So I’ve recently discovered my reputation is growing with labels such as “The Supplement Nazi” which I find quite complimentary. I often post on social media about common ingredients and additives found in many household brands for shakes and supplements. And YES, I’m often highly critical and scrutinize the shit out of any product I come across that make claims of promoting health and wellness in its consumers. People should know if they are being poisoned and lied to, at least in my world. I pride myself on the amount of research and critical detailing I do and finally, I’m delighted to find that people are listening. I post my research findings good and bad to help people and possibly save them from complications that can arise from anti-nutrients that these supplements can contain. Soy Protein Isolate, Maltodextrin, Titanium Dioxide are just a few ingredients I have singled out as items to avoid as much as possible. It has even made me unpopular in several circles since my criticism targets items found inside their products they are pushing and telling people its healthy and good nutrition. I don’t try to attack anybody but I can understand how they might feel and its nothing personal. I just have a burning desire in my heart to share the truth and quality natural solutions. That is part of my purpose and people can criticize me all they want. It makes me happier to hear from people on a weekly, if not daily basis, asking me what products and shakes I would recommend because they know I won’t steer them wrong to make a buck. As a naturopath, it is my responsibility and oath to “Do No Harm”. So therefore, I have chosen to endorse only the purest of product brands and aim not to sell but to treat and make recommendations to patients of proven, natural methods I believe whole-heartedly. This is my promise to myself and my patients. This is only the beginning of “The Supplement Nazi”.
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