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The decision you're learning to make

Map classes to axes

Cover the profile, balance the axes

Three worked classes

CoQ10, creatine, omega-3

Safety and the stop

Interactions, contraindications, the sentinel

Apply it: match and grade the classes

Match and grade the classes (do it)

Check yourself

Knowledge check: mapping

Knowledge check: creatine

Knowledge check: cover the profile

Knowledge check: safety

What you can now do, and where it goes

What you can now do

Take it with you

Your ingredient-class card

References

Segment 5.3 of Module 5, ingredient classes by failure point: map generic ingredient classes (never products) to axes, with worked examples (CoQ10, creatine, omega-3), the cover-the-profile/balance-the-axes logic, and safety (interactions, the sentinel stop). Scored place-and-grade. Built direct.

Module 6 - The Adjunct, Done Well (Segment 6.3: Ingredient Classes by Failure Point)

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