2 Substack articles in one week, now that's a Christmas treat!
This short write up is a list of tips on how to get started with supplements once you have had a CMA test. All of you that have recently received your results, this one's for you!
https://open.substack.com/pub/danpursermd/p/intracellular-vitamin-deficiency
And for those that have not yet received a CMA intracellular test, THEY ARE STILL ON SALE but only until the end of the year!
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