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Alexander Zubatov wrote a comment to Frequently Asked Questions
over 2 years ago
Hi, I have a few questions concerning the use of stickers, which was a topic discussed during the last webinar:

1. How many can you put on your body at once without creating confusion?

2. How many different ICs can go into one sticker? 

3. If you combine a PEMF and imprinted IC in a sticker, do you have to transfer them simultaneously into the sticker (as part of a complex), or can you transfer them sequentially into the same sticker?

4. How... See more
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Nov 25, 2022
Hi Alexander, thank you for your questions! Most of "the sticker knowledge" comes from Daniel's experience. Here is my understanding based on what I know:   

1. There is probably no limit, but it may differ from person to person. Always good to start with less and see how it works.

2. I would recommend also starting with 6 or so and increasing later.

3. When imprinting media (water, etc) you need to use the  "All at once" mode, even... See more
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Beverley Cox wrote a comment to LL-37 Peptide
over 2 years ago
Hi , Iโ€™m e looking at holographic stickers are there any types that are better than others  โ€ฆ there are so many !  
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Nov 23, 2022
Hi Beverley, you can use any holographic stickers. But some of them may not have a good glue - can give you a rush if applied directly on the skin. It would be better first to put bain-aid on the skin and sticker on top if it. 
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Nov 23, 2022
Thank you
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Anthony Morillas wrote a comment to Liposomal Vitamin C
over 2 years ago
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Nov 11, 2022
Hi Anthony, yes, liposomal Vitamin C is synthetic (but made from natural ingredients). The liposomes usually are made from sunflower-derived phospholipids and other forms to mimic our body cells.
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Nov 11, 2022
Is sunflower-derived phospholipids a PUFA?
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Nov 11, 2022
Yes, "sunflower oil is primarily composed of linoleic acid, a polyunsaturated fat".
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Nov 23, 2022
And what is the substance that vitamin C comes from? Ascorbic acid or fruits such as acerola cherries?
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Nov 23, 2022
Hi Bianca, manufacturer did not specify exactly, but usually industrially (in supplements) ascorbic acid is used. 
Synthetic and food-derived vitamin C are chemically identical. 
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Nov 23, 2022
Chemically yes, but I would still prefer a natural source. ;) Thank you!
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