@trainbloom: AG1 might be one of the biggest deceptions I’ve seen successfuly pulled off in the supplement industry😶 They claims to be an all-in-one supplement that can replace all of your other daily supplements, which is why it costs over $100… But in reality, doesn’t even replace what this $11 multivimin from Walmart would do for you? They took advantage of the fact that if you place your product with reputable people, people will automatically believe that you have a quality product (regardless of what’s inside). And to be fair, I don’t blame the consumer for not taking the time to look into it. Nutrition is complicated. For example, I know nothing about cars. So if someone I see as a credible source for car information (like a mechanic), tells me something about my car, I just trust them. Because I don’t have the time to study automotive engeneering to fact check them. So I wouldn’t expect the average person to go out of their way spending hours studying nutrition, learning how to read research, or to look into how the supplement industry works when they hear a reputable podcast tell them AG1 is a good product. But what sucks about this is that the supplement industry is wildly unregulated, and makes it so easy for companies to take advantage of consumers. I go into a lot more detail on AG1 specifically on episode 112 of The Fitness Stuff (for normal people) Podcasr if you’re curious - But just want to get one thing straight… Athletic Greens is a marketing company, not a health company. #supplements #FitTok #GymTok #health #healthy #scam

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