AG1 Failed. Here's Why.

AG1 is not what it seems. We can do better.

🔗 LET’S BE FRIENDS:

[mdswng]

Finally someone calling out these overmarketed bullshit supplements

[JohnnStr]

This just reminded me of something, I completely changed my health habits by finding out book called The 21 Former doctor secrets by Rachel Morgan. It was censored on multiple platforms.

[Xuses]

Bring this to Europe at an acceptable price please before people start importing it and marking the price up (preferably Amazon).

[anshu]

The only person who has the balls to say this and back it up. Not only did Bryan address the problem, he gave us a solution. Hats off sir!

[TheMemeRepository]

I will give AG1 this:

It makes me real grateful I was too broke to afford it.

[PalashBackup]

Thank you for calling out bad marketing practices.

[macaulaybulkin]

as a doctor who used to work in supplements/nutrition before medicine, that last piece is so golden. i cant think of another company that is honest enough to say "hey our interpretations are good, it doesn't mean other scientists will agree". appreciate you for that man.

[georgeplymale]

Man I've been in the supplement game for a long time. Sourcing absolutely matters, what is on the label does not matter at all. The concentrations of active ingredient in each herb or vegetable or whatever is always something different. The active ingredients degrade at different rates. Even chemically synthesized supplements have variations in the batches.
It's 100% sourcing matters. And that is expensive, because trust nothing unless you test it. And the cheapest way to test it is to take it, and by then it's too late you've already spent your money.

[reggie]

I hate the "proprietary blend" section of labels. it's just an excuse for overpricing.

[joesmith]

Generally people selling stuff don't call out their competetors this hard. Hilarious. I like this guy.

[Tuvazeock]

This guy is awesome for having the spine to call people out on their bs.

[wenurapalihawadana]

I’m with you Bryan. You are a superhero. I hope these bullshit influencers won’t gang up to destroy you 😢

[Mark-ksjj]

The way a product SHOULD be built, & marketed. Transparency & accountability... WELL DONE!!!

[IgOg]

"One issue with many multivitamins and mineral supplements is that they often contain inadequate doses of each nutrient. Consumers may assume they're getting a comprehensive blend, but in reality, many essential vitamins and minerals are present in amounts that are too small to be effective, while others may be excessive."

[michelstronguin]

Usually its hard to trust, but Bryan Johnson is at the moment the most trust worthy person in this industry, period.

[SamSmithVev]

This video has made me wanna switch now. Been using AG1 for 2 years. Thanks for shedding light.

[aspectifyful]

Thank you for calling them out. I tried doing this myself and they flooded me with hate.

[Dan-dgpi]

Thank you for making people aware of this scam by AG1.

[LeeHipperson]

People seem to sleep on the fact Bryan is a genuine killer in the business world haha - start up boot-strapped to an $800, 000, 000 sale? Guy is going to completely rewrite the nutrition industry.

[liftstretchrepeat]

They are NOT gonna be happy about this. Awesome stuff Bryan, finally someone with a platform called this out!