Husky Talk- Ryan Gresh

Husky Talk was given an amazing gift yesterday when UConn alum and entrepreneur Ryan Gresh joined the show. He was intricate in developing the family business called The Feel Good Lab which has turned into an amazing success. Ryan tells the story of his father being a pharmacist and having a vision for a different way to help people. They focus on diet and nutrition. Depending on your ailment, how your body responds to certain foods can be causing those problems. The Feel Good Lab has an office on campus at UConn, works with their athletes as well as other colleges, professional sports players and regular people. They have tests which can determine what foods could be causing issues and what nutrients you have a deficiency of. I was completely blown away. They enjoy working with people who want to be proactive and prevent health problems from occurring. But Ryan loves helping people struggling with pain or ailments and finding a holistic solution for them. The Feel Good Lab offers many products from topical pain relivers that are all natural, to probiotics, they will work with you not once, not twice, but over a period of time to monitor how you are feeling and responding to their plan. Nutrition is the key to staying healthy, getting enough sleep, exercising and its a lifestyle change for most people. Listening, making changes, living a healthier life in all aspects is where clients see results. Ryan receives letters from people who got their lives back from his products and are able to do things they love again. I learned so much from talking with Ryan and wish I had more time with him. He sent me a care package and I can't wait to meet him soon. Procyon Partners are a proud sponsor of Husky Talk. They are a boutique Finacial full service financial services firm that offers consulting to businesses and executives. Mike Burton has done an outstanding job raising NIL money for UConn to keep us successful on the field. Bleeding Blue For Good has raised a ton of money and nobody has given more than Mike. We have a chance to get into the Big 12 and generate more revenue for UConn and Mike has been going at this with a small group. I offered my support and believe if we all can give something, it will make a tremendous difference. He isn't expecting $5000 dollars, if all of us can contribute $200 to $500 dollars, UConn will send a message to the rest of the country that we have the power to compete with anyone. Please go to www.bleedingblueforgood.org, pick a sport, and contribute. The time is NOW and the BEST has yet to come.