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Under Repletion Suggestions, they suggest the following:

600 mg BID of EPA and DHA in Omega 3 fatty acids
200 mcg of Chromium nicotinate or glycinate for 90 days
50 mg BID calcium as citrate, malate, ascorbateor glycinate
600 mg daily of NAC
200 iu Vitamin E
50 mcg Selenium
150 mg daily CoQ10
50 mg daily Lipoic Acid
250 mg daily Vitamin c

I am also going to take 50,000 iu D3 once a week for a month and have the D3 test again.

Magnesium came in at 42% with reference range 37% and above.

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