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I bought both, photographed both bags, and transcribed both Supplement Facts panels line by line. Grüns has the better formula: zero added sugar, a third the calories, and five more nutrients at doses that matter. AG1 has the better product: it tastes better, costs about $121 less a year, and carries the only NSF Certified for Sport mark in the comparison. Full breakdown of price, ingredients, testing, the Prop 65 lead warning, and who each one is actually for.

I had a goal: finish Unbound Gravel 100 in Emporia, Kansas on May 31, 2026. One hundred miles of Flint Hills gravel, unmarked, remote, and in a year like this one, deep mud.

You generate millions of health data points a year — across blood panels, wearables, your genome, your CGM — and act on almost none of them. The five leading consumer health apps each see one slice of you. In 2026, Claude finally sees all of them at once. Here's the weekend build: how to wire every source into a single 24/7 coach, the skill file I use, and what actually changed when I did.