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23 years doing KETOGAINS : Basically Keto, but optimized for building and maintaining muscle, metabolic health and performance.

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A.C.3 years ago

@KETOGAINS 'Optimized'? How so?

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@KETOGAINS Electrolytes, keto, aaaaand what other blueberri vitamines are you taking?😂

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