Number of ZP loops question

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#1

I have a question regarding listening patterns.
If run 1 ZP title for 21 days, I get 11 loops. 45 days give me 22 loops.
That’s if I only do one loop.
If I run 2 ZP titles, I get 11 loops for 21 days and 22 loops for 45 days.

My question is with 3 ZP titles. For 21 days I get 6 loops of sub 1 and sub 2 and 5 loops of sub 3.
For 45 days, I get 12 loops of subs 1 and 2 and 10 loops of sub 3.
Therefore, listening to 3 subs gives you half the number of loops you’d get if you had only 1 or 2 subs in your stack.

How would that work for multi stage subs? We’re supposed to listen to each stage for 45 days and move on to the next stage. If you have 3 subs in your stack, you only get 10 or 12 loops instead of 22 loops. How do we solve that? If have a multi stager in my 3 sub stack, should I listen to the stack longer than 45 days? Should I listen until I get 22 loops?

Or do 10/12 loops give me the same results as 22 loops?

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#2

I believe time is the key here.
After 3 weeks of exposure to a suggestion you start to belive it

Now 3 weeks of a stateshift a la ZP is enough to make it permanent.

just my view on the subject

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#3

Anyone has a comment?

#4

To me it’s no doubt that, if all things equal (meaning rest days, same sub), 10 loops effects are less than 22 loops. That’s likely why Saint said that the more subs we listen to, the slower the results.

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