It's not the enzymes that lead to disease they are markers of liver cell malfunctions. If the cells are damaged or if the bilary (liver+gall bladder) system is damaged/blocked these enzymes get released into your blood.

How are your bilirubin levels? This data in concert with the enzyme numbers can point to or eliminate a few things that might be going on.

Bilirubin total .4
Bilirubin Direct .2

Sounds like Gilbert’s Syndrome to me, a benign hereditary liver condition, I have it myself... sometimes I look a tad jaundice, bit tired etc but nothing too bad, I got diagnosed after repeatedly having high liver values and high Bilerubin. I’d ask to be looked into for this syndrome, as I say of no real importance to life and I drink a lot and always have done and had liver scans etc and my liver is fit as a fiddle it’s just the levels show high so even for peace of mind it’s worth checking.

Thanks for this keen as hell insight, do you know if there is a test for the gene? How did you reach your conclusion?

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My ALT levels were at 114 so yours are not high from UK guides.
mine was due to Fatty Liver, had to change my diet and its coming down slowly. They had to do a ultrasound to check but also did a Hep B test to see if there was any liver inflammation but thank God mine was ok. Try taking milk thistle it helped my ALT levels come down along with 2.5 litres of water a day, blackseed oil (cold pressed organic), coffee, plenty of green tea and low sugar, salt and fat diet. If you drink alcohol id stop.
Im not a dr but thought id share from what my experience was although it may not be same for you.

Thanks I'm down with the thistle now and have got better test results ;)

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High liver enzymes means your liver is working too hard to process all the crap you are putting into yourself. Mine was the same years back when I was dependent on class a