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Alice Jerahian, B.Sc, MEd
about 15 hours ago
HERE IT IS!ย 
Huge congratulations to Infopathy Team on the development of my requested NAD+ infoceutical!

This is a meaningful step forward in translating complex cellular science into something people can actually understand and use.ย  By clearly identifying how NAD+ supports mitochondrial energy production, nervous system balance, immune and lymphatic function, and overall cellular resilience, this IC is a sensitive material that bridges the gap with its cofactor, NADH, and... See more
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Carolyn Bresee
about 18 hours ago
Will it work if I put 10 of the same frequencies in 1 bottle of water?   For exmple, I want to put elderberry in for 20 minutes, I would push the button 10 times. Can 1 bottle of water 'hold' all those frequencies?
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Kerry McKinnon
3 days ago
I've just watched the Q&A where holographic stickers are discussed. I'm really interested in trying them but am very hesitant to stick them on my skin due to the toxicity of glues used. I'm also confused by sticking them on skin as then the holographic side is facing away from the body. Can they be stuck on the inside of clothing or underwear (eg bra) so they are still next to the skin? TIA :)
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Jan 22, 2026
Kerry McKinnon, you can wear imprinted holographic stickers on the inside of clothing (e.g., bra, Tโ€‘shirt, sock) so they sit close to the body. Many users do this or even place them inside a pillowcase to keep them near the body during sleep. Imprint either side and wear either side toward the skin. If youโ€™re sensitive to adhesives, use hypoallergenic holographic bandโ€‘aids or stick the sticker to fabric instead... See more
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Jan 22, 2026
Where can I find the session about holographic stickers? I am lost a bit!
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