Um, this is a good question. Will the CMA with Redux tell us what we need to take, how much, and show normal or abnormal results? Yeah, it does all those things. It's really cool test, but but you got to take it 100 120 days on some of them. And then you want to repeat it. If it's really bad, I'd repeat it. If it's not so bad and you feel great, most people feel like
incredible at the end of the 100 days, great. Yeah, call me if you need me. Repeat the test. These are t your tendencies. Treat these first from now on. I try and teach you the way. But if it's really bad and then you and then you go, "No, I still feel horrible." Then you've got some deeper problems with uh vitamin deficiencies.
Repeat it again. You know, maybe you went from 14 severe deficiencies down to six and there's six separate ones. Just completely different. It's infuriating for you, but it happens. Yeah. Because you start using different parts of your physiology uh and anatomy and
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