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jane's avatar

Just in case this helps anyone, since I didn't do a good job of explaining it during the Live yesterday...

The supp.co website is an effort to bring some sanity to the unregulated supplement market. When you buy a supplement, you have absolutely no idea whether what's in the bottle actually contains what it says it contains or the quality of it. Supp.co provides a "TrustScore" for a pretty large number of brands/supplements. They don't sell anything ...just rate them.

The TrustScore rates the following qualities of the brand and supplement itself: Inactive Ingredients, Manufacturing Standards, Testing Benchmarks, Product Quality, Product Certifications, Technical Innovation, Brand Certifications.

The website has other features as well, but I won't got into those.

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Hal Gill's avatar

These themes emerge today - I ended up writing a post about an 'empathy' failure on my part, perhaps, but definitely on the part of a friend of mine who I now much forgive - without expecting apology - and then on KSKQ, the Morning Show host, Holly Lorien Adams, was interviewing "SK Cothren" https://www.skcothren.com/free on the same topic of Empathy!

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