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Probiotic Juice vs Pipe Cleaner
42:38 - 46:43 (04:05)
The speaker compares the appearance of probiotic juice to cleaning solution but emphasizes that it's marketed as a healthy drink for gut health similar to LaCroix.
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Language plays a powerful role in shaping health trends and creating new problems.
42:38 - 43:32 (00:53)
Summary
Language plays a powerful role in shaping health trends and creating new problems. The use of terms like "leaky gut" and "cleansing" can be misleading and promote unnecessary consumption of products.
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The Ollipop drink looks like a soda but is marketed as a probiotic protein powder for gut health.
43:32 - 44:48 (01:16)
Summary
The Ollipop drink looks like a soda but is marketed as a probiotic protein powder for gut health. It is not like a pipe cleaner going through your pipes.
ChapterProbiotic Juice vs Pipe Cleaner
EpisodeThe World's Richest Fashion Billionaire, A New D2C Biz Idea, And Working With People You've Never Met
PodcastMy First Million
The idea of creating a health soda or probiotic like LaCroix is discussed, with the need to find a marketing CEO for a loud and splashy name and to work with a supply chain expert to find a formulation lab.
44:48 - 45:50 (01:02)
Summary
The idea of creating a health soda or probiotic like LaCroix is discussed, with the need to find a marketing CEO for a loud and splashy name and to work with a supply chain expert to find a formulation lab.
ChapterProbiotic Juice vs Pipe Cleaner
EpisodeThe World's Richest Fashion Billionaire, A New D2C Biz Idea, And Working With People You've Never Met
PodcastMy First Million
The host shares the results of an experiment where he mentioned his Airbnb's website on his podcast to see how many people would visit it, which turned out to be around 3,000-4,000 views with no bookings.
45:47 - 46:43 (00:56)
Summary
The host shares the results of an experiment where he mentioned his Airbnb's website on his podcast to see how many people would visit it, which turned out to be around 3,000-4,000 views with no bookings.