Konstantin Kisin

All right.

Head on over to triggerpod.co.uk where we continue the conversation with your questions.

How close are we to Soylent Green with assisted death and green-colored powder drinks on sale as the nutritional supplement?

I feel MAID is a slippery slope that cannot be turned back.

It's bad for the spiritual health of humanity.

Look, I'll be honest with you.

I was skeptical.

A green powder that claims to do everything sounds exactly like something I'd tear apart.

I've seen enough people pushing miracle solutions to know what that looks like.

But I take AG1 every morning, and I'm not someone who sticks with those things out of habit if they're not delivering.

One scoop in water, that's it.

Over 75 vitamins, minerals, and nutrients designed to support your energy, mood, and digestion.

For someone juggling the podcast, writing, travel, and trying to stay sharp enough to hold my own in the conversations we have on this show, that foundation matters to me.

I'm not dragging myself through the afternoons the way I used to.

With AG1, I feel like I'm actually running on a full tank and this isn't just marketing copy.

AG1 is clinically backed.

Every study on their website is openly available for you to read.

If you're a trigonometry listener, you don't take things on faith.

So go and look at the evidence yourself.

That transparency is part of why I trust it.