Medicare gets ripped off regularly Exposés like this one are more and more common The best involvement for government in healthcare should be as little as possible Getting government out of healthcare is critical

🚨 Here's a tip on collagen: Nutritionally, gelatin and collagen peptides have very similar amino-acid profiles, particularly high amounts of glycine, proline, and hydroxyproline. Your digestive system ultimately breaks both down into peptides and amino acids. Can you eat super low cost unflavored gelatin to get many of the same amino acids I'd get from a collagen supplement? the answer is yes. (And why we don't sell collagen, it simply looks like high priced gelatin to us... And i personally would feel we would be ripping people off). Oh and 99% of collagen is made from animals, so it's impossible to be vegan on it, with approximately 24-25% of all collagen in those products coming from piggys... Which doesn't matter to me, but for the Jews and Muslims who don't know (and most never know), it's an interesting trivia item. If you ever see my company selling it, my evil twin has probably knocked me out and thrown me into a suitcase he locked up at the bottom of a basement. ⭐ Now Creatine... Is one of the things i recommend at 20 grams a day. I would pair it up with Glycine and Taurine to help deal with sarcopenia in older folks. But even so called "micronized" creatine is gritty, and it is one of the few raw materials that show 99% of the ingested creatine monohydrate is absorbed into the circulation... ✅ No matter if it's micronized or not. It simply doesn't matter. Seriously. 👀 So if you are paying a higher price for a 'premium' micronized creatine, you probably shouldn't. That said... I just checked Amazon and see 1000 different creatine products. The largest seller has 1000 grams for $30, and the top "Micronized" product sells 600 grams for $28. Those micronized buyers are paying almost double, for essentially nothing. Even with all the competitors, should we enter this market? If we did, we probably would need to price 1000 grams of regular creatine (providing 50 20g servings) somewhere below $30. Would a $5 savings be enough for you to switch? Because from the absorption perspective, we can't make this raw material better... So it will come down to price and a COA 🤔 (which oddly, no one selling creatine provides... That's very odd)

To all of those who keep telling me to get over my dad death…you will never understand because my dad was way better than their dad!