Dietitian Reviews Athletic Greens AG1 (What the Influencers Aren't Telling You)

You've likely seen your favorite influencers rave about greens powders. But do they actually work? I cover it all in this video.
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[@crystaljennings6308]

I ordered and tried AG 1 for the gut health part due to problems with constipation and I used it for two months. It did not help with constipation at all and I really didn't notice any other benefit from it.

[@driving-you]

"that is some real expensive pee"... 🤣 thanks Hannah for putting things in perspective, and saving me money, and focussing on my veggies and fruits... great channel, keep it going! ❣

[@mrkyleescobar]

But its better than not taking it at all right. Shall i jst not supplement and rely on my diet. This fills the gaps

[@felaa5140]

Thanks, ur comments were so helpful

[@dontask7898]

What the heck, did she not look at the back of the bag?? All the ingredients are on it. Funny how you talk about the "claims" but not the actual ingredients. You have never got all the vitamins and minerals from eating in 1 day. Most people don't eat enough greens a day period. It's a hack and it helps.

[@NewVisionLCS]

What do you recommend for a truck driver on the road, that can't store fruits and veggies like someone who lives in a normal house?

[@stawpcryintv]

I wish they would answer u!!

[@NewVisionLCS]

@@stawpcryintv they must be to busy!

[@royhenson3379]

@@NewVisionLCS probably AG1 🤣

[@NewVisionLCS]

@@royhenson3379 🤣🤣🤣

[@slebnation2035]

Have you tested out the product? I would love to know if you have tried it out. I am totally on board with the notion that food is always the better option than supplements, but many people don't like to cook (takes a lot of time, effort, preparation, etc.) and as a result people often do not get sufficient servings of fruits and veggies. By no means am I advocating this as a replacement, but I think I would be remiss not too mention how many people who are unsponsored individuals have raved about the benefits of the product while including it in their diets.

[@XtruecanadianX]

Yes, I agree a lot with your comment. So many people are not able to eat like this person suggested. There are many with deficiencies in their diet and of course a diet solution is ideal, but often hard to achieve.

[@The_HuntzMan]

American diets are dog shit too so supplements are fine. Many people feel better with greens supplements outside of these “influencers”

[@Gnilesington]

Thank you! I feel like I’m going mad or something. With every review of AG1 being positive and every comment about it is something like “I’ve tried it for six months and first I was sceptical but now I feel so much better blabla”. Is every review just sponsored or is this Herbalife all over again?😢

[@jovinmathew4181]

Bro even if I told you it works you wouldn’t think about it! You’ve already made up your mind!

[@Anthropic312]

No, I’m a real person and I’ve been supplementing and bodybuilding for 25 years and I believe that everyone should be supplementing, but I buy very few supplements only the stuff that works and I’ll tell you what this stuff works. I feel great and I think you could probably replicate the drink with about $60 worth of pills or so but I think the sourcing and delivery of these nutrients is worth a little bit of a premium and so I recommend having a greens complex like this with all of the different probiotics, etc. included. I would suspect that really anyone of these companies would be sufficient.

[@perezdr1]

I think you are correct. But there is a fundamental miss here. People know they need to go to the gym and don’t do it. Same way people know they have to eat better (aka get their nutrients from the food directly but don’t do it). If what AG1 claims is true, and the ingredients are high quality, then I think you are paying for the convenience, even though is probably overpriced.

[@Randomlycreatedbyme]

Just take a multivitamin for 20$ a month then. The problem is not the overpriced supplement, the problem is the advertisement behind it. Podcasts like Huberman promote it and leverage their credentials to make people think this is the most advanced, scientifically backed, line of supplements out there when in reality they don’t even give you the amount of ingredients you are getting.

"If" indeed, but my money is on both not being the case. The first point, that what they claim is true, is pretty obviously not the case.

[@bubsyoutube]

Yeah yeah, but I don’t like eating buying rotting fruit and vegetables every week.

[@johnsiebesma]

Just eat whole foods. Non-processed food food that does not come in a package after all food can be medicine. I wouldn’t waste my money on AG 1

[@annal4096]

Throw in menopause, eating healthy isn’t helping either side effects. Sometimes these supplements can help where fruits and veggies aren’t enough. I wouldn’t have considered this at 30 or 40 but at 55 yes I am 😂

[@Reefkeeper578]

That's great your a dietitian and all but have you even tried it? Hard to take your advice on a "review" that's just hear say. I actually use it and I can say its made a HUGE difference. Seems more like the price is an issue to you and if you cant afford it just say so. Keeping fresh fruits and veggies 24/7 is a pain, that's what your paying for. Ill base my review on how I feel after I drink it. AMAZING

[@robcousins231]

I seriously doubt you’ve seen a huge difference. I am a subscriber as well and I have to be honest and say I have noticed basically no change. I’ve been a subscriber since October. There is zero change in my energy levels, no change in vowel movements etc. I have another month as I didn’t cancel in time. But it’s really a bit of a scam.

[@pamsmith8268]

I will say this. I was very skeptical of trying AG1. I absolutely hate spending money on these things and never get into the current fad! But I decided to try them because going through premenopause had me feeling so terrible all the time!! I would eat clean and take vitamins, but I still felt terrible. So I thought I'd give it a shot. The first week, I thought, nah, it's just my mind telling me I feel better because I wanted to feel better. By the second month, my daughter came to me and said, "Wow, I can totally tell the AG1 is working!! She noticed changes in my energy, esp my moods. No hot flashes, and I sleep better. My cycles are better, plus I'm not bloated. Things regulated out (if you know what I mean) I never wanted to say anything about how much better I felt because I wanted those close to me to see it , if they seen it without me even trying to show them then I knew it wasn't just me thinking it. Now the money..... I absolutely still hate to pay for it!!! It is definitely a sacrifice!! So I didn't take it for a good week. NEVER AGAIN, as long as I can afford it, will I do that again. Feeling better is worth the money!! In my honest opinion. We spend money on other things that we love to do. I choose to spend money on something that makes me feel better so I can do those things I love to do. This is just my honest review and funny how I hadn't even put a review on their website 🤷‍♀️ guess I should. I'm just not one to even comment on things like this usually.

[@terryemoorer296]

Wow.I am perimenapausal & I had the complete opposite results.I thought I was going to have to make a run to the emergency room .I still am not sure what ingredient made me sick but it did.there is caffeine in the green tea extract & Stevia & everything I've read tells me that caffeine & sugar are not the things to have in your diet once you start to loose estrogen .I was disappointed.I quickly went back to my own homemade smoothies with greens & I also made a delicious smoothiethat consist of kefir, kale,& blueberries that is wonderful for your gut.happy good health

[@Bloozguy]

So, what's the going price for feeling good these days? If it works for YOU, then it's fact. This nutritionist is giving us the 3rd person science based view, not personal experience. I say, personal experience trumps science based studies every time. One person's anecdotal experience, is another person's personal scientific victory. I've been doing AG1 for a month now, and there's clearly a difference. Like my daughter says, _it's part of the food bill now_

[@sarahdoanpeace3623]

Fantastic, I’m so glad it worked for you, that’s wonderful! 😊

[@scoobs80]

blah blah blah,i bet your work for them

[@sarahdoanpeace3623]

@@scoobs80 nope, not at all. I actually don't work for any health care product, business or alternative medicine company.

[@shaunchow9260]

I wouldn't say this is a true review, since you didn't actually try it. I think you present valid points for people that aren't already aware, but at the same time, you're ignoring a major consideration here. For people who aren't getting a well-balanced diet, or have time to cook and integrate fresh foods into their diet, this is a simple and easy (expensive) way to ensure they're getting nutrients they may be missing otherwise. Obviously, someone like yourself who probably eats relatively healthy to the average person won't need this. But for people who have no idea how to eat healthy or want to, this might help them feel better, etc. Definitely not a miracle drink or anything, but also could be a good fit for some people.

[@TetrahedronIX]

How can you review something you havent tried. Just gave her opinion about green powders.

[@laurencewoodward658]

Considering this isn’t exactly a positive review why are there quite a few comments along the lines of “now I’m going to go any buy AG1” or as if this was positive? Are these bots or something? Thanks for the review.

[@graysonburkhart]

Yes. Has to be bots or folks not watching the entirety of the video. There's no way anyone could watch this video in its entirety, without realizing all we need is fruit and vegetables. That's all we've ever needed, is fruits and vegetables in our daily diet. Eating fruit and vegetables, has been the way to go since the beginning of time

[@FloydRinehart]

I know this video is almost a year old, but I just watched it now. I appreciate the information!

[@abiv23]

Great review, thanks for cutting through the malarkey

[@The_HuntzMan]

I’m sorry but you aren’t eating every single food group every day 🤦🏻‍♂️ American Diets are terrible too. Most aren’t getting all the nutrients they need

[@mattp4079]

What percentage of these positive comments are sponsored?

[@josephlane1614]

For people who aren't dietitians and don't have the ability to easily get in contact with dietitians(ie most people) they aren't going to know what foods they need to eat more of to work on their health. In that sense i think putting vitamins that most people don't know to consume into a nutrient blend is a good idea. I think over saturating tho is a bit sketchy. When you say 400% of daily dose how is that calculated. Is height/ gender important in the discusion, and how important is it. Some needs seem to almost grow exponentially as you look at taller and taller people. Not to mention just looking at the callorie difference between genders. I have to eat nearly twice as many calories as my gf to stay a healthy weight. I'm 5 inches taller than her. I'm just saying they could have so many nutrients so that it's still effective for larger people.

[@yurelllewis9535]

Just to be clear you really have no idea if it works or not because you havent actually tried it?

[@roxannaissa5949]

Time you take individual vitamins it all adds up to about 100 bucks a month anyways

[@nanarose3496]

Exactly! Or even more.

[@mattkelly1587]

She is so cynical, while talking about "how else will they get your money honey"- while you charge people to do something called "eating"...... developing a product that millions of people swear by vs "eat healthy, now where is my money honey"

[@micknorth9657]

Sorry but if you are going to review something then please try it

[@CodyGarrett-f5f]

I have p.o.t.s because of Covid I can’t digest like other and I have Mast Cell so yes If your struggling with being able to hold down your food because of digestion I’d recommend it.

[@skylarhadad8656]

Well, I would typically agree with this review because I do think that there’s a lot of marketing scams within the fitness and health industry. I have to say I disagree strongly about this. It’s not that people can’t or don’t want to eat fruits and vegetables. But it’s the fact that fruits and vegetables have become so expensive and often go bad before we’re even able to eat all of them that the cost alone for a month supply of actual fruits and vegetables nowadays probably be more than a green supplement. Also, there’s a substantial amount of carbohydrates from sugars within fruits, and you’re not getting that when you’re taking a supplement. The point of another comment on here, there are a lot of people that are on the road or working a lot of hours and do not have the ability or the time to make sure they’re getting a balanced diet hence why supplements are even a thing to begin with.

[@The_HuntzMan]

All I learned was that that you’re against supplements 😂

[@richessery8475]

Vastly overpriced for what it is. Coupled with a foul taste (in my view) it is not worth it. You can see many 'influencers' grimacing when they have to swallow the AG stuff.

[@bubsyoutube]

What foods would I have to eat to cover all the nutrients in AG1?

[@TheHuester44]

This reviewer is obviously biased and hasn’t actually used the product. The thing about getting nutrients from your food ideally would be true. However the soil that the fruits and veggies are grown in are often depleted and do not contain the nutrient value you would hope for. I’ve noticed that people who have spent some time in Europe claim the food there is of much better quality. That is because of their farming practices and they don’t use a butt load of insecticides , toxic fertilizers and GMO seeds . So ideally yes getting our nutrients from only food sources wood be excellent. Reality that is very unlikely. So instead of taking several sources of vitamins and minerals which can ad up to hundreds of dollars a month a product like AG1 makes sense. I’ve never used it myself which is why I wanted an independent review of the product of someone who HAS USED the product. Unfortunately this reviewer hasn’t. She’s just giving her opinion. It is fair to be cynical though as the nutritional field is a sketchy one based on profit. Some companies are legit and some are not.

[@merischino]

I am not a customer of ag1, just watching videos to educate myself in case I’d like to be one. This video was a waste of my time. In a nutshell: it has known ingredients that if you prefer you can get somewhere else; they have a legal arrangement whereby they do not publish their recipe. This is like, not information that requires more talking than that it would take to read out loud. All the rest is an influencer trying to influence without actually offering any helpful information. Having seen videos where the presenter reviews published health studies while discussing ag1, their claims, and their ingredients, I can say with impunity this video was a complete waste of time

[@tt55k]

Wow how unusual a cynical dietitian, go figure . The truth is - now days unless you are growing your own organic vegetables or have a friend who is that you can get free or cheap produce from , organic food is really expensive , many can not afford it , so their options are less nutrient dense commercial foods , quality Whole Food supplements that are high quality are very helpful . But I guess you are a dietitian and you want/NEED people going to you for their dietary needs and advice.

[@fatalisticbunny]

I don’t use greens powders. I’m not into these health products and I don’t know why your video popped up in my suggestions feed. Still, I like watching new things. So that’s why I’m here. As I indicated, I know nothing about these products. But, for a reviewer, you do seem angry, girl. The whole eye roll attitude seriously damages your credibility as a reviewer, in spite of your attempts to proffer pros and cons. Ooff!

[@GayleCombs-h1q]

Can you review good supplements for gut health

[@TDA55555]

This review is a nothing-burger. The point is, people don’t get the nutrients from food. Therefore, if they cannot…?

[@chrisduvall668]

I love AG1….ive been taking it 2 months and have noticed a huge shift in my hunger cravings….making healthy food choices at mealtimes much easier. No more snack cravings in the afternoon…no more “hangry” moments. My guess is that I had some sort of nutrient deficiency that’s being addressed by AG1. It is expensive…and I’d love to replace it with whole foods….but until I’m clear what my deficiency has been, i’ll stick with AG1

[@darshnapatel4333]

Are you sponsored by AG1?

[@chrisduvall668]

@@darshnapatel4333 nope

[@MsSomeonenew]

Our gut has it's own biome and that grows with the foods we eat, so if you are a McDonalds fiend your gut adopted to support it, but then it also needs that stuff to report a "happy" state. So if you switch to another diet your gut will be unhappy for a while(which is why most people quit diets), but then the gut adopts the new system as the correct way.

[@chrisduvall668]

@@darshnapatel4333 I wish…

[@akbuilder7626]

You're pissing out 90% of the AG1

[@PP-NNN]

I get legcramps when I use it. I suspect it lacks something or there is to much of something

[@480brad]

This product is for people like me. I hate eating fruits and vegetables…so it makes sense for me to

[@denisefrandsen5106]

Just eat beef, win win,bet your nutrients more bioavailable, and don't have to eat the fruits and veggies... (They are not as bioavailable as animal products)

[@Joystar3000]

❤ I’d rather eat my greens 🥬 rather than sip some powdered stuff in a bag .i really appreciate this . Everyday Im unlearning all of the diet traps I’ve learned and heard over the years .I’m starting back to eating my morning oats and cold cereals.

[@terryemoorer296]

I got really sick off this after 2 days so be careful.I will never order a powder green again.

[@kezzyx3581]

This is such a bad take. Not everyone eats like you. I wouldn’t want you as a dietitian.

[@markgriffiths409]

Super expensive Superfad!

[@adriankennedy2492]

I think you offer as much a one sided argument as any greens powder manufacturer. We are not all dieticians or wish to put time into going to the gym. I hate the gym, i have a small one that has dust on it, 2 kids, a business, and a house to take care of. Quick greens powders and protein shakes help. Time wise, youre talking a minute to two instead of easily an hour to round up and scruff down all the ingredients in here. People make time for what they really want right... Well a minute a day can get you all of this "3rd party" tested product, in that fancy ass bottle, then yea. Its worth it. People who smoke spend 300 plus a month on it l, these days. You spent, what, an hour making, editing, posting this video. Id say you are wasting your time, instead of getting people to stop being healthy and falling for these health traps, maybe, be another ding dong on the internet giving work out advice or how to ingest the 75 ingredients ag1 puts up, but naturally. FYI, im a ding dong who is awaiting his first order, but i want to do it for convenience, a great start to the day, i currently use another product, im testing the market. America is fat. It needs all the help it can get, ultimately i agree with you but level the playing field if you are giving an honest shot at a company trying to make people healthy while making s buck. Cause you and i both know, there are much worse companies out there. Unless.. their proprietary blend is cornstarch and toe jam powder. Then. They indeed deserve all the shots and eye rolls hou gave them. 😂

[@dksculpture]

Thanks for your insights. It’s practically impossible to know without trying whether this supplement is effective. That said we know for sure that the company and its spokespersons are making money. That strikes me as a conflict of interest between truth and profit. I’m not saying AG1 isn’t possibly effective but I do see a red flag.

[@gayle.catgrim4640]

Well done, thank you. So AG1 is a hard no for me.

[@saulgoodman2018]

Lots of KZbinrs are shilling this now. I'll bet no one is doing any research into it, and look at health articles about it. They just shill it for the money.

[@jp9631]

If you cant eat or know what to eat AG1 is a simpler way of getting your daily intake of vegetables just by having 1 drink, $100 a month also pays for convience of having to drive to the supermarket and spend countless hours shopping for your veges and fruit that most likely will go to waste because you dont eat them all in time.

[@corybourrier9722]

I love my AG1 😎 it’s literally fixed my gut health and sleep.

[@AR-nu4qe]

How u ordered it

[@corybourrier9722]

@@AR-nu4qe online with a monthly subscription

[@genghiskengmail]

Have you considered drinking Yakult instead? It's cheaper. A little sugary though.

[@spiritsama51]

So you got scammed and could have just had regular fruits and vegetables.

[@AR-nu4qe]

@@corybourrier9722 is it bad to take one scoop in the monring and one scoop before bedtime?

[@The_HuntzMan]

No way you’re a nutritionist

[@jaredmiller8740]

I took AG1 for about a month now....not noticing any difference in performance or any improvement in any issues I have been having.

[@xblowsmokex]

What is your diet?

[@fatalradius]

Tried it for a month…..It’s not worth it. The only thing I would say it helped with was digestive health….But that’s easily fixed with wayyyy cheaper options.

[@frank1192]

You sounded like you hated it right off the bat, not biased at all smh

[@CedrickBagley]

Damnit, I already paid the $99. Wish I had seen this first.

[@AliBees]

I’m going to try it for myself. That’s the only way to know for myself.

[@syrusxd]

People will watch this and still say "but it helps me!" I am dumbfounded.

[@moomarkel]

Well people will literally make the same claim with any vitamin lol. This product is actually used alot by people like me who work 15+ hour days for up to 21 days stright and generally don't Have a great diet in general. So while it may not be a miracle drink it definitely helps a little. And at under 3 dollars a day I'm ok with that.

[@lurkzie]

I've always be taught to avoid processed food with too many ingredients. 99 bucks for some blended veggies is wild

[@AntonioAguilar10]

Dr Andrew Huberman, we need to talk

AG1 et al: modern snake oil medicine.

[@stawpcryintv]

Wat can we drink if we have no time to cook

[@kerri5595]

Greens are way too bitter and gross for me to consume unless I roast them. So yeah, I opt for this kind of thing. It cracks me up how dieticians think we can and will do our own cooking and meal prep every day without covering up the taste of veggies with Ranch or melted cheese

[@jean-francoislegault4720]

One scoop of ag1 a day keeps the nutritionist away ! is that what your saying ? cool.

[@CatVonMe54]

I'm an older woman with compromised teeth and I can't stand eating most fruits and vegetables. And so many fruits are high in sugar too. I have a tiny kitchen and hate to cook. I'm giving AG1 a try; we'll see.

[@nanarose3496]

I am a 75 year old woman living on my own. The horrendous cost of fresh fruits and vegetables is so limiting when on a fixed income like I am. My gut does not tolerate fresh greens, I’m diabetic (controlled with diet), I can’t sleep at night (sleep maybe 3-4 hrs a night) and other health issues. When I do splurge for fresh vegetables and fruits, I often end up having to throw some out because I didn’t feel well enough to cook. Between the many vitamins and supplements I take, I was spending more than $100 a month in them. When you add in the cost of food that was thrown out, I probably save money with AG1. I ordered the introductory offer and canceled right away assuming it probably wouldn’t work and I might not cancel before another shipment. I am going in to my second week and have to admit it seems to be helping my gut issues, sleep is improving just a bit and I have more energy. If this continues to improve I will be reordering. NOTHING (Including food) works for everyone. I also know this isn’t the placebo effect as I always assume this kind of thing doesn’t work.

[@kanantony4423]

What's a cheaper alternative?

[@daniellemorley3953]

thank you, yes I agree with you , eating a well rounded and balanced diet seems to work beautifully with me, yes it takes discipline and creating a daily routine and taking time to cook and enjoying eating, isn't this better than worrying about am I taking enough pills? am I fat? am I too thin? etc etc ......... If you eat a balanced diet with awareness naturally your body will respond to this positively and you will be healthy and feel joyful and have plenty of energy.

[@Laura-tp8wz]

Can I use AG with meth? Lol

[@0Akeldama0]

Please try to reduce vocal fry

[@billsmith-wq5or]

What happens if this green powder really works?

[@parasit5165]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGKsZYClp6mpgbc das sagt alles...

[@jacques-dev]

I don't eat healthily, I'm too busy to cook for myself and mostly eat takeout. I'm looking for a supplement to help me ensure I get the vitamins and nutrients I need, what should I take?

[@dietitianhannah]

I cannot make individualized supplement recommendations via a comment section.

[@spiritsama51]

How do you know you aren't eating "healthily"?

[@jacques-dev]

@@spiritsama51 I eat fried chicken and burgers from fast food restaurants everyday lol

[@MobileLyfe]

It’s a scam

[@frankmassello9073]

Rip off Eat real food A.ything manufactured loses 90 percent of its value

[@shaunwalker6651]

I'm a retired Home Health Aide, thanks for the information. I will go to my patients care book and get the information I need. Thank goodness for DIETICIAN!!

[@tt55k]

Yes what would she do without you thinking you need her

[@terrizierke8528]

I absolutely wont be without it ever again. I've got waaay less bloating and feel "good" Hard to explain but i know it definitely makes sense for me.

[@syrusxd]

Placebo goes a long way lol

[@Blue-Mondays]

Confirmation bias? Cheaper and better to eat only the foods that don’t give you bloat in the first place.

[@micla6221]

Soylent Green 😂😂

[@fredlovera8726]

She needs some Sun.

[@NINJA_INVESTORS]

Very uninformed

[@airmanfair]

Very well reasoned review!

[@sarahelizabeth9483]

You say that you can get all the nutrients offered by greens powders in fruits and vegetables- what do you have to say for the reportedly depleted soils which are making our produce much less vitamin dense, though??

[@chanakpugkaing]

I agree with what you’re saying but here’s what’s weird…. I started to look for an alternative to this nasty uber greens Suja my wife was drinking everyday. Found AG1 and bought a subscription. I’m 2 months in and it has made a HUGE difference for me. I’m actually shocked at the difference. My gut issues have been completely eliminated, my morning energy levels are through the roof, and my performance in the gym has improved, and as a result my sleep has been perfect. Here’s the negative… my energy level in the afternoon gets quite low. Anyways I challenge you to try it for a month, you might change your mind.

[@TheDulce82]

I have severe gut issues . I tried ever diet , juice probiotic , coffee enemas etc out there and nothing I mean nothing worked . Would this help ?

[@Korterra1364]

@@TheDulce82 A Gastroenterologist and subsequent Dietician (not nutritionist!) visit is what you need. They can do the proper medical diagnosis and tell you what your issue is and what might be causing it. Then they can give you advice for meeting your goals and steer you away from dangerous practices like coffee enemas. Even IF you don't want to take medicine like a pill or infusion, the Gastro will have good advice and the Dietician can help you create a meal plan to keep you healthy. I also suffer from GI issues, and i'm not averse to medicine and i'm doing great because of it, but my long term goal is to be free of my regular infusion visits and incorporate sustainable lifestyle changes like diet and exercise to help. Without a medical doctor and registered dietician it is much harder so I always recommend people see both. Sometimes, though, you can't change your environment such as job, family, local pollutants where you live, etc and you have to trust the peer-reviewed medical science and take some medicine AND make the lifestyle changes. There is no one-stop shop, there is no "cure" for chronic illnesses like GI issues. You have to put in the work and do many different things and attack it from many different angles. Happy to talk about this more if you'd like and best of luck to you.

[@HH-cv1dr]

@@Korterra1364 what infusions are you getting? do the dieticians have blood tests that youre doing regularly? what's a better alternative to a coffee enema?

[@Korterra1364]

@@HH-cv1dr enemas are not a medical treatment. They're largely unproven and not recommended by any medical doctor. "Flushing out" your gut with an enema can actually do more harm because it strips the lining of the mucus and good bacteria that keep it healthy. I take Entyvio for my infusions once every 8 weeks after working with my Gastro for 2 years. It's been life changing and I can't recommend it enough. It gave me my life back.

[@wangonguy62]

I'm looking at greens powders because I'm a very picky eater and know its hurting my health. For some just eating more fruits and veggies isn't an option and a lot of reviews forget or ignore that.

[@BillCheshire_Jr]

Blessings 👋

[@GraffitiKiid814]

Everyone’s a scientist all the sudden. Holy shit it’s simple. Buy it. Try it. See wtf happens.

[@_spaghetti]

i just got ag1 and tried it for my first day today and i first thought that it had that gross medicinal smell some people get... kinda like how some people dont like how cilantro tastses but anyways i also thought it tasted gross.

[@bendybruce]

I think the appeal of these products relates to the fact that many people likely know their diet is Deficient, and this is a quick fix way to address that. But it's certainly not an economically sensible way to do it, nor does it address the underlying problem. Seems more like the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff, because as soon as you stop taking it you're a back to exactly where you started. Personally I think these products are a joke and people should probably just make the effort to eat healthier. The spam-like way this product markets itself through KZbin creators and influences also turns me off. It's very predatory behavior. Does the company really care about their product and their customer or do they just care about how much money it can make them?

[@nikleut]

I'm definitely not an influencer or sponsored by anyone, but I actually love AG1. I eat fruits and veggies, and get to the gym at least 4 days a week, but I have actually noticed a difference in how I feel after taking this daily. I've been taking it for almost a year now and my lab work I had done in February was better than it has been in years!!! It works for me, but I can see how it might not be for everyone.

[@rf4182]

lol, I think we realize we can get nutrients from food, but we don’t so we supplement. Not a great start to your review.

[@knotanexit]

I just wanted to try something different. All videos like this make ya feel dumb for trying to change things up. Damn..

[@alanday5255]

What about the new "statements" that because vegetables and fruits travel from so far away that they no longer have even half the nutritional value because it takes so long to get to you?

[@breebree7304]

COMMENTS: Can't tell if they are paid comments or not :) ... Ask your grandparents what made them feel good in life, you know, before social media. Well...might have to go back to great/great grandparents...before TV influence...Follow the money

[@richb1016]

Good review of the product, except I don’t feel like you tried the product to see if it made a difference. Maybe I missed that part. Sorry.

[@dietitianhannah]

This review was mainly focused on the objective nutrition information and claimed benefits of the product. How it makes someone feel is very subjective.

[@Anthropic312]

I think all of these naysayers have already made up their mind before even performing an analysis. First of all, when you look at studies on various vitamins, minerals, and the like, you find that taking significantly higher doses of certain nutrients above the daily recommended dose has magnificent, affects on your health. Secondly, if you add up what you would pay to try to get this stuff via food or supplementation. The specifically higher dosage of select vitamins and minerals, the probiotics, the prebiotics, the mushroom complex, the antioxidants and immune support. We’re talking at least $50-$60 in pills if not more. Thirdly, I think having all of this stuff isolated into a liquid form and sourced from fruits and vegetables, and things like that, I think the Delivery of these nutrients in this form is worth a premium. So it is no surprise to me that people taking this every day on an empty stomach feel so good. I’m taking athletic greens, and trust me I don’t like to spend money on nonsense, and I feel really good. I think as any kind of nutrition or health, or whatever you wanna call yourself expert I’ve been very interested in that topic for 25 years and I think not only should everyone be supplementing, but I think, especially as you get older you should be looking for very potent Supplements that contain a variety of nutrients like we see an athletic grains.

[@celinuchis90]

I don't understand why people are obsessed with vitamins and protein shakes. Have people stopped eating complete meals?

[@cowjjf]

What’s with the attitude? This is great for people who have a hard time eating healthy or vegs. It’s great! Noticed (for the better) a difference in digestion immediately.

[@Blue-Mondays]

I’ve got tough gut issues, just eat the foods. None of us needs more crap in our gut, keep it simple.

[@AlEstateSale]

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[@connorcox6605]

All the negative comments here are from people who are embarrassed that they already blew $100.

[@camarofan2262]

Overall you seem pretty dismissive, and without watching your whole video catalog I feel like you probably say well just eat better a lot, and I'm pretty sure you charge for your services as a dietician. So I could pay you to tell me exactly what food to eat everyday but I still need to go out and buy/prep/cook said food + life + reality = inconsistent and still expensive..... vs a powder that IS GMP certified so I know I'm getting what is stated in the label and hedging my bets on an easy to use powder that is much easier to be consistent on than a perfectly executed whole food diet that is inconsistently applied.

[@beekind6267]

Because i cath, i cant drink it. The very first time i used it, the very next morning i had burning urine that turned into a full blown UTI. The type of bacteria was proteus that occurs with long term cathing im told and it may hv already been there and the AG1 fed it somehow. Idk but i feel strongly AG1 was involved. I was sad bcuz i was eager to do something good for myself. 😔

[@enis8870]

So now, 8 months later… do you still double down on what you said in this video?

[@catalina9844]

With 1-2 months of ag1 a person could afford a juicer which imo is a better investment in health

[@st.6959]

Juicing is also a fad. It eliminates most of the fiber. Eating a fruit by itself offers more health than juicing it.