Dgetman

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by Dgetman 6y ago
I agree. There are milder examples though that you eat anyways such as coffee, straw/blue/raspberries, greek yogurt, and dark chocolate. Miracle fruit works with all these foods too, not just extremely sour ones. In fact, the flav
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by Dgetman 6y ago
You are correct, tricking your mind doesn't trick your insulin...normally. There are several studies showing that miracle fruit can actually improve blood glucose levels. Thus it could be more beneficial to diabetics than using any oth
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by Dgetman 6y ago
Very interesting. Sorry to hear about that. What is very interesting about lemon juice is that even though it is acidic, when your body processes it it becomes basic. Lemon juice is literally the ideal example. Check out all my demos starti
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by Dgetman 6y ago
Good suggestion! It is safe and, in fact, Coca Cola ran a toxicology test less than a year ago and said there are no possible long-term side effects. Moreover, a study in 1974 fed rats 30,000x what a human would normally eat daily and found
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by Dgetman 6y ago
I'm a one man army and making these packets by hand. Honestly shocked by the response :D I'll just venmo you if you don't like it how about that? shoot me an email daniel.getman@miracle-nutrition.com
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by Dgetman 6y ago
1) No aftertaste! Prove me wrong and I'll venmo you back 2) There's hardly any sugar in this product because it is so potent. GI basically 0. Some research shows that it may even improve your insulin response. 3)The protein is fai
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by Dgetman 6y ago
Yeah haha it is an MVP (classic YC move). I just got an investor and we're rebranding but all my stickers are miracle-nutrition. Hopefully it will look more professional and trustworthy when the pros take the reins here.
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by Dgetman 6y ago
They would never take me seriously with 0 sales. I plan to apply to PepsiCo's accelerator but they only look at companies with $1M+ sales. Help me get to the scale where I can! As a matter of fact, my competitor which is making GMO mir
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by Dgetman 6y ago
Yes!!!
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by Dgetman 6y ago
Would greatly appreciate your feedback on my product! If it doesn't last more than 5 minutes I'll venmo you your money back. We source our product from the native soil where this berry grows. As you may know with wine, coffee, and
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by Dgetman 6y ago
I've spoken with the leading expert and it does indeed create the perception of sweetness where there once was not. The enhanced sweetness, however does inhibit the bitterness and enhances flavor. That is why you begin to pick up flavo
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by Dgetman 6y ago
Lots of people don't like stevia, monk fruit, sucralose, etc because of its aftertaste. Due to the unique mechanism of the miracle fruit (indirectly activating your tastebuds instead of directly), it does not have a weird taste. The fa
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by Dgetman 6y ago
Fair. I think the main thing I'm trying to emphasize here is that this crazy thing is found in nature not some chemical shit made in a lab. Also a lot of my competitors put chemicals in their products for flavor and consistency and I t
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by Dgetman 6y ago
Hmm although I wouldn't recommend eating an entire lemon, lots of the foods that work well with miracle fruit you would already consume regularly - berries, greek yogurt, coffee, sauces, cocktails, etc. I use it everyday with greek yog
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by Dgetman 6y ago
Hello HN! Palate Pal is a next-generation natural sweetener that not only sweetens foods, but also enhances flavor. It doesn't have any bitter/"chemical" aftertaste like all other alternative sweeteners and also a single
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Show HN: Next-gen sweetener that removes willpower from healthy eating(miracle-nutrition.com)
17 points by Dgetman 6y ago|51 comments
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Show HN: Hack your tastebuds to make eating healthy easy(medium.com)
1 points by Dgetman 6y ago|1 comments
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by Dgetman 6y ago
TLDR: I think I have a simple, natural, and cost-effective solution to create lasting behavioral change towards a healthier future. I’m looking into ways to test that hypothesis and use my time productively in spite of Coronavirus. Cold cal
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by Dgetman 6y ago
Ahh ok. So let's say the HN gods don't bless my post with a hyperlink, what's the best way to do it? Should I put it in the comments? Main reason I avoided the comments strategy was I felt it'd get lost in the sea and th
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by Dgetman 6y ago
Excellent question! This is what my whole business is about! While the efficacy is the same, the difference is in the timing. In my testing those pills take ~10 minutes to dissolve, maybe 5 minutes if you are rolling it around on your tongu
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by Dgetman 6y ago
That's the one! It's really interesting, there was a company in the 70's trying to do what I am doing but aspartame was coming out at the same time. Searle found it so threatening, they did some dirty work to sabotage the com
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by Dgetman 6y ago
I appreciate your skepticism. It certainly sounds too good to be true. Unfortunately I only had 2000 characters to get everything down but happy to clarify any questions you have. Instead of a chemical that directly activates sweet receptor
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by Dgetman 6y ago
Miraculin. It naturally comes from the miracle berry and is proven to be safe by several studies. It's been used by Western African tribes for centuries to improve the flavor of their otherwise bland cuisine. Check the video. A kid can
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Show HN: Hack your tastebuds to make eating healthy easy
4 points by Dgetman 6y ago|11 comments
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by Dgetman 6y ago
I started this discussion because I watched this podcast and one of the questions was "why we don't have enough founders in the world" which spurred the thought. https://www.spreaker.com/user/10197011&#x2
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by Dgetman 6y ago
I came to a realization to why there are not enough founders out there, and it's not because there's not enough $1B ideas out there. Loads of people get that AHA moment with an incredible idea one night that infects their mind. At
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The Founder Bottleneck: Why We Don't Have Enough New Unicorns
2 points by Dgetman 6y ago|5 comments
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by Dgetman 7y ago
Absolutely! This family actually brought up that concern so I made sure that my product only contains kosher, non-GMO, and organic ingredients :)
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by Dgetman 7y ago
While the efficacy is the same, the difference is in the timing. In my testing those pills take ~10 minutes to dissolve, maybe 5 minutes if you are rolling it around on your tongue...for the entire 5 minutes. As a novelty food, it does the
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by Dgetman 7y ago
Spot on! The fruit has a natural protein which temporarily and harmlessly binds to your sweet receptors. Unlike other sweeteners which directly activate the receptor, this one indirectly activates the receptor only in the presence of acids.

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