@zephzoid: Bryan Johnson, the man trying to live forever, is firing shots at AG1. BJ took to twitter calling them out: ”AG1 is one of the lowest value health products in the world despite being the most heavily promoted” ”They just completed a clinical trial and the results show no clinical benefit.” ”AG1 has no real product substance and is fundamentally an influencer heist.” Many have questioned the efficacy of supplements like AG1 for quite some time now, but BJ brings up an even more important point. Advertising/Influencers/Marketing has allowed any product to rise to the top, leading us to lose touch with real food. Buying from corporations rather than small farmers. AG1 charges $79-$99…BJ claims the raw materials cost just $5 General estimates show the American farmer gets only 15 cents on the dollar. The rest? All to middlemen. BJ vs AG1 displays how corporations have convinced us that our health comes from their products rather than from land, farmers, and communities.
As soon as any product gets picked up by influencers, the product is garbage. It would be interesting to see ingredient data from when AG1 first launched and now.
2026-02-01 15:40:30
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The_Grapes_of_Wrath :
He's a billionaire because of margins like the ones that you're complaining about and defending him on
2026-01-31 00:05:06
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