LMNT Electrolytes Aren’t Actually Zero-Sugar (They Lied)

[@HealthCoachKait]

I want to hear from you: will you still be buying from LMNT? In the first half of the video I talk about what maltodextrin is and why it is used BUT if you want to skip ahead to my thoughts on what LMNT did then head to 16:14 🤝 I do think the first half is important for context though. Maltodextrin is going to be in just about any sugar-free product in trace amounts. FYI I have never worked with LMNT, however, I was a huge fan before they stopped shipping to Australia.

[@2ShoesPhoto]

Being someone who is a Type 2 Diabetic, Non-Alcoholic Liver Disease, and Celiac, living the low carb or nearly zero carb lifestyle, I don't stress over tiny amounts, if LMNT and others are the only flavors I am able to have, then so be it. I don't think people should react and get outraged over something that's so tiny. It's not an issue for me, it's one of the few things left that I am allowed to eat/drink anymore.

[@someoneyoudontknow7705]

@@2ShoesPhotoI don’t think you should have an opinion over how others react based on how it affects them, which is none of your business.

[@Dolphin_457]

Thank you for a very informative video on LMNT. I have been using LMNT because I am on a strict ketogenic lifestyle and OMAD. No, I will no longer buy LMNT for electrolytes replacement. Can you please supplement the name of the electrolyte brand you use? Thank you again. Have a great weekend 😊

[@Cajunqueen33]

I will still buy LMNT & the Redmond packets. Thank you for this informative video!!

[@erinw1196]

I never liked LMNT. It tastes disgusting to me and my family. We use Ultima for the boys and I make my own with maple syrup.

[@marygrott8095]

There is a bigger issue here, which has nothing to do with food companies that are a bit deceptive. The issue is that if a product contains less than a certain amount of some ingredients, the companies don't have to disclose that particular ingredient. So, i honestly blame the "regulatory organizations" that allow certain ingredients that don't require disclosing certain ingredients if they contain less than a certain amount. As you said, LMNT isnt the only company doing this.

[@KRE03051]

I love my LMNT. It doesn't spike my blood sugar, so I will keep on, keeping on! Thanks for the info!

[@HealthCoachKait]

👍👍

[@tclemo]

Wife and I just ordered our own ingredients and will make our electrolyte.

[@kimberliehall6322]

I will still use LMNT when i dont make my own electrolyte drink (16 oz water, juice of 1 fresh lemon and 1 tsp of celtic salt)

[@wiseflower1842]

Hello, I have seen a lot of content creators get sponsored by LMNT and something stopped me from buying their product and really any flavored product. I just went with unflavored, like you mentioned. Also I wanted to chime in on the ACV comment, I agree it is intolerable the way I drink it is I use my unflavored electrolytes, mis it with 2 tbsp of ACV with water, 12-16 oz and I add liquid Stevie to tolerate it. Hope this helps anyone struggling with ACV. It's not great but it's better. Thanks for your great content!

[@HealthCoachKait]

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[@greensombrero3641]

never had LMNT - drink pickle juice! Great vid Kait....

[@HealthCoachKait]

Pickle juice 🤤

[@greensombrero3641]

@@HealthCoachKaitLOL

[@madstarr2]

Same!

[@tinawidmann8973]

I've been using Ultima Electrolyte powder. I don't see it say Maltodextrin anywhere, but I think I'll go back to using Sodii. I like that Sodii is clear, whereas Ultima has artificial coloring in it. I'll also stick to my ACV at night before bed. I've done that for a while now, so I'm getting used to the taste. Using a straw helps while also saving my teeth. 🙂 Thanks for another informative video, Kait!

[@rebeccafriend7186]

Perfect keto actually tested that brand amongst others for maltodextrin. You might look at his video.

[@HealthCoachKait]

Both Ultima and Sodii have maltodextrin. But I agree, I prefer Sodii ❤️

[@jaca786]

You are correct when it comes to being extreme. It's okay if you eat. Have a holiday cheat day. You just get back on track the next day. I treat myself twice a month.

[@HealthCoachKait]

🤗🤗

[@flourishwithgrace]

Bobby's from FlavCity are clean but i honestly make my own with coconut water, lime or lemon and a good quality salt. A mineral drop can also work well like Buoy or Trace.

[@mus31]

thanks for headsup Kait! Do you know if Ultima electrolytes have malto?

[@HealthCoachKait]

Yes, it does

[@mflynnnj1]

Any time you see natural flavors, you can pretty much bank on it!

[@Paradys8]

Is the RAW unflavored LMNT a better choice please?

[@annie22krm]

I love your take. Thank you for this information.

[@chelle2244]

YES I’m still purchasing LMNT…I enjoy their flavor!

[@deborahstarnes4346]

So glad you recognized this issue …what about a bit addictive?…no judgement here just the truth will set us free🙏🏻

[@louisekite1600]

Been using Sodi for about 4 months and love it - I add a lot more water to it than recommended though

[@mflynnnj1]

I cannot tolerate maltodextrin AT ALL ---I would be so pissed if I drank that & trusted their label!!! Makes my heart freak out. What jerks. Labels are such a joke. This, among other reasons, is why my household makes EVERYTHING by scratch. Thank you ~Mary

[@mflynnnj1]

Ohhh --they hid it under "natural flavors". From what I personally have found, that is absolutely typical. I have not been able to eat anything that says natural flavors for a LONG time. Since I've weeded that garbage out, I just feel so good. Cooking from scratch is fun, satisfying, & so rewarding! People will say they don't have time. Yet they have time for so many unnecessary things. Feeling so much better is the PAYOFF!!!

[@mega408]

I’m sensitive to maltodextrin too and found it the hard way.

[@AnneMB955]

That’s so worrying. A huge reason the company should have disclosed this from the start. I always thought the sweetness was the stevia.

[@vezinamaxime]

Thanks for the video/podcast. You explain the two sides of the "probmem" and i appreciate. Have a good week-ends! 😊

[@HealthCoachKait]

❤️❤️

[@twistfire74]

I loved your video of you going to a hockey game. As a fellow hockey player , I was very happy to see that. Can you do more videos of those where you're playing or practicing?

[@HealthCoachKait]

Sure can!

[@darthdurkelthewise320]

Buoy Hydration is an interesting option that claims “ocean harvested” and no junk ingredients. It’s not cheap and comes in the form of drops. The bottom line for me is if a company is making/selling a “health” product, 100% of the ingredients need to be disclosed. However, you did a great job here of putting the handwringing over Maltodextrin into perspective. 👍🏻

[@griffinelder9510]

thanks this helps

[@AnneMB955]

More disappointed that we’re finding out now. What we ingest is a sensitive choice for many. Have decided to have 1/2 a packet as it does help me to remember to drink water. Thx Kait for your honest review. Appreciate this about your videos. 👏🇦🇺

[@HealthCoachKait]

❤️❤️

[@NicholeGilbert-yt2fn]

What about Propel in the stick form?

[@steelgranny9027]

I’m just the opposite, I have a salt sensitivity, and have had one since my first pregnancy in 1970. I started the low carb diet in early July and did try LMNT soon after…my first one caused my Afib to happen, so even though I needed the electrolytes due to my diet, the high amount of sodium has caused the heart palpitations. 😢 I can only drink Body Armor Lyte which only has 35-50mg of sodium. I use a good quality pink salt to season my foods, and that seems to help prevent the leg cramps.

[@roadragemustang]

what about Redmond relite

[@HealthCoachKait]

It has maltodextrin, too

[@kerry00]

LMNT always made my heart pound and I felt really unwell taking it. Now I know why. I switched to SALTT and love their chocolate flavour.

[@katesmith8424]

Im Australia we have a product called Sodii. I love it and recommend it!

[@HealthCoachKait]

Love Sodii! (Also has maltodextrin but again, I don’t think

[@katesmith8424]

@HealthCoachKait thx for the info. Let's hope Soddii aren't fudging their numbers as well!

[@luisnarimatsu2220]

This is great information thank you love your content and love you more!hugs

[@HealthCoachKait]

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[@annikadjurberg6762]

Listened to a podcast the other day - LMNT founder spoke on "lying" to consumers ... Apparently it was a miscommunication inbetween manyfacturer and LMNT .

[@HealthCoachKait]

I don't understand how that could possibly be the case though. They would have known a carrier ingredient was needed. What did thy think they were using?

[@CHARLESSBRONSON]

Mad Props Kate 👊🏼

[@HealthCoachKait]

👊👊

[@deborahstarnes4346]

Integrity 🤔

[@afisanaa]

A pinch of Himalayan salt under the tongue stops the cramping for me when I need it in the more humid months in Florida when I exercise outdoors.

[@jujube2407]

Lmnt knows...and still says "no dodgy ingredients" they also buried their blog post in their website...not upfront... for me... its about the sourcing... its highly likely from corn...which I'm highly sensitive too... my joints ache and I bloat... their sparkling drinks DO NOT have maltodextrin in them as it's a liquid and doesn't need to be dried... no bloat...no joint pain...

[@chelle2244]

@@jujube2407 Oh good because I love the drink in a can.

[@Paradys8]

I ordered the ingredients and will make my own plain .

[@ChrisBairKeto]

Robb Wolff said "if you don't like the ingredients in LMNT, formulate your own" - we found out about the maltodextrin in LMNT in 2023 so I did exactly what Robb said and formulated my own with zero maltodextrin and even no citric acid. Called it SALTT. You dont need maltodextrin for something to taste good, that's just manufacturers being lazy.

[@lisahernandez353]

Just ordered some 😊

[@taniafuentez9588]

Chris speaks truth re SalTT. In my opinion, they're the best and cleanest ones on the market, especially for those living with diabetes and autoimmune disease.

[@billbale3200]

Maltodextrin can be listed as a fiber, vs a sugar. For diabetes it is far worse for us than sugar.

[@HealthCoachKait]

Do you have an issue with it even in such small amounts? Or only when there’s more?

[@billbale3200]

@HealthCoachKait I saw a video on KZbin, I think Berg, and the stuff is in a myriad of processed foods. How much is bad? Probably any. I avoid it best by now mainly eating what is actually good for me.

[@HealthCoachKait]

@billbale3200 but you haven’t found it to impact your blood sugar levels personally? You’re right, it is in a lot of processed food and extremely hard to avoid. That’s why I think the outrage over such a small amount in LMNT isn’t warranted.

[@billbale3200]

@HealthCoachKait it probably did, but at the same time I stopped taking Metformin and started taking Berberine and Ceylon Cinnamon.

[@nasserBack]

@@HealthCoachKaitit probably isn’t as bad as people think but Berg scares people even of fruits and sadly he is not even a real doctor.

[@susantomkins8798]

Bulk Nutrients have a carb free electrolytes powder. At a good price too.

[@HealthCoachKait]

It can say carb free and still have maltodextrin. What are the ingredients?

[@scoeat1]

Also has Maltodextrin and they don't put on the label.

[@juvonlegare-rivers6003]

LMNT always gave me the worst headaches. Even when I would use a quarter of a pack in 20 oz of water. Never again 😢

[@kjfhklhdgshgf]

I saw Thomas delawla promoting this

[@thomasboese3793]

Please try to understand that LMNT does not package their products. Yes, they created the base formulas for each flavor, but the packager has the responsibility of acquiring the raw materials. Between the actual packer and the FDA, the 'rules' for what is 'in' the package are so loose that the actual product can/will be different and the wording on the package does not need to change between different lots of the product. If you want/need to point the finger at the betrayer, look to the FDA for the problem. I have never bought LMNT, as I have always taken potassium and magnesium in pill form and use REDMAN'S REAL SALT. Due to the cold weather, I'm thinking of taking iodine drops to fight my newly acquired cold fingers.

[@someoneyoudontknow7705]

Sounds like a shitty excuse.

[@thomasboese3793]

@@someoneyoudontknow7705 Look to the wonderful FDA for truth in packaging.

[@chuckyd03]

You can’t escape it. I got some new deodorant and body wash from dr Sasquatch and guess what’s in both. You guessed it, maltodextrin. Great vid Kait

[@HealthCoachKait]

🤪🤪

[@JhnAts]

Euvexia only electrolyte to use if your a diabetic

[@twistfire74]

Kait I've been trying to find the best electrolyte powder in Canada on Amazon. I bought Dr Berg's. Is that ok? Sure was expensive.

[@wandervoltz]

Fwiw, I've been using Dr. Berg's electrolyte powder for a few years and I really like all the flavors (except the Raspberry Lemon flavor). Totally agree though...VERY expensive product.

[@twistfire74]

@wandervoltz yeah I like it to. It seems to have all the right ingredients. Tastes pretty decent to. I have the berry citrus one I believe it is.

[@HealthCoachKait]

Dr bergs have way higher potassium and barely any sodium. Because we can easily get enough potassium through food (avocado, salmon, etc.), and too much can be dangerous (we can’t clear excess potassium like we can sodium), I think the only time you would need that much potassium would be an extended fast.

[@twistfire74]

@@HealthCoachKait what would be a better alternative? i tied to order the one in your link but its sold out

[@zjunegirl1862]

I use this too. His also doesn't have maltodextrin. I just add 1/4 - 1/2 tsp of salt.

[@gorgev9341]

Good afternoon gorgeous from beautiful Arizona 🇺🇸

[@jujube2407]

SALTT from keto chow has no maltodextrin... I think they ship to Australia... check them out! They test and hold their flavor houses accountable...

[@HealthCoachKait]

Good to know!! I hadn’t heard of them until someone else mentioned them today

[@flourishwithgrace]

They still have natural flavours though

[@HealthCoachKait]

I see that 🤔 Maybe not maltodextrin they are using… but something similar. It’s slightly fishy they are capitalising on the controversy with LMNT when they need to be using SOME carrier ingredient for their products to taste good??? Again, I don’t think the small amount of maltodextrin is a concern for the vast majority.

[@jujube2407]

@HealthCoachKait they use acacia fiber... nothinf fishy they have been adamant with their flavor houses long before th lmnt drama... they refuse to use it in their keto chow products... they demand it...and they check up on every batch... it will react with iodine added and turn purple... easiest test in the world... no labs required.

[@sherivanderzanden6444]

Just drink the LMNT raw. It’s amazing and I really don’t think you have anything to worry about.

[@Paradys8]

SO EXPRESSIVE! I used to buy it. No more.

[@deborahstarnes4346]

Natural flavorings🙊

[@littleopie8761]

I use an eye dropper and put 4 drops of acv in my water every day, I don't notice any taste difference in my water

[@LovelyMrsLong]

I hope its really Aullose in my liquid iv. I am diabetic nom Medicaid

[@kindnesstoall]

Looking for a replacement to lmnt!!

[@trishaswaney648]

I will, and have, continued to purchase LMNT I do think they should be truthful BUT maltodextrin doesn’t affect me. And I do not think they were only marketing to keto low carb. I learned about them thru hiking KZbin channels and high endurance training. So I think it’s fine that low carb want to avoid it but it works and tastes so good for me.

[@HealthCoachKait]

Yes, they definitely also market to other demographics. Last year in June I was back in Toronto for a wedding and the salon I was getting my hair done at was giving them out 😂

[@vincentallen943]

Well I’ve been using the raw flavor without the flavoring does that mean it wasn’t in the product ? ?? But Uhh definitely still ditching this company though

[@thefisherking78]

That's a really long way to say, it's probably not a big deal for most of us but they should have been honest about it 😜

[@HealthCoachKait]

Yes 😂

[@drewramirez1]

​@@HealthCoachKait I think people are more mad about being lied to.

[@HealthCoachKait]

And that is totally valid. I talk about this in the video ❤️

[@drewramirez1]

@@HealthCoachKait I've seen others, and yours was very informative

[@stuartpowell449]

How about companies make a healthy product without sugar or chemical additives like their customers are looking for. If I wanted it to teast sweat , I would have bought one with sugar . People can always add sugar, but we can't take it out !

[@HealthCoachKait]

It’s not about tasting sweet. It’s about the flavour, not the sweetness. Can’t have the flavour without something to carry it. These companies offer unflavoured, with no maltodextrin who cater to people who don’t want flavour.

[@MonikaSharma-br8gl]

What do you guys think about Just ingredients products?

[@HealthCoachKait]

It only has 100mg of sodium per serve, which is next to nothing. That’s less than a pinch of salt. And barely any potassium or magnesium. + 6g of sugar. I’m not sure why you would waste your money when you aren’t getting anything from it?! 🧐

[@MonikaSharma-br8gl]

@ First off thank you so much for instant reply, Secondly I just bought her big package just tinking it’s made with Whole Foods, natural sugar and is cleanest one like flav city. Thank you for pinpointing the electrolytes included I will not buy again, Which protein powders would you recommend that can be used sometimes to compensate the protein needs besides Whole Foods. Thank you 😊

[@HealthCoachKait]

No problem! I was going to say the ingredients look alright, just probably don’t need the sugar but not the end of the world. Then I saw they didn’t even have sodium listed… 🥲 Are you in the US? Equip is good! hckait.com/equip or Momentous if you aren’t fussed about trace amounts of maltodextrin, which I am now hyper aware is included in natural flavour 😂 hckait.com/momentous

[@ksprincess]

SALTT claims they have no Maltodexrin. I'm wondering if that's really possible?

[@HealthCoachKait]

Interesting, hadn’t heard of them before. They would be bold to make that claim now and be lying 😂 But it does seem fishy to me. I wonder what they are using for their flavours instead. Have you tried them? Do they taste good?

[@flourishwithgrace]

They also use natural flavours. It's so vague because you can hide things under that label

[@luba-healthywithluba6866]

Dr. Boz recommends it. I switched from LMNT to Saltt and like it. I add pink Himalayan salt to it and drink the unflavored kind.

[@ksprincess]

@HealthCoachKait Yes - really enjoy SALLT. They are made by Keto Chow. I switched to them months ago because I like the higher dose of magnesium vs other brands. I typically use the "clean" version, but their chocolate flavor is delicious 😋

[@mikebpereziii]

I buy there RAW unflavored Element Electrolytes.... You don't need flavor in your water....

[@gruv2nz]

So glad that I never bought any.

[@Bethanyfarmhomestead]

Maltodextrin is also in the electrolyte you are recommending in your video description. I think you calling them liars is a bit clickbaity.

[@HealthCoachKait]

Yep, I talk about that in the video!

[@lorilynnlodge1808]

I found that out a couple of weeks ago and was extremely disappointed with them and I did let the know. Very shady and no I will not be ordering form them again.

[@1979mjcarter]

Sodi is my go too !! Absolutely love sodi all their customer service etc is awesome !! I also have lmnt every now and again but can definitely get them online here in Australia ! Also I do carnivore and need the sodium big time I get cramps like you hands under my chin is a crazy cramp 🤣

[@HealthCoachKait]

Under you chin!!!! 🥲

[@DangerZone-w6y]

CORRECT! THEY LIED TO ALL OF THEIR CUSTOMERS. IT'S NOT OK.. FIRST, let get educated about what MALTRODEXTRIN IS: *Maltodextrin is made by breaking down starch from sources like corn, potato, wheat, or rice into smaller pieces through a process called hydrolysis, where the starch is cooked and mixed with enzymes or acids to create a neutral-tasting powder; essentially, it's a highly processed carbohydrate produced by partially breaking down starch molecules into smaller chains of glucose units.* Second, Maltodextrin...IS NOT GOOD FOR OUR GUT! Third, Why Exaxctly would I believe or trust anyone on YT that's promoting LMNT even though they know about this? I WOULDNT..AND YOU SHOULD NOT EITHER! Seriously... this is a morality issue.. My health is not up for debate and it's not their call just becasue THEY WANT TO RAKE IN THE MONEY THEY GET FROM PROMOTING IT TO ME! Why would you or anyone give them a pass on this..just so they can make money? I dont live in clown world.. so *NO THEY DONT GET A PASS!* I have unsubed every carnivore/keto yt channel that continues to promote this dishonest company and you all should too!

[@chuckyd03]

PS. Still gonna buy. Been drinking for years. Body gotta be use to it by now

[@HealthCoachKait]

What’s your favourite flavour?

[@chuckyd03]

@ watermelon, mango chili, and grapefruit are my favs. Watermelon number 1

[@someoneyoudontknow7705]

Cool come buy the shit I have left

[@winkfinkerstien1957]

I don't buy LMNT any more. I tried Dr. Berg's Electrolites product but the flavors are too overpowering for me. Not sure what else is out there. The brands I've seen at WalMart here in the States all contain maltodextrin. In search of alternatives at a better price point. Recommendations? 😎👍

[@HealthCoachKait]

Dr Berg has so much potassium and barely any sodium 🥲 Your best bet is an unflavoured one… if you don’t mind the salty taste. Any flavour and you need the maltodextrin or another carrier ingredient.

[@paulvanspanje8201]

I take potassium and magnesium in pil form and than a pinch of salt in a little water, not as tasty but it does the trick😊 dont think those packages are that bad either could be handy to have some of those packages in the car in youre purge ect

[@HealthCoachKait]

Awesome! I agree, a pinch of salt in water can be good. But I know a lot of people are fussy 😂 I do have Sodii packets in my car and in most of my purses hahahah

[@someoneyoudontknow7705]

Weren’t you advertising for them?

[@HealthCoachKait]

No, I’ve never worked with them.

[@Razor5313]

I tried LMNT pink lemonade electrolytes, and it felt so addictive to me.

[@HealthCoachKait]

Addictive! It could just be your body is craving the salt?

[@Razor5313]

​​​​@@HealthCoachKaitI do eat a lot of salt in foods and use redmond sea salt. The addictive part i mean is the sweetness of their flavored products. LMNT orange flavor tastes very similar to tang orange powder mix.

[@zjunegirl1862]

@@Razor5313I actually agree with this.

[@Likesforhire]

Here we go with the carbs around the workout lol. The notion that carbohydrates are essential for athletic performance, especially around workouts, is deeply ingrained in sports nutrition. Fat provides more than twice the energy (9 calories per gram) compared to carbohydrates (4 calories per gram). This steady energy supply eliminates the roller-coaster effect of blood sugar spikes and crashes, giving you sustained performance during long or intense workouts. Studies on fat-adapted endurance athletes, such as those in the FASTER study, show that they can burn fat at rates nearly twice as high as carb-dependent athletes, even at high intensities. This efficiency translates to more consistent energy and endurance without needing pre- or intra-workout carbs.

[@HealthCoachKait]

Endurance athletes are one case, but high intensity athletes are another. My podcast episode on changing my diet talks about the differences I noticed to my athletic performance as an elite hockey player eating more carbs.

[@nasserBack]

No need for electrolytes. Just use sodium salt and potassium salt. As for magnesium, just use magnesium tablets. Electrolytes are expensive and not needed at all!! Also, they contain no appreciable amounts of potassium anyhow.

[@HealthCoachKait]

We don’t want a lot of potassium in a daily supplement though. Too much potassium can be dangerous and we can get plenty through food (avocado, salmon, etc.). Excess sodium can easily be excreted. The only reason to supplement a meaningful amount of potassium would be during an extended fast.

[@nasserBack]

@ you can control how much potassium is needed from potassium chloride. But about 4200mg isn’t dangerous. In all cases, electrolytes supplements are expensive and unnecessary.

[@delnacarruthers7277]

Well if it tastes sweet why would we think otherwise. I'm still ordering LMNT. You can get it unflavored after all.

[@davidgreene8608]

I have no concern for the sugar. It’s the enormous amount of sodium that is the problem. Over consumption of sodium causes insulin resistance.

[@HealthCoachKait]

The sodium is the reason you drink it! If doesn’t cause IR. The body excretes excess sodium.

[@skotty1962]

Useud to used

[@sandan2358]

Watch their video that showed what happened.

[@HealthCoachKait]

Where is it? I can’t find it

[@sandan2358]

@ kzbin.infojE-QPgOCdHg?si=kD7HI6lYSHdPnWPU

[@sandan2358]

@ it’s a Dr Berry interview, won’t let me share

[@joeydryFPF]

1. Maltodextrin is not a sugar, it’s a highly processed carb 2. It’s not evil 3. The reason I take electrolytes LMNT is because the dosages are actually efficacious. But I run ultra marathons and have a high sweat rate 4. They mislead. But it’s still trace amount and we already have research on this carb not being harmful compared to say… eating a surplus in calories every day 5. Inflation is the root cause to many ailments, but it’s primarily caused by excess body fat which is mostly caused by overconsumption of calories. You avoid processed foods? Processed foods aren’t inherently bad. Ever had nonfat Greek yogurt? Whey protein? Maybe you meant ultra-processed foods? Which in moderation aren’t harmful, but in excess yes. We have human randomized control trials on all this. If you need me to provide studies just ask. I eat a balanced diet, and I take LMNT. hate highly restrictive diets as they’re not necessary and are rarely sustainable. All the best

[@HealthCoachKait]

Sounds like we are on the same page entirely! 🤝

[@someoneyoudontknow7705]

Yeah, it’s more about how it AFFECTS the body, how it ACTS… Look into that before you speak

[@healthyfaithfulfitness2018]

They were not aware that their manufacturer was using this ingredient in this amount. You need to do more research and save your drastic headlines for click bait!! 🙄

[@HealthCoachKait]

There is no way they didn’t know their manufacturer was using it for all these years. Like I said, I don’t think it is a big deal, and it makes sense why it was used. If they are claiming they didn’t know that’s ridiculous 😂

[@someoneyoudontknow7705]

They’re still responsible, they don’t get an “out” for supposedly not being aware

[@thecosmicbug]

Them not knowing what is in THEIR OWN products is a problem! But they actually did know. Don't let them gaslight you!

[@christinecurtis6752]

Actually they did know. YOU should do a little more research and listen to Rob Wolff himself on Dr Ken Berry's podcast.They made the conscious choice not to disclose it both at the 4mg and 400-550mg level.

[@healthyfaithfulfitness2018]

@@christinecurtis6752 I DID listen!! Stop being a bitch.