Andrew Huberman· PhD
With supplements, it's a complicated landscape, often because many supplement companies don't put in the bottle what they say is in the particular product.
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With supplements, it's a complicated landscape, often because many supplement companies don't put in the bottle what they say is in the particular product.
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One of the major problems in the supplement industry is that when supplements get tested, often it's the case that the amount of a given ingredient is far lower or far greater than what's reported on the bottle.
One of the major issues with supplements is that supplement companies don't always have the highest quality standards, and/or the amounts of the supplements that they list on the bottle aren't what actually are contained in the capsules, and pills, and powders of those supplements.
One issue with supplements however, is that many of the supplements out there, simply do not contain what's listed on the bottle and or the quality of the ingredients is not very high.
The one issue with supplements, however, is that many of the supplement companies out there do not independently test their supplements. So there isn't tremendous confidence in all supplements that they contain the amounts of the ingredients that are listed on the bottle, and that the quality of the ingredients is where it should be.
we found out the reliability is very very bad what you see in the label is not what you get in the product