Fury FC fighter Joel Bauman recently went viral at Fury FC 61, but it wasn’t for his second round knockout against Reese Forest and it wasn’t for his motivation behind the fight; it was for telling the world that he had had two outbreaks of herpes.
Just the way he wrote it.
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Bauman has done a lot of fighting at high levels. He’s a perfect 4-0 in the LFA, he had two solid performances at Fury FC and was knocking on the door of a UFC contract at FAC 12: Lookin’ For a Fight but was unsuccessful against future middleweight UFC Josh Fremd.
While pulling back the curtain on his life before his FAC 12 loss to Fremd, he explained that his sleepless nights casting his NFT and a few herpes spells had worn him down and he wasn’t 100% for it. the fight. The reaction was exactly what he expected, and after years of making progress in curing malnourished children in need without any large-scale attention to his efforts, it was exactly what he hoped for.
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“I don’t care what people think because it’s all the people who share this bullshit story thinking I have genital herpes that missed, ‘Hey this kid is fighting to eradicate child malnutrition in the world. How does he do that? Does he actually have a plan to do that?,” Bauman explained. “Yeah, I know that. Nobody wants to talk about it, though. Why? Because those are all buzzwords. That’s why I used buzzwords and people jumped on it and I have no shame.
His conscience test was passed and while no clip of him mentioning his company Alovea has gone viral, it’s proven that it’s not because he’s doing anything wrong; it is the public’s attraction to buzzwords and gossip.
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While the rest of the world enjoys the spectacle, Bauman continues to pursue his mission. Bauman believes his company continues to stay at the forefront of philanthropy and food technology.
“Essentially, we have the best food technology on the planet to help the body biohack and heal itself,” Bauman explained. “We call it integrative health or integrative medicine, which means you can take all of our products with whatever you’re already taking, and it’s just going to help and add to it because it’s food. . One of these technologies is called Limitless. Limitless is an all-natural anti-inflammatory derived from Betalain. Betalain is found in beets. This is the anti-inflammatory property found in a beetroot. We extract betalain from the sugar molecule, so one of these capsules contains 500 beets of betalain, which lowers a human’s inflammatory markers by 47% in 90 minutes.
Providing the world with Alovea has the potential to supplement malnourished people with vitamins that not only make up for missing vitamins, but also help stop inflammation before it turns into bigger problems.
How can Alovea accomplish this? This is where philanthropy comes in.
