LadyGang - LG QUICKIE: What the Amino

Episode Date: March 23, 2023

Have you ever wondered if there is a cheat code to a healthy lifestyle? Angelo Keely, CEO of Kion, may have the answer by explaining the role and benefits that amino acids have on our bodies.  LadyGang is brought to you by KION! Save 20% on monthly deliveries and 10% on one-time purchases at Getkion.com/ladygang See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

You probably know that the human body is mostly water. What you probably don't know is that everything else in your body is 50% amino acids. These building blocks of life are essential for health and fitness. No matter how you like to move, whatever you do to stay fit, amino acids are essential. That's why Keon Aminos is my fundamental supplement for fitness. I drink Keon Aminos every single day for energy, muscle, and recovery. Keon Aminos is backed by over 20 years of clinical research, has the highest quality ingredients no fillers or junk undergrows rigorous quality testing and tastes amazing with all

natural flavors so if you want to naturally boost energy build lean muscle and enhance athletic recovery you need to get kion aminos you can now save 20 on monthly deliveries and 10 on one-time purchases just go to get kion.com slash lady gang that is g-e-t-k-i-o-n.com slash lady gang to get our fundamental supplement for fitness, Keon Aminos. It's time for a quickie. Podcast one presents the Lady Gang, the Hollywood girl posse with Lady Gang Quickie. Here's Kelty Knight, Becca Tobin, and Jack Vanek. Let's make this quick.

Hello, hello, hello. Welcome to Lady Gang Quickie. I am Becca here with Jack and Kelty, and we have an extra special guest with us today. Kelty, how did we get so lucky? Well, the cool thing about this episode is like what I love about when we're going to have a guest on. A lot of times we have like a pre-call, right? We're just like, hey, what do you want to talk about? And because this is specifically health related, like we need to get on the phone and be like, what are you going to teach us today?

So before I introduce him, we were on the call and it was clear that he had been listening to Lady Gang to like get ready for this appearance. And so I'm like, yeah, like we're just so crazy. He's like, I know, Jack in her wedding dress. Oh, that's where you went out of all the crazy. It wasn't a Kelty thing. Nope. So on that note, in 2023, we are all about getting our shit together. And since I, Kelty, am on a health journey, now everyone's on a health journey at Lady Gang and all of our listeners are on a health journey too. I'm very sorry. Today, we're welcoming Angelo Keeley, co-founder and CEO of Kion, a supplement and functional food company dedicated to helping

health and fitness enthusiasts live long, active, joyful lives by providing clean energy enhancing solutions. Now, a few months ago, I mentioned to everyone on this podcast, we had her on the podcast. I started working with our health coach and a nutritionist and she actually recommended me this product. So I wanted him to come on today to explain to us how our bodies work because I'm 41 and I have no idea. So today's quickie is all about the importance of muscle protein, amino acids for body composition and overall health. and Angela is going to make it really easy to understand. So hi, welcome. Hello. Welcome. Hi. Thank you for having me. Great to be here.

Angela, first of all, tell me your background. Where did you start and how did you get into this health journey? We were just talking before the Zoom started and I was talking about how much I hate phone calls and he was like, I always do phone calls because then I can walk. And I was like, that's a true health person. So where did this all come from? So yeah, I think like lots of people who end up working in the health industry or make a health company. Maybe they identify some specific problem that existed. My story is a little different. I was basically just raised in it. I was born into a family where my parents were in... They owned a natural health food store, a natural health food restaurant when I was born. That's

what they were doing. And before that, my dad was in vitamins and herbs as a business. And so, I was raised very, very hippie just outside Austin, Texas in Wimberley. I was born at home. and um yeah i just had like super hippie parents so i was given vitamins i wasn't taken to the doctor but my parents were also super into fitness and they were really into trying to eat well and they were pescatarians meaning we ate fish and um plant proteins we didn't really eat like meat proteins i do eat other meat now and so with that they thought a lot about like how do we eat and so amino acids are actually one of the main things i remember my mom giving me when i was a little kid. I actually remember being like three years old and her being like, Angie, can't you feel

them? Like the hippie mom, like giving her kid these vitamins and be like, aren't they amazing? And, and, uh, so I might just be brainwashed in this whole thing, but like, I can still feel them and I still have just, you know, super positive memories of, of how committed my parents were to health. That said, I think like most people you grow up in an environment, you maybe don't even know like that. What you believe is weird. I think I did know because I was raised in kind of a, like a night, like a nicer part of Austin with a bunch of like more kind of suburban, like normal people. And I was like the one weird hippie kid. And, uh, but as I got older, I started to explore. My parents got out of the health business, but stayed entrepreneurs. I have

kind of a more traditional manic entrepreneurial spirit. And with that comes a lot of experimentation. I experimented with a lot of drugs, a lot of, uh, bad behavior. I got into a lot of trouble When I was 16, I took way too much LSD. I basically had a psychotic break. I've never been violent in my life, but I provoked a fight with these people who are much more hardcore than me. And they beat the shit out of me and they stabbed me twice in the back and in the knee. So, it severed my patella tendon. I'd have emergency abdominal surgery. So, I have a huge scar down my abdomen. And I mean, I got beat so bad that I didn't wake up for days. So, coming out of that it kicked off for me like my own health journey it's not my parents you know you

need to eat this way and this is what healthy people do and it was like whoa like i'm like my own person this i was 16 so i'm like i'm like my own person in this life death is real health is real like what do i want my life to be and at that point i like all this weird hippie mumbo jumbo stuff my parents had pitched to me suddenly became much more interesting i was like trying yoga and meditation and acupuncture and going to the chiropractor and trying to eat well etc so that really like kick started my whole journey of health like my health journey not the one my parents gave me that said like I ended up being nowhere really near the health business world for years I ended up um I went to school for actually went to school for like religious studies and

philosophy because I thought that was really interesting at the time kind of a seeker but it took me to where then I ended up having a career started in France I lived in France for a few years. And then I moved to India, had a career there. And then after all that, but kind of through this, um, my girlfriend who'd become my fiance was like done. She was like, yo, I like want babies now. Like I've been saying this for like five years, like for real. And so, um, I quit my job, um, and moved to Boulder, Colorado, which is where her family was near. And, um, and tried a few different types of businesses, was in behavioral healthcare for, for a couple years, a few years, actually, uh, pretty successfully. And then I just wanted to do

something new. And it was like, honestly, it was like coming back to my roots. And so I make the joke of it, but it's almost like, um, I basically made the company that would make my three-year-old three-year-old Angie. This is what my mom called me. Like what would make his mom proud to be like an amino acid company. So I think I just, I didn't like plan it. I just kind of went back to my roots. What are the things I care about? What are the products I really believe in? And so it's been almost six years now really it's just been like really like building my dream company like who who are the most amazing people i want to work with every day what are the most what are the truly like the highest quality products we can make um what are the products that i actually

want to take every day and i think most people should who want to live a vibrant life not maybe what's like the coolest hottest new made-up thing that the health industry thinks is great but like really what's what's proven the test of time and is an awesome product that will add real value to people's lives. And, um, and I would say that's why essential amino acids are our hero product because I really believe in them as, um, they're the thing. And now I'm going to ask the question that I know Jack and Becca are wondering, and also me, what the is an amino acid? That was exactly the wording I was about to use too. Yep. So I have no idea. I've been taking this product, but like, I don't know what it is or what it does. I love it. I love it. Okay. So the easiest,

the easiest way to get into this subject is just to talk about macros. So you guys know what carbs are generally, you know, what carbohydrates are. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, carbohydrates are like, um, they're basically sugars and then there's fats and then there's this third macronutrient called protein. There's actually a fourth alcohol, but it's not really that one. Yeah. It's a good of on um but basically um carbs and fat their primary role in our life is to give us energy we actually like take the fat and where we take the carbs and we break it down into smaller component parts and then we transform it into this thing called atp i won't get any more sciencey than that and we use it as fuel and it like literally gives us the energy like you like

fuel similar to like uh that you would use to drive a car or to light a light bulb protein can be used for that, but that's not really its role. So protein is made up, its constituent parts are amino acids, and there's 20 of them that are literally the proteins in our body. What people don't realize though, is in our body, like you guys have probably heard over 50% of your body is water, right? Well, of the part that's not water, that's solid mass, over 50% of that is proteins. And all of that is just a bunch of amino acids grouped together. So amino acids are basically these building blocks of the proteins in your body. But the proteins in your body aren't just your muscles. They're what make up your heart, your kidneys, your skin, your hair, your

nails, your eyeballs. They also make up... Anytime you hear health people talk about enzymes, those are proteins. They're made up of amino acids. The neurotransmitters that basically create all the feelings and emotions in your human experience, those are made up from amino acids. So proteins are like a... They're a big deal. And amino acids are the building blocks of them. So what the is an essential amino acid, I think is what you asked. The essential amino acid are basically the nine out of those 20 that are super important. And the reason why they're super important is because they're the nine, they're called essential. Your body can't make them. Your body can actually make a lot of things. If you consume those nine, it can make the other 11, but it cannot make the

nine. So you have to eat them. So the reason why you would ultimately maybe die in life is actually from a deficiency of not eating enough of proteins or the essential amino acids within them. And those nine amino acids are not only important because they're the things that you can't make, but also they are the thing that help to stimulate muscle protein synthesis. And it sounds fancy, but I'm going to break it down super simple. All proteins in nature and in our bodies are in this really cool state of breaking down and then rebuilding themselves. So a protein is not static. It's not like it's just this.

It's not like you just have muscle tissue and it just stays that way. It actually has a half-life. It starts to break down and it breaks down into the component amino acids and then it needs to rebuild. But when it breaks down, it can't use all those amino acids. Some of them are like not good anymore. At least 20% are just like you can't use them. So you need more.

So that's where the essential amino acids come in. Your body, the primary role of proteins and amino acids inside them is to help rebuild the proteins in your body, to rebuild your liver tissue, your heart tissue, to be able to fuel your brain with neurotransmitters, to help you build muscle. So they're the super, super, super key thing that basically makes everything in your body work. And if you don't have enough of them and you don't eat them in the right doses or during the right parts of the day, et cetera, then you can have all these other issues and problems. And we can start to get more into that and like, well, how do you get the right amount, et cetera, but that's what they are.

Oh, wow. We are learning so much. I want to go right before we get into more science. I want to talk about the vanity of women, because for me, when my health coach was like, this is going to help you have more energy, it's going to support your systems and all those things that you're doing. And it's also like really good for aging and keeping your hair and your nails nice. And like, we have been eating every gummy vitamin for hair, skin, nails, and like little, no one ever told us it was amino acids. It's building our hair. So why is muscle and amino acids important for aging well and for like overall beauty in a super vain way? For being hot. Not like for the hotness, not your internal, like your heart is pumping, right? Like I'm talking about hotness.

Got it. So I think, correct me if I'm wrong, that most women and your audience, that when they think about being hot, part of that is having good body composition. It's not being like, and then that doesn't just mean like being super like skinny. It's like having a toned body. It's having a beautiful toned body. That's like not too athletic, but it's not too skinny, but not too fat. It's like, everyone's trying to find this. Yeah. The Goldilocks healthy, healthy medium. So fundamentally, when you take amino acids, they will help you build lean muscle. They will help you build lean muscle without getting bulky and without putting on additional weight because they're extremely calorically efficient, way less calories than something like a, like, like meat or

pro like other types of whole food protein type things. Um, but on top of that, when you have the right amount of lean muscle, it raises your metabolism and helps you burn more fat all the time. So if you maintain a good, solid, just consistent amount of like lean tone muscle throughout your body, it'll make it easier to not gain fat. Also, every single time you consume protein, but especially it's the essential amino acids in protein, they do something called diet induced thermogenesis. They increase your metabolism for the next three hours, but not like in a like kind of not Adderall or like fat burner, kind of like, honestly, they're kind of scammy and they tweak you out and like, they're not, they're not sustainable. This is like the

healthy, sustainable, sensible way to actually raise your metabolism in a way that's helping you not just be spazzed out, but actually give you also the body you want. I think at the most fundamental level, it's like body composition. This is like the secret sauce. When you start to get into hair, skin, nails, this is why a lot of women take collagen. Collagen is actually made up of a lot of amino acids. It's not made up of a complete profile of essential amino acids. It's super high in certain ones that are the ones that go into your hair, skin, nails, etc. And so it can be supportive and good for that, but it doesn't count as protein. It doesn't help with lean muscle. It doesn't help with diet-induced thermogenesis. It doesn't do any of that stuff. All it does is

directly go to the hair, skin, nails. Essential amino acids, on the other hand, when you take them they support the body composition and the metabolism benefits but they also directly get converted into these non-essential amino acids that support your joint they support basically glowing skin beautiful hair nails etc all of those types of things and if you compound all this on top of aging which is i think this is like the bigger this is the bigger thing it becomes even more significant because when you are 20, you are able to digest proteins and get the amino acids out of them much more efficiently. And you're more sensitive and more efficient at processing those amino acids to maintain the lean muscle, to get it transferred into your hair, skin, nails.

As you get older at 30, and then, sorry, but at 40, it really starts to slow down. you simply can't digest the protein as much and you're not as sensitive to the amino acids so the benefits of taking something like an essential amino acid supplement in addition to eating healthy foods becomes dramatically more important it's somewhere between and each decade it basically gets more intense from like three to four to five and when you're 80 or something six times more more protein synthesis than a whole food protein basically it's three times as effective as eating healthy you know meats etc at stimulating the protein synthesis so just think about this way it's like a cheat code it's like a cheat code to lean muscle to metabolism to sustainable to a

sustainable figure and to healthy hair skin nails that's um not a cheat code that has like a bunch of like downsides like it's gonna make you you know turn into a crazy at the end of the day yeah everyone knows in like their early 20s we talked about all the time where you were like it was just so much easier like when i was 20 i could treat my body like shit for like you know and i wake up the next morning and still feel good and it wasn't hard to you know there was always this thing and and this is like trigger warning for anyone but there was this thing of like you can just go on a diet for two days and then you feel better you know what i mean you didn't have to like have these long like it was just easier your body was more reactive so what

you're saying makes perfect sense. Um, and then as you get older, obviously everything goes to shit. So that's why we have people like you on our podcast. So we can figure out how not to do this. You probably know that the human body is mostly water. What you probably don't know is that everything else in your body is 50% amino acids. These building blocks are essential for health and fitness. No matter how you like to move, whatever you do to stay fit, amino acids are essential. This is why Keon Aminos is my fundamental supplement for fitness. I drink them every day for energy, muscle, and recovery. Keon Aminos is backed by over 20 years of clinical research, has the highest quality ingredients, no fillers or junk, undergoes rigorous quality

testing, and tastes amazing with all natural flavors. So if you want to naturally boost energy, build lean muscle, and enhance athletic recovery, you need to get Keon Aminos. You can now save 20% on monthly deliveries and 10% on one-time purchases. Just go to getkeon.com slash lady gang. That's G-E-T-K-I-O-N.com slash lady gang to get fundamental support for fitness. Keon Aminos. The lady gang. The next question I have is about dieting. So I know that when I was reading about you in this product, it's like the yo-yo diets and cutting calories. We were taught in the 90s that like, you know, if you want to lose weight, you put in less than you're using. And that's like the easy math and whatever, but you're saying that without actually taking amino acids,

like nothing's going to happen anyway, because your body's in shock. How does that all work? It's not quite that simple. I think, but what I'll say is like more than one thing is true at the same time. And if you only focus on one of the truths, then you could actually end up somewhere different than you want to be. So if you consume less calories than you burn in a day, you will lose weight the thing is you will not only lose fat you will lose muscle so when you deprive yourself of calories about 3500 calories you lose about a pound of fat muscle will start to lose about a pound of muscle at 750 calorie deficit now your body's always kind of prioritizing what it uses but if you just try to dramatically reduce your calories and at the same time

dramatically reduce your protein and thus your essential amino acid content during that phase of losing weight, you're losing fat and muscle at the same time. And then most people go back to their subpar behaviors, right? Like where they splurge again and then binge eat and do something and you put back on the weight, but you don't put that when you put back on the weight, like you lost 10 pounds. When you put back on that 10 pounds, it's, you don't get any of the muscle back. All you get back is the fat. So when you do this yo-yo dieting back and forth, you keep cutting calories, you're losing fat and muscle. Then you eat poorly again. Then you put only back on the fat. And after doing that many, many times, you end up with just the fat and none of the

muscle. And if my sense is that most people, when they're thinking about losing weight, they're not just talking about just fat. It's an idea of, it's a feeling of their body, a way that they look in the mirror. It's like a sense of being in the world that like looks beautiful to them and feels good to them. And that includes being tone, you know, it's not just being, you know, super, super thin. And so, um, the main thought is that if you are going to cut calories to lose weight, which is a great way to lose weight, you must maintain high levels of essential amino acids in your diet. And to do that, it means you need to eat kind of only super lean meats. It's like, it's actually quite hard. For example, you Kelty, if you're a pescatarian and you're

eating plant proteins, cause we need a plant protein. It's got a lot of carbs in it in addition to the protein so when you try to cut down the amount of rice and beans that you're eating you're also cutting down the protein and so if you deprive yourself of this protein when you're losing weight then you will lose you will lose muscle but if you ensure that you continue to have higher levels of essential amino acids you will only lose the fat you will not lose the muscle you can actually even increase muscle mass while losing fat mass which typically is like it seems kind of like it doesn't even make sense to people like how can i be how can i be building this one mass when I'm in a caloric deficit. If you're taking enough essential amino acids via

supplementation and food and you're exercising, you can actually be increasing your lean muscle while losing fat. The simple story is if you just cut calories and you don't pay attention to how much protein you're eating or how much essential amino acids you're eating, because that's really the thing in protein that you're using. You pee out a lot of the non-essential amino acids. You're really just using the essential amino acids from the protein. Then you're going to end up not with the body that you're trying to get. You're it's, it's being oversimplified. Basically, you really have to think about essential amino acids, increasing that while you're decreasing your calories. Well, and women are like bone density goes down by a crazy, crazy amount.

And if we don't have muscle, then we're basically just feeble old ladies who are falling down and breaking things like Kelty, which is why I'm on the health journey, bitches. That's why I'm on the health journey. Can I ask you a super specific, selfish question? Cause I have you, um, please. So I work out, I have this trainer guy and he's really wonderful. And part of my program is that I have a, like a workout pre-workout situation. And in it is a regular protein powder and a, and a it's called extend BCAA, like a seven G BCAA. Is that a version, a shittier version of what you have? Great question. Simple answer. Yes. I thought so. Okay. Um, and, and Here's, and here's why, um, I would just encourage you not to use BCAAs at all, but you could.

And the specific way that he's advising you could make sense, but it gets really complicated. And it's like, people are just trying to figure out what to do. And it's like, if we overcomplicate it, then it becomes a pain. Quite simply, if you take branch chain amino acids, that's what BCAA is. That's like, and I'm not going to name any brands. I don't want to basically put anyone down. But if you take only the BCAAs, it's from science 40 years ago where they measured that it increased the muscle protein synthesis. But what's become very apparent over the last 30 years, I mean, there's like hundreds of studies documenting this.

If you take BCAAs on their own, they create no increase in muscle protein synthesis, and they're actually potentially catabolic, meaning they're worse for you. Yeah. So you must have all nine of the essential amino acids. the BCAAs are only three of the nine. If you don't have the other six at the same time, then it doesn't work. The small reason why it could be working in the way that he's advising you is because you're combining it with the protein. But what I would just say is it depends on what your goals are. You literally could take just Keon Aminos or a similar brand like that of essential amino acids. No, you're a brand. Come on. I mean, I just like, I want to make sure I'm

like offering education and support. You're offering education, but also you're here because I like your products. Yeah. You can talk about it. And I'll be honest. The reason why I say or another brand like ours is because there's not one like you can, I can get it. I can get into like, you look for the transparency of the label, look for the amount of each amino acid that actually follows what the NASA NIH, all the studies showed, no one's doing it. So yeah, I dare you. I dare you to find one that's as good. But if you take, if you take one scoop of key on aminos before you exercise, it's equal to 15 grams of protein. So whatever that big shake is that you're drinking at combined with the BCAAs, it's like, it's kind of like wrecks your

gut. Just think you could just take two scoops of key on aminos and it'd be equal to 30 grams of protein. And you, I mean, I can't tell exactly how big you are, but I don't think you need more than 30 grams of protein before you work out. Right. Like that would be max, probably even one scoop or one and a half scoops would be good for you and you would get pretty much like the most effective dose and then and then take another scoop after or two scoops after that was my question for after and then yeah i did hear through this weird community um that taking aminos with a sugary drink like gatorade shuttles it through your body to the part that you just worked out? Great question. So if your goal is... Damn, where are you? You went out of space,

Becca? I'm just getting ripped for summer. Yeah, but you don't want this, Becca. I doubt it. So if your goal is to build muscle mass and to look really bulky, then drink sugar and take carbs with your amino acids. It will push more water into the cell and will make you look bigger. So most women want to build lean muscle. I'm not saying you need to, but most do. If you consume sugar or carbs when you eat the protein, it will increase the amount of muscle protein synthesis, but it'll make your muscles more swole. It'll make you look like more jacked. Like you're in the Top Gun Maverick.

That's what Jerry needs to do. I would not – unless that's the look you're looking for. If you're looking more for like the slim tone look, I would consume, I would get away from the protein BCAA combination and I would just do Keon Aminos before and Keon Aminos after. And like that's, it's going to give you lean muscle, fat burning, energy through your workout, way increased recovery so you can exercise again sooner and have more energy and improve the actual development of the muscle the most over anything else. and so I was given this product by Jess um and even though like I'm not doing a lot of intense workouts right now I'm just kind of doing my daily walks and she was like this is you'll have yours before and after your walk so if you're just walking your dog or taking your kid around the block like it's also great it does give you a boost of energy which is actually I thought

originally before we had talked it was just an energy drink so I was like oh this is amazing I had no idea I was getting like muscle build and stuff this is the story of Kelty's life yeah I was just like what i'll do anything anyone tells me do but i i gotta like you know what else is a good time cocaine don't ask what it does but it's super fun just before and after the walk i mean like when you're walking yeah you know but it's super easy to take so tell us about the product that you invented what is in it how to take it and and where we can get it so just to highlight something you said another amazing thing about keon aminos is that even taking them outside of exercise stimulates muscle protein synthesis. And this is kind of like really surprising,

even to like gym bros who are not, because those people tend to like study all the ways to like lose weight and build muscle. And they think it doesn't work that way. It does because essential amino acids do not have to be like broken down from the proteins. They immediately enter the blood. They literally stimulate the muscle protein synthesis, stimulate the, the increased metabolism, give you that energy. And it's, it's not as good as like exercising. Like it's not going to be as beneficial as if you like went and, you know, did pull-ups and curls and stuff like that. But it, it's, it, it creates benefits like exercise, like resistance exercise without even having to exercise. And before a walk is great. It makes it to where it will stimulate even more

of that and support your body better. And it does give you energy. It actually gives you mental energy. Cause as I said before, the amino acids are what create either they themselves are the neurotransmitters or they're the precursors of the neurotransmitters that literally give you energy in your brain. And that's why when people run really hard for like over an hour, they start to feel not just energy fatigue, but like kind of brain fatigued. It's because of a decrease in certain amino acids and increase in tryptophan that then floods your brain, gives you more serotonin. It makes you kind of like sleepy and tired. So it directly affects your energy. So what's the product? Basically, we just hired an external firm to do a meta-analysis of all the

research. Got someone who was actually part of one of those NASA studies. That's super, really interesting studies they did. They analyzed all of the research, what's the ideal formula. And the ideal formula is, I won't bore your audience with it, but if you look at the back of our bottle, it is that. It's based off of human skeletal muscle, the exact tweaks you need to make to certain amino acids to increase the impact on protein synthesis. It's in the exact dosages that you need. It's all third-party tested. It's the most premium amino acids you can get. It's super clean label. It's something my hippie mom would be okay with, but also my suburban wife likes to drink. I'm like between the two worlds. And it's just the product that it tastes awesome. It's the

highest quality um there's really nothing that comes that comes close to it so that's it what else can i say and where do people go i mean we're gonna link it because i do think this is like really important for girls because we're i don't know we got we got stuck in like a weird age diet movement and it's really important for us to learn even jack when she's going on her treadmill walks now before her wedding like this is perfect for her um where can we get it get kion.com slash lady gang and there's a special offer just for your crew so it's get kion is g-e-t-k-i-o-n dot com slash lady gang and there's up to 20 off oh i love this and i think you should get the color that i'm gonna tell you to get and i don't even know what flavor it is i think we

discussed those mixed berry it's purple and teal on the label or just that's my favorite is that is it is it mixed berry that one is mixed berry and what i would just say is like it's tough everyone some people people just have different flavor preferences there's mixed berry there's lime watermelon and mango they're all natural flavors again super clean label and you just like add it to your water guys you don't have it doesn't take a whole it's not a whole rigmarole where you need a blender and you'd be making this thing in a special shaker like you literally just put it in your water bottle you do want to shake it and we also have sand we have like a variety bundle sample packets if you prefer and you can get eight of each flavor and see which one you

like but you basically just put it in your water bottle i suggest with very cold water it's similar to like um other protein like a milk when you're a little kid like cold milk was always better than warm milk so like i put ice and water in it and just shake the bottle and you know shake it for 30 seconds and it's it's like this amazing drink that also helps you drink more water yeah thank you for this like kelty said women we got really no one was sharing any of their tips and tricks aside from cigarettes and sadness. So we're happy to be coming into this new generation of education and important things

that we need to know as ladies. So thank you for being here. I'm honored to be here. And I'm just, I'm glad to get to share the information with you all. I'm so excited. So head on over to getkeon.com slash lady gang for up to 20% off.

Let us know how you go. This is like a no brainer. Put it in your pantry, put it in your fridge, have a scoopy scoop. And this is so interesting. I hope you come back and tell us more about how our bodies work because I learn a lot today. I would love to.

Anytime. Thank you. We weren't here for a long time, but we were here for a good time. A muscle time. Boom. Thanks for listening. The Lady Gang is produced by Alex Ingber, Steve Delameter, and Jared Monaco. Make sure you subscribe, rate, and review our podcast.

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