Doctor Ralph Giorno Releases Book to Help Understand What Can Go Wrong with Every Medical Laboratory Test

Denver, CO, January 21, 2016 --(PR.com)-- Blood Trails offers in depth understanding of things that can go wrong with every medical laboratory test. Blood Trails focuses on high volume tests such as TSH, potassium, Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D and other tests to provide detailed analyses of issues specifically pertaining to those tests. Blood Trails examines the entire medical screening industry and discusses whether doctors and patients are doing a disservice to themselves by aggressive screening for disease that may not be medically necessary. Blood Trails discusses some simple tests that can be used to more accurately determine your functional Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D status and also discusses a group of tests that can predict how long you will live, regardless of what expensive DNA sequencing tells you about your genetic makeup.

The book discusses misuse and misunderstanding of diagnostic cancer testing, and strongly advocates the IDLE (indolent lesions of epithelial origin) concept. It discusses the importance of obtaining second opinions on surgical biopsies and points out the difficulties of obtaining such opinions because of conflicts of interest and monopolistic tendencies in the practice of pathology, the medical specialty involved in biopsy diagnosis. Finally the book introduces the death markers, simple lab tests that give an indication of how long you will live.

Book Details:
Blood Trails
By Ralph Giorno, MD
Published: June 2015
ISBN: 978-0996490009
ASIN: B00YZ1XADE
Pages: 167
Genre: Medical, Health/Wellness

About The Author:

Ralph Giorno, MD is the Blood Whisperer. Dr. Giorno is a graduate of the University of Colorado

School of Medicine and is board certified by the American Board of Pathology in Clinical Pathology, Anatomic Pathology and Immunopathology.

Dr. Giorno has worked in a large variety of settings and has been the Medical Director of hospital, independent and commercial laboratories.

Visit Dr. Giorno’s website, bloodwhisperer.com, for information on how Dr. Giorno can help your healthcare website look better, information on medical malpractice consulting as well as interesting discussions on medical problems affecting historical figures.

For review copies, author interviews, or more information please contact:

Ralph Giorno, MD
Email: whisper1 (at) bloodwhisperer.com
Website: http://www.bloodwhisperer.com