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Angelika Pfeifer

3 months ago

Would it be possible to set up a function that allows you to continue a program when you have to cancel it
to continue at the interrupted point
and don't have to start everything from the beginning again.

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Anton SF

Jun 10, 2025

Angelika Pfeifer, thank you for the suggestion! noted, we will try to implement something like this where system would remember at what point you paused the IC and then you can continue it at that point. But we can probably can make it in app - if you paused... See more

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Michele Vale

3 months ago

Do you have any plans to be able to do a scan to see what is actually needed for that person?

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Anton SF

Jun 10, 2025

Michele Vale , we currently do not have a diagnostic feature to detect what a specific person needs. However, we can provide guidance to help users select or recommend appropriate ICs and Complexes based on their specific health concerns. Additionally, some practitioners use muscle testing or bioenergetic assessments to personalize... See more

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Jessica Hinsey

3 months ago

Hello. I am looking for complexes for auto-brewery syndrome. I have searched that way and using ABS, as well as brewer's disease and am unable to find anything specific.

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Infopathy Team

Jun 10, 2025

Jessica, auto-brewery syndrome (ABS) happens when yeast or certain bacteria in the gut ferment dietary carbs into ethanol faster than the liver can clear it. No single Infopathy complex is titled “Auto-Brewery,” but you can build an effective ABS protocol with existing ICs that (1) curb the fermenting microbes, (2)... See more

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