I used to work for coca cola and the amount of energy drinks I delivered (and all fridges would be bare when I got there ) made me realize : the military runs on monster and coffee 😅
Spent 14 years in the military, very rarely drank energy drinks. Like I can count on one hand the times I’ve had one. Still have all the things she mentioned. Oddly, poor sleep and consistent heightened guard leads to issues, Weird!
Energy drinks have been banned in a number of European countries for children under 16 due to their harmful ingredients. There have also been a number of studies showing that high energy drink intake may increase the risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes. Layne Norton is a fraud who is probably being paid by an energy drinks company.
@@evilmirin1329 what does that skull mean? the guys loves vegetable oils, and is only talking about "calories" like never the quality of food. and even in this video was ridiculously biased from the start.
Your edits are amazing Layne, keep em coming! Also, I wouldn't ask for the elimination of the song for those kind of videos because that way you and your team have an easier time finding new material for your content.
I tried to watch and understand the video but the Monster energy drink I consumed before my VO2 max training last Sunday left me fried. You will have to explain it again slower once I ground myself. 😁🔌
First thing that irked me was that right after the assertion that energy drinks were neurotoxic the host was : "why is that" immediately giving her credit for her claim before asking her to provide literature and ways for the audience to check things out kind of icky
It is a neurotoxin when you inject it into the brain. Which is how all the cool kids take their MSG these days... ...at least that what I assume seeing there are so many claiming to be MSG sensitive.🤨
Based on observational studies of young adult males (12-34 year of age), what you do after consuming an energy drink can lead to brain damage (citation pending)
Unrelated to this video.. I haven't watched it yet. Question; why won't you debate Saladino? If you have multiple posts disagreeing with him, why don't you sit down and do it in person?
In today's market to be an expert, one needs only to pick a molecular/substance/ ingredient and make a bold sensational claim about it during an "interview".
Assuming the study was well designed, presumably she meant that soldiers who drink energy drinks are more likely to have those things than soldiers who do not drink energy drinks. That said, we really can’t assume the study was well designed enough to have the bare minimum of a control group not drinking caffeine, or wasn’t riddled with p-hacking to support that claim. That said, the conclusion that energy drinks CAUSE that difference is not supported by the study and the conclusion that energy drinks are neurotoxic, based on that study, is just fucking dumb lol
I still don't understand how this channel has ~400k subscribers and these people can get over millions of views. Anybody any idea why that is the case?
What option is healtier to eat.. 2 whole Eggs or 50-70g Hu cookies And im really intrested if it is better to eat 2 eggs compared to one pack or peanut puffs...i really love peanut puffs... Thanks :)
I see a few studies done on service members and energy drink consumption. However, in 1 study that was done after deployment stating energy drinks cause mental health problems. Service members will be struggling with mental health post deployment anyway. So, of course energy drinks will aggravate anxiety. The anxiety already existed.
quick question. Do you watch the thing live then pull the info from your brain reserves, or do you do the research before you hit record, and kinda make it look like an instant recation? :P
I'm not defending her, but it would be useful to go through whatever study she's citing to see what adjustment (if any) was done to any potential confounders, e.g. is this comparing military personnel pre-deployment vs post-deployment vs regular person on the street that doesn't drink energy drinks? deployed soldiers who drink energy drinks vs those who just have coffee vs those who only drink water? is the timing of consumption taken into account in the data? if so, is sleep deprivation accounted for, so that the conclusion that "energy drinks electrocute your brain" might require some nuance?
Please react to Robert Lustig on the diary of a ceo podcast! The episode was put out a few days ago. Seems like he makes a broader amount of BS claims than he did on Andrew Huberman’s podcast! 😂
..... I would argue soldiers drinking 2 or more energy drinks a day already suffer from those things, keeping them from sleeping well, and causing them to drink more energy drinks.....
they always focus on the minutia. is consuming a ton of energy drinks based?yes all of them contain a good amount of caffeine, most contain a good amount of sugar. so if you argued against them from that angle it would be not a bad angle... But then they go from glutamate... ffs
God that's so true that EVERY single time I've heard that song, bullshit ensues. It's to the point where as soon as that song starts playing I cringe. I've been trained like a Pavlonian dog now to that song.
They'd literally have to start issuing us meth in military if they got rid of energy drinks lol. Definitely isn't the energy drinks making us sleep deprived and irritable 😂
monster mango loco, whilst delicious, has an image of a skull and a heart with a sword going through it. that probably isn't a reference to how healthy it is, and in some countries people have to be at least 16 to drink it.
When I was younger in my marine coprs days through 12 years of hell. Drinking probably 1-3 energy drinks daily and pre when I was young. Whatever caffine i could get my hands on. (which was stupid I know but live and learn). I will tell you.... our PTSD is not from the energy drinks😂😂. Caffiene will keep you up at night. period. Got all better once I learned how to properly consume caffine...Thats about it. Has nothing to do with ptsd. Gotta love these "narrative" heros. Trying to make the world better.
