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Your child can’t focus. They toss and turn at night. They snack all day but never feel satisfied. Sound familiar? You’re not alone and it’s not your fault. Our food has lost 75% of its nutrients in the past 50 years. The result is hidden hunger: kids with full bellies but empty nutrition. That’s why over 1 million parents have turned to First Day to fill the gaps with real, bioavailable nutrition.

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First Day Life Inc.

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0:00The kids don't have a chance, it is their density, their destiny.

0:04It's called hidden hunger, too many calories and no nutrition.

0:08Even in our fruits and vegetables, our fruits and vegetables now have 25% of the nutrients it did just 50 years ago.

0:15Pesticides, herbicides, even the way that we process our food, we took everything we needed out of the food and our children are now suffering.

0:23They're always tired.

0:24Look at their skin.

0:25They can't focus, they can't sleep, they snack constantly looking for nutrition they can't find in our foods.

0:31So that's the reason why you need to get First Day. Now, First Day is a blend of 21 super foods that give you all that nutrition back in the hollow food that we now feed our children.

0:41Plus nine essential vitamins, bioavailable vitamins, it's not the synthetic chemical ones that you find in those sugar bomb vitamins for the kids.

0:51They're picky eaters, eating over processed food, too many calories, not enough nutrition.

0:56You need to get First Day for your kids.

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0:00The kids don't have a chance

0:02It is their density... their destiny

0:05It's called hidden hunger

0:06too many calories and no nutrition

0:09Even in our fruits and vegetables

0:10our fruits and vegetables now have 25% of the nutrients it did just 50 years ago

0:15pesticides, herbicides, even the way that we process our food

0:19We took everything we needed out of the food and our children are now suffering

0:23they're always tired look at their skin

0:25they can't focus, they can't sleep,

0:27they snack constantly looking for nutrition they can't find in our foods

0:31So that's the reason why you need to get First Day now

0:34First Day is a blend of 21 super foods that give you all that nutrition back

0:38in the hollow food that we now feed our children plus 9 essential vitamins

0:43bioavailable vitamins It's not the synthetic chemical ones that you find in those sugar bomb vitamins

0:51they're picky eaters, eating over processed food, too many calories not enough nutrition

0:56You need to get First Day for your kids

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0:00problem setup initial

The scene opens with a medium shot of a middle-aged man, with short, graying hair and a confident expression, wearing a white lab coat over a black t-shirt. He has a prominent fake belly resembling a pregnancy bump. He holds a red apple in his left hand and another red apple is placed on the wooden table in front of him, next to his midsection. His right hand gestures expressively as he speaks directly to the camera. The background is a brightly lit pharmacy setting with shelves filled with numerous white and clear bottles, some with colorful labels. A bright pink neon sign reading 'Phils my pharmacy' is visible at the top, and a neon green pharmacy 'Rx' symbol glows to his left. A pink-haired mannequin head in a yellow top is partially visible to the left. The lighting is bright and even, highlighting the man and the products. The dominant color palette includes the white of his coat, the vibrant pink and green neon, and the warm tones of the wooden table and apples. Text overlays appear: 'The kids don't have a chance' and then 'It is their density... their destiny'.

0:04problem reveal hidden hunger

The framing tightens slightly to a medium close-up, focusing more on the man's upper body and the items on the table. The fake pregnant belly is no longer visible. He continues to speak directly to the camera, gesturing with open hands to emphasize his points. On the wooden table in front of him are now two 'First Day' product packages: a light blue and green cylindrical container labeled 'MULTI + 5 SUPERFOODS' and a light blue and white resealable pouch labeled 'KIDS SUPERFOODS'. Two halved peaches, hollowed out and filled with colorful mini candy-coated chocolates and small green capsules, are also visible, along with a few scattered candies and capsules on the table. The background remains the same pharmacy setup with neon signs and shelves of bottles. The lighting is consistent, bright, and even. Text overlays appear: 'It's called hidden hunger' and then 'too many calories and no nutrition'.

0:09problem demonstration hollow fruit

The man lifts the two halved peaches, now clearly visible with the colorful candies and capsules inside, holding one in each hand. He displays them prominently to the camera, then places them back down on the table. His expression is one of concern and emphasis. The 'First Day' product containers remain on the table. The background, lighting, and general setting are consistent with the previous scene. He uses this visual aid to dramatically illustrate the point about nutrient depletion in modern food. Text overlays appear: 'Even in our fruits and vegetables', followed by 'our fruits and vegetables now have 25% of the nutrients' and 'it did just 50 years ago'.

0:15problem elaboration suffering children

The scene continues with a medium close-up of the man in the lab coat, actively gesturing with both hands as he explains the causes and effects of modern food processing. His expression is serious and urgent. The 'First Day' products, the candy-filled peach halves, and scattered candies/capsules remain on the wooden table in front of him. The pharmacy-themed background with neon signs and shelves is consistent. The lighting remains bright and even. Text overlays sequentially state: 'pesticides, herbicides,', 'even the way that we process our food', 'We took everything we needed out of the food', 'and our children are now suffering', 'they're always tired', 'look at their skin', 'they can't focus, they can't sleep,', 'they snack constantly', and finally 'looking for nutrition they can't find in our foods'.

0:31solution reveal and features

The man, still in his lab coat, picks up the 'First Day' cylindrical container and pouch, presenting them clearly to the camera as he speaks. He gestures with the products in hand, then places them back down on the table next to the peach halves and candies. His tone shifts to offer a solution. The background and lighting remain consistent with the pharmacy setting. Text overlays appear: 'So that's the reason why you need to get First Day now', 'First Day is a blend of 21 super foods', 'that give you all that nutrition back', 'in the hollow food that we now feed our children', and 'plus 9 essential vitamins'.

0:43benefits and call to action

The scene maintains a medium close-up of the man, who gestures with his hands, emphasizing the quality and benefits of 'First Day' vitamins. His expressions are reassuring and authoritative. Towards the end, he points a finger directly at the viewer, transitioning into a strong call to action. The 'First Day' products, the candy-filled peach halves, and scattered candies/capsules are still arranged on the wooden table. The pharmacy background with neon signs remains unchanged, providing a consistent visual environment. The lighting is bright and clear. Text overlays are used to highlight key messages: 'bioavailable vitamins It's not the synthetic', 'chemical ones that you find in those sugar bomb vitamins', 'they're picky eaters,', 'eating over processed food,', 'too many calories not enough nutrition', and finally 'You need to get First Day for your kids'.

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