@submission_suds Sense you know the law you would also know it doesnt name any specific product. It only sites products labeled as "weight loss" or "muscle building" my point still stands creatine/protein would be punished for having accurate labeling
@caseymoore22@mikemaher_cards Are you stupid or something? So when the schools are pushing gender theory through books and in the classrooms. Hell even some teachers wanted to be identified by their "pronouns". You don't think the state is helping you castrate a kid when they are told gender is a choice???
@mastermindmogul Right.. so you restrict the sale of weight loss pills, along with protein and creatine. The 2 supplements that have almost zero to very little side effects. Makes perfect sense to me.
@caseymoore22@mikemaher_cards Prior to March 2, 2026, many California public schools operated under guidelines or state policies that prohibited staff from automatically disclosing a student's social transition, pronoun change, or gender identity to parents without the student's consent. Do your research.
Gavin Newsom signed a bill that’ll require ID to buy muscle-building and weight-loss supplements and then California voted to let people vote without ID. This is exactly why Democrats having power is so dangerous. Their priorities are always backwards.
AB 2030 is Newsom’s “creatine bill.” It takes effect January 1, 2027, and bars retailers from selling over-the-counter diet pills and dietary supplements marketed for weight loss or muscle building to anyone under 18. Creatine is one of the named ingredients that can trigger ID verification when a product is promoted that way, along with green tea extract and others. A prescription exception exists.
Stores must check ID for buyers who appear under 18. Online sales need age verification. Newsom signed the bill in late September. California voters then rejected a statewide voter ID measure in the midterms.
The state will verify age and identity for a tub of creatine. It will not verify identity at the ballot box. Newsom’s signature makes the hierarchy clear. Protecting minors from certain marketed supplements is worth an ID requirement. Protecting the integrity of elections is not.
You can expect Becerra to keep the same pattern. Tighter rules on law-abiding citizens. Looser ones for illegal aliens who want to stay on the voter rolls.
Newsom would export the same ranking of priorities if he ever occupies the White House which means elections under him would have far less scrutiny than your fitness goals.
@ojconnoisseur@MargBarAmerica They want to further pussify the next generation by stripping away all workout supplements. They'll site teen girls abusing weight loss pills as a mask.. but in reality 1 in5 kids is obese in America
@realtalkstruth Never forget these same people allowed the state to castrate your children without your consent.. flooded your cities with millions of illegal citizens, allowed them to vote, If you criticized them by asking for ID you were labeled racist..
@rand_longevity Never forget these same people allowed the state to castrate your children without your consent.. flooded your cities with millions of illegal citizens, allowed them to vote, If you criticized them by asking for ID you were labeled racist..
@ThorTorrens Performative manipulation is insane. Creatine is the most used most researched supplement sense the 80's. It has no known side effects or illness associated with it.. why don't you try investing the food preservatives. Clown boy 🤡
@maxlugavere Never forget these same people allowed the state to castrate your children without your consent.. flooded your cities with millions of illegal citizens, allowed them to vote, If you criticized them by asking for ID you were labeled racist..
@Emilio2763 Never forget these same people allowed the state to castrate your children without your consent.. flooded your cities with millions of illegal citizens, allowed them to vote, If you criticized them by asking for ID you were labeled racist..
@wackie@levelsio@bot By this logic your advocating for false labeling because creatine and whey protein are labeled correctly as a "weight loss" and "muscle building" supplement
@ultramed38@Polymarket So by this logic your advocating for false labeling? Because creatine is correctly labeled as a "weight loss" and "mucle building" supplement and is correctly labled.. according to this law it would be banned. Same thing with whey protine. FYI 1-5 kids are obese in America