Name & Surname: filiz
Age: 56
Gender: Female
The comparison between the old and new cardiovascular and cerebrovascular test results shows both improvements and deteriorations in multiple markers. Key vascular parameters such as vascular resistance and elasticity show slight improvements yet remain outside normal ranges in some aspects. Cerebral blood vessel elasticity and brain tissue blood supply have notably improved, signaling better brain vascular health. Conversely, blood viscosity and cholesterol crystal levels have slightly increased but remain mostly stable. Overall, heart function indicators such as left ventricular ejection impedance and coronary artery elasticity show positive trends. The results point to some recovery in myocardial indicators and brain circulation, but vigilance is needed for vascular resistance as it worsened.
This section helps interpret the functional shifts observed between two measurements in a broader context. Stable values suggest preserved balance, while improved/worsened areas are often sensitive to sleep, stress, nutrition, activity, and hydration. The goal of follow-up is to move fluctuating areas toward a more predictable and sustainable baseline.
Physical parameters including height and weight remained constant (164cm, 58kg), indicating no significant change in body composition between tests.
Body composition should not be reduced to weight alone. Lean mass, fat ratio, hydration status, and basal metabolism should be reviewed together. Lean mass gains can support performance and recovery, while fat increases may indicate the need to rebalance energy intake, activity, and routine. Measurements are best interpreted alongside lifestyle and training patterns.
Increase intake of vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins. Sample menu: oatmeal with berries, grilled chicken salad with olive oil, steamed vegetables, and fresh fruit.
Focus on fruits, nuts, and omega-3 rich foods. Sample menu: chia pudding with nuts, salmon with quinoa salad, sautéed spinach, and mixed fruit salad.
Add antioxidant-rich foods like berries and dark leafy greens. Sample menu: spinach and berry smoothie, turkey wrap with avocado, steamed broccoli, dark chocolate square.
Focus on anti-inflammatory foods such as turmeric, ginger, and leafy greens. Sample menu: turmeric scrambled eggs, mixed greens salad with walnuts, grilled vegetables, fruit dessert.