Comment · Tue, January 24, 2023 · ND Owner
🎙️Supercritical Coriander Podcast Q&A | Post Your Questions From Our Latest Podcast Episode!🎧
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NootropicsDepotGuru · 12 points
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In this month’s podcast episode, your hosts Emiel u/Pretty-Chill and Erika u/NootropicsDepotGuru discuss our Supercritical Coriander extract, and it's health benefits for mood, sleep, and digestion when concentrated for its main active compound, Linalool.
Now, we want to discuss your questions from the podcast with you!
Post your podcast questions in the thread below to discuss what you've learned about Coriander with Nootropics Depot's Product Specialist, Emiel u/Pretty-Chill.
If you haven't already, you can listen to this month's podcast episode, all about Coriander, on your favorite streaming platforms: YouTube, Spotify, Soundcloud, [A…
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Mental-Ad-40 · 3 points
I understand. I guess just asking on this sub is another good option. But I'm kind of holding out for a podcast episode on all the magnesium supplements. There are just so many options, and they are so popular, that I guess there will be one eventually.
And since you brought up topics that you can't answer, I just want to give it a shot since the curiosity is killing me. Could you think of a hypothetical scenario where you had to stop selling certain products, and then couldn't even answer questions about why you had to stop selling them? In such a scenario, what would be a likely explanation? It's quite selfish to ask, but if you can't say here, a PM would perhaps be a less problematic way of responding.
God, all this red tape is a pain in the ass, even for us customers. I can't imagine how it must be for you.
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · ND Owner
I can put that on the list. I think maybe an essential nutrient podcast would be good. That could touch on magnesium, zinc, vitamin D, etc.
I can think of a lot of scenarios. I will say that I have been open and honest for a decade here. I have been more open and honest than anyone else in this industry. If there is suddenly something I am no longer open about, there is a good reason for that.