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AG1 is a multivitamin Nothing more It shouldn't replace your intake of leafy greens Also, the probiotic dose is quite minuscule

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Kiki Kargilis2 years ago

Thank you for your unwavering dedication to scientific integrity and honesty in your podcasts and posts. Your refusal to compromise your values for advertising speaks volumes about your commitment to delivering trustworthy content.

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Wolverine D2 years ago

@hubermanlab thoughts?

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Patrick Noonan 🇮🇪2 years ago

AG would be great if it was literally 10% the price.

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Luis M Lifts2 years ago

Oh damn, Rhonda calling out this overpriced product that’s shilled by every podcaster.

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Andrei Mellas2 years ago

Agreed, nothing beats whole fresh foods. Proteins, carbs and fruit and veggies.

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Lindsay Dixon2 years ago

💯 Finally, someone said it.🙌

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Joe Mudonja2 years ago

I took AG1. It’s ok and like you said the superfoods are minimum. I made a greensmoothie and added AG1. There are better options on the market. And it’s a expensive on the go drink.

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Mic-al Brojak2 years ago

You say what @hubermanlab @lexfridman @stevenmarkryan

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Ξxponent1al2 years ago

Are there ANY greens powders that would function as a legitimate source of greens?

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