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Advice Line with Andrew Abraham of Orgain

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at gyros.com. And we'll put all this info in the podcast description. All right. Let's get to it. Joining me this week is Andrew Abraham. He's the founder of the organic nutritional shake company Orgain. Andrew, welcome back to the show.

Thank you guys, pleasure to be here. So great having you. Um you were last on the show not not too long ago, I think back in August of twenty twenty three. It's an awesome story, of course, of Orgain, and that story Starts when you were a teenager, you were diagnosed with cancer, um, you were undergoing chemotherapy just a harrowing story. Um you lost so much weight that your doctors were basically giving you nutritional shakes and sure. Um and and they did help you gain weight, but they really made you feel

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