In this short, three speakers discuss the Hormone Tame multivitamin, noting that it is a rebranded version of the former “Gutsy Guy” supplement line, so existing users should check expiration dates. Hormone Tame combines five separate supplement formulas into a single product, which the hosts describe as a “multivitamin on steroids.” The key selling point highlighted is its support for mitochondria—the cellular organelles that generate energy—promising improved overall energy output. The conversation is informal, promotional, and emphasizes the convenience of consolidating multiple supplements into one.
We should mention that if you were ever taking Gutsy Guy and supplements, these are the same supplements. It's just we just rebranded the name so they're not different supplements. But if you still have Gutsy Guy and supplements that you're taking, they're probably expired, so check that date.
Exactly. Or maybe they're not. They last for quite a while. Yeah, but it's been.
A while now.
Yes. So let's talk about Hormone Tame, essential multivitamin. Because even though it gives you all the vitamins and minerals you need. Vitamin. There's extra goodness in there, isn't there? I think you have a bottle sitting next to you. Yes, it's right here. It's lovely.
In all its glory. Here she is. Yes.
Yeah. Tell us about Hormone Tame. So this is.
This really is. Hormone Tame is five products in one. If you listen to the other episode, one of the things that we talked about is oftentimes, you know, women are people. We're taking a lot of supplements. And the nice thing about a lot of. A lot of the supplements that we have here at Fast of Faith is that they're just so consolidated where you could take this and you are basically taking five products. So, yes, this is going to be a multivitamin, but there is so much more. We actually kind of refer to it as a multivitamin on steroids. One of the key things that this is going to be helping is your mitochondria. And I'm going to try my best to keep everyone awake here. We're not going to go into too much science, but we all remember that cute little mitochondria, that little organelle from, like, I don't know, 8th grade biology or something like that. It was so fun to learn about. All you need to know is that they are responsible for so many systems and processes in your body, and especially they're responsible for your overall energy output. And if you want to guess how many, if you're all here, I'd love to ask, you know, how many do you think in one cell in the brain there are 10,000 mitochondria?
