Jen Gunter Instagram – This video is for those people who think selling a supplement is the same as buying a product with your own money and talking about it. I appreciate I have a lot of new followers, so for the record I don’t take any money from any company in the medical space. That includes Pharma, supplements, diets, sunscreen, skin care, and menstrual products. I don’t have issues with people who do advertisements on social media. It’s just something I have chosen not to do. I do have issues with providers and celebrities and anyone in the health space who sells or promote scammy products, such as many supplements, hormone pellets and the O-shot. I’ve been calling out medical scams as long as I’ve been online (hello Jade Egg?). You should know that the people promoting these kinds of products are making money hand over fist. Making money by profiting from the gaps in the healthcare system is misogyny. If I had a Dr. Gunter brand of estradiol patch or hormonal contraception and I posted content about women’s health you would rightly call me biased and might question my recommendations for these products. If I did paid ads for Pfizer, you should rightly be suspicious whenever I spoke about Duavee (one of their products). If you think a doctor having their own pharmaceutical or taking money from Pharma is troubling, you should extend that same concern to supplements. If you think partnering with @fluevog to design a shoe where a percentage of the profits go to support a charity that delivers menstrual products to people in Northern Canada makes me biased about health content, I got nothing. I wasn’t paid to work with the amazing people at Fluevog, I just love their shoes and it was a freaking honor to be asked and to help a Canadian charity. I’ve worn their shoes since before social media existed! To those leaving lazy insults. Be more creative. Also, thank you for letting me know I should restrict you. And you might want to learn about this thing called community.