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01Is AG1 as good as eating vegetables?

There’s currently no research to show that consuming vegetables in powdered form has the same health benefits as eating whole fruits and vegetables., Therefore, although AG1 contains several important nutrients found in produce, it shouldn’t be used as a replacement for eating whole food sources of those nutrients, such as leafy greens and other vegetables.

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02Is AG1 worth buying?

Because the supplement includes multiple vitamins, minerals, probiotics, and plant compounds, it may be worth trying if you:, have increased nutrient needs that you cannot meet through diet alone, follow a restrictive dietary pattern and are looking for a multinutrient supplement, have difficulty eating a balanced diet, are a competitive athlete looking for help meeting your nutritional needs, Still, keep in mind that while AG1 contains some research-backed ingredients, there’s currently no research to support its effectiveness.Therefore, it may not be worth the cost for people who already take a multivitamin or maintain an overall balanced diet.Furthermore, AG1 may not be safe or appropriate for certain populations, including:, children, people who are pregnant or breastfeeding, people who are taking certain prescription medications, people with end-stage kidney disease, people with certain autoimmune conditions, Before trying any dietary supplement, talk with a trusted healthcare professional to make sure that the product is safe and appropriate for you to take.

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03Do you lose weight on Athletic Greens?

AG1 can be an easy way to get several essential nutrients with one low calorie drink, but it will not affect weight or weight loss on its own.

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04Are there side effects to Athletic Greens?

Some people report stomach upset, bloating, and diarrhea after starting AG1. To help minimize the risk of unwanted side effects, it’s recommended to start with a smaller dose of AG1 and slowly increase the amount over a few days until you reach a full scoop.

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05What does Athletic Greens do to your body?

AG1 provides the body with 75 vitamins, minerals, and whole food ingredients, many of which support digestion, energy levels, and mood., In addition to many essential vitamins and minerals that your body needs for optimal function, it also includes probiotics to support a diverse and healthy gut microbiome.

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