Kelly Intensely Scrutinises Acclaimed Health Benefits | Dragons’ Den 

Ask Ronaldo. He knows.

You could even make it better by adding what gatorade and powerade charge so much for "electrolytes"... AKA Salt LOL

Exactly.... With a pinch of natural salt

@@pipedown7969 Salt is great for cardio.

Potassium and salt are lost through sweat and need to be replenished. Low potassium seems to really be the one athletes or anyone sweating heavily suffer from the most. Probably because salt is in everything and potassium is difficult to come by. Even foods you'd often think of as having high potassium, such as bananas, don't actually have much. Low potassium is what causes your muscles to cramp up, since potassium is what your muscles use to relax a contracted muscle, without it the muscle remains locked in a contracted state. I'm not sure why potassium is so rare even in sports drinks but just a wild guess with no research into it, I'd guess it is because it can easily be over dosed on.

I loved, "so where would you get your carbohydrates from then?" Kelly: **panicked bullshit response**

@@oxymoron02 complains about the sugar content of the product but then suggests they add “natural sugar”. Natural sugar = Sugar 🙄

@@Sam-xw6pl They could have used honey as a sweetener.

@@gorillaau Honey would still majorly contribute to the sugar content considering it’s 82% sugar

@@Sam-xw6pl Yes, but it goes over the heads of the people like Kelly.. "It's all natural, so it must be good."

@Tony Imbierski so never let your ignorance stand in the way of a closed mind, eh.

@Tony Imbierski The enviroment around you does have an effect on your mental health so I dont really see how thats false? Especially when it comes to rooms where you spend significant amount of time like in your home.

@@cykacircus903 I fully agree.

@Tony Imbierski Seriously?

@@cykacircus903 Sure it can have an effect on (subjective) mental well-being. OP isn't even denying That. But that is not the same as feng shui; a philosophy built on concepts for which there exist no scientific evidence (qi etc)

PVA glue!

exactly what I was thinking lol

Yeh I was thinking similar. I thought it looked like PVA glue. When poured out, the product pretty much did too

“It’s just dark matter, all natural.”

It's a bottle of pure organic energy for your chakras.

It's air

@@thealien_ali3382 which is, of course, a chemical itself

🤣😆

Real talk, the product looks like something I can use to clean my bathroom with.

I came here to say that. I agree.

Hmm, can I have some Dot-3? Very yummy

more like bleach bottle to me

How many natural chemicals are in a berry? A lot.

Chemical free food

You realize that's a fuckwitted argument, don't you?

@@itnaklipse1669 it’s actually not.

Doesn't it mean pesticide free? "organic farming, agricultural system that uses ecologically based pest controls and biological fertilizers derived largely from animal and plant wastes and nitrogen-fixing cover crops."

She didn't unconditionally say that it did. Organic stuff has lots of good stuff in it, that's all.

@@stephenfox8685Foods labeled "organic" don't magically make them better for you. They can still contain chemicals, synthetic, and man made ingredients. You just get the privilege to pay more for a cutsie hippy dippy label!

@@KSGomez88 Even though organic doesn't mean healthy, people are going to assume it as healthy. Their customers are those who prefer everything natural. They need to market the product as completely natural and organic to stand out from other energy drink brands.

One must remember that there are organic toxins -- Anyone who knows their science - Chemistry - and has worked in the Petro-Chemical industry knows that. The use of the word organic in the context of food is an overhyped marketing term for those who know next to nothing about Chemistry. To these people, chemistry relates to physical attraction and not science.

The main benefit of organic is it's simple, you don't have to go digging through all of the ingredients of the product and where they're sourced, you just know there's no added hormones, pesticides, or other harmful artificial chemicals. This is not to say that artificial chemicals are all bad, but it takes a lot of work and research to actually figure out which products have these harmful chemicals, and which have only harmless ones. So, organic is just a quick and dirty label you can look at and know no matter good or bad, there's nothing artificial in it. Most people don't have the time to do the amount of research currently required, the only real way to fix this issue is to make ingredients lists far more comprehensible, to better the education system, and to put these additives into different categories based on how harmful they are found to be by the FDA in different quantities, and then each ingredient would have a letter after it in the ingredient list which denotes the harmfulness level at the amount in the serving. This would of course be an extremely complex and difficult system of classifications to create, with much debate over where certain additives should lie, but if it can be created it would be far better than the current system of either meticulously doing research on every ingredient in every item you consume, or simply cutting out everything artificial.

Lol

Yes, that was a cringe moment.

You can’t tell her, She’s too busy training everyday & shaking her head

I only eat supernatural fruit.

oh yes I remember those, horrible taste as you say

@@alanw4589 You grew up drinking disinfectant??!

Oddly specific

100% agree

They were too busy saying thank you to listen to anything

realcookiecook I have to agree. These two are working on the basis of their emotional connection with the product. To put it to market would be an impossible task. and given a very short shelf-life of high risk - I doubt the shelf life would be any longer than a slice of bread. There is another point that was not mentioned. Governments have very strict protocols for dairy produce. AUSTRALIA particularly had extremely high food standards. particularly relating to Dairy and Honey. Unlike many other countries, AUSTRALIA denies import of Honey and Dairy from China, as well as other food products - Brazil and the USA are not as strict, with the exception of HAWAII - which has regulations based on AUSTRALIAN regulations.

They complain about powdered forms of recovery drinks and fail to realize that the powdered forms are the method of avoiding the brief shelf life that their product has. I can't stand the "girl power" send off that Kelly gave to them at the end; it will only make them more delusional about their product.

💯 agree

🤣👍original

Best one yet.... And you're fired!

Definitely

and for that reason, you’re both out

I love that she was shut down with, "where would you get your carbohydrates from then?", panicked, and bullshitted a response.

@@oxymoron02 ye right?

Honestly the best thing for your body is whole food and water; our body dose not need energy drinks.

@@hungryrefrigerator5784 They are not energy drinks though, just crap stuff. The body needs Amino Acids to re-build muscle tissue damage. All 9 Amino Acids. They come from a normal balanced diet, and some don't have that (vegans/vegetarians/health-related-diet) and need protein powder or other kinds of supplement. This "energy drink" what they call is just a liquid food meal. Its invention was only because there was this fad claim that post-workout meal is essential within 30 minutes after workout. Which is not. Also people saying "protein meal" being the better thing was also a farce, as it turns out you just can eat anything that is not starved from nutritional value.

@@BigHalfSteps Agree the product Is crap because the nutritional value is diluted by the manufacturing process. All 9 amino acid is important or the body to function. The best meal replacement is eating an actual meal. The supplements and protein powder industry you have to be careful with what you take because in some product the ingredients are crap or the amount of doses of ingredients aren’t displayed well. Anyway thanks for the reply.

Is that the himalayan pink salt? Ive been using that for several years and i love it. Never thought of drinking water with it. 🙂 Curious kiwi.

@@hemana3859 yeah, pink Himalayan salt.... I put a pinch of it in my mouth and wash it down with water.... It was the game changer for me... I am able to tolerate heat very well because of this

It's probably not great because it's frozen.

Lol. Yeah i worked an organic orchard here in NZ and it was kinda weird that there was this belief that the 50 metre exclusion zone around their border would act as a Star Trek invisible force fieldto keep out overspray from others etc, lol. Bloody tasty fruit tho.

It’s is added sugar you have to watch out for.

@@hungryrefrigerator5784 simple sugars post workout aren't a bad idea.

@@khandadonb111 yes and no the combo of both complex and simple are great balance. just stay in ur daily allowence

Prawn cocktail here 👍

You do know salted crips is fulllll of CHEMICALS 😂.

Doritos chillie heatwave here

Salt and vinegar. Washed down with a Carlsberg beer

Why do you get 64 upvotes for being totally irrelevant? This is exactly why we're fucked, isn't it?

This was my thought aswell, the shape and green lit is a big nono

It's a well-documented psychological tactic. Even in a situation where you're with another person, both of you can be lost in your thoughts and potentially sabotage your own confidence-- thus you get these subconscious "obvious ice breakers" which serve only to remind you both (or however many of you there are) that no one in the situation is alone.

She has actually

I've seen a couple. One was a fashion based website

Lol

Best comment 😜.

And quite often, she's the complete opposite.

Water we need to survive; best drink.

You wanna step it up and take it to another level again?? Water, and a banana! Or any fresh fruit for that matter

No one cares :)

@@namnack lol , it was very tasty😬

@@namnack please don’t speak on behalf of the whole world. I care very much about this comment and am greatly intrigued as to how the omelette sandwich was 😉

@@pauljames7333 thanks :) I added freshly chopped chillies to give it a little kick 😋👌

Pathetic isn’t it?

You must be blind

@@olieholmes9391 What is the title of the video? “It Looks Like Drain Cleaner”. Maybe you are blind.

Or.. stop posting online when you have nothing to say.

For humans? As opposed to what, Martians?

@@BenjaminGoose I just meant extremely processed foods, junk foods, things that are very commonly eaten that are kinda crap for you

I thought it were his strapping lads that went to gym.

She's the one you don't want to share a bag with...

Barbara: I'm on a version of this show in a different country and for that reason, I'm out.

They went belly up

Thank god the milks fresh!🙏