Jeremy Moser
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Jeremy Moser
@jmoserr
CEO @userp_io — the SEO firm powering brands like Monday, Wiz, Robinhood, Binance, and 100s more. @forbes 30 Under 30 (2023)



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We’ve only eaten fast food since arriving in the USA, so we needed something different today. First vitamins of the trip. This on the right cost $15 btw.

David is trying to silence us. They sent us a cease and desist for sharing what's actually in their products. David's founder previously built RXBAR a brand famous for clean, simple ingredients. Now he's built David, a protein brand whose bars have over 15+ ingredients, including a chemically modified fat your body can't digest and artificial sweeteners. Their new frozen dessert claims to have: - 30g protein - 260 calories - under 2g sugar Here's how they get away with it Instead of real milk fat, David uses EPG a plant-derived oil chemically restructured with propylene oxide so digestive enzymes can't break it down. It passes through your gut mostly intact and that's why the calorie count looks so low. For sweetness they chose sucralose - same in Quest bars - reduced insulin sensitivity in healthy adults - sucralose-6-acetate, a compound present in commercial sucralose, damaged DNA in human cells in vitro - linked to gut microbiome disruption We shared publicly available ingredients and published research David's response was to send a legal letter telling us to stop talking. That's exactly why Oasis exists To break down what's actually inside these products, the ones with great marketing AND the ones that are actually clean


David is trying to silence us. They sent us a cease and desist for sharing what's actually in their products. David's founder previously built RXBAR a brand famous for clean, simple ingredients. Now he's built David, a protein brand whose bars have over 15+ ingredients, including a chemically modified fat your body can't digest and artificial sweeteners. Their new frozen dessert claims to have: - 30g protein - 260 calories - under 2g sugar Here's how they get away with it Instead of real milk fat, David uses EPG a plant-derived oil chemically restructured with propylene oxide so digestive enzymes can't break it down. It passes through your gut mostly intact and that's why the calorie count looks so low. For sweetness they chose sucralose - same in Quest bars - reduced insulin sensitivity in healthy adults - sucralose-6-acetate, a compound present in commercial sucralose, damaged DNA in human cells in vitro - linked to gut microbiome disruption We shared publicly available ingredients and published research David's response was to send a legal letter telling us to stop talking. That's exactly why Oasis exists To break down what's actually inside these products, the ones with great marketing AND the ones that are actually clean














Articles like this are frustrating because they manage to list every single hesitation homebuyers have (all justifiable) except for the biggest one -- THE PRICE Sellers would have no issues moving homes if they accepted the fact that they just aren't worth what they think.













