Gives a whole new meaning to “Red Bull gives you wings.”

@theastuteangler

Жыл бұрын

bro too soon

@gabe74

Жыл бұрын

Bro 😭

@TimelessMysteriesThroughTime

Жыл бұрын

I feel like that’s the underline meaning lol!

@111Mfreeman

Жыл бұрын

Lmfaooooo 😭🤣

@silent2180

Жыл бұрын

that’s exactly what the meaning is originally

"shes emma and she has two legs" impeccable research by derek and given to us in a palatable way.

@giantent763

Жыл бұрын

Kinda a give away though. Emmathreelegs uses he/him.

@lukeporter6503

Жыл бұрын

@@giantent763 haha good one

@redacted5937

Жыл бұрын

@@giantent763 what pronouns does emmafourlegs use?

@catalinahernandez3694

Жыл бұрын

@@redacted5937 they/them 😂

@contrasbeatshop

10 ай бұрын

@@catalinahernandez3694😂😂😂😂😂😂

Lady doesn't seem very sad about it...

I work the overnight shift and sip a Nos for 3 hours and it helps keep me up. Been doing it for over a decade now and my blood pressure is usually on the low side. No issues with sleep, anxiety or bloodwork. No one is supposed to drink 4 to 8 of these drinks every day and you’re definitely not supposed to pound one after another. Excess anything is bad for you.

@bobbyz9052

Жыл бұрын

I did something similar a couple years ago. Where I was slamming 2 red bulls before my shift one at first break and one at lunch. Within about 2 weeks I was shaking so bad that couldn't hold my tools steady. I couldn't imagine doing this every day for years.

@wt8213

Жыл бұрын

Having an energy drink once a day isn't considered excess to you?

@bobbyz9052

Жыл бұрын

@@wt8213 no more than drinking 3-4 coffee's a day is

@wt8213

Жыл бұрын

@@bobbyz9052 you do you boo, it really is person to person, body weight and genetics play a big role on how these things effect each person. For myself, I haven't drank a carbonated drink of any kind for over 7 years and I feel amazing. Even a sip now and I feel sick to my stomach. It's not the caffeine that I'm against it's all the other crap they put in those drinks.

@wanusanus4061

Жыл бұрын

@@wt8213 I switched to sparkling water personally

Agree with you 100%. The one thing I often see overlooked as well (besides what you mentioned) is water consumption. So if someone’s drinking 2-3 energy drinks a day and the rest of what they’re drinking is soda, it’s probably not going to go very well.

@PharaoRamsesII

Жыл бұрын

She talks about sticky blood. I drink 1 monster a day and my blood is thin as. I drink enough water

@Spiritcr1jsher

Жыл бұрын

Remember people like to put the blame on other things besides themselves.

@standfortruth4568

Жыл бұрын

@@PharaoRamsesII probably had a pfizzzer shot sady

@stack3r

Жыл бұрын

Dude was probably octa boosted

@HerpDerpNV

Жыл бұрын

@@standfortruth4568 that copium isn’t going to workout well for you.

Pretty much, don't over consume anything. Its not about the energy drinks so much as the mass consumption. If he ate 20 cheeseburgers a day for years, this would be a similar video under different circumstances.

@Zoomin69

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I thought it was funny how she talked about his overconsumption of red bull like it was how everyone else drinks it

@peterhoffmann2231

Жыл бұрын

not to mention what else did he do? any drugs maybe? some genetic defect? dying at 46 is not normal at all in a 1st world country

@Good_Ebening_

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. 1 small can of Red Bull (250 ml) a day is not gonna cause you to have a heart attack

@GearsOfCake

Жыл бұрын

Then why did the doctors bring up energy drinks?

@aidenlebel8157

Жыл бұрын

@@Good_Ebening_ fr

You should do a video on Alexander Karelin, one of the most dominant athletes of all time. He was a Greco Roman Wrestler that competed in 130 kg (285lb) division. Many people say he was juiced, but some say that he was just a freak of nature. What do you think?

@tsua8061

Жыл бұрын

Guy was a fucking monster on the mat 🤼‍♂️

@ismailmiah1446

Жыл бұрын

Bit of both freak plus peds

@cowboy_henk

Жыл бұрын

>His nickname was "The Experiment" >clean and press of 420lbs, 450lbs bench press >capable of backflips and splits >recovered quickly from a number of severe injuries >wrestling record of 887 - 2, 3 olympic gold obviously duck eggs and toffee

@tsua8061

Жыл бұрын

@@cowboy_henk more like horse eggs

@geraldfriend256

Жыл бұрын

Natty or nyet. Nyet comrade. Juiced to gills for mother Russia

I remember drinking the monster energy ultra drinks. One time i had the bright idea to drink one before training. I went on and did high volume training as usual and what happened during some simple tricep extensions was that i felt my heart beating in my throat and skipping. Stopped immediatly and sat down to wait it out and call it a day.

@seanwilson5704

Жыл бұрын

Gotta go eat immediately lol. Usually does the trick from my experience. I’ve seen that happen with people before at the gym and a little after they eat, they are fine. Maybe not your issue, but people shouldn’t be on stimulants without food in their stomach lol

@geckoniner5625

Жыл бұрын

Monster does not work with me. I don’t know if my body is like ultra receptive to taurine, but whenever I drink monster, I feel sleepy.

@excuseme3215

3 ай бұрын

@@geckoniner5625kaffein works different with people altough most get more energy, but some also get sleepy

Dereks been SUPER consistent recently and I love it😫😫

@standfortruth4568

Жыл бұрын

Hmmm heart problem more likely from a pfizer shot ?

@mattepton5731

Жыл бұрын

I’ll second that…

@unrealy381

Жыл бұрын

I'll forth that...

@MrTACOpinata

Жыл бұрын

He used to do two vids a day. Or he would die! Still perfect content. Love the delt boi

@viktorpedersen3638

Жыл бұрын

Ill fifth that

I used to consume a lot of caffeine and other stimulants on a daily basis. At least 750mg+ for 5 days a week. The biggest thing I noticed was anxiety and feeling scared. Like I was always in my fight or flight mode. I completely cut out the preworkout stimulants and reduced caffeine to between 40-80mg per day. Feel so much better for it!

@PriusTurbo

Жыл бұрын

Yeaa for four months I was taking preworkout in the afternoon plus three cups of coffee in the morning and was pretty cranked and never really felt like I could relax. Stopped the pre and backed off the morning caffeine. I now won't have caffeine after 11am or so and life has improved! And honestly workouts have not suffered. I swear it's just an adrenaline thing as a result of caffeine as far as perceived workout performance. Highly recommend dropping the pre and caffeine for a while and see if your life improves even if you think you're fine.

@Mason2808

Жыл бұрын

@@PriusTurbo Yeah that's what I did dude I completely dropped the preworkouts. For the first week or two my gym performance suffered but now I don't miss them. I still drink a few cups of tea/coffee a day but I've limited this to like, 4 max per day now and I don't take any caffeine after 7pm. I feel so much better for it!

@Seasniffer69

Жыл бұрын

@@PriusTurbo too much caffeine will absolutely nuke your Central nervous responses. Making workouts suffer unless you're cranked off 300mg of caffeine before working out. I quit taking pwo all together and just drink protein shake with 6oz of water before I go, take a 3g scoop of beta alanine and head for the gym. Pumps are fine, energy is fine.

@koryarnold8333

Жыл бұрын

Hey mind telling me what you did for withdrawals. I withdrawled off opiates multiple times and had an easier te quitting that than caffeine. The headaches from caffeine withdrawal are no joke

@justhair17

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, man. It makes you anxious af if you drink too much

A “heart attack” is technically due to plaque build up in your coronary arteries (the main arteries in your heart). Also called a STEMI. This is mainly due to either lifestyle choices (diet/obesity) or some other genetic predisposition. So this cause of death was a STEMI and then a cardiac arrest due to a heart attack, but the most likely cause of death was lifestyle…… not Red Bull. P.S I am a RN who worked in a cardiac ICU for 5 years and am currently in CRNA school. Hope this family finds peace. Amen

@RagdyAndy

Жыл бұрын

you are a Right Nerd? lol thanks for the info

@LaMereACaniche

Жыл бұрын

There are causes other than plaque build up, what are you on about?

Almost 30 and I understand it's time to cut back on my stimulant usage. I've had EKGs already and everything checked out. My doctor was concerned with my family history of heart disease and my ongoing medical issues and was able to get me a portable EKG for a week. I was the youngest person there by about 40 years. And yes I'm in Canada too.

@UrbanMatts

Жыл бұрын

just quit caffeine at that point what the hell.

Seems like the dad has an underlying coagulopathy and concomitantly could have been dehydrated and hypercoagulable. As an anesthesiology resident and critical care doctor, there is no reason that blood viscosity would be that altered by any 'energy drinks' unless they have some other SIGNIFICANT underlying risk factors. Stop the fear mongering

@sigmamale4147

Жыл бұрын

Ok but they suck

@coleman121280

Жыл бұрын

No doubt. Dude had to have something else going on or we'd have more bodies dropping at planet fitness and most workplace offices.

@patrickl5290

Жыл бұрын

stimulants typically have diuretic effects, so it’s pretty reasonable that his thick blood is due to dehydration

@nancyj795

Жыл бұрын

I've been seeing a lot of fertility doctors advising people to cut back their caffeine too. If you know, is that because it constricts the blood vessels and impairs sexual performance, or is there something else going on here?

@ellescer

Жыл бұрын

Even if that’s true doesn’t change the fact that caffeine/energy drinks are absolute shit for your body

I’m 43, and I am already reducing my stimulant intake, so I think it’s important for sure. Taking breaks and complete days off can help improve the response but I understand it’s easier said than done sometimes. Great topic Derek, one that I have taken more seriously in the last year. Thank you bruh! Have a great day!

@ennisdelmar807

Жыл бұрын

@CJ P. or just take a cold shower

@mattepton5731

Жыл бұрын

@CJ P. My man ! 😎✊😆

@nickkerr6068

Жыл бұрын

I'm addicted to fapping and porn... Is it gonna harm me?

@El_Bellota

Жыл бұрын

As a tip, the halflife of caffeine is about 6 hours. If you stop having stuff that has caffeine after say 12 in the afternoon, you'll get a deeper sleep at night and with that more energy the next day.

@mattepton5731

Жыл бұрын

@@El_Bellota This is very helpful, thank you and something I’m beginning to utilize at least four days a week and even with that have noticed a difference. A quality sleep aid can also improve the feeling of the stimulants the next day for me, however only on occasion as I don’t want to become dependent on sleep aids either…

Would the amount of water you drink in a day correlate with this? I’d assume the viscosity of his blood wouldn’t have been such if he was hydrated. I’d also assume that how fast you flush caffeine from your system would correlate to the amount of water you consume in a day.

Having some insight into how hospitals work, the family probably mentioned the energy drink consumption to the nurse in normal conversation/ passing, and then the nurse probably mentioned that to the doctor and that could have been what prompted the doctor to ask the family.

My adopted father drank 2 pots of coffee a day for most of his 72 years His heart was fine when he passed away… Died from ingesting e-coli in the hospital after colon surgery. If I drink 2 cups of coffee I start sweating and get the shakes. Point being it depends on the person!!

@RELEONSK

Жыл бұрын

Maybe, but it's kind of like saying "my auntie smoked for 50 years and lived to be 95", still doesn't mean it's good for you and will likely have some impact.

@blainebowling3303

Жыл бұрын

@@RELEONSK …point taken. He certainly tended to over react and was a bit of a drama queen but there were hundreds of times I’ve seen him sleeping in his chair with a cup of coffee resting on the arm of said chair. Hard to run that experiment though!😂. Also tolerance is the first step to addiction 😱😜

@Mr_Clean

Жыл бұрын

But he didn't start drinking two pots a day. You build up a tolerance. I've been driving a truck since 99. I'm 46 I could drink a pot of coffee and then go to bed.

@blainebowling3303

Жыл бұрын

@@Mr_Clean he was a transport driver all his life that also worked swing shifts. I’m sure that’s where he picked up the habit. But you have to be getting something from it to want to get to the point where you build tolerance. If I drink too much coffee I feel jittery and crappy. I have zero interest in building tolerance. That’s the difference that matters…

@kamilmusalat

Жыл бұрын

Disagree your body shows that you can’t tolerate it and it’s a protective mechanism though not every body does that just like a threshold to stress, I for one feel the side effects of heavy stress and become kinda Ill whereas my dad was able to work didn’t feel anything for years and at some point he just dropped due to being burned out and had a heart attack. Now he knows he needs to be more careful even if his body shows no signs.

Finding it VERY hard to believe the FIRST question a doctor is going to ask after a cardiac episode is "Does he drink energy drinks?". Maybe the uber high consumption of energy drinks was a major factor in his cardiac episode, but that's not the first question a doctor is going to ask. RIP to the dude...46 is way too young.

@MrTripsJ

Жыл бұрын

It’s a bs story

@Romans8-9

Жыл бұрын

Well, they clearly had suspicions about the blood? Why would that be an unreasonable question?

@secretzombie3976

Жыл бұрын

I found her demeanor to be suspicious, something just didn't feel right

@Romans8-9

Жыл бұрын

@@secretzombie3976 You may be onto something. My Dad is a doctor, and said the story was garbage, ie she is lying.

@Leonhart_93

Жыл бұрын

I think in the US it's a rather common thing, I imagine cardiologists see that shit once every 2 days.

"You're husband died of sticky blood. The scientific term is a bubble-yum heart pop. It was probably the energy drinks. Welp, see ya later." - What the doctor said, seriously I'm not lying

Wait, she is 31 and her father is 46?!!! The dude must had been living his life. RIP

@peeratatr1492

Жыл бұрын

ayyy yooo

@ChristAliveForevermore

Жыл бұрын

Had her as a high schooler. And he still managed to succeed. What a stud. RIP.

@peeratatr1492

Жыл бұрын

@@ChristAliveForevermore man took responsibility too.. most kids would just ditch and run, gotta respect that RIP

@saml8624

Жыл бұрын

He could of died when she was 25. And shes telling the story now at 31. Come on

@AhmedAlbutayshi

Жыл бұрын

@@saml8624 you didn’t get the fact (joke) I stated 🤷🏽‍♂️

Am almost certain I can guess where the truth in that girl's story lies, and what are the omissions. Her and her family always hated how many energy drinks her dad had, because they always heard 'how bad it is for you'. So when this heart attack happened, rather than the Dr being the first to bring it up, they probably mentioned to the doctor, 'He drank a lot of energy drinks, could that have contributed to the thick blood?' to which the doctor would've given some answer about there being a possible link between energy drinks and blood issues, etc. The family are trying to make sense of it all, and so they will latch onto anything that helps them have a reason why it happened, so they don't have to face the randomness of the universe and the bad luck of genetics.

@bustedknuckles6051

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. I bet he was vaccinated too....

@IronEagleIII

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like you just don't wanna look at the facts. Energy drinks are terrible for you.

@albertocastellanos541

Жыл бұрын

i strongly agree with your comment

@megsley

Жыл бұрын

sure thing, monster energy drink executive.

@Expoundupon

Жыл бұрын

@@bustedknuckles6051 Yeah "sticky" blood caused by caffeine and b vitamins... There's no way this could be related to the recent explosion of heart attacks, inflammation, and blood clots in otherwise healthy populations.

I have real doubts that at the ER the first thing a doctor will ask about a patient that just died from a heart attack or cardiac arrest (whatever the etiology may be) is if the patient drank a lot of energy drinks. Especially when considering that the supposed underlying cause that lead to this was "really viscous (thick) blood". The studies that do show an increase in blood thickness due to energy drinks are very few, and the connection between the two is weak at best. The predominant causes behind viscous blood are elevations in RBCs / WBCs / Platelets / some kind of Coagulopathy / etc. - all of which energy drinks have very little (if any) influence on, AND DEFINITELY CANNOT cause such extremely viscous blood as described by her. The only thing that might raise a suspicion is that energy drinks may result in increased tendency of platelets aggregation, but I'd say that this effect is weak, and is a really big stretch from this and the number one cause you'd suspect behind death of this man. Quite frankly, the whole story sounds completely farfetched and made-up. Rip to the father (if he is indeed dead), but I wouldn't bet my money on the story.

@none4126

Жыл бұрын

There are reports of.viscous blood.after the vackz. Many reports and now a lot.of cardiac deatths.

@fastenedcarrot9570

Жыл бұрын

Are you trying to tell me I shouldn't take medical advice from Tik Tokers?

Hey Derek, I'm new so I'm not 100% sure if you've made a video doing a crash course on the research and studies that you've done and what they mean, but if you haven't it'd be awesome if you did. We really need this kind of research and realness in the fitness community and we're extremely lucky to have a person like you here.

@awkwardautistic

Жыл бұрын

He's just a KZreadr.

I appreciate the information you get out there every day. Your videos are really informative and taught me a lot so far.

Most health authorities state that up to 400 mg of caffeine a day is safe for the general population and is ergogenic in that amount. We've all had those days, though, when we had too much and our hearts were racing, so it's easy to see how it could be a tipping point.

@LTPottenger

Жыл бұрын

When you're dehydrated and overexercising it becomes much more risky.

@randybobandy9828

Жыл бұрын

I take about 400 a day spread out evenly throughout the day

@nancyj795

Жыл бұрын

@@randybobandy9828 I have 16 ounces of brewed coffee in the morning and probably 24 ounces of iced tea throughout the day, so I'm guessing I'm somewhere between 300 and 400 mg also.

@mkzzzzzzzzzz1

Жыл бұрын

think I'm averaging 800-1g of caffeine per day for the past year. oh lordy

@markn3936

Жыл бұрын

Normal cup of joe in the morning and two scoops pre workout 4 times a week.

If Derek ever gets his energy drink out there, I’m convinced it will actually make you live longer.

@shaunpearce6846

Жыл бұрын

I’m convinced it’ll accumulate in your deltoids and give you Death Star delts.

@michaelmeteviet9702

Жыл бұрын

@@shaunpearce6846 shit, sign me up coach I'm ready to play ball.

@Freedomfortruth90

Жыл бұрын

Even if it was a "health" enhancing energy drink it would still get attacked

@wills2397

Жыл бұрын

Can already imagine all the efficacious dosages that would be included in his Energy Drink.

@MrRudy-vk7xx

Жыл бұрын

You'd love to slurp Derek's juice

Damn im going thru this as we speak. 46, been training 20 years and just had to hop on blood pressure meds this week. I dont do energy drinks, but def a life full of drugs and gear which i mellowed out on over the past 6 years. A little healthier now, but def paying the price from a life of abuse. This is my worse nightmare.

@w0ngky

Жыл бұрын

I wish you well for the future. You might have made a mistake in the past but that doesnt determine who you are now

@Philly_bul

Жыл бұрын

@@w0ngky thanks. Doin well.

First of all your KZread name is so beyond badass. Just finding out channel, this is a really good video because my own father had a stroke off of drinking the original Redline drink found at any of your 7-11 and people really need to be aware of what they are putting in their bodies!

I have reduced my energy drink count from 5 a day to 1 every few weeks. I’m convinced that I’ve been making a good decision by quitting them altogether. As far as coffee goes, I plan on drinking it black and cold brewed, then reducing my intake of coffee every week

@rickbalderas4033

Жыл бұрын

Same here

@justdaniel8239

Жыл бұрын

@Otherwise Healthy well if its small ones its 400mgs of caffeine which isnt thaaaaat bad especially when its spaced out over the whole day. But I think thats actually the amount they say is the most you can take in a day without completly fucking yourself. That said I dont think Ive every taken that much in a day. The most ive done very rarely was double scoop pre workout which was 300mg in one go but ive stopped that because I was never able to really sleep the night i did that. I think id only do it again for a competion or something important I want to excell at. Right now I will take a maximum of 80mgs a day. And not every day

@tsua8061

Жыл бұрын

@Otherwise Healthy 💀💀💀🤣😂

@quadgod77

Жыл бұрын

@Otherwise Healthy I know, bro. My caffeine addiction is insane haha

@rickbalderas4033

Жыл бұрын

@A. H. same here. Used to drink a 300mg bang/reign every morning for about a year straight. Then cut down to 1 cup of coffee every morning. Eventually I would just drink a 140mg monster every other week. Now I can go days without caffeine

Also you have to count in caffeine from other sources like sodas and coffee. I remember someone posted an article of something similar about dying from redbull and when I read through it turns out this person had 8 cups of coffee and then later in the day had 3 red bulls and all the blame went to the red bull, not the fact that he consumed close to 1g of caffeine.

@twentitoost5248

Жыл бұрын

Healthy person wouldnt die from that but wouldnt be feeling well.

@twentitoost5248

Жыл бұрын

i once drinked 8 cups of coffee in couple hours and had to take beta blocker to ease my bad feeling. 4 cups is max over it doesnt feel good anymore😁

@jimmynesbit1803

Жыл бұрын

@@twentitoost5248 I used to drink over 10 cups On a hot day at work and 2-3 at home when I got back it was the most productive my life has ever been and I can’t find that energy anywhere else since I’ve stopped drinking caffeine now.

@smith1008

Жыл бұрын

@@jimmynesbit1803 try speed

@jimmynesbit1803

Жыл бұрын

@@smith1008 I’ll give it a go what could possibly go wrong thanks for the recommendation.

I find myself developing a sensitivity to caffeine over time when I have smashed 400mg caffeine preworkouts in the past no problem. Now, I get near jittery around 250-275. I think it's my body telling me to relax. While I like caffeine, it gives me anxiety and my baseline blood pressure is in the healthy range but I speculate the caffeine pushes it towards hypertension when it's in my system. I can feel some veins pulse and my head rush when I do take high amounts of caffeine. I'm currently slowly going through my caffinated preworkouts. Mostly have light stim or pump pre workouts now. I hate coffee so I may have 1 sugar free monster per day and a couple diet sodas but that's about it and I avoid the daily energy drink at times.

I drink a Bang before work (4-5 days a week) on my way in. Just helps me dial in and get the shift done. I don't do preworkouts anymore but kinda just look at it like that. Taking something for a task. Is it healthy? I'm sure there are better alternatives for sure. Maybe I'll adjust. Just like it for now and got in the habit of the routine. I'm 44 but always had high tolerance to caffeine (love coffee). I've always looked at coffee drinking as healthy though.

Time to drink more of them

@shaq9116

Жыл бұрын

😆

I´m an expatriate to Mexico (Oaxaca, Mexico). The same brands of energy drinks here like Monster etc. are very expensive here and they contain about half the amount of caffeine in them. I thought Mexico was less lenient on stuff like that but it´s actually more strict. Many supplements high in caffeine are not available here. You can´t get any Yeah Buddy supplements here. Steroids are no legal here either. Those days are long gone. With that said, Oaxaca is in Southern Mexico. Those states along the border, I don´t know what you can get your hands on in those states.

@Bludcharg4214

Жыл бұрын

Oh we can get anything you can imagine up north... I like it, but my family is from Sinaloa. I guess you can get things anywhere

I think that this girl's story is a great example of correlation not implying causation.

Derek can you give advice on increasing estrogen thanks bro 👍

When i was in the army (my country has mandatory miltary service) i started drinking energy drinks to stay awake during the night guard shifts youre forced to do. Keep in mind that i never used to drink them or much caffeine before. After about of month of drinking them once a day, would drink 1 can of monster, i started getting very noticeable heart palpatations and my breathing would feel weird at times. Never touched them again after that. I also went to a cardiologist just to be safe and all tests came back normal and it never happened again since i stopped (was 3 years ago).

@j.baptistecl.5758

Жыл бұрын

Dude I had a period during which I drank alot of coffee, same shit, scared me and I stopped immediately, no issues since

@bondjames-bond7664

Жыл бұрын

Ó

@MainStreamRegimeDemocrats

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah heart palpitations are SCARY a f. A couple times I got irregular heartbeat so bad that my heart would stop for a second and then beat 5 times in 2 seconds I felt like I was gonna pass out omg , rushed to hospital , SO SCARY

@wojtaspi24

Жыл бұрын

Had the same thing but after drinking coffee. I found out that a lot of people on the globe has caffeine intolerance (depends on the region of the world). It's a problem with digestion that magnifies the effect of caffeine on your endocrine system. That leads to too much adrenaline and symptoms like jitteriness and insomnia. I constantly had the feeling that I would get a heart or epilepsy attack.

@j_ade_

Жыл бұрын

I drink like 3 a day for the last 10 years lol. Soooo ez

Though I do think energy drinks and similar intakes should be managed like anything else and one the fitness scene tends to be more vulnerable to (pre-workout and often strong reliance on caffeine deep into a cut.) I do suspect there may also have been a bias and a semi-miscommunication just due to how the 'doctors jumped to the red bull conclusion'. It's like my mum asking doctors if her smoking caused my grandmother's breastcancer and she wasn't told no, so to this day 'it's the smoking that caused it, the doctors said so!' even though almost all her aunts have suffered from breast cancer despite the majority being non-smokers. (And this comes up often since I do get any free screening the government allows.)

@liammullen2144

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if they would be so quick to assume it had anything to do with the vaccine??

I love how the add for this video was a redbulll for your workout.

I love the consistent use of the word insidious in Derek’s videos

Weirdly enough the blood sludge is also something seen on autopsies of the vacksed. (Say it out loud if the spelling looks weird)

@jellyfishbrained

Жыл бұрын

Holy shit. Do have a link so I can see that?

@billybadass7718

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly

Tbh I think in most of these cases where caffeine/energy drinks are blamed it's more often actually caused by a generally shitty diet and lifestyle that's really to blame. Except for acute poisoning from huge doses of course.

@VestigeFinder

Жыл бұрын

drinking energy drinks everyday is very unhealthy. simple as

@highestqualitypigiron

Жыл бұрын

Caffeine is also a diruetic. If you drink energy drinks instead of water. Yea it's absolutely gonna fuck up your heart, probably not because of the caffeine but because you're dehydrated

@ohyeahohyeahooooh

Жыл бұрын

And the vaccine ,. Take your Corona Vaccine

@extremea7974

Жыл бұрын

@@ohyeahohyeahooooh fuck no

@CapTin0bvious

Жыл бұрын

@@ohyeahohyeahooooh This whole comment section is confirmation it's probably 90% bots on social media. And also MPMD is dumb or delusional/liar

Now my question is how does this compare to taking pre workout every workout. Are pre workouts causing the same outcome if you adear to recommended dose and do it multiple times a week?

hey derek can you do a video discussing beetroot juice? been drinking it forever before workouts and its very good for bloodflow. was hoping you could do a vid on it possibly spreading the info cuz its a great natural supplement and im curious if you know of any more benefits that i dont know

Quit energy drinks and coffee in my mid twenties. I was having heart, cognitive/mood and sleep issues. In my early thirties now and green tea is all I need, with a lil lions mane. I now sustain energy with a calm focus and have overall benefited immensely from decreasing my caffeine consumption.

It's always weird to me when someone looks at a case where someone has worked a hard job for decades that destroyed their body, had a rough life, never considered their diet, never got enough sleep, never had a long enough rest to get rid of the chronic cns fatigue. That person dies and it's always "so unexpected" and often attributed to some random habit they had. What helps people is having knowledge, not just yelling at them to stop drinking something when the rest of their life is shit and they feel like that drink is all that keeps them going.

@Leonhart_93

Жыл бұрын

Yup, treating your body like shit then surprised Pikachu face when it breaks down.

My dad had a heart attack and he never drank an energy drink. The doctor told him it was due to lack of sleep and lack of exercise. I hate how people these days ignore the lifestyle aspect of it and go directly to one specific food or drink that is "killing" you.

I’ve been seeing a cardiologist since high school. Let me tell you this. A lot of people have minor cardiac issues and won’t find out until middle age. How many people have an EKG before age 40? You could have a very minor structural or electrical issue. When you are young and healthy, it’s nothing at all. But as you get older, high blood pressure, plaque buildup, etc. could cause it to become a problem. Just keep that in mind. You don’t always know what you don’t know. Treat your heart well. My dad just got on Medicare and he was able to get a stress test done for $300. I thought that was very wise.

@catharperfect7036

Жыл бұрын

In mid 30s and at 18 found out I have a really strange heart beat. It goes: v.v.V!__Vv.v.v.v. Anyway I asked 2 cardiologists if I could drink caffeine & they said it isn't a problem.... My heart does hurt at times though tbh (not on gear).

I decided just last Sunday that I needed to take a break from caffeine. I was having 3 cups of coffee in the morning and 2 12 oz red bulls every day. Sometimes even drinking sodas or tea. It got to a point that caffeine had no effect on me to the point that I could pound a red bull right before bed and still sleep a full 8 hours. The first 3-4 days I had massive headaches and extreme fatigue around 3-4 pm. It was so bad that I’d pass out on the couch even though I was getting plenty of sleep at night. After the 4th day I started having kidney pain and pissing like crazy. I went from sleeping through the night to waking up 4-6 times a night. I honestly thought maybe I had a kidney or bladder infection but after 3 days it disappeared. I’ve noticed now that I’m no longer crashing through the day. Sometimes I would get really tired on my morning commute but now I’m wide awake. After this little experience I don’t think I’ll ever go back to that routine. Sure I’ll have a coffee every once in while but definitely going to using caffeine in moderation.

@BUCCIMAIN

Жыл бұрын

This is something I noticed too when I used to have weeks where I slept around 3-4 hours and I drank 3-5 energy drinks a day, after going back to my normal 0-2 energy drinks a day and sleeping 5-6 hours, the first few days were horrible, the headaches and weird pains sometimes made me almost pass out every few hours and it was so hard to focus on anything.

I am off monsters for two weeks... Ditching caffeine helped energy level, too.

@jap.3992

Жыл бұрын

I need to cut them out man, I have one a day

@IronEagleIII

Жыл бұрын

Keep it bro I'm 4 weeks in feeling great.

@IronEagleIII

Жыл бұрын

Research says it takes about 2,3 months till your brain fully heals from it

@robdogbme

Жыл бұрын

I need to do this too

@flawlessvic

Жыл бұрын

I'm going back to coffee only. Last cup at like 2pm. Might not feel as energetic at my workout time but sleep I need more.

my lecturer once said while opening up a class, 'don't drink soda, if you do you will die'. The whole class went confused. Then my lecturer continued saying 'there's a local nurse nearby our university that drinks a can of coke daily, died', that's it. And during the whole class, my friends and i were thinking, did the nurse died because of over consuming soda, or it was some other cause.

All ways love how he points out so many facts and how its still up to us and same time we all respond to things at different levels. And we all have baselines that can brought on by what we do & have as well our genetic history. Same time bunch on how genetic history doest all ways mean we get it, things Bruce Lipton talks about. On my end my GM on my moms side had massively high blood pressure and lived to her 90s no heart meds too, they could not understand how she was still alive that long in good health. Same time she eat what ever she wanted but with in reason. I found that on that side the family of hers even her kids just about every one had same thing with no problems and most doctors still dont understand.

I’m 25. I’ve had an energy drink/ pre workout almost every day since I was about 16. I have blood pressure issues now that I’m actively working on keeping under control. I had a resting blood pressure of 170, massive headaches, and there would be times where I couldn’t see. With doc supervision I cut out energy drinks and BP returned to normal ina few weeks. I still have coffee occasionally for a pick-me-up with no real escalation to my BP. I will never touch an energy drink again

@beCoCOi

Жыл бұрын

Better be drinking nothing but water for the rest of your life.

@freddykisback123

Жыл бұрын

lol

@sussybaka4276

Жыл бұрын

@@beCoCOi been drinking nothing but water and I love it

@beCoCOi

Жыл бұрын

@@sussybaka4276 That's a relief.

@GratefulDawg760

Жыл бұрын

Energy drinks shouldn't be legal Bro. I seriously feel cocaine is a safer alternative to energy drinks. If blow isn't legal, energy drinks shouldn't be either. At some point we should probably step in. I get people should have liberty to ruin themselves if they choose, but kids drink these stupid things.

So much easier to just blame energy drinks when it seems more like a multifaceted issue

@rustyshackleford5409

Жыл бұрын

Or the Jab everyone was forced to get…

@thomasphilip8916

Жыл бұрын

Energy drink are bad for you because loaded crazy amount of sugar even in uk they ask for ID to drink it.

Like you say many factors can play into what’s going on with your blood and metabolism. I live a very healthy lifestyle but ended up in hospital with a pulmonary embolism at the age of 28! After tests and full blood work looking specifically for what had happened, it was a genetic blood mutation called factor v Leiden which causes ‘sticky blood’. I’m prone to blood clots because of this and have to take precautions others wouldn’t have to worry about but there are a lot of people that wouldn’t even know they have this blood issue until something bad happens. I have always been advised to keep on top of my hydration and nutrients I feed my body. Everything in moderation

Great information Derek

Says on the can 1 or 2 max a day for a reason. Having a small can occasionally not gonna kill you

@frankdatank2304

Жыл бұрын

I cant even handle anymore than one 8 oz redbull in one day, I get jittery and feel super shitty.

@samsom4122

Жыл бұрын

Nah id say 1 can max every 4 to 5 days. Thats if you dont want to take any risks at all and wanna make it to your 100s

@masondykstra9464

Жыл бұрын

@@frankdatank2304 lol

Ever since I started using b12 injections, I’ve noticed I never feel like I need much caffeine at all during the day to stay alert and focused. Caffeine can really damage your body. I used to be an energy drink junkie and was always a hardgainer with inflammation issues. I never put the two together. I was in denial I guess.

One of my good mates dad died from heart faliure. He was 46 years old and was mid built. When he was still a youngling he did copious amount of cocain so already that was a factor in his weak heart. Now this man used to have a mini bar fridged stacked with Monster and Red Bull. He used to drink Monster in the morning as break fast and always had a can in the car. Man he was such a kind soul. He was a father to us all so his sudden passin really shook us. Took an oath not to fuckin touch these "Energy Drinks".( Now im not fear mongering Im just cutting high sugar drinks. I have cut off soda and I can live without it. Rooibos is really the shit for me now.)

My blood got real thick after I got covid about a year ago. It was making me pass out. Doc got it straightened out and now I donate blood about every 3 months to help keep it from getting like that again. It seems odd that he was supposedly normal (with thick blood and no side effects) right up until he died. Crazy.

@Spartan69117

Жыл бұрын

💉💉💉

@evancoates2186

Жыл бұрын

@@Spartan69117 yep.

@kemerios1

Жыл бұрын

@@Spartan69117 Someone sold him the covid thing

Kevin Samuels was 57 when he passed recently and hours before his passing, he had a Red Bull - way too late in life to be drinking those I believe.

@VeriousSmithIII

Жыл бұрын

This is the comment I was looking for! Damn! I didn't think it was really possible and that there was some type of foul play involved. This just makes me sad. RIP to the Godfather.

@boomerkingsley8780

Жыл бұрын

Prob dont mix red bull with heavy dose viagra at 57

@TheUzamaki1234

Жыл бұрын

I truly miss that man. Rest in Power Godfather 🔥🕊️

Everyone knows that energy drinks have to be diluted with vodka.

@americandrama1

Жыл бұрын

Bomb bomb dip da dip diddy. 😋

Your beard is looking superb brotha

Hey Derek I live in Canada how can I get my test checked ? When I asked my doctor he looked at me weird and said they don't really test for test . Any guidance would be appreciated 🙏.

My question is define healthy ? Because people claim all the time who he was healthy yaddy yaddy then you find his ldl and hdl are messed up among other things that could play into it. I have one energy drink a day or my pre-workout and I stick to 300-400mg caffeine tops and that's it. I don't pound 3 or 4 a day or one after another.

@Bob-ir4lr

Жыл бұрын

100%

@drewcasper4608

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. That’s the thing people don’t understand, it’s not the caffeine or taurine, they have numerous studies on the health effects of them which all say safe. There’s almost always either excess consumption or underlying conditions

@williambutler1955

Жыл бұрын

I use the ghost 250mg about twice a week; sometimes 3x. I also use bucked up stem free pre as well. With that said I don’t drink soda, energy drinks or coffee. I think I’ll be okay for awhile.

@bradturner7678

Жыл бұрын

Everyone knows energy drinks arent good for you, and he had 4 every single day, that alone says he doesent have good habits, im curious as to what she means by he was healthy too, im willing to bet he also had other bad habits that lead to this.

@cobaltss50

Жыл бұрын

I agree with all of you here and the thing is they preach less is more for a reason and not pushing it past the limits 24-7 personally I might just ditch the pre workout and drinks and go for a cup or 2 of coffee and just buy non stim stuff for pumps and just drinking my coffee before the gym and taking my pump non stim ingredients and calling it a day. I don't believe for a second that guy who died was healthy... what about 4 back to back redbulls in a row screams healthy? Not only that but what was his bmi what was his daily life like what underlying conditions existed for him way to many factors to just blame a drink company.

Taurine is used to counteract over stimulation from the caffeine, similar to but weaker than l-theanine. Taurine has many many other benefits in the body. Most other energy drinks have more caffeine and way less taurine and therefore potentially far worse.

Hi Derek💪🏻 would you consider covering the new Ryan blue Bowen vid on PEDs in arm wrestling? Thanks and keep it up!

Derek I’m SERIOUSLY in distress here. So I’m 20 and my beard is slightly coming in. Dad says he had a full beard mid 20’s. The past year I’ve been experiences massive hair loss and I feel like I’m either gonna have to choose beard or hair, and I’d rather go hair. I still want to grow a beard though obviously. Do you think it’d be worth it to try a topical finasteride at maybe a .005 or .01 concentration to not crush my systemic DHT and still give me a chance for a beard. My other option is .25 mg finasteride 3-4 times a week

probably also from the shot. that thickens blood. probably a combination of multiple things. but i recently cut out energy drinks and pre Workout because I just believe they aren't great for you. my energy levels have actually stabilized well and I'm definitely sleeping better. not saying people can't take it or I think people are dumb, but I noticed a difference.

Seems dubious to think the consistency of your blood post-mortem can be used to determine the consistency before death.

@craigcrawford6749

Жыл бұрын

Seems dubious to suggest you have an IQ higher than 10

@RJ-se9op

Жыл бұрын

It is idiotic. Multiple people I know of in my small circle had blood clots and heart attacks, various cardiovascular problems in the past year. Online friends I have have similar stories. Hmmm, I wonder why? It isn’t even worth mentioning it if you haven’t figured it out yet

Hey Derek I have a question and was wondering how much testosterone cypionate should I inject for a starter

Hey Derek 👋, just wondering if you can do a deep dive on sermorelin. I saw you mentioned it before but I don't know if you really got into it and how to properly cycle/stack it for best results. It seems to be a really safe choice, but not comparable to androgenic response.

Like you said, I find it highly unlikely or at least odd, that the first first thing the Dr asks is "did he drink alot of energy drinks". This guy likely had many other factors going on. Family probably trying to sue Red Bull.

@MrRudy-vk7xx

Жыл бұрын

Dr: Was your father vaxxed? Family: Yes

@Alex-ig5on

Жыл бұрын

@@MrRudy-vk7xx REAL BRO haahahhahahahaha legendary comment. Literally all bodybuilders who have died recently have taken the vaxxine (heart-related issues)

@sujanaryal833

Жыл бұрын

I took it as it was a very common thing that the Dr had seen in similar cases if that was in fact the first thing he asked.

@jermioh

Жыл бұрын

The way she speaks of it, it seems like a made up story.

@bonniejoy1504

Жыл бұрын

Agree!! that girl is full of shit!!!

I don’t understand why people like energy drinks so much, especially since caffeine in general has very diminishing returns.

@benbrenizer7712

Жыл бұрын

yea one i go over around 250mg caffeine i feel like ass

@Nutmegp

Жыл бұрын

I think it can be useful if you limit use to when needed, like once or twice a week if you have particularly hard workout days, or just days where you really feel too fucked for the gym. This way you reap the benefits without desensitisation, little to no downregulation of dopamine and less dysregulation of adenosine levels

@KokeBeast23

Жыл бұрын

I don’t get why people drink alcohol and smoke cigarettes when they have very diminishing returns

@bluematter01

Жыл бұрын

@@KokeBeast23 great point

@LordKibly

Жыл бұрын

@@KokeBeast23 You can’t really compare cigarettes and alcohol to caffeine. Nicotine and alcohol withdrawal is oftentimes physically and emotionally devastating, and caffeine withdrawal is at worst a mild headache/irritability/fatigue. Also, many people depend on alcohol to sustain a certain desirable personality type that they couldn’t pull off sober.

Monster drinker here. Can confirm energy drinks do infact make blood thicker. I drink the lo-carb (2 a day) and my blood is THICK. Cardio and plenty of water usually fixes the problem. However, if I slack on either for prolonged period of time I do experience a plethora of problems. Lightheadedness, numbness on extremities, etc. You do notice problems over time. I do also do a "monster fast" every so often as well. If I had to guess why the problems happen, it's the taurine. Didn't have any of these problems when I was a coffee drinker. I know it's bad for me and yata yata but damn do energy drinks taste good. I don't need the energy trust me, but seriously, energy drinks are delicious. Thought I'd share for the nay sayers.

This happened to a co-worker who dropped from a heart attack mid sentence with a customer. Doa at 38. He would mix red bull with 5 hour energy. He just did too much every day for too long.

My advice to everyone is to keep your caffeine intake at a maximum of 300 mg a day and Don't drink any energy drink with sugar in it It's all about not over consuming not the drink itself.

@jakubonodi4206

Жыл бұрын

My pre workout has more then that …

@danielstacey7785

Жыл бұрын

@@jakubonodi4206 In one scoop? Quick tip: smaller scoops. Boom.

@x2xtreme360

Жыл бұрын

@@jakubonodi4206 if you're consuming more than 300mg caffeine in your preworkout, that's too much imo

This is why people should also be careful with pre-workout. One time I was having a great, heavy squat leg day, I felt so invisible that I decided to drink another scoop of pre-workout which was the worst feeling I've had in my life. I felt like I was on the verge of having a heart attack, and stroke. My heart was beating out of control, my hands were curling up and cramping, sweating profusely, I became dizzy and drowsy on the edge of fainting. Luckily I sat down, drank loads of water and got back to normal luckily. Now I just ingest 400mg of caffeine from all sources in a day, but that's my limit. I learned my lesson, dont abuse caffeine it can have deadly side effects. For reference I'm a 6'3'' 185lb hybrid athlete, and took 2 scoops of 350mg pre-workout.

@privtprofile24

Жыл бұрын

I had shaking hands and nausia from 1 redbull I cant even imagine what 2 scoops of pre would do to me.

@justsomeguywithfreedom4243

Жыл бұрын

400mg is still insane tbh..

@RareAirTwo4

Жыл бұрын

@@justsomeguywithfreedom4243 well that's what the FDA reccomend for a daily safe max dose.

@Zoomin69

Жыл бұрын

I've done two scoops of Total War (250mg a scoop I believe) a few times and felt like a monster

@randybobandy9828

Жыл бұрын

@@justsomeguywithfreedom4243 no it isn't. That 4 cups of coffee .

Well caffeine is a vasoconstrictor not sure what that does to blood vessels in the long term yet a lot of preworkouts that induce a pump using an ingredient such as l-citrulline which is a vasodilator and interesting enough as I've been consuming this stuff a lot during the pandemic and there was period of time where I actually had low blood pressure. One time I had high blood pressure then they tested again 20 min later and it was normal (I do feel caffeine increases anxiety a bit and sometimes those tests will make me anxious). But I also workout everyday and try to eat healthy. Bloodwork every few months and my doctor recommended an at home blood pressure reader so I can have a more thorough understanding of where my BP is at. Then theres all those other ingredients.

A few days late seeing this, but I'm 48 and had been drinking 2-3 energy drinks a day, always sugar free, usually Monster but sometimes Bang since my 20's. Low bodyfat, do gravity sports where energy drinks are huge advertisers and part of the culture. Have been fit and healthy my whole life. *BUT* definitely dependent on the caffeine to function and despite having the sleep hygiene pretty dialed often didn't get great sleep. I also was having increasingly worse acid reflux. This was the tipping point for me because my dad died of throat cancer, also had bad acid reflux and drank tons of soft drinks. Switched to 1 coffee in the morning and on workout days a 50mg caffeine non-carbonated pre-workout. Acid reflux.... gone. Sleep better and no more extreme energy peaks/valleys. Like Derek says in the vid they ARE only one factor, plenty of people drink 4x+ diet soft drinks a day and probably would have similar issues. In my case despite being ahead of the game in terms of lifestyle the energy drinks were certainly doing more harm than good though.

I won't let one tragic event effect my behaviour, people that have suffered a trauma always sound the same. 'it happened to me it will happen to you, let's ban it' So tired of victims or their families of extremely rare events lobbying against things.

I've been cutting out energy drinks as much as I could the past year. Initially I drank energy drinks because coffee I felt had an adverse effect on me but since my A1C was getting to a problematic level, I mostly drank sugar free red bull or monster. But from time to time I was getting that tingling feeling in the fingers and legs so I severely limited my intake. I do have energy issues so not having coffee and not having energy drinks and not having sugary foods in the mornings gets me sleepy during the day.

@iampickle7251

Жыл бұрын

It’s called poor diet.

@johanneswestman935

Жыл бұрын

You’re heading towards diabetes my man. Cut out all sugar and sweet foods, minimize your carb intake and do some fasting. Even better if you look into keto-type diets to become fat adapted. If your blood sugar is crashing that hard you’re in a dangerous place.

Personally I feel like it's a bit similar to smoking. Not every smoker gets lung cancer, but it increases the risks and the risks need to be talked about. Same with energy drinks, it increases risks (maybe not as much as smoking, but still) and those risks need to be talked about. And talked about enough so that people understand the risks of going overboard.

Isn't the thickness of blood mainly regulated by hydration levels, or am I wrong?

Derek you’ve been more consistent then my Dad

@Proto_is_noob

Жыл бұрын

what do you mean by that lol

@mikerotchburns42069

Жыл бұрын

Derek came back from the store, dad didn’t

@H.K.5

Жыл бұрын

No one asked about your daddy issues, kid.

Lots of people are dying of heart attacks lately,.

@luigimacchi9525

Жыл бұрын

It's climate change maan, it's klimate chaaange!1! is racism. is fascism who kill people.

It was youknowwhat, but easier for everyone involved to just shrug it off as "energy drinks".

Many factors can contribute to a lot of health issues it’s rarely one factor on its own excess of anything isn’t usually good .moderation and balance is surely the way with anything ✌🏻

At the end of the day...if you’re downing four times the efficacious dose of psychoactive stimulatory compound while fighting and flighting your way to the sympathetic red line, it’s your responsibility to ensure your dose is lessened to a level of acceptable efficaciousness in order to avoid the fast track to left ventricular enlargement and disastrous hematological reports

I'm 37 and have been consuming 1 or 2 energy drinks per day + a couple waters with caffeine Mio, + another caffeine/taurine powdered water mix, + a stim-junkie preworkout 3-4 times a week. For almost 2 decades. My blood pressure is 120/70 and resting heart rate is low 50-60s. Platelet labwork in the green. Every body is different. Period.

@randybobandy9828

Жыл бұрын

Yup...we also don't know if this guy even died from energy drinks.. we don't know what else he took or if he actually was in good shape. His daughter is using correlation as causation.

@zenaslloyd5074

Жыл бұрын

I’m pretty sure if anybody did what you were doing they’d be fine. There was much more going on with her dad than just drinking the red bulls

@flawlessvic

Жыл бұрын

Probably had a hole in his heart. They found out he drank redbulls then case closed. Didn't even look further.

@victorsoto4821

Жыл бұрын

Doesn't seem to excessive from what you shared, there are people out there drinking 6+ energy drinks a day plus whatever else which is when it starts getting to the extreme.

@VestigeFinder

Жыл бұрын

some people smoke everyday and live to 90.

Derek could you make a video on the health effect of diet sodas likes re bull or coke zero?

Well what's his weight? His fitness level? His hydration? What's his status that we cannot name on youtube? There's so many factors here.

Funny how you mentioned taurine at 6:03 when that has been shown to be cardioprotective among other benefits

I hate when doctors say “it could be a few things or it could be this” like NO test people and find out the straight reason

I have high bloodpressure. And have been drinking 2-3 0,5L cans of monster every single day for about 2-3 years. It's enlightning to see what energy drinks actually do to your body. I will consider reducing my energy drinks from now on. Nice video Derek!

@promo130

Жыл бұрын

sure, blaim it on the energy drink

@siali8683

Жыл бұрын

Whoa yeah I would slow down. At first you're basically gonna go through withdrawal and feel worse if you were to drastically cut your intake but in the long run you should feel a ton better.

@OrangeDiamond33

Жыл бұрын

You’ll be fine. Go head and have a couple.

@callidawkins85

Жыл бұрын

You didn't know this ? Wth ?

@jonasmagnussen1437

Жыл бұрын

@@callidawkins85 I actually didnt dude

I work as an ER nurse. I’ve seen it a few times, especially in the younger generation. They drink energy drinks like water and then they are wondering why they feel like their heart is thumping out of their chest.

you arent wrong at all, there are soo many factors that are left out, 1) how much does the guy weigh?, what is his life style? 2) obviously if hes drinking multiple 4 packs daily, its more than just the caffeine I've seen people at work who have been drinking 10-12 cups of coffee a day. I've cut back from caffeine alot since I've aged closer to 30 I cut down to 1 can in the mornings monday-friday and a preworkout before lifting. I average 300-400 a day, instead of the 900 I used to have

@JosephLift

Жыл бұрын

Also a lot of people don’t track how much caffeine they consume as well. That increases the chance of consuming too much.

@Knights0fBlood

Жыл бұрын

@@JosephLift exactly, FDA says 400mg a day is ok I think most people ignore how much they intake

@XxChuyoxX

Жыл бұрын

900 mg is wild lol way too much. Some people drink 2 bangs a day which is insane

@Knights0fBlood

Жыл бұрын

@@XxChuyoxX back in the day, no one really counted or cared. and even now, Bangs are just too much 300mg? I been drinking 200 or less, I found low stim Bucked up cans, that have 100 and feed my craving nicely.

@Nico-zw9ud

Жыл бұрын

Most important question: Was he vaccinated? If yes, that's most likely what causes his heart attack.

One Christmas I was feeling a little unwell and drank a strong coffee. Within minutes I felt like I was dying. I didn't know whether to stand up or sit up. I was moving around the house trying to shake it off. It's hard to explain what it felt like. It was the worst time of my life. I was pretty sure it was a heart attack or something that bad. I went to the hospital and while waiting I had to keep going into the toilet to lie on the floor and move around. My blood pressure was 200 and heart rate 150. After a few hours it calmed down. They took multiple tests, bloods and an ECG. I got the all clear. I asked the doctor if it could have been the caffeine. He said no chance... I don't believe him. It's not far fetched to believe that someone who's sleep deprived or unwell could die from too much caffeine.

@RestrictedHades

Жыл бұрын

sounds like a panic attack

@JamesSmith-cm7sg

Жыл бұрын

@@RestrictedHades It does but I had nothing to panic about. I was just sitting there at the table. Completely normal. It was literally a few minutes after coffee.

@steammachine2136

Жыл бұрын

@@JamesSmith-cm7sg most panic attacks happen to people when there is no reason to panic. The caffeine probably triggered some underlying stress.

@calebgamer1720

Жыл бұрын

@@JamesSmith-cm7sg caffeine can trigger panic attacks

@Dementia.Pugilistica

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“Panic attacks” are almost a misnomer. Anything that causes your nervous system to go into fight or flight or your body to produce too much cortisol, epinephrine etc whether or not you conscientiously feel nervous or are thinking about anything negative can trigger a panic attack. I went to the doctor and hospital a thousand times as a teenager for this stuff and always said, “I’m not afraid of anything!” but it’s just a hyper vigilant state my body was being put in. Ironically, I did have a heart attack and thought it was just anxiety and almost didn’t go to the hospital. It felt mild in comparison to some of the panic attacks I’ve had. It’s not impossible that you have some underlying issues not related to this but it’s unlikely if they did EKG and blood work and all that. Keep trying if it happens again though. Sometimes the combination of exhaustion, general feeling like shit and stimulants like how you described can put the body into that mode. It sucks man, but try to have faith in the doctors. If you truly don’t believe them, just keep getting tests to rule things out. But be open minded. I’m telling you the human body does some insane things

Shouldn't taurine keep blood vessels protected and balance the stim effect of caffeine? Just because it's highlighted several times that it contains caffeine and taurine.

Do a comprehensive overview of caffeine! Is caffeine a vasoconstrictor or dilator?