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12 March 2015

BORC recorded call with London TMAU nutritionist

Body Odor Resource Center
Thanks to Lisa of the Body Odor Resource Center for arranging another great phone conference call for the trimethylaminuria (TMAU) community today.

This time the guest was :
Kit Kaalund Hansen of the Metabolic Kitchen London

You can listen to the call and previous conference calls on the BORC website
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Note : Genos Exome Testing.

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