Personalized Supplement Plan

[Farooqji]

Here is a link to a software generated personalized supplement plan. One needs to go through a questionnaire first and answer it.

alyvewellness.com/consultation

[Esperanto]

Personalized supplements can be created through various methods, such as DNA testing, blood tests, or comprehensive health assessments. These assessments help identify any nutrient deficiencies or imbalances and determine the specific nutrients that an individual may benefit from. Which method does Alyve apply and do you already have experience with it?

[Windermere1]

ok. I did it and 90% of what it came up with I already take but two of the suggestions are bad for Parkinson’s meds. How do they get all this personal need into one capsule. I don’t think so.???

[JayPwP in reply to Windermere1]

The capsule would probably be the size of an egg

[JayPwP]

Thank you for the information 🙏

[crewmanwhite]

I just answered all the questions and received their response.

What a crock of s**t!

They prescribed a general multi that they make and make a big profit from; plus some other stiff tat is irrelevant.

Their comments were inconsistent with my answers and inconsistent with their prescription.

This is definitely a health scam.

[Esperanto]

There is still a lot of research needed to understand the effectiveness and safety of supplements, let alone personalized supplements. However, it seems to be an inevitable development for the future because if an effective PD treatment does emerge, it will likely be personalized in terms of medication & supplements.

The already existing providers still seem too rude to me and therefore not recommendable.

thegoodwebguide.co.uk/lifes...

[bassofspades]

interesting. Hope I didn’t just sign up for the spam list. $29 a month is reasonable for a personalized supplement I guess.