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Logic needs to be countered with logic.
They can't give vague answers like "With time it will improve"
No. It won't.
Coz the issue is structural.
We can't simply copy something without assesing suitability to our markets.
I backtested the exact same strategy on both @VolrixAI and Dhan Historical Data, but the results differ substantially.
@niraj_munot, could you help understand what could be causing this difference? Is it a data quality issue, candle formation difference, or something else?
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Supplements that can harm you 💊✅
Calcium
Never calcium carbonate.
Needs strong stomach acid. Most people don’t have it.
Causes bloating and stones.
Use calcium citrate or calcium malate.
Better absorption. Gentler on the gut. Goes where it’s needed.
Folic Acid
Synthetic folic acid is outdated.
Many people can’t convert it properly.
It just circulates unmetabolized.
Use L-methylfolate.
That’s the active form your cells actually use.
Vitamin E
Avoid “dl-alpha tocopherol”.
That’s synthetic and incomplete.
Use natural mixed tocopherols.
Look for d-alpha with gamma, beta, delta.
Tocotrinol is slightly better form.
Real antioxidant protection works as a team.
Vitamin K
K1 alone is not enough.
It works mostly in blood clotting.
For bones and arteries, you need K2.
Specifically MK-7.
It tells calcium where to go and where not to.
Omega-3
Most fish oil is weak and oxidized.
Low EPA, low DHA, high hype.
Choose triglyceride or re-esterified TG form, cod liver oil.
High EPA + DHA.
If vegetarian, use algae oil. Clean and effective.
Zinc
Zinc oxide is cheap filler.
Poor absorption. Upsets the stomach.
Use zinc picolinate Zinc citrate or zinc bisglycinate.
Better uptake. Better tolerance. Better results.
Lesson:
Dose matters.
But form matters more.
Your body is biology, not a chemistry lab.
Choose nutrients it actually recognizes.
He has damaged countless small investors.
His pattern is always the same:
1. First he posts cryptic hints and hidden messages to push a narrative about a stock.
2. Retail investors get attracted, assume he “knows something,” and start buying at higher levels.
3. The stock collapses later, and the people who entered late suffer heavy losses.
This behavior isn’t guidance — it’s manipulation.
He creates FOMO, uses influence, and leaves retail holding the losses.
Stay alert.