Notes on Coach Greg's Video

Introduction

• Coach Greg addresses accusations regarding his product, Turkesterone.
• Controversial study claims Turkesterone is ineffective.

Key Points

Study Misinterpretation

• The study in question didn't use Coach Greg's Turk Builder.
• The Turkesterone used was sourced from China, not from Uzbekistan.
• Misleading conclusions drawn from the study because of using inferior product.

Analogy for Clarity

• Comparison with Anavar: if a study claimed Anavar was ineffective but used questionable sources, the conclusions would be invalid.
• Importance of using legitimate products in studies to derive accurate results.

Discussion of Testosterone Levels

• Coach Greg shares his own testosterone blood levels:
  • Minimum: 565 ng/dL
  • Maximum: 750 ng/dL
• He emphasizes that he has been on the same HRT dosage for years.

Effective Dosage Insights

• Minimum effective dosage for Turkesterone is believed to be 500-2000 mg.
• Coach Greg argues that higher dosages yield better results.

Money-Back Guarantee

• Coach Greg's products come with a money-back guarantee, emphasizing confidence in product quality.
• Encourages customers to buy from reputable sources that provide testing to ensure product authenticity.

Addressing Confirmation Bias

• Acknowledges that some critics may be waiting for proof to justify their negative beliefs about him.
• Highlights the importance of unbiased research and proper testing.

Conclusion

• Coach Greg asserts that his product is legitimate and encourages critical thinking among consumers.
• Urges viewers to look for third-party testing and quality assurance in supplements.
• Encourages viewers to subscribe and check out his products, emphasizing their effectiveness.