@Rafael Zarza I do (for me and my family - via Zinzino test - that I find quite expensive, nevertheless accurate. Any other cheaper tests?

@Rafael Zarza can you pls post a link to DE store? Way too many apps with "Aware" in the name... Thanks!

This is not exactly what you are looking for, but I am extremely happy with this device: https://www.nuovotherapy.cz/produkt/laserovy-pristroj-nuovo-spektrum/ (you can switch in upper left corner to Finnish language). It incorporates "650 nm punainen laser, 450 nm sininen LED, 589 nm keltainen LED ja 560 nm vihreä LED" and besides use on a wrist it comes with ears applicator, nostrils applicator and "healing pad". I use it every day for 30 minutes along with fermented curcumin (with nostrils applicator on). Based on a work of ISLA Research Group, 447 nm blue light (not exactly on the "watch"/nostrils applicator wave length, but close to) can excite curcumin like 3-times. I just sip 2dl of curcumin, wait for 30 mins (in order to let curcumin get through GI system) and then proceed with 30 mins of Nuovo Spektrum therapy. Did not try any other combo mentioned in the attached PDF though, but 450 nm + curcumin works - did try it simultaneously on 3 clients of mine (1st curcumin only, 2nd Nuovo Spektrum only, 3rd combo) and checked inflammatory markers (his-CRP, LEU, ASP, ALT, GGT, ferritin, LDH, RDW) before and after 7 days of trial. 3rd client was (percentually - I know it is not perfect...) 57% better than averaged baseline (averaged 1st and 2nd client). Will try hypericin + yellow 589 nm light on a client with confirmed borrelia/babesia as soon as I get standardised hypericin extract from producer.

something for me ;-) I will definitely join you!

I would rather focus on finding mild nut-color-like roasted (often named Manhattan roasting) arabica organic whole beans coffee. 1) gentle roasting = more curvy taste profile (usually for cappucchino use), unlike flat taste of highly-roasted coffee beans for expresso 2) gentle roasting = coffee oils (kafestols) that stay integrated within beans (and come out on the surface when highly roasted) supposedly raise sLDL cholesterol 3) organic = importers of organic ingredients are supposed to run analysis on each batch they import - I have over 10 yrs of experience in this segment procurement so I know it is not always the case - ideally, ask your importer to deliver analysis on regular basis; we usually go Bellarom organic coffee (Lidl brand) as I have an ex-colleague working there in procurement dept. that sends me analysis for every batch sold in Czech Republic that contains levels of aflatoxins as well (see bellow) - did check lidl.fi site and could not find it though... 4) whole beans = coffee beans, along with cocoa beans, peanuts or for example tiger nuts, are highly hydrophilic so when exposed to the humidity from the air, they are prone to get moldy; this mold is hard to be seen or to be smelled and it produces a lot of aflatoxins (categorised as neuro-toxins) - so I would only go for whole beans in reasonable packaging (we do have high consumption in our family so we go for 1kg), when opened we store unused beans in vacuum container and freshly grind appropriate amount each morning Hint: I prefer dripper (with unbleached paper filter) to french press as paper filter can catch big part of above mentioned kafestols mentioned above

@Olli Sovijärvi nice! A lot of minerals/electrolytes! I do add few drops of Phyto Essentials from Rocky Mountain to the hydrogen water. And yes, I do my own sparkling water (via Sodastream machine). I forgot - all water comes through 7-stage reverse osmosis (last stage is a re-mineralization cartridge). That snore & Peace tea - is it the one from Clipper?