Most supplements require an LMN to be considered a qualified medical expense, because they aren't automatically covered under IRS Publication 502, which defines qualified medical expenses as products or services used to diagnose, cure, mitigate, treat, or prevent disease
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In addition, the inability of ApoC-II to increase LPL activity in HR LPL enriched fractions, when ApoC-II has such a profound ability to increase LPL activity in the triolein-based assay suggests that the interaction between the EnzChek substrate, LPL, ApoC-II and Angptl4 needs to be further evaluated
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