In brief: Possibkle Hepatitis! These are liver enzymes. They typically rise if you have liver ailments like hepatitis which commonly occurs due to virus infection or due to excessive alcohol use. You need to go see your doctor who can monitor the liver functions and guide you further.
Measuring Magnets with Mils. A mil is a unit of measurement that is used to describe and specify the thickness of magnets and other materials. When shopping around for magnets, you will often see magnetic sheeting described in terms of mils. The bigger the mil, the thicker the magnet will be. 1 mil = 1/1000 inches or 0.001.
From wire and cable literature, you can find that a 37-strand, Class B, 350kcmil bare conductor has a nominal O.D. of 0.681 inches. So, the insulation thickness is the quantity 1.34 inches minus 0.681 inches divided by 2, or 0.33 inches (330 mils). Per the reactance tables, the reactance value is 0.0373. Because the conductors are in a magnetic conduit, you must multiply this value by 1.50 (increase of 50%). Therefore, the inductive reactance-to-neutral at 6-Hz in ohms per 100 feet (XL) is equal to 0.0373 times 1.50, or 0.0560.