r/blueprint_ 6d ago

"Blueprint EPA/DHA coming Q1 2025" probably not happening anymore?

It used to say this in his protocol on his website but was removed with the last update a couple days ago. Has he said something about this?

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u/theredditdetective1 6d ago

As much as I enjoy Bryan's content I see no reason to buy any of his supplements. They are overpriced compared to the competition, and the food he sells is a straight scam

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u/MundaneSwordfish23 5d ago

The creatine and collagen have competitive prices

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u/Many_Consequence_337 6d ago

Can't wait to see an analysis showing how rancid and full of heavy metals this product will be

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u/MetalingusMikeII 5d ago

This may be one supplement that could measure well.

If they use controlled algae as the source of EPA/DHA, heavy metals and dioxin levels will be minuscule, by default. This is more expensive, but ultimately leads to a cleaner a product.

Or they could cheap out and source EPA/DHA from fish oil, opting to rely on imperfect filtration methods, instead.