One of the greatest psyops Big Apparel ever pulled was convincing people to wear clothes made of 100% plastic. Even crazier is when they decided to charge them $100+ for it.

Heading to Austin April 10-15 for a health summit. Anybody around and want to grab coffee / a lift? Paging Brett Ender 🥩⚡️ Harry Gray 🥩⚡️ Nolan Any other Austin ppl?

Great weekend at the Health Optimization Summit in Austin. Tons of fun networking, slinging shorts, and showing people that there’s a better alternative to polyester activewear.

Great weekend at the Health Optimization Summit in Austin. Nothing cooler than hearing “I’ve actually bought before and I love the shorts!” So much fun to meet customers in person.

Your life is at risk. Studies show 80% of us are permanently poisoned by TRILLIONS of microplastics. The results? Higher cancer risk, 4.5x higher heart attack risk, and 10+ deadly diseases. Read this to stay protected (before it’s too late): 🧵

The FDA is banning the use of petroleum-based synthetic dyes by the end of next year. You really love to see it. A small step towards a healthier America - but incremental change 100% drives progress.

You’ve probably heard that polyester is basically just plastic. But have you ever stopped to wonder how that plastic actually gets transformed into fabric? Let’s take a look at the STEP-BY-STEP process behind polyester clothing:

Challenge you to put on Ryker | Natural Fiber Activewear shorts and go workout Compare it to Lulu/Alo/Whatever recycled polyester You will never wear polyester again

The reason threads like this are so great? People are tired of just hearing about how toxic most mainstream products can be. They want solutions too! Highly recommend checking this out for some great brands!

Walked by a new restaurant in Brooklyn today about to open. It's called Impact Kitchen. Paleo diet style food without any seed oils. You really love to see it. Seed Oil Scout📱🫡 assume you've seen this one?

Actually very inspiring to watch. THIS is the type of longevity I want.

Most underwear activewear is just plastic (polyester) – not great for your hormones or recovery. That’s why I only wear Ryker | Natural Fiber Activewear Organic Cotton + Merino Wool. Comfort, Quality, and Health. Code: MRFASTTWITCH🚨🔟% OFF ▪️ #PlasticFree #HealthyLiving #Ryker #MrFastTwitch

So pumped to be partnering with truly elite athletes. AJ Ferrari is the biggest name in college wresting. But he didn't want to work with just any activewear brand. He wanted a brand that shares his commitment to health optimization. Stoked to partner 🤝

Will be moving to Denver in August and be doing lots of camping. Will certainly be sleeping on a The Woolshire camp pillow 🤝 Nothing better than supporting an American small business making high quality products

Compared to other clothing fabrics that have been around for thousands of years, polyester is brand new. Before 1941, it was unknown and never worn by the general public. Now, it makes up more than half the clothes you wear. Here's a brief history of how a synthetic plastic

You’re 60% water and 1% plastic. Studies proved 80% of humans carry trillions of microplastics—in their heart, brain, and lungs. This buildup raises cancer risk, heart attacks by 5x & infertility by 50%. Here are 7 deadly hidden habits filling you with plastic (& how to stay

If you know us, you know we rarely run sales. But to celebrate the unofficial start of summer, we're running one today. 🚨15% OFF SITEWIDE🚨 Code auto applied at checkout. Ends midnight tonight!

Offseason vibes in San Diego 🏝️ getting MMA rounds in with my guy Nick 👊 When it comes to gear, I only trust Ryker — organic cotton + merino wool = elite comfort & health-first 🔥 💥 Use code MRFASTTWITCH for 10% OFF #Ryker #MrFastTwitch #MMA #Wrestling #AthleteLife

You eat a credit card’s worth of plastic each week. This buildup shrinks your testicles, lowers sperm by 50% & literally clogs your arteries. The scary part? 8 in 10 people carry trillions inside them. Here are 7 hidden ways plastic is poisoning you (& how to stay safe): 🧵

Polyester was deemed "an effective contraceptive tool". Yet it's still (shockingly) the most popular fabric in the world. Let's talk about one of the most famous studies on polyester underwear (🧵)