I am not a doctor nor a PhD in biochemistry so my knowledge is that of the Sherdog level which means I have f#&cking no clue what all those numbers on that spreadsheet even mean.
Urine testing....
PH - normal ph of urine is in the 6.5 to 8.0
Andro - androsterone
Etio - etiocholanolone
DHEA - Dehydroepiandrosterone - normal range 1-9.5 ng/ml
of the samples taken 14 fall outside normal range, 6 within normal range.
Test - testosterone - generally between 270 and 1000 ng/dL so 2.7 and 10 ng/mL
Of the sasmples taken, 10 are within range, 10 are outside range, some excessively so
T/e - T/E ratio - ratio of Testosterone to Epi-testosterone in the system. Most men are 1:1, but .7 to 1.3 is a pretty normal variance within that. Wada consider anything over 4:1 to be doping. NSAC consider 6:1 and over doping.
Lawler at 3:1 and Bermudez at 2.6:1 are getting close to what WADA would consider doping. however they are both as low as 1:7 and 1:3 respectively for other tests
blood
haemoglobin - normal range for male adult 13.2/17.3
All samples analysed normal
hct% - percentage of red blood cells in the blood, usually between 38-51 for a healthy adult male (over 50 is considered doping by wada)
retics/retic% - retics are immature blood cells. Number of retics as a percentage denotes percentage of new blood cells in the body. Normal is between about .5% and 1.5%, although generally for most people its around the 1% mark. Low retics can indicate blood transfusion, high retics can indicate EPO use.
Off score - a formula combining the various elements of the blood profile. ( off score is Hb x 10