Yes, a GGT level of 200 is considered high.
According to the reference provided, GGT (gamma glutamyl transpeptidase) is elevated in individuals who consume alcohol or are exposed to toxins. The reference specifically mentions that a GST reading between 50 and 200 can indicate frequent paracetamol use or heavy alcohol consumption. This elevation can be a sign of alcoholism or longer-term liver damage.
GGT Levels and Their Implications
Here's a breakdown based on the reference:
- Elevated GGT: Levels between 50 and 200 may indicate alcohol consumption or paracetamol use.
- Causes of High GGT: Alcoholism, liver damage, exposure to toxins.
Reversing High GGT Levels
The reference suggests that elevated GGT levels can often be reversed by adopting an alcohol-free or toxin-free lifestyle.
