@@secondary4952 Just wait a little longer. He is currently building logistics for Europe. Blueprint will sooner or later be available everywhere, including on Amazon in India.
So, everyone thought he joined Huberman and Kardashians, but in reality he just wanted insider info, tried to get some secrets or was curious if they are really that evil like everybody claims. Suddenly, it looks like a big brain move.
I don’t get why Bryan gets any hate at all. He’s literally living his life as an experiment so that we can live a longer healthier life.. Pretty admirable! 🤷
You can make his whole protocol for £1,144 a year that’s £95.33 a month compared to his price of £300+ a month 😂. I know this because I’m doing it I have Everthing apart from metforman because you need a doctor to give you that so it’s also not in his products
Bad? its now the only marketing practice. i have a family member thats an influencer. they lie about what they use and what they do constantly. each video where they sponsor a product they never used or dont like and even sometimes know its harmful they make 6k. 6k!!! remember NEVER trust an influencer.
Just got done comparing the labels between AG1 and the various Blueprint stacks. If we're going only by vitamin and mineral content, using AG1 as the bar to beat, AG1 generally seems to have better vitamin numbers while Blueprint has notably better mineral content, sometimes as much as 5x. That said, the Blueprint stack you would need to achieve a similar vitamin/mineral profile would be their Nutty Pudding, Longevity Mix, and Essential Caps at a minimum. The total cost of this 30-day stack purchased individually is $202 ($94 for Nutty, $49 for Longevity, $59 for Essential Caps), at a grand total of $6.73 per combined serving. They do have package deals but none that have all three products together that I could identify. Compare this with AG1 at $99 for a 30-day stack and $3.30 per serving. This is ONLY a comparison of vitamin/mineral content, and doesn't take into account any of the proprietary blends AG1 uses, which may or may not actually have the effects they claim, such as superfood antioxidant benefits, probiotics, and digestive enzymes. I've never used any of these products, as I personally can't justify the price of any of them and am in relatively good health, but I have a penchant for spreadsheets and critical evaluation of the content I engage with, and suspected this information might be useful to some. That said, I am not a data scientist and threw this analysis together rather quickly, so please take what I've said with a grain of salt, and feel free to offer up further insights.
These supplements are a waste of money, you need the whole complete complex of vitamins, minerals, enzymes and bacteria found in whole raw animal foods. What our body is made to eat. The bioavailability is perfect.
@@gus699 this should be the way but with the degradation of soil and truly cruel treatment of animals (feed and harvest) with zero transparency it's probably unlikely we can get what we need from whole foods these days
@@robertmaggs4804 Eat healthy animals, the degradation of the soil is blown out of proportion, there is plenty healthy soil around the world. We may need to eat more foods then normal or source higher quality, supplementing is not going to fix that.
I wasn't following nor do I called much about what you're doing, but you won me with this video. As someone who values transparency above anything else, you've won a subscriber and a customer. Respect for what you're doing.
@@Gshift969 In his defence he always says, 'buy it from me, buy it from whoever, I don't care'. I don't think he's trying to (or needs to) fleece anybody when he's sat on 100's of millions!
@@macswhips That's a well known marketing move. He never even disclosed what is in his products. Or provided real data. You know, real measurements from well respected independent laboratories.
Deleting my comment will only prove I'm right. Leaving it will mean they want to keep up appearances after this second comment. They delete many comments from many comments.
huh. Agreed its hilarious- my reflex is thinking that he's a scumbag though. Its like dirty politics, the kind we used to laugh at from here in NZ until we imported it. The muck raking, the smears, the false claims that will never be tested... the world it better without it
@@orenrob1914 haha yeah he also waited for others to start calling out AG1 then he joined in, people were already more receptive, timing was calculated. And his product is 350usd like are you joking
Last time I checked was about ~2200 a year the subscription or 185 a month for the essencials, still expensive to most but I think that's the price for a lot of quality most brands are not even close to deliver it. I'm not associated to Bryan Johnson but I think he is very transparent and clearly test all this stuff on himself plus that's the closest we can get to a full personalized solution pack which would cost us thousands a month, from this point of view even $300+ it's actually cheap if we think about it.
@@itsmagnatorit's dumb af. Paying that much money os dumb af regardless of any argument. Get your blood checked,take a 23 and me, and supplement to your specific needs
You can buy a lot of steak and eggs. Plus an annual supply of HGH and TREM, needles and syringes for this kind of money. If You want to be Huge Jackman or WWE jacked, it is not as expensive as You think. And none of those guys are subscribed to AG1 or any other non-scientific nonsense.
"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."
As a data analyst, I genuinely appreciate how you break down the way that data is being misrepresented in these products in a logical, concise way. Misinformation is one of the reasons that I studied data and computer science. Thank you for all you do!
As a data analyst, I'm surprised you haven't looked deeper into the complex that this "blueprint" offers. It's not very scientific to the needs of most people.
Yeah buy his product has the same thing in it But at effective doses instead of the underdosing like ag1 and much cheaper genius. Thanks for showing everyone that you've never been accused of being smart. You're one of those types that are so ddense are your own worst enemy
Thanks for the positive reinforcement after canceling AG1. Your protocols for hair, skin and eyes have done wonders for me in the year I've been following. Thanks for the transparency.
You can make his whole protocol for £1,144 a year that’s £95.33 a month compared to his price of £300+ a month 😂. I know this because I’m doing it I have Everthing apart from metforman because you need a doctor to give you that so it’s also not in his products
It still seems to have good cognitive benefits. This is anecdotal (obviously), but as someone with adhd, I have not needed to be reliant on medication when taking AG1.
AG1 wasn't proven to be a scam. The price of a product doesn't reflect upon its nutritional value. The best product in the world that stops aging could be sold for a million times the cost of the ingredients and it would still be the best. Also, the dosage of the proprietary ingredients isn't mentioned on the AG1 label so it cannot be said that they are negligible. They might be but the speaker doesn't know one way or the other. There are holes in the logic afoot. I'm not in favour of either product in question here. Just looking for logic.
@@benzun9600 could they really sue him? what would it be for defamation? If so I wonder if its really defamation he is just stating open public facts that everyone has access too. 10 minutes of research online about effective dosages/what to look out for would basically give anyone the same information he just shared
What I love about this presentation the most, other than commitments to transparency, is an acknowledgement that the science isn't 100% clear. You avoid making extreme statements or promises. You also call it the fallacy of influencer marketing. Outstanding and refreshing. Great work. I bought into an AG1 sub out of laziness, knowing that the doses of the proprietary blend weren't disclosed. I didn't have massive expectations of the product and have enjoyed taking it, however I realize it's time to move on. I'm going to look into what you're offering, simply based on what you presented here. You have a very sound and fair approach. Please do not lose that.
I’ve been a subscriber to AG1, for both me and my family for a while now. Like you, I was aware that the ‘proprietary’ elements of the AG1 blend were less than transparent. Been following Bryan and his Blueprint journey for a while and I like what he is all about, including his transparency in sharing his successes and failures. I also like his bravery in calling out his direct competitors. I’m ready to give Blueprint a try.
The thing is as an influencer - the only thing you have is your trust and honesty, if that breaches, then you have nothing! You are done... in my opinion, influencer's selling AG1 should make you question their content. Thanks Bryan, someone with some integrity calling out the whole markets! Don't die and don't stray 😄
I usually agree but a lot of the time these influencers probably do not know better either tbh. And almost anyone no matter who it is would take 500k a month for 30 seconds of work
@@marklopez4762 I agree but 99% of people will hear promote this "healthy" supplement and receive 500k a month. Most people would literally go for it no questions asked even just to do it for a single month at that income is enough to completely change someones life and probably retire 20 years earlier if you are smart
thats a really good point. Makes me question Huberman for example. I mean this guys preaching everything health related, you would think he’s rooting for your average man. Maybe not. I don’t think its as cynical, because after all this isn’t necessarily unhealthy, still tho, shady business taking advantage of those who watch him for advice. However, would i do it if i was offered millions? Possibly
I don't know why he's still doing ads anyway! That dude is crazy rich, unless he starts buying airplanes or $100million mansions he can't possibly spend all his money, even if he lives to be 120 years old...
I got ripped off from the Good Feet Store years ago - should have just walked out! Now at 71, I’m learning, but have a long way to go, and it’s not long enough at my age. :-). Thankfully I never wore make up - that’s another huge scam. I might have bought the AG1 were it not for the stevia that gives me a horrible headache.
@@BenleGentil Or even more overpriced. We don't know either ingredient cost nor any other parameters about Blueprint products. Plus ingredient cost couldn't be just subtracted from MSRP and assume that all else is profit. There's R&D, product development, market and marketing research, building production plants, paying workers, shipping and marketing cost and many smaller additional prices involved.
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.
Bryan, if you're so honest, why don't you publish you're margins? It doesn't have to be complex. Just a pie chart breakdown of shipping, manufacturing and staff costs. This would go a long way in improving trust and would be pioneering for a business.
You can make his whole protocol for £1,144 a year that’s £95.33 a month compared to his price of £300+ a month 😂. I know this because I’m doing it I have Everthing apart from metforman because you need a doctor to give you that so it’s also not in his products
Great information! Glad you’re speaking up about this industry. Lack of fully disclosed labels, pixie dusting ingredients, lack of third-party testing, unsubstantiated health claims, overpriced, multi-level marketing, it’s really bad out there in the supp industry
I've been wondering the same thing about them for years, always seemed off! thanks for the video. bums me out so many thought leaders are promoting them
I'm glad I never ordered this without watching a lot of videos and research. I went to Costco and bought alternative of this green powder supplement for like $27 . It comes with 45 serving packs. Today first time I drink it I'll see how I feel in a week. It's not very tasty but I'm all about result. If it's going to be none, at least I will drink more water than I usually do and only will lose $27😂
Bryan thank you for looking out for us. Because you aren’t focused on making money you can instead focus on giving us the best information so we can improve our lives and our health. You have our backs and I for one am grateful for you!
I take AG1 because Dr. Mark Hyman recommends it. He's a highly respected doctor who meticulously goes through the science in his field, which includes supplementation. Would you consider talking to Mark Hyman about your critique of AG1?
Thank you Bryan for your honesty, and your FAIR pricing! I can’t thank you enough! I THANK you every time I take your protocol! You are a godsend! Your contribution to humanity will be greatly rewarded!❤😊
Damn Bryan, I always thought about buying AG1, i'm from Brazil so they don't actually sell it here, but now, i'm glad you shared this information.... that's actually insane lol.
Do you think he would ever do that ? Or, even more importantly, do you think he would ever tell you how to get maximum results without using his products?
Unlikely, but I don’t really know the guy. Most people wouldn’t release those numbers and I can understand some of the reasons why too. That said, if this video isn’t just a marketing ploy to steal some of AG1’s customers, let’s see some accounting for his product line, see what the margins are for an honest manufacturer which is the whole spin. Otherwise he is making big claims at others expense, laying down their margins (which he is guessing) without being willing to expose his own.
@@nuperspektive ... as someone in the industry, you SHOULD know that people should not be supplementing with ascorbic acid, yet both "Bryan" and the AG1 contain it. Isn't that alone reason enough not to trust any of them?
@@nizahe2731Yeah how are people this gullible and not see through Bryan's façade ? They've never seen a salesman or something? To be honest, if his stuff was better priced, I'd probably buy as there it's probably higher quality than a lot on the market.
Blueprint Stack in the UK is £399.00 sorry but that's way too much for a some multivitamins, Olive oil, Coca powder and flavored Vitamins/Ashwagandha in powder format.
@@eleh1337 I was just going to suggest this! If you're interested in trying it, but it's too expensive, the ingredient list and protocol is fully transparent. It's possible to purchase everything individually and make it yourself.
Ag1 is one of many popular products like this. Not just Ag1. And it’s still got some decent stuff compared to some seriously crap products on the market
You can make his whole protocol for £1,144 a year that’s £95.33 a month compared to his price of £300+ a month 😂. I know this because I’m doing it I have Everthing apart from metforman because you need a doctor to give you that so it’s also not in his products
@@connorhunter9394 He literally says people can. He is just making it convenient. That is why he provides the information. You could not recreate it if he didn't provide the information free of use.
@@abellabarbiethere's nothing convenient about shedding thousands extra a year. You don't even need to recreate his protocol. That's literally the issue. You DON'T need the protocol that is not tailored to your bodies needs. Get your bloodwork done for far less, get a 23 and me, and you'll be better off seeing where your deficiencies are and supplement accordingly with ingredients that actually work for you. That is convenience. His protocol is not.
You can make his whole protocol for £1,144 a year that’s £95.33 a month compared to his price of £300+ a month 😂. I know this because I’m doing it I have Everthing apart from metforman because you need a doctor to give you that so it’s also not in his products
i would rather pay 400$ with backed evidence then and overmarketed push down your throat to get a sale for 100$. bryan isnt even forcing you or asking you to take it. if it fits your goals and are curious try it. simple. usually broke people complain about the price of a evidence backed products.
You are such a gem Bryan, so happy I came across your channel recently. I knew of you, just didn’t subscribe to any information or have your full story.
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.
Bryan you should make a video about how to measure ourselves at home, without tools and ways to quantify our progress it all feels strange, and we of course can’t get doctors or expensive machines, so a video from you about this and with tools or things we can afford would be great!
I think if you are also a vendor, you cannot criticise your competitors. You had this moral high ground when you were not in the business. But now you don’t. You stand to gain financially if they lose. You said this yourself. Follow the money.
Ive ordered potassium supplements once without checking how much is inside… its 99mg per capsule and for 60 capsules inside. You need 3.000 to 4.500 mg daily 😅 so to cover your daily needs without food, you would need 30 to 45 capsules in a single day 😂 Now i got one with 1020mg per serving for the same price 🤷♂️ The supplement market is crazy
Yeah, potassium is regulated because it's dangerous if the pill gets stuck somewhere in your intestine it could kill tissue. But if you just have an electrolite drink, there is more per serving than just 99mg. That's why
You put a "." Instead of "," so it would appear you put unnecessary decimals on the daily requirements and makes it seem that the 99mg pill is more than sufficient to meet that dietary requirement.
You can make his whole protocol for £1,144 a year that’s £95.33 a month compared to his price of £300+ a month 😂. I know this because I’m doing it I have Everthing apart from metforman because you need a doctor to give you that so it’s also not in his products
Follow me if you want to live: blueprint.bryanjohnson.com/products/the-blueprint-stack
No thanks. I know people that supplement 4-5 things and have better longevity results than you, Siim Land for example.
When dose the app come out ?
Why don't you ship in india too
@@secondary4952 Just wait a little longer. He is currently building logistics for Europe. Blueprint will sooner or later be available everywhere, including on Amazon in India.
@@nizahe2731the dude is almost half Bryan's age. I'd hope he's doing well.
Finally someone calling out these overmarketed bullshit supplements
with a undermarketed supplement.. same sh*t don't buy this junk
This mofo looks pretty effen good for 46.
he aint the first lol
"Finally?" Everyone has been calling them out for years.
@@Liface Ok, not in my bubble though ;)
Huberman will not be happy
That high margin lets them pay Huberman and other influencers a hefty affiliate commission.
So, everyone thought he joined Huberman and Kardashians, but in reality he just wanted insider info, tried to get some secrets or was curious if they are really that evil like everybody claims. Suddenly, it looks like a big brain move.
Huberman doesn't do unhappy, it messes the dopamine cycles. 😂
@@ImmortalStrike-ed5dc you read too much yellow papers
Sheesh. Huberman and Rogan must have been making a fortune off AG1 commissions. INSANE.
I don’t get why Bryan gets any hate at all. He’s literally living his life as an experiment so that we can live a longer healthier life.. Pretty admirable! 🤷
yes
bot by bryan?
These claims are fake, may be that's the reason
How often do u copy+paste this comment on this channel
@@lovelaugh7299 She is clearly a bot, there is always the same comments with different and recent accounts (the question is if bryan paid them 👀)
I will give AG1 this:
It makes me real grateful I was too broke to afford it.
fuck ag1 1000x times
😂 Me too!
Blueprint is extremely expensive too
@@Astranaar_Yeh sure is… especially if you’re not adding value to this economy!!! 😢
@@2010-BTC-yep Valid opinion coming from a crypto bro living in mom's basement 🤣
Thank you for calling out bad marketing practices.
Thank goodness for Bryan Johnson. ❤
You can make his whole protocol for £1,144 a year that’s £95.33 a month compared to his price of £300+ a month 😂. I know this because I’m doing it I have Everthing apart from metforman because you need a doctor to give you that so it’s also not in his products
Bad? its now the only marketing practice. i have a family member thats an influencer. they lie about what they use and what they do constantly. each video where they sponsor a product they never used or dont like and even sometimes know its harmful they make 6k. 6k!!! remember NEVER trust an influencer.
let him put out fake teeth, mr health guru thats bad marketing practice for sure, is it not?
Where are you getting everything for €95 a month? @@connorhunter9394
Just got done comparing the labels between AG1 and the various Blueprint stacks. If we're going only by vitamin and mineral content, using AG1 as the bar to beat, AG1 generally seems to have better vitamin numbers while Blueprint has notably better mineral content, sometimes as much as 5x. That said, the Blueprint stack you would need to achieve a similar vitamin/mineral profile would be their Nutty Pudding, Longevity Mix, and Essential Caps at a minimum. The total cost of this 30-day stack purchased individually is $202 ($94 for Nutty, $49 for Longevity, $59 for Essential Caps), at a grand total of $6.73 per combined serving. They do have package deals but none that have all three products together that I could identify. Compare this with AG1 at $99 for a 30-day stack and $3.30 per serving. This is ONLY a comparison of vitamin/mineral content, and doesn't take into account any of the proprietary blends AG1 uses, which may or may not actually have the effects they claim, such as superfood antioxidant benefits, probiotics, and digestive enzymes. I've never used any of these products, as I personally can't justify the price of any of them and am in relatively good health, but I have a penchant for spreadsheets and critical evaluation of the content I engage with, and suspected this information might be useful to some. That said, I am not a data scientist and threw this analysis together rather quickly, so please take what I've said with a grain of salt, and feel free to offer up further insights.
Legend! Thank you for your work 🏄♂️
These supplements are a waste of money, you need the whole complete complex of vitamins, minerals, enzymes and bacteria found in whole raw animal foods. What our body is made to eat. The bioavailability is perfect.
King shit
@@gus699 this should be the way but with the degradation of soil and truly cruel treatment of animals (feed and harvest) with zero transparency it's probably unlikely we can get what we need from whole foods these days
@@robertmaggs4804 Eat healthy animals, the degradation of the soil is blown out of proportion, there is plenty healthy soil around the world. We may need to eat more foods then normal or source higher quality, supplementing is not going to fix that.
I hate the "proprietary blend" section of labels. it's just an excuse for overpricing.
No its a sign of scamming
Its where they put bulking agents so they can lower the dose of the good ingredients and keep the cost down and profits high
100%
It is also a way to hide under-dosing of compounds. They don't have to put the efficacious dose and can still put the compound on the label.
Blueprint has proprietary blend..right
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!
No it’s the latest viral theme and loads of people are calling out AG1
Yeah, it's been known for years that AG1 is just a decent multivitamin that's overpriced.
Many others have already spoken out against it
Josh Brett has a good video on it if you're interested
It’s a freaking commercial!!!
I wasn't following nor do I called much about what you're doing, but you won me with this video. As someone who values transparency above anything else, you've won a subscriber and a customer. Respect for what you're doing.
This is what we need, Transparency
He sells olive oil x2 for 99 dollars 😅
@@Gshift969 In his defence he always says, 'buy it from me, buy it from whoever, I don't care'. I don't think he's trying to (or needs to) fleece anybody when he's sat on 100's of millions!
@@macswhips
That's a well known marketing move.
He never even disclosed what is in his products. Or provided real data.
You know, real measurements from well respected independent laboratories.
Deleting my comment will only prove I'm right.
Leaving it will mean they want to keep up appearances after this second comment.
They delete many comments from many comments.
@@4124V4TA-SNPCA-x So whether they leave or delete your comment you're the one right anyways?....
Generally people selling stuff don't call out their competetors this hard. Hilarious. I like this guy.
crazy right. if you did this to only promote your own company in another country than america press would kill you 😅 tough times
Remember, prices & product wars are good for customers, welcome it always 100%
huh. Agreed its hilarious- my reflex is thinking that he's a scumbag though. Its like dirty politics, the kind we used to laugh at from here in NZ until we imported it. The muck raking, the smears, the false claims that will never be tested... the world it better without it
This stuff is a symptom of amoral marketing mind, not its antidote
@@orenrob1914 haha yeah he also waited for others to start calling out AG1 then he joined in, people were already more receptive, timing was calculated. And his product is 350usd like are you joking
What are your margins on Blueprint?
You should review blueprint for your next video
Wild crossover event
Didn't expect you here, but this is cool too.
His cost approx 50$-100$ for the 400$ retail
About 500% Less than 10 dollars for ingredients, 50 dollars for the product.
Bring this to Europe at an acceptable price please before people start importing it and marking the price up (preferably Amazon).
It's available in Europe (albeit shipped from far away)
@sebastiankamph it's horrible overpriced in EU
Bring us cheap housing off amazon
@@sebastiankamph it’s nowhere near 30 dollars in EU. Their website says 55 euros which is roughly 61 dollars.
@@Xuseswhen he said $30 he was referring to AG1, not Blueprint
This guy is awesome for having the spine to call people out on their bs.
its one of the reasons i like him. exposes the crap.
@@lukepeeters5178 But he’s selling you products for the same ridiculous prices. Irony and hypocrisy.
@@JesusIsGoodTruth the same?
@@JesusIsGoodTruthnot the same
@@melissaebbert3844 LOL you can afford Bryan’s products?
$4.2k a year for the Blueprint stack, just saying.
Last time I checked was about ~2200 a year the subscription or 185 a month for the essencials, still expensive to most but I think that's the price for a lot of quality most brands are not even close to deliver it. I'm not associated to Bryan Johnson but I think he is very transparent and clearly test all this stuff on himself plus that's the closest we can get to a full personalized solution pack which would cost us thousands a month, from this point of view even $300+ it's actually cheap if we think about it.
@@itsmagnator i have not found a cheaper alternative
it is a big brand now
@@itsmagnatorit's dumb af. Paying that much money os dumb af regardless of any argument.
Get your blood checked,take a 23 and me, and supplement to your specific needs
You can buy a lot of steak and eggs. Plus an annual supply of HGH and TREM, needles and syringes for this kind of money.
If You want to be Huge Jackman or WWE jacked, it is not as expensive as You think. And none of those guys are subscribed to AG1 or any other non-scientific nonsense.
They are NOT gonna be happy about this. Awesome stuff Bryan, finally someone with a platform called this out!
"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."
@@spiritjunkie1913 what does that have to do with the statement of IGOG? im not sure why you said that, can you expound?
@@spiritjunkie1913easy to say, but you know 80% of people don’t know
We have ears, thanks
Do you think this is profound?
I am liking this guy more and more!! Thank you for giving us some honesty in a world of illusions!
Huberman is going to be PISSED
He’ll probably take some nicotine as soon as he sees it
Huberman the quack
😂😂😂
And so will be Peter Attia who is an investor in the company
Huberman is a clown. He recently got destroyed by James Hoffman in a video about timing coffee intake.
As a data analyst, I genuinely appreciate how you break down the way that data is being misrepresented in these products in a logical, concise way. Misinformation is one of the reasons that I studied data and computer science. Thank you for all you do!
I am a data analyst too , our job is the best in the world man
As a data analyst, I'm surprised you haven't looked deeper into the complex that this "blueprint" offers. It's not very scientific to the needs of most people.
Bryan Johnson you are amazing!! thanks for sharing your wisdom. I wish you nothing but the best brother.
They'll probably start a war against you for that, Bryan
snake oil salesmans fight. popcorn time
What’s he got to be worried about. He has the data to back him up
He is used to shit storms. Bryan usually is amused about attacks. He is a brave man.
@@322-Dota2😂 good play on words there haha! But Bryan is anything but an evil salesman from what i can see
With the data Bryan will crucify them in court. If they don't take him to court we know that what Bryan is saying is true. Win-win!
AG1 is an expensive multivitamin
That's all it really is. The green powder also doesn't come close to eating actual veggies.
You mean like Blueprint ?
It also doesn't even address the most common deficiencies iron,D3,iodine
+ it doesn't even have the right dosages!
there's Amazing Grass or just some wheatgrass powder or other choices. AG1 can't be BAD, right? I've never actually tried it.
First actual video I see from you. You are great to listen to and I love how scientific you are
Usually its hard to trust, but Bryan Johnson is at the moment the most trust worthy person in this industry, period.
Yeah props to Bryan. I never purchased AG1. I knew it was a scam with these influencers
Lol. He's literally just trying to destroy his competitors to seel you his products.
I wouldn’t go as far as to say that I trust him but at least he’s not just some mouthpiece who tries to sell you the next shitty overpriced product.
@@olisk-jy9rzThe product he has listed entirely for free on his website?
@@olisk-jy9rz Yes, he is. That doesn't discredit him though.
AG1 is terrible, now buy my product.
As long as the product is legit, offers good value and benefits for the customers, it’s not a bad way to advertise and expose a scam.
Except that it's the exact marketing scheme AG1 used initially lol@@awesomnality
Doesn’t mean he’s wrong though. And I prefer transparent motivations to deceptive practices personally.
Yeah buy his product has the same thing in it But at effective doses instead of the underdosing like ag1 and much cheaper genius. Thanks for showing everyone that you've never been accused of being smart. You're one of those types that are so ddense are your own worst enemy
Already shilling for a billionaires retard supplements that dont do anything. Marketing in effect
Thanks for the positive reinforcement after canceling AG1. Your protocols for hair, skin and eyes have done wonders for me in the year I've been following. Thanks for the transparency.
Hello do you take any of his supplements he sells?
Thank you for making people aware of this scam by AG1.
You can make his whole protocol for £1,144 a year that’s £95.33 a month compared to his price of £300+ a month 😂. I know this because I’m doing it I have Everthing apart from metforman because you need a doctor to give you that so it’s also not in his products
Anyone who wasn't already aware that AG1 is a scam (in this day and age of 2024) realistically should not be using the Internet
@@connorhunter9394 Not all of us have the time; some of us have a job.
It still seems to have good cognitive benefits. This is anecdotal (obviously), but as someone with adhd, I have not needed to be reliant on medication when taking AG1.
AG1 wasn't proven to be a scam. The price of a product doesn't reflect upon its nutritional value. The best product in the world that stops aging could be sold for a million times the cost of the ingredients and it would still be the best. Also, the dosage of the proprietary ingredients isn't mentioned on the AG1 label so it cannot be said that they are negligible. They might be but the speaker doesn't know one way or the other. There are holes in the logic afoot. I'm not in favour of either product in question here. Just looking for logic.
I would like to see AG1 do a response video with their dosages, research and results. If it is a reputable company.
It's really not a reputable company. Their product sucks.
agree
Wonder if lawsuits will follow. But Johnson has money so he can defend himself
But they aren't a reputable company.
@@benzun9600 could they really sue him? what would it be for defamation? If so I wonder if its really defamation he is just stating open public facts that everyone has access too. 10 minutes of research online about effective dosages/what to look out for would basically give anyone the same information he just shared
What I love about this presentation the most, other than commitments to transparency, is an acknowledgement that the science isn't 100% clear. You avoid making extreme statements or promises. You also call it the fallacy of influencer marketing.
Outstanding and refreshing. Great work.
I bought into an AG1 sub out of laziness, knowing that the doses of the proprietary blend weren't disclosed. I didn't have massive expectations of the product and have enjoyed taking it, however I realize it's time to move on. I'm going to look into what you're offering, simply based on what you presented here. You have a very sound and fair approach. Please do not lose that.
I’ve been a subscriber to AG1, for both me and my family for a while now. Like you, I was aware that the ‘proprietary’ elements of the AG1 blend were less than transparent.
Been following Bryan and his Blueprint journey for a while and I like what he is all about, including his transparency in sharing his successes and failures.
I also like his bravery in calling out his direct competitors. I’m ready to give Blueprint a try.
The thing is as an influencer - the only thing you have is your trust and honesty, if that breaches, then you have nothing! You are done... in my opinion, influencer's selling AG1 should make you question their content. Thanks Bryan, someone with some integrity calling out the whole markets! Don't die and don't stray 😄
I usually agree but a lot of the time these influencers probably do not know better either tbh. And almost anyone no matter who it is would take 500k a month for 30 seconds of work
You cannot claim ignorance if you're backing something and putting your name on it. That doesn't look good either.
@@marklopez4762 I agree but 99% of people will hear promote this "healthy" supplement and receive 500k a month. Most people would literally go for it no questions asked even just to do it for a single month at that income is enough to completely change someones life and probably retire 20 years earlier if you are smart
thats a really good point. Makes me question Huberman for example. I mean this guys preaching everything health related, you would think he’s rooting for your average man. Maybe not. I don’t think its as cynical, because after all this isn’t necessarily unhealthy, still tho, shady business taking advantage of those who watch him for advice. However, would i do it if i was offered millions? Possibly
Joe Rogan ain’t gonna like this one
I don't know why he's still doing ads anyway! That dude is crazy rich, unless he starts buying airplanes or $100million mansions he can't possibly spend all his money, even if he lives to be 120 years old...
He doesn’t want to be liked 😉
@@niklasholgerson3779 While you are correct it can all be summed up to wanting more money cause why not.
@@niklasholgerson3779 their agents and lawyers convince them to do thes
@@niklasholgerson3779when you climb higher you realize it’s entirely different ball game out there. That’s why Bryan is hustling also
I love that you made this! I had my suspicions I was being ripped off! Than you Brian, you're a force for good.
Absolutely Grateful for You Bryan for everything that you are doing with Blueprint & sharing the knowledge with us.
This video has made me wanna switch now. Been using AG1 for 2 years. Thanks for shedding light.
yeh and for 350$ per month you can.
More of these type of videos please !! Yessss love this
OH DAAAAAMN! SHOTS FIRED! Blue Vs. Green. Go team Blue! AG1 is like the "Good Feet Store" of nutrition😂
I got ripped off from the Good Feet Store years ago - should have just walked out! Now at 71, I’m learning, but have a long way to go, and it’s not long enough at my age. :-). Thankfully I never wore make up - that’s another huge scam. I might have bought the AG1 were it not for the stevia that gives me a horrible headache.
More like pillow guy
Hearing a millionaire techbro complain that something is overpriced is weird but not unwelcome.
That will be your little secret.
However, that’s a sound strategy to then sell you his slightly less overpriced product.
@@BenleGentil
Or even more overpriced.
We don't know either ingredient cost nor any other parameters about Blueprint products.
Plus ingredient cost couldn't be just subtracted from MSRP and assume that all else is profit. There's R&D, product development, market and marketing research, building production plants, paying workers, shipping and marketing cost and many smaller additional prices involved.
@@4124V4TA-SNPCA-x youre the ceo or what? ahahahahha
@@BenleGentil smart marekting i would say
Thank you for this!!!! We need a LOT more of this!!!
Dude. A breath of fresh air to see someone with money put it where their mouth is. Keep it up bruh!
Brian, you are clearly starting to dial things in with your protocall, I think you look the best you ever have. Amazing work!
Unfortunately blueprint looks amazing....its unaffordable for 90% of people
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.
Oh shoot! Shots fired in the name of honesty! Good going Bryan! 🙌🏾
Thankyou for doing this, would love more of these
I am so motivated by how much younger Bryan looks I cannot focus on the subject. So hopeful to know we can reverse aging. Thank you Bryan.🙏🏻
You can't reverse aging. You'll kill yourself trying.
Dye your hair, take Botox and fake teeth, like he does.
It's plastic surgery... Don't get it twisted, you will not make the same transformation without $$$.
He's sense of humor is getting better day by day and the kudos to the editors
Thank you, I’ll be buying blueprint. Love the transparency!!
Love that you call them out! Don’t hold yourself back to tell the truth please!
Bryan, if you're so honest, why don't you publish you're margins? It doesn't have to be complex. Just a pie chart breakdown of shipping, manufacturing and staff costs. This would go a long way in improving trust and would be pioneering for a business.
Well he kinda told it by saying that IG1 ingredients cost roughly $10 and he would be selling it for around $30.
He literally did u stupid
He did. Rewatch & pay attention before commenting.
Another clickbait. Opened the link and it's 58$.
Thanks Bryan for doing this video. This shined a light on the BS that the industry produces. PLEASE MAKE MORE :D
Been following you for a while, keep it up!
You can make his whole protocol for £1,144 a year that’s £95.33 a month compared to his price of £300+ a month 😂. I know this because I’m doing it I have Everthing apart from metforman because you need a doctor to give you that so it’s also not in his products
@@connorhunter9394make a video about where you buy all your stuff
Great information! Glad you’re speaking up about this industry. Lack of fully disclosed labels, pixie dusting ingredients, lack of third-party testing, unsubstantiated health claims, overpriced, multi-level marketing, it’s really bad out there in the supp industry
I've been wondering the same thing about them for years, always seemed off! thanks for the video. bums me out so many thought leaders are promoting them
Nice to have someone trustworthy finally making a video about it 🙏🏼 Thanks bro
Thank you for calling them out. I tried doing this myself and they flooded me with hate.
I'm glad I never ordered this without watching a lot of videos and research. I went to Costco and bought alternative of this green powder supplement for like $27 . It comes with 45 serving packs. Today first time I drink it I'll see how I feel in a week. It's not very tasty but I'm all about result. If it's going to be none, at least I will drink more water than I usually do and only will lose $27😂
I absolutely love people like you, calling out the bs where needed. Love it!
is this dude ai generated
Seriously, was looking for this down here
Nah that's what a few billions and a lot of dietary, lifestyle and medical procedures do. Turn back the clock or just give yourself 5-10 more years.
I think his teeth were generated by AI
White teeth veneers, no sun, lots of olive oil, a touch of makeup, and weird speech coaching... has given him an odd style for sure.
he was also raised mormon and lemme tell ya. that'll make you a bit odd too
Keep it up bryan! to expose this cheaters is important work and helps your follow to not die!
Bryan thank you for looking out for us. Because you aren’t focused on making money you can instead focus on giving us the best information so we can improve our lives and our health. You have our backs and I for one am grateful for you!
The guy is selling products linked directly to this video in his blue print store. lol
Never commented anything about his face, it doesn't detract from the value, but his face looks much better now than 6 months before.
I take AG1 because Dr. Mark Hyman recommends it. He's a highly respected doctor who meticulously goes through the science in his field, which includes supplementation. Would you consider talking to Mark Hyman about your critique of AG1?
Thank you Bryan for your honesty, and your FAIR pricing! I can’t thank you enough! I THANK you every time I take your protocol! You are a godsend! Your contribution to humanity will be greatly rewarded!❤😊
Damn Bryan, I always thought about buying AG1, i'm from Brazil so they don't actually sell it here, but now, i'm glad you shared this information.... that's actually insane lol.
Tremendous respect for making this video. You’ve won me over.
Hell yeah Bryan, let em have it. I was using AG1 before starting with the full blueprint stack. I’m noticing way more improvements with blueprint.
The way a product SHOULD be built, & marketed. Transparency & accountability... WELL DONE!!!
Commenting for the algorithm - thank you so much for this transparency. I swear I hear the echos of all the AG1 ads as I fall asleep haha
I’m glad that you are speaking up, we need more people like you on this planet
Lets take your transparency to the next level and release the cost of manufacturing spreadsheet for the products with everything accounted for.
Do you think he would ever do that ? Or, even more importantly, do you think he would ever tell you how to get maximum results without using his products?
Unlikely, but I don’t really know the guy. Most people wouldn’t release those numbers and I can understand some of the reasons why too. That said, if this video isn’t just a marketing ploy to steal some of AG1’s customers, let’s see some accounting for his product line, see what the margins are for an honest manufacturer which is the whole spin. Otherwise he is making big claims at others expense, laying down their margins (which he is guessing) without being willing to expose his own.
As someone in the industry, I guarantee you, AG1 COGS is way higher than $10 in 2024, even with the volume discounts they wouldnt be able to get $10.
@@nuperspektive ... as someone in the industry, you SHOULD know that people should not be supplementing with ascorbic acid, yet both "Bryan" and the AG1 contain it. Isn't that alone reason enough not to trust any of them?
@@thetruthwillsetyoufree112 he already has told us how to create blueprint ourselves. its more expensive to buy allt he ingredients yourself
'Don't buy that snake oil, buy mine instead!'
I think transparency like this is a huge opportunity in this space. Good stuff!
Bryan is fighting for humanity!
For real man
@@sergioruiz9425 People like Bryan or Abrey de Gray who fight against death itself are the only truly honest philanthropists.
He is not.
@@nizahe2731Yeah how are people this gullible and not see through Bryan's façade ?
They've never seen a salesman or something?
To be honest, if his stuff was better priced, I'd probably buy as there it's probably higher quality than a lot on the market.
*Transhumanity
Love ya Bryan. Keep pulling back the curtain. Your videos have become more and more entertaining and enjoyable.
Blueprint Stack in the UK is £399.00 sorry but that's way too much for a some multivitamins, Olive oil, Coca powder and flavored Vitamins/Ashwagandha in powder format.
Have you ever tried to buy all the ingredients together in a cheaper way?
@@eleh1337 I was just going to suggest this! If you're interested in trying it, but it's too expensive, the ingredient list and protocol is fully transparent. It's possible to purchase everything individually and make it yourself.
@@eleh1337probably could get them cheaper, but blueprint is convenient and high quality. If you have the money, why not
@@eleh1337 Yes.. You can get them much cheaper.
I would just buy the longevity mix and skip the other stuff.
thank you for doing this. Humanity needs more people like you, world would defiantly be in a better spot.
Ag1 is one of many popular products like this. Not just Ag1. And it’s still got some decent stuff compared to some seriously crap products on the market
Love how you are calling out the BS
You can make his whole protocol for £1,144 a year that’s £95.33 a month compared to his price of £300+ a month 😂. I know this because I’m doing it I have Everthing apart from metforman because you need a doctor to give you that so it’s also not in his products
@@connorhunter9394 He literally says people can. He is just making it convenient. That is why he provides the information. You could not recreate it if he didn't provide the information free of use.
So what do you think about his BS?
@@abellabarbiethere's nothing convenient about shedding thousands extra a year.
You don't even need to recreate his protocol. That's literally the issue.
You DON'T need the protocol that is not tailored to your bodies needs.
Get your bloodwork done for far less, get a 23 and me, and you'll be better off seeing where your deficiencies are and supplement accordingly with ingredients that actually work for you. That is convenience. His protocol is not.
I’m with you Bryan. You are a superhero. I hope these bullshit influencers won’t gang up to destroy you 😢
I have been waiting for a video like this! Thank you!
Just eat spinach.
Boiled
Byran just speaking facts here and providing value to our world by making blueprint
You can make his whole protocol for £1,144 a year that’s £95.33 a month compared to his price of £300+ a month 😂. I know this because I’m doing it I have Everthing apart from metforman because you need a doctor to give you that so it’s also not in his products
@@connorhunter9394 Plot twist: Metformin costs £204.67/month.
Always nice to admit when you have gone through the wrong door rather than living in the wrong room
There aren't many people that I look up to, but you're at the top of my list. You're making a big difference in the world and I love it 💯
$100 for synthetic nutrients? Too much! $400 for synthetic nutrients? Perfect!
I am traumatised by any type and form of influencers
Dude said 30 dollars but where is it link pls 😅🙈
i would rather pay 400$ with backed evidence then and overmarketed push down your throat to get a sale for 100$. bryan isnt even forcing you or asking you to take it. if it fits your goals and are curious try it. simple. usually broke people complain about the price of a evidence backed products.
This why I love you! You are one of those who care about humanity, not money!
THIS, is why we follow and support you. Bravo, well done! You're amazing!
Just by the title alone I respect you more for doing this 💪🏽💯
You are such a gem Bryan, so happy I came across your channel recently. I knew of you, just didn’t subscribe to any information or have your full story.
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.
He is really ready to go to the extremes, to market a product
Bryan you should make a video about how to measure ourselves at home, without tools and ways to quantify our progress it all feels strange, and we of course can’t get doctors or expensive machines, so a video from you about this and with tools or things we can afford would be great!
Yes please.
I think if you are also a vendor, you cannot criticise your competitors. You had this moral high ground when you were not in the business. But now you don’t. You stand to gain financially if they lose. You said this yourself. Follow the money.
3:23 best part of the video 😂
Thank you for posting this! Excellent expose!
This is awesome. Thank you, Bryan!
Finally Huberman, Chris Williamson, Tim Ferris and all the rest of them hustlers exposed.
Can't trust such people
Add Peter Attia to the list. He is an investor in the company
Chris Williamson makes much more substantial content than Bryan Johnson. So does Andrew Huberman.
everyone knew this tho that looked at the ingredient and prices just ppl all shut up about why they are doing it cleary for the $
@@kevintse2870huberman is a literal quack and a scam
Ive ordered potassium supplements once without checking how much is inside… its 99mg per capsule and for 60 capsules inside. You need 3.000 to 4.500 mg daily 😅 so to cover your daily needs without food, you would need 30 to 45 capsules in a single day 😂
Now i got one with 1020mg per serving for the same price 🤷♂️
The supplement market is crazy
Yeah, potassium is regulated because it's dangerous if the pill gets stuck somewhere in your intestine it could kill tissue. But if you just have an electrolite drink, there is more per serving than just 99mg. That's why
You put a "." Instead of "," so it would appear you put unnecessary decimals on the daily requirements and makes it seem that the 99mg pill is more than sufficient to meet that dietary requirement.
The main reason potassium supplements are at a low dose is that they’re one of the few that can kill you, if you overdose.
@@Taylor-odthat’s actually just a separate system used in Europe
You can make his whole protocol for £1,144 a year that’s £95.33 a month compared to his price of £300+ a month 😂. I know this because I’m doing it I have Everthing apart from metforman because you need a doctor to give you that so it’s also not in his products
So spot on, I figured this out three years ago, when my boys started to talk about it. Go get them Johnson.