DS Haven In Light Of Things
Most blood tests are not looking for the nutrient problems that may actually be driving symptoms. This clip breaks down why vitamin B1 and other key nutrients often get ignored, and why so many people are told they are fine simply because the system assumes deficiency only happens in extreme cases. That assumption may be missing a lot more than people realize.
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