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0:00So there's this myth, right, if something tastes good, it can't actually be good for you.

0:03I used to think that too, especially when I was younger, and I thought every supplement had to taste like dirt to work.

0:10People start with these bitter green powders or stacks of pills they have to swallow every morning.

0:14Hate the taste, get sick of the routine, and just stop taking them entirely.

0:17I know what you're probably thinking, vitamin gummies, no way.

0:20Childhood candy, full of sugar.

0:22But nope, Gruns flipped that.

0:24They're third party tested and they even ran a 12-week clinical study that showed measurable improvements in blood markers.

0:30You've got low sugar and sugar-free options, and they're made with pectin, fruit fiber instead of cheap gelatin.

0:36So no gummy fillers, no artificial junk.

0:38So if you struggle to stay consistent with your supplements, or still think that the stuff that tastes good can't be healthy, this is your proof that it can.

0:45I'd seriously recommend giving Gruns a try.

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0:00MYTH VS FACT ✅

0:00If something tastes good, it can't actually be good for you 🤔

0:04I used to think that too especially when I was younger.

0:07And I thought every supplement had to taste like dirt to work.

0:09bitter green powders

0:11or stacks of pills

0:12they have to swallow every morning.

0:14Hate the taste,

0:15get sick of the routine,

0:16and just stop taking them entirely.

0:18I know what you're probably thinking,

0:19vitamin gummies, no way.

0:21Childhood candy, full of sugar.

0:23but nope, Grüns flipped that.

0:24eurofins

0:24Quality You Can Trust

0:24Our gummies are regularly tested for all 21 vitamins & minerals to ensure label claims are accurate and clear of contaminants including:

0:2470 Different pesticides

0:244 types of heavy metals

0:2416 different contaminants

0:249 Microbial contaminants

0:24They're third party tested

0:26and they even ran

0:27a 12-week clinical study

0:28FOLATE

0:2820.5%

0:28Increase (2.9X vs. Placebo)

0:28Placebo

0:28Grüns

0:28VITAMIN C

0:2840.1%

0:28Increase (2.7X vs. Placebo)

0:28Placebo

0:28Grüns

0:28that showed measurable improvements

0:29in blood markers.

0:30You've got low sugar

0:31and sugar-free options,

0:32and they're made with pectin,

0:34fruit fiber instead of cheap gelatin.

0:36So no gummy fillers,

0:37no artificial junk.

0:38So if you struggle

0:39to stay consistent with your supplements

0:41or still think that

0:42the stuff that tastes good

0:43can't be healthy,

0:44this is your proof that it can.

0:45I'd seriously recommend

0:46giving Grüns a try.

0:47Your Daily Greens Made Easy!

0:47grüns

0:47Superfoods

0:47Greens Gummies

0:47Fresh & Sweet Taste

0:47Dietary Supplement

0:47SINGLE SERVING (20 g)

0:49Try them today!

0:49gruns.co

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0:00myth vs fact intro

A medium close-up shot of a male presenter in a modern kitchen setting. He is leaning against a granite countertop with light gray cabinets and stainless steel appliances in the background. On the countertop in front of him are several items: a glass filled with water, a small scoop containing green powder, and a pile of white pills/capsules. The lighting is bright and even, suggesting overhead kitchen lights. The presenter gestures with his hands, which are clasped together on the counter, as he speaks directly to the camera. Text overlays appear: first, a red cross symbol next to 'MYTH VS FACT' with a green checkmark, and then 'If something tastes good, it can't actually be good for you 🙄' in a speech bubble style. The overall color palette is neutral with accents of green from the powder and the text overlay. He maintains eye contact with the camera, conveying a friendly yet informative tone.

0:09supplement pain points

A split-screen composition depicting two different struggles with supplements. The top half shows a close-up of a glass containing a dark green, cloudy liquid, likely a mixed green powder drink. A hand reaches into the frame to stir the liquid with a spoon, suggesting an unpleasant or difficult mixing process. The bottom half shows a close-up of a person's hand holding a small pile of light-colored, oblong capsules. Another hand is seen pouring more capsules from a white bottle into the first hand. Text overlay at the bottom reads 'bitter green powders' and then 'or stacks of pills they have to swallow every morning.'. The lighting is bright and even, highlighting the textures of the substances. The color palette is dominated by the green of the liquid and the neutral tones of the pills and hands, set against a speckled gray countertop.

0:13explaining discomfort

A medium shot of the male presenter standing in the same modern kitchen. He is positioned behind the granite countertop. In his left hand, he holds the glass with the dark green liquid from the previous scene, now with a metal straw in it. On the counter to his right is an empty, white, opaque supplement bottle with its lid off. He uses expressive hand gestures as he speaks to the camera, emphasizing his points. The background remains the light gray cabinets and stainless steel appliances. The lighting is consistent, bright, and uniform. The color palette is dominated by the presenter's black t-shirt, the neutral kitchen tones, and the vivid green of the drink.

0:17gummy dilemma

A medium shot of the male presenter in the kitchen, standing behind the granite countertop. He is not holding any items, but uses his hands to make illustrative gestures as he addresses the viewer. The background consists of the same light gray kitchen cabinets and a stainless steel microwave. The lighting is bright and even. The text 'I know what you're probably thinking, vitamin gummies, no way.' appears briefly at the bottom of the screen. The color scheme is predominantly neutral with the presenter's black shirt and subtle green logo providing contrast.

0:20childhood candy comparison

A close-up shot focused on a pile of vibrant red, sugar-coated gummy candies. The candies are spilling out of a clear glass jar that is tipped over on its side. The background is dark and out of focus, making the red candies the central focus. The candies are irregular, heart-like shapes, covered in visible sugar crystals. Text overlay 'Childhood candy, full of sugar.' highlights the perceived negative association. The lighting is direct, creating bright highlights on the sugar and the glass jar. The dominant colors are vivid red, contrasting with the clear glass and dark background.

0:22product proof points

A medium shot of the male presenter standing in the kitchen, holding a large, bright green pouch of 'grüns Superfoods Greens Gummies'. He gestures with his free hand while speaking directly to the camera. Two graphic overlays appear sequentially. First, a 'Quality You Can Trust' graphic from 'eurofins' detailing product testing for contaminants. Second, a bar chart showing 'FOLATE' and 'VITAMIN C' improvements from a clinical study, comparing 'Placebo' to 'Grüns'. The background features the light gray kitchen cabinets and a stainless steel microwave. The lighting is bright and even. The dominant colors are the black of his shirt, the green of the product packaging and graphics, and the neutral kitchen tones, creating a clean and informative aesthetic.

0:30feature breakdown and cta

A medium shot of the male presenter standing in the modern kitchen. He is holding a small, single-serving green packet of 'grüns' gummies in his hands, showcasing it to the camera. The larger 'grüns' pouch is still on the granite countertop beside him. He continues to speak directly to the camera, using a variety of hand gestures to emphasize his points about the product's benefits, such as low sugar and pectin content. The background remains the light gray kitchen cabinets. The lighting is bright and consistent. The color palette centers on the dark green of the product, the presenter's black shirt, and the neutral kitchen setting. He moves the small packet around, occasionally placing it back on the counter, demonstrating the convenience and appealing nature of the individual serving.

0:47animated end card

A fully animated end card on a solid, vibrant green background, consistent with the brand's color. The center features a slightly tilted, single-serving 'grüns Superfoods Greens Gummies' packet with the brand logo and text clearly visible. Above it, in a bright yellow, stylized font, the phrase 'Your Daily Greens Made Easy!' appears. Small, dark green gummy bear shapes float and subtly bounce around the central packet, adding a playful and dynamic element. Below the packet, another yellow text overlay instructs 'Try them today! gruns.co' with a shopping cart icon next to the URL, serving as a clear call to action. The overall mood is positive and inviting, reinforcing the ease and benefit of the product. The animation is smooth and engaging.

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