Thank you so much for this comment, this kind of tech can help so many people I think!

nice. You should also ask it to compare your levels to other countries ranges. For instance in the US b12,vitamin D, test, and few other things can be considered "normal" when plenty of other countries and PubMed studies have showed that it's way too low.

@@jackoverton8343 Here is the result: Key takeaways based on international standards and recent research: 1. Vitamin D levels have dropped dramatically and require immediate attention. 2. HbA1c and fasting glucose levels suggest prediabetes risk and need close monitoring. 3. HDL cholesterol, while above the minimum threshold, could be improved for better cardiovascular protection. 4. LDL cholesterol, though within US range, is above optimal levels suggested by some international standards. 5. Testosterone levels are on the lower end and might benefit from optimization if symptoms are present. 6. Vitamin B12 levels are good but show a decreasing trend that should be monitored. These insights suggest that while many of your results fall within "normal" US ranges, there are several areas where optimization could be beneficial when viewed from an international perspective or considering more recent research.

This is an amazing use case. Thank you so much for sharing.