Is this Fucking true? Are energy drinks gains goblins?
Is this Fucking true? Are energy drinks gains goblins?
David Carter
Jordan Parker
Drinking a can of fly spray is healthier than energy drinks tbqh
Ryan Ward
haha not reading all that. and she looks like a mom so chances are it's bullshit. *sips*
Gavin Bailey
>6.3 gallons to flush out
Nephrons don’t work like that retard
Aaron Wright
Wait, is that why at 154lbs I still have a pot belly, fucking sips
Jonathan Bailey
It's just sugar-water spiked with a moderate (less than coffee) caffeine dose and some b vitamins.
It's just soda. It's not exactly good for you, but don't overthink it.
William Richardson
What is stupider, momscience or broscience?
Brandon Richardson
It’s fucking CHEMICALS, man!!
Nathaniel Rivera
That person sells 'nutrition patches' whatever the fuck those are, but I'm assuming it's an herbalife pyramid scheme. Disregard.
Also at first they say the average person drinks .27 gallons a day, then they say it's .14.
Dumb.
Evan Evans
Y I K E S
Angel Scott
WHERE IS THE SOURCE?
Hudson Bennett
Artificial sweeteners aren't as hard on the pancreas as regular sugar lel sugar fucking causes your body produce insulin
Owen Baker
apparently the first paragraph says average water consumption is 6.3 gallons in 23 days, but the second paragraph contradicts it by saying people drink a gallon of water in two weeks?
>mfw people believe these types of mom-science psuedo-doctors.
Thomas Ward
100% not how kidneys work.
Jeremiah Flores
>Artificial sweeteners that make the pancreas work.
You mean sugar?
Why would you produce insulin for something that won't turn into glucose?
Robert Russell
What does it mean to "flush out of the kidneys"?
Dylan Sullivan
I drink a shitload of energy drinks. Any of you guys able to link exactly what they do to the body? I was always under the impression that they're essentially soft drinks but with caffeine and added sugar. Been suggested I cut down, so I think I'd better, but would be nice to know what's actually happening when I drink them.
Sebastian Kelly
>20 oz monster
the cans are fucking 16 oz. who is this retard
Dylan Hill
russian trolls bro, trying to make sure you're not in shape when ww3 happens
Oliver Ramirez
I dunno about this milf science, but it doesn't take a genius to realise that energy drinks are bad for you.
Hunter Thompson
>This can lead to weight gain that shows up specifically in the abdomen
Come on now, spot reduction isn't real, neither is spot enfattening.
Adrian Harris
>momscience
I don't even need to read the shit to know it's fake.
Jacob Davis
She looks like an absolute aryan goddess and her use of emojis belies a cute and childlike nature, which means she has energy and vigor to go with her beauty. Which makes sense because only pure water is good enough to enter her perfect body. Unlike you, simpleton, who pollute your kidneys with (((energy drinks)))
William Foster
In this topsy turvy world it really upsets me to have to speak poorly of a white woman raising white children with their biological father... but if you are beyond the age of 25 and still try and maintain social media presence, you are very likely a petty and vain piece of shit. It's obviously not everyone but social media attracts and encourages those who are clinically narcissistic and generally encourages those traits in anyone.
Benjamin Turner
>reading mom facebook propaganda
Camden Morales
momscience.
Broscience is well-meaning word of mouth advice. It's probably not as accurate coming from the guy you heard it from as the guy he heard it from, but it tends to be stuff that's rooted in what is now decades of bodybuilding tradition.
Momscience is straight up dumb shit. it's never productive and supplement companies make more money than I even care to think about preying on it.