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HIGH CRP AND HOMOCYSTEINE
Recently I checked my blood report after my first week of strength training where my Hscrp and homocysteine is quite of 3.51 & 37 respectively and others cardiac are normal like lipid profile is normal and also the apolipo is Also normal and my vitamin b12 is in border and also vitamin b9 is very low.
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Your slightly raised CRP together with low B12 and folate fits a vitamin deficiency picture more than a cardiac one.
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Please don't self-treat with high-dose supplements. Your physician should confirm the right correction plan for you.
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