB = 15.3
HCT = 44.3
PLT = 304
RBC = 4.74
MCV = 93.5
MCH = 32.3
MCHC = 34.5
RDW = 11.7
MPV = 10.2

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I still haven't heard from you after sending the reports. Just wanted to make sure you received them and they are legible and if so, could you answer the question? Thanks so much.