moment of truth, page-36

It's interesting and timely that you bring up vitamin D testing Twinvest. I was in the car yesterday listening to Norman Swan on the ABC's Health Report and he was talking to a couple of Specialists about just that. You can find the transcript or listen to it at the below link:

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/healthreport/inaccurate-vitamin-d-testing/4148568

Here's an "entree".

"Conditions that low vitamin D is associated with has created a huge growth in vitamin D testing."

"The cost of such testing in Australia (alone) has gone from one million dollars a year in 2000 to nearly a hundred million dollars in 2010. The annual growth is up 90% per year with a significant proportion of people having multiple tests."

"But a presentation to a recent conference in the United States suggested that two of the newer tests for vitamin D are potentially inaccurate. We hear about these potential inaccuracies and we get an Australian perspective (Norman Swan)".

There certainly seems an opening for ADO with their more sensitive (and accurate) product Mix&Go!

Regards,

Goggo