GGT
- Serum marker for alcohol-related liver disease
- Linked to increased risk to a multitude of diseases and conditions
- Cardiovascular disease,
- Diabetes,
- Metabolic syndrome (MetS),
- All-cause mortality
- Strong predictive power for GGT, even across different gender and ethnic categories
- Relationship of GGT to other serum markers such as serum ferritin (SF) levels
- Link to exposure to environmental and endogenous toxins
- Oxidative and nitrosative stress
- General upward trend in population levels of GGT over time
- Particularly in the US and Korea
- Since the late 1970s
- Both GGT and incident MetS and its related disorders have risen in virtual lockstep
- GGT is an early predictive marker for
- Atherosclerosis,
- Heart failure,
- Arterial stiffness and plaque
- Gestational diabetes
- Various liver diseases
- Viral hepatitis
- Other infectious diseases
- Several life-threatening cancers
- Serum GGT is a superior marker for future disease risk
- Compared against multiple other known mortality risk factors.
- Glyphosate along with POPs
- Plethora of other possibilities
- Inferred by several others earlier in this thread
- pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26543300/
- Consider parasites - hard to identify