
AG1 Failed. Here's Why.
Bryan Johnson
Sep 5, 2024
Mindsip insights from this episode:
Evaluate AG1's ingredient cost versus retail price
The raw ingredients for a $99 container of AG1 allegedly cost less than $10 to purchase.
Choose Blueprint for transparent supplement transparency
The Blueprint supplement stack lists every single ingredient with its exact dose and posts third-party lab tests (COAs) for transparency.
Question AG1's undisclosed ingredient doses for informed choices
In AG1, 49 of the ingredients are in proprietary blends and do not have a disclosed dose, so you don't know how much you're taking.
Avoid pixie dusting in supplements for effective health benefits
'Pixie dusting' is when a supplement includes an ingredient at a much lower, insignificant dose than what was proven effective in clinical trials.
Leverage AG1's influencer commissions for recurring income
AG1 pays influencers a 20-30% recurring commission for every subscription they generate through a link.
Recognize diverse conclusions in nutrition science
Even when given the same scientific papers, different experts will often come to different conclusions about nutrition.
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