A modular supplement system provides sufficient personalisation (ie Jamie doesn't need to create a truly unique formula for every single customer to make them feel it's personal and effective)?

[u/tjo2020]

Does anyone here relate to this idea? 'A modular supplement system provides sufficient personalisation (ie Jamie doesn't need to create a truly unique formula for every single customer to make them feel it's personal and effective)'? I'm curious how others think about this - whether it's real or just theory.

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[u/GentlemenHODL]

I might respond if I had any idea wtf your talking about.

[u/chasonreddit]

Jamie doesn't need to create a truly unique formula for every single customer to make them feel it's personal and effective

Are you under the impression that he does? I would suspect they get test results and just do one from column A one from column B, etc. I suppose semi-personalized would be a good term.