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My name is Dr. Charlie Faganholz here with Lauren Johnson, and we got five more of your questions.

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This person asked Takasumi after x-rays.

On a previous podcast, you quickly mentioned taking

Takasumi after an x-ray. I can't find anything called that by doing a Google search.

Well, that's because they spelled it wrong. And so they spelled it T-O-X-U-M-I. It's T-A-K-E-S-U-M-I, Takasumi. But it says in the span of six months, I had full-body x-rays, CT, MRI, and dental x-ray.

I'm sure it's too late for me to take anything now, but would be good or would be good

to understand this protocol for next time?

And that's a good question.

Yeah.

I actually, well, it depends.

Did the MRI or the CT have contrast?

Because if it did, I would actually say to still take it for a little bit because of the

gadolinium in the contrast.

I would also say I'd probably do a little circuitonic for the kidneys if that was the case as well.

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