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Most people feel amazing by day 100, but if not, retest and go deeper.

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Why is intracellular testing better in these cases? You're talking about versus serum, I'm presuming. Sorry, I should say. Yeah. Why is intracellular testing better than uh better than cellular? Well, intracellular is better at looking at vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and amino acid levels. And it's a lot more accurate and formative than serum

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levels. Also, um they are felt much earlier and are low on these tests weeks or even months, even sometimes years ahead of a ahead of the drop in serum levels. Plus, they are a ton cheaper um to get than the serum levels if you're

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paying cash for them. So, serum levels for these 100 supplements would when I did the math, I was using one of the labs we use push upwards of $50,000 or more. last time I checked and probably 30 or so of the antioxidants these guys test for just could not be readily run

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or even run no matter what.

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