When I first saw the ads for AG1 I laughed my ass off🤣 Obvious bullshit claims are obvious. I really despise the "wellness" industry as it's responsible for my friend's death from cervical cancer😥 She refused medical treatment and used supplements and such to try and treat it. The FDA needs to start cracking down hard on these charlatans. Oh, the beauty industry is also rife with bullshit. All marketing is propaganda and it's all rotting people's brains.
The way you do 1 thing is the way you do all things. Huberman was a scammer in his personal relationships, didn't give a damn about the health and lives of those women, giving HPV (and thus possibly cancer) to at least 1 of them that we know of so far. So obviously he's a scammer in his "professional" life as well, not giving a damn about the health of his listeners/fans and possibly putting their lives at risk too. I really think Sarah, the woman in the article who contracted HPV from Huberman, should call a lawyer. There could be a case here that sets legal precedent.
Huberman had me suspicious with his "at no cost to the public" as if it's simply a heartfelt altruistic public service. And noticing that he was certainly not doing it for free.
Your friend had the freedom to choose how she wanted to care for herself, and you are condemning her for a choice you do not support. The pain of losing your friend should never blind your compassion. Each of us will always do what one think is better for their own health. This comment has nothing to do with this article.
When I first saw the ads for AG1 I laughed my ass off🤣 Obvious bullshit claims are obvious. I really despise the "wellness" industry as it's responsible for my friend's death from cervical cancer😥 She refused medical treatment and used supplements and such to try and treat it. The FDA needs to start cracking down hard on these charlatans. Oh, the beauty industry is also rife with bullshit. All marketing is propaganda and it's all rotting people's brains.
The way you do 1 thing is the way you do all things. Huberman was a scammer in his personal relationships, didn't give a damn about the health and lives of those women, giving HPV (and thus possibly cancer) to at least 1 of them that we know of so far. So obviously he's a scammer in his "professional" life as well, not giving a damn about the health of his listeners/fans and possibly putting their lives at risk too. I really think Sarah, the woman in the article who contracted HPV from Huberman, should call a lawyer. There could be a case here that sets legal precedent.
Huberman had me suspicious with his "at no cost to the public" as if it's simply a heartfelt altruistic public service. And noticing that he was certainly not doing it for free.
Your friend had the freedom to choose how she wanted to care for herself, and you are condemning her for a choice you do not support. The pain of losing your friend should never blind your compassion. Each of us will always do what one think is better for their own health. This comment has nothing to do with this article.