What makes Athletic Greens powder, called AG1, such an attractive product is how nutrient-dense it is. The formula includes over 75 vitamins and minerals as well as prebiotics and probiotics. The full list of ingredients range from spirulina and apple powder to spinach leaf powder and pea protein.

Athletic Greens TV Spot, 'Introducing AG1' Song by Darando.

Athletic Greens is a company built around nutrition and health and we are proud to partner with organizations that share our same mission.

Chris Ashenden My name's Chris Ashenden, and I'm the Founder and CEO of Athletic Greens. Our product, called AG1, is a product that massively takes the friction out of how you can cover your nutritional bases every day. I founded this company back in 2009, with a proper launch in 2010. I've had a lifetime journey as an entrepreneur.

The AG1 Benefits Journey. Better digestion, bowel regularity, fewer cravings, and sustained energy throughout the day. Foundational health systems are being replenished with a variety of nutrients that act as direct support for our cells to function.

Should I take AG1 every day? We recommend taking one serving daily, consistently. The benefits of AG1 are cumulative and compound over time as it becomes part of your routine. No one has a perfect diet, and AG1 makes it easy to have the daily benefits of Foundational Nutrition.

Some of the cost may be due to its ingredient list, which contains a whopping 75 vitamins, minerals, adaptogens, and more. But AG1's price may be driven more by the third-party certification process it goes through.

The AG1 Supplement A raw superfood complex consisting of organic spirulina, lecithin, organic apple powder, inulin, organic wheat grass juice powder, organic alfalfa powder, organic chlorella powder and more.

The company Athletic Greens was founded in 2010 in New Zealand. Its goal was to help people take ownership of their health by providing them with comprehensive and convenient daily nutrition. The company is still called Athletic Greens, but the name of the greens powder changed to AG1 in 2021.

New Zealand The breadth of podcasts the product has appeared on makes one thing clear: Chris Ashenden, Athletic Greens's founder, wants everyone to drink his product. “There's this cultural phenom where people want to be in control of their own health,” said Mr. Ashenden, an entrepreneur from New Zealand, where AG1 is produced.

A native of New Zealand, Chris is a serial entrepreneur, a health and fitness expert, investor and world traveler. He is the founder of Athletic Greens, maker of AG1, the all-in-one supplement that industry experts swear by for their nutritional insurance.

Some AG1 users also report gastrointestinal side effects, including nausea, diarrhea, bloating and other digestive issues.