With Beth

Beth Levis

With Beth is your no-BS guide to fixing your gut, boosting your energy, and getting glowing, youthful skin—naturally—without the confusion of fad diets, gimmicks, or wellness industry hype.

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    Is AG1 Worth $150? Hype vs Science for Your Gut (Unbiased)

    AG1 is everywhere—podcasts, Instagram, glossy green glasses promising “optimal health in one scoop.” But does a $99 USD / $150 AUD green powder actually move the needle for gut health—or are you paying premium for convenience and branding? In this no‑sponsor, no‑affiliate clinical gut‑health breakdown, Beth Levis (Health Uncomplicated) separates hype from science: what AG1 claims, what it may do, what’s missing, and when your money is better spent on targeted gut support. In this episode, you’ll learn: What AG1 promises (75 ingredients, probiotics, prebiotics, adaptogens, enzymes, antioxidants) vs what matters for gut outcomes. Price vs value: $99 USD / $150 AUD per month—what else you could buy for superior gut results. Dosage reality: why “sprinkle doses” and undisclosed CFU counts undermine probiotic efficacy. Taste & adherence: why “swamp water” vibes matter for consistency. Generic vs targeted: the difference between all‑in‑one powders and gut‑lining repair + therapeutic pre/probiotics. Who AG1 may suit (general convenience, no major gut issues) and who should skip (bloating, sensitivities, budget‑minded, wanting measurable change). A smarter plan: specific compounds and foods that feed fat‑burning bacteria, support the gut barrier, and stabilize energy/blood sugar. Chapters: Claims vs Outcomes The Good (convenience, some evidence‑based ingredients, QC) Four Problems (price, dosing, taste, generic mix) Gut‑Health Reality Check (what actually works) Who It’s For / Not For A Better Approach (targeted support + food first) Why listen: If you’ve wondered whether AG1 is a shortcut to gut health—or just an expensive multivitamin—this episode gives you a clear, science‑literate verdict so you can invest where it actually counts. No medical advice. Educational only. Always speak with your healthcare provider about your situation, especially if pregnant/breastfeeding or managing medical conditions. If you enjoyed this episode: follow/subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a quick review—it helps the show reach more women who want simple, smart gut health without the hype. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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    3 Fat-Burning Drinks (Plus the #4 You’re Ignoring)

    Counting calories isn’t fixing your energy—or your waistline. In this episode, Beth shares 3 simple, everyday drinks that can help your body burn more fat, curb cravings, and steady your energy, plus the underrated bonus most women skip. No meal prep, no weird ingredients—just smart swaps you can start today. In this episode: Why drinks matter after 35 (metabolism, hormones, time) Green tea: the 3pm-crash tamer Coffee: how to make it work for fat loss (what to add/avoid, timing) Pu-erh tea: fermented pick that targets stubborn midsection fat Bonus—water: the pre-meal glass trick that quietly reduces intake How to stack these swaps into a simple week plan Timestamps 00:00 Why drinks beat “eat less” 02:00 Drink #1: Green tea 06:00 Drink #2: Coffee (rules that help) 10:00 Drink #3: Pu-erh tea 14:00 Bonus #4: Water habits that stick 17:00 Your 7-day drink reset Links & Resources Beth’s book Gut Instinct — calm your gut, steady energy, feel lighter: www.bybeth.com Watch the companion YouTube episode: 3 Drinks That Help You Lose Weight (+ Bonus #4) If this helped, follow the show, share it with a friend who’s “doing everything right” but still stuck, and tell me which drink you’ll start this week. Educational only; not medical advice. If pregnant/breastfeeding or on medication, consult your healthcare professional. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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With Beth is your no-BS guide to fixing your gut, boosting your energy, and getting glowing, youthful skin—naturally—without the confusion of fad diets, gimmicks, or wellness industry hype.