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It's simple enough to get a test for deficiencies, then take the specific supplements you need, if you need them.

• shabble 13y ago
  Is it simple like a urine pregnancy/drug screen test that gives quantitative recommendations? Or is it more like arrange with your doctor to draw some blood, have it tested, then get an expert appraisal of the results which recommends a set of supplements? Either way, it should probably be done periodically, to account for changes in diet and personal circumstances. I wonder if this is something that personalised medicine could start with -- A machine which combines the blood analyser, expert system for determining requirements, and a set of dispensers that load the exact quantities into capsules while you wait. Ideally it'd work with something like a glucose test finger-prick sample, but I have no idea how much blood you need to run some of the more complex blood analyses.
  • codersteve 13y ago
    >>Is it simple like a urine pregnancy/drug screen test that gives quantitative recommendations? Not that I know of, you have to get blood drawn. >>A machine which combines the blood analyser Yea, that would help a lot.