A Man Drank 1 Can of Energy Drink Per Hour, Here's What Happened 7 Hours Later

[@Valakideki]

thumbnail: it only took 7 energy drinks so the limit is 6

[@FleyBlademode]

6 and 99% :)

[@AnhThuNguyen-zz2hm]

Sadly, no

[@Valakideki]

@@FleyBlademode lol yes

[@boteiro1436]

@@Valakideki s e v e n

[@Valakideki]

Idc

[@ProteanPlays90]

Once I was working 70 hours a week and running on 4 hours or less sleep a night. I was drinking 3-4 5 hour energies and 2 20 oz red bulls a day. I ended up with MASSIVE kidney stones and then got a kidney infection and ended up in the hospital for a week. Needless to say, I don't do any of that anymore.

[@gunsandmoses8670]

Wow that's a crazy story. Glad you're still on this side of the ground!

[@BlissBatch]

You wouldn't have gotten kidney stones if you also drank shitloads of water. I'm guessing your dehydration was worse for your kidney stones than the actual energy drinks.

[@UndefeatedEagle]

Crazy.... I used to drink energy when i was 12 (13 years ago) but now i dont even like the taste. And the smell is horrible

[@Justin.Martyr]

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[@ProteanPlays90]

@@Justin.Martyr Sir, this is a Wendy’s

[@filipth7101]

In Europe the caffeine levels are listed. in Germany energy drinks by law can't have more than 32mg/100ml

[@thezen9]

Every energy drink I have ever seen has the caffeine content listed.

[@marctestarossa]

Even the premixed coffee+milk beverages are limited to 32mg/100ml

[@ilovesheen7446]

@@marctestarossa is that the case with all of europe? Because i’ve seen 52mg/100ml premixed coffee

[@marctestarossa]

@@ilovesheen7446 Ya, you're absolutely right, in Germany the 'normal' Latte Macchiato coffee and milk beverage is 32 - 35 mg/100ml but the Espresso variants can go up to 52 - 54mg/100ml but this is the absolute limit. I completely forgot about the Espresso labeled ones.

[@MatheusSilva-bi2yc]

Here they list it per serving but you just so some basic maths and u have the amount of the can so

[@ayuchanayuko]

_"Brew, is a 35-year old man, presenting to the emergency room with extreme tremors and slurred speech..."_ *Chubbyemu has entered the chat*

[@Sanctuaryxiiii]

I'd rather have watched his take on it -_-

[@x-37sfs-thesfsspaceplane5]

*dead on arrival*

[@x-37sfs-thesfsspaceplane5]

@@AquariumGravelEater *-emia*

[@maddieboo2297]

I WAS JUST THINKING ABOUT THAT

[@sibjenkinson1678]

Hypo, meaning low

[@sergeyrogatin9682]

"emia" meaning presence in blood

[@spencernelson1580]

Chubbyemu? Is that you?

[@titangaming8627]

Chubbyemu référence?

[@chirpyclassic]

thanks for watching. take care of yourselves and be well

[@michaelx8486]

@@titangaming8627 yup

[@iskandar7354]

Hey a chubbyemu fan, hi

[@TheBestMOC]

Brew: “energy drinks are made up from a whole bunch of sugar” No sugar energy drinks: “you said what now”

[@Someone-wj1lf]

They’re made from substitutes which, most of the time, are just as bad.

[@TheBestMOC]

@@Someone-wj1lf your ruininin it

[@joelhoon1707]

@@TheBestMOC *(No sugar energy drinks remember their sugar substitutes)* *(they jump out of the fridge)*

[@arinazb4365]

@@TheBestMOC someone has to

[@Nichet.Crochet]

I avoid energy drinks that don't have sugar because their most common sugar substitute (sucralose) gives me horrible stomach aches.

[@sikestpersonalive]

There were nights in college where I would legit drink 10-15 Red Bull vodkas. Happy to be alive after seeing this

[@charlieward7606]

i used to do the same with jager bombs xD thats the reality tho, people dying of caffeine probably had underlying conditions or are just weak, how many hundreds of millions of people round the world are drinking energy drinks and alcohol like mad most weekends and we never hear about it

[@allofgarden4152]

i could go for one

[@Jkapp15]

Four lokos also. Oof

[@rexasaurus3853]

Those where on only partial cans. Which that drink became known for heart problems at bars.

[@Jkapp15]

@@rexasaurus3853 What do you mean partial drink? Four lokos had 160 mgs of caffeine.

[@Nya13864]

I love how brew isn’t fazed by grill.

[@ancientess4424]

_bromance_

[@fokeyt2632]

14:53

[@bjap1563]

@@ancientess4424 That would be Grill and Chill.

[@FabTheK]

ADHDers: *laugh in hyperfocus under caffeine*

[@OFF-NIKE]

I sure do🥳😎

[@thunderbolt_blitz]

Yes.

[@ShadowPhenix273]

Ayyyy, caffeine helps alot with concentration 😎

[@OFF-NIKE]

Yeah, in expanding all the directions to concentrate it at😎

[@michaelcavanagh8465]

People with ADHD shouldn't drink too many energy drinks, young people shouldn't be drinking sugary drinks higher rate of diabetes and heart disease, it's very easy to get addicted to energy drinks, caffeine is addictive so is sugar

[@TaylorTheTormentor]

Hypermonsteremia: hyper meaning high, monster meaning energy drink, and -emia meaning presence in blood. High energy drink presence in blood.

[@e1woqf]

🤣

[@christopherbell5761]

HA

[@TheFreek753]

I read that in his voice.

[@godzillaman850]

Thanks emu

[@amyanderson9650]

UNDER RATED

[@joenuts5323]

When I was 14, I got some friends together. And we spent about 40$ in energy drinks (about 24 cans) and mixed them all into a jug. We all ended up in the hospital that night. Fun times. Middle school was a bad trip gone right.

[@wilhelmsamuelsson9238]

you always hear about people who go to hospital but noone has really died from an energy drink overdose. people drink them and then act suprised when their heart starts beating faster, like thats literally point of energy drinks. also, drinking that much of anything could put you in hospital

[@cq.cumber_offishial]

You never said you drank anything from the jug _what happened_

[@cq.cumber_offishial]

Coolerthan Afrieza you get a “you tried” sticker because you tried to get the joke

[@TWKfam_STUXN3T]

Sounds like a bunch of weaklings to me ... :)

[@wanilimbe]

@@wilhelmsamuelsson9238 your heart will be done by the age of 30. It’s more of a long lasting thing not a immediate thing

[@cookiesontoast9981]

I used to be very heavily addicted to energy drinks, I had so many a day/week that I would actually feel aching in my heart area, I would ignore it and continue drinking though.. It went on for years until I met my girlfriend (now fiancée) and she forced to me to stop, since then I've only had one or 2 every 2-5 months, I still have them but not often at all. And it usually takes me whining my fiancée to just let me have 1 for 10 minutes before I'm allowed to buy one. The thing that makes energy drinks so addicting to me is how it tastes when you mix sweets (AKA candy) with them, especially sour sweets, mixing the energy drinks with the sweets makes such a gorgeously sugary taste that to this day I still crave... Plus the drinks themselves usually just have a really nice taste to them too, but just even better mixed with sour sweets. They have never really given me "energy" to be honest.. It was always about the taste for me, the energy it was meant to give me I never even saw, in fact it sometimes made me feel tired.

[@lottiecharman6946]

You probably got used to high levels of caffeine so it took more and more to give you the energy feeling, I'm currently struggling w the addiction and get tired from too many as well :)

[@listenhere1623]

Do u have adhd

[@lylemcdermott2566]

In France they are forced to put the actual dosage of caffeine. They are way less caffeinated too.

[@helenjohnson7583]

Lyle McDermott France has had very high standards of purity in food and beverages in the past. This has been a very enlightening video. Thanks for the additional information!

[@spencernelson1580]

That's how all energy drinks are. 👌

[@DaileyShorts]

Caffeine content is on cans here too, roughly 120mg per can

[@helenjohnson7583]

This is slightly spooky...

[@KillaBean416]

Europe is great with food safety unlike America. Canada is better than America but not as good as Europe

[@davidamajako961]

When you need coffee for a population to stay awake then you know we are doing something wrong.

[@NaJk93]

Less about staying awake and more about being active during that entire time.

[@SilkyLew]

Energy. Not about being awake.

[@jamesbond9975]

Addiction to caffeine.

[@ssjwes]

Speak for yourself. Plenty people out there that live stimulant free lives.

[@NaJk93]

@@ssjwes Some people are born lucky as morning people. Those are always the stimulant free people.

[@theLuigiFan0007Productions]

Ginseng also helps your body increase ATP production in cells, and for me makes them much more effective, so I'd definitely consider it a active ingredient. I started a bit of a energy drink habit myself because I definitely get more done, it helps me breathe a little easier, and prevents my stomach from getting upset easily. They can be beneficial as long as you don't become dependent, and don't exceed the recommended daily limit very often, if at all. But here's a bit of a safety warning: If you are taking pseudoephedrine for allergies, avoid having much caffeine, causes high heart rate and dizziness.

[@Da_Rivulet]

too many words

[@thejericho]

be careful with the sugar intake tho. not only bc of weight gain but also with it's terrible effect on teeth. had seen guys with energy drink habits who got all their teeth rotten. don't let the sugar sit on the teeth. wash your mouth with water

[@theLuigiFan0007Productions]

@@thejericho I was was drinking zero sugar most of the time, but still drank lemonade/soda and overly sweetened tea. I quit the caffeine habit and my horribly addicitive herbal nootropic blend I invented, but can't kick the sugar. Too many headaches, too much anxiety, and always gives my stomach problems. I compromised and eat basically no candy and always drink water right after soda. Thanks for the warning though, not enough people are aware of that issue.

[@thejericho]

@@theLuigiFan0007Productions good for you, man. yeah, there's so much sugar added into foods and drinks to make them more addictive and they're so horrible for the teeth

[@_J0N_TAFFER]

I used to use ginseng then discovered supplements that were better with more ingredients

[@walksandbaths5282]

But I’m able to drink 900mg in 2 hours while only *mildly* hallucinating.

[@boglenight1551]

Walks And Baths Caffeine is unlikely to cause hallucinations, rather it’s more likely to cause tremors, hyper-ventilation and headaches.

[@stevenwillis548]

My personal best is around 3500 to 4000mg (2x 12 cup pots of coffee in too short a period of time). Horrible results - had to wait about an hour and a half before I could sit still. I have routinely consumed 1500mg per day without any real effects. The LD50 of caffeine is around 150 to 200mg/kg but can be as low as 50.

[@ThiagoSilva-gb2iv]

@@stevenwillis548 I'm pretty sure you are well aware of that already, but that has already become a preeetty bad addiction, since I doubt you actually need such high amounts of caffeine daily, regardless of what you do.

[@matan7899]

@@stevenwillis548 you had a good run, see in you the next life

[@derkevevin]

@@stevenwillis548 i heard of people getting a heart attack because their body stopped producing some stuff that was in the energy drinks, which the heart required to work. be careful dude, it might have long term effects.

[@Sandlchi]

I love how the video just fades out without any annoying outros

[@JollyPolack]

Monster does list their caffeine content though. In fact, the only drinks I’ve seen not list their caffeine content is canned/bottled coffees.

[@rachelwachel]

It can depend on regulations where you live.

[@sheepersjeepers4953]

@@rachelwachel what??? There are other places than where I live????

[@selinnazsur2328]

I drank coffee right before bed and I slept like a baby. I wish I was more susceptible to caffeine *cries in college student*

[@jaybee0507]

Selin Naz Sur, Be careful what you wish for. Caffeine’s effectiveness is limited by your brain’s neurotransmitters. You can call this your lifeforce or brainpower or whatever. It dictates how healthy, energetic, focused and smart, prone to diseases you are and much more. It even dictates how sexually active you are. This power gives you a shield, a tolerance if you will, against caffeine. The more your brain loses this power, the more caffeine will work. You will lose this power slowly when you get old or if you destroy it with drugs. I’d say be happy if you have high levels of this lifeforce. Don’t take it for granted, and enjoy it. There are old people and well, junkies, who would give anything to feel like you feel just by default.

[@clownfucker1067]

homestuck

[@DemMerithor]

Well, it depends on how much you had. If you had a typical glass worth before bed, and only affected alittle, then your tolerance is high, and to a typical person, it'd be equal to that of Melatonin before bed (has a bit of caffeeine in it, variants may differ on how much it has). I have a high tolerance, and I know I could "theoretically" push 4 energy drinks, I'd rather not test it. Let alone I dont get many, and even if I did, 1 a day, like = 2 cups of coffee. Trained myself on that "boundary" so I don't over do it. Also I sip on it most of the day, not chug it down.

[@potatomacchiato]

Same. Caffeine only works for me for a small amount of time. I used to work on a night shift and it was my biggest problem.

[@vragouvods]

Same here with monster and coffee

[@lemonytrash584]

"A woman drank one liter of soy sauce-

[@spicewave8244]

That’s me.

[@khangb3]

Spiceyspoon :3 I bet you’re wondering how I got here...

[@zoltano_cortez]

Don't talk about my mother 😤

[@macsnafu]

Wait--how much is a 'litter' of soy sauce? Did you mean liter?

[@groszak1]

littre

[@davidnoreika5842]

I drank close to 3 monsters a day for the past year, glad I'm still here :')

[@itsjordie8206]

Why?

[@michaeledmunds7266]

@@itsjordie8206 Why did he drink 3 energy drinks a day, or why is he glad he's still here?

[@itsjordie8206]

@@michaeledmunds7266 the first one

[@jasondudeman4841]

I have been drinking 2 to 4 energy drinks (rip it or monster..either 160mg per can) since around 2009. And 10 plus cans of pepsi daily for 20 plus years prior to that .. Its actually over a gram (1000mg) per day f caffene where i feel ANY nefatice effects. Though enrrgy drinks rely on the combination of sugar (most) caffiene and ther stimulates or chemicals tgat react with caffiene like taurine guarana and such

[@dolphinboi5667]

I hope you know how much I appreciate all of the hard work you put into your videos. I can't imagine doing that much research for a youtube video. 🖒

[@devinloveridge2164]

“Perfectly healthy young man” *drinks 4 energy drinks a day* hmm something doesn’t seem right here

[@sdaustinmk4106]

Looks at the picture

[@sdaustinmk4106]

That's not a healthy person

[@fenn_fren]

Are you Kyle?

[@devin3537]

@RosePanda 💀💀 omg-

[@dawoodstarreal]

@NoobPlayZ 245 and one lasted 17 years wowbthats crazy bwhahahah lol.

[@BlutigeTranen]

"Otherwise healthy" does not mean he's healthy. It means he has no known or discovered ailments.

[@imperialgamer1667]

A sedentary video game lifestyle is definitely not healthy.

[@lightseer1642]

"Business trips" to Thailand....right...

[@yumiko523]

?

[@kanjobanzo7321]

I see you Joseph Joestar, Sure your taking business trips

[@arthas640]

@@yumiko523 Thailand is a popular destination for hookers, and back when Red Bull was developed there were even more hookers and drugs.

[@APennysworth]

I had this same reaction.

[@hangukhiphop]

Thighland*

[@mimix2331]

I'm glad to see Review Brah had a moment here. This isss energy crisis!

[@ssggaming3855]

When he says “we live in a world” it reminds me that we live in a society.

[@Smasho8000]

We also live on a planet.

[@jayceeanimations]

We also live in a Solar System.

[@AloneTraveler444]

@@jayceeanimations We also live in the milky way

[@ChonkedCat]

@@AloneTraveler444 we live in a multiverse(?)

[@AnxiousEducator]

I never understood why you would mix a stimulant with a depressant.

[@michaelx8486]

Cause then it's balanced as everything should be

[@Lupo32]

To control the victim... I mean Drinker

[@SteveVi0lence]

Too much stimulants could give you anxiety and etc. So you'd need a depressant to calm you down

[@iLiokardo]

MIX

[@SteveVi0lence]

4 Lokos

[@mayanarasauce1677]

From now on I'm saying power juice instead of energy drink

[@senkkella7664]

From now on I'm saying death in a bottle.

[@Wecreatearthere]

A person: Energy drinks are bad for you, they are high is sugar. No sugar energy drinks: "Am I a joke to you?"

[@gregorytidwell6219]

I’m specking out of experience and I have even lowered my intake of energy drinks to zero because of family health issues but the biggest thing to keep in mind is how you handle caffeine at one point and for more than six months I was drinking anywhere from 10 to 11 cans of monster energy a day with no problems with sleep and a vary highly physical job. But I have to say now I’m dealing with the out come with my family health problems with heart problems and that the high amount of citric acid has weakened my tooth enamel and that’s not including the caffeine withdrawals that can make you feel like your losing your mind. So in my opinion just drink a can very so often but not as a long term solution. You’ll find it better to not drink them in all if you want more information about the problems that also are mentioned above just ask me I’ll be up front about it.

[@Mii.2.0]

8:13 I will totally drink the YEET energy drank. 😎

[@TheGuardDuck]

That, was a classy joke. I'm totally stealing that if I ever need to make up an energy drink name.

[@x-37sfs-thesfsspaceplane5]

shlurp

[@rayschindler7451]

What does that 'yeet' means?

[@SantiagoGaming2968]

@@rayschindler7451 You should know by now...

[@janisir4529]

I just feel sick after drinking one, without being any less tired.

[@lynnellnguyen7613]

This speaks “Kyle”

[@derpityverse8794]

I’d drink a YEET Energy Drank

[@ecksdee7392]

LOL HILARIOUS "YEET" HAHAHAHAH FUNNY LOL

[@glizzybratxo3450]

Let me get on that...

[@samsung-eh4dv]

You drank a SKEET?

[@bunnyloaf1079]

yas boi

[@AmericanCaesarian]

Somebody doesn’t get the statement

[@KawaiiCat2]

I knew a guy in college who had to go to the emergency room because he drank 9 cans of monster energy drinks during an online gaming session. As a result, he complained of heart pain. Thats some scary stuff.

[@a.b.317]

I’m a guy in his 50’s. I work a heavy manual style job. I drank two cans of monster per day, 5 days a week for over a year. I decided to quit cold turkey and switched to a vegan style diet and was shocked to realize thy my energy levels were exactly the same eating nothing but vegetables as it was with loading up with monsters Go figure

[@couldyoushutup6541]

You still vegan?

[@sambradley9091]

When you give your bodies the tools to make the ingredients that give you energy rather than injecting the energy into you, it's so much better for you

[@couldyoushutup6541]

@luring wind ?

[@5cvc]

@luring wind *vEGaNs aReNt hUmAN!1!!!11*

[@spirre2780]

U rock!

[@killerqueen4289]

Man in seven hours: I aM SpeEd

[@themateobm]

I aM DeAd

[@senkkella7664]

@@themateobm lol true

[@rhinestein]

Wym IM SE?!

[@petergeramin7195]

I don't get the reference

[@TanNguyen-xn6mp]

@@themateobm lol

[@antaresmaelstrom5365]

"Aspiration of gastric contents" - I love how clinical descriptions make things sound at least a tad mysterious.

[@moa7510]

I actually had a friend who did this in high school just to see what would happen. He went to the hospital that day.

[@Wolfpaw754]

This is why energy drinks need to be age gated to 18+ like alcohol or tobacco, plenty of kids have died doing it

[@jenniferhart559]

I've worked on a medical chart that was a college kid who came in with a heart attack after drinking a lot of red bulls; no preexisting heart condition, and he was in a normal weight range. He survived, but I still think about the case, wondering if he had long term effects afterwards (this was about 15 years ago).

[@bdel80]

@@Wolfpaw754 they are where I am from only can sell to 18+

[@spencerowensrichey]

How do people even have the MONEY to chug more than 1-2 energy drinks in an entire DAY, let alone in less than a few hours?

[@bdel80]

@@spencerowensrichey Relentless that is 500ml energy drink I can get it for £1.00 (GBP) Some shops also sell cheaper home brands for about 89p for 500ml

[@Crystalfeathers4]

The coffee brewing animation looks really lovely.

[@RaspyWolf]

I had a friend that died from an aneurysm after drinking too many energy drinks and popping asprin every 6 hours because he was a web designer and had carpal tunnel.

[@kushagrasinghvisen9935]

Im also a future full stack web developer how do i avoid carpal tunnel

[@101Volts]

2:58 Swarzenegger, is that you? 🤔

[@fluffball6142]

Yes it is😂

[@hpgildwel]

There's also a huge amount of sugar in most energy drinks, complicating these results as a lurking factor

[@arthas640]

I remember looking at an energy drink a guy at work was drinking and in one can it was something along the lines of 60-80 grams of sugar and he had 2 most weekdays. He couldnt understand why he had troubles losing weight either...

[@aidankhaos7687]

The guy in the story that disappeared had diabetes and tried to blame the energy drinks. When they got called out, it all disappeared

[@Novakain.]

Fun fact: The name of that thai energy drink, Krating Daeng, when translated exactly is "Bull Red." In Thai, the adjective usually comes after the noun so basically Red Bull began in Thailand for a few years before it ever went to the west. edit: grammar

[@Movieman1965]

Yes it does!

[@X.Y.Z.07]

I used to think they came from two different companies..

[@reverseroundhouse]

Yes, I too watched the video.

[@Salad_Dressing2.0]

I just recently came across your channel, and I'm in love. Keep doing what your doing cuz it is great.

[@fisch37]

6:37 I'm gonna have to "Um, Actually..." you there. Vitamin B12 is actually absorbed by the body. It is the only water-soluble Vitamin absorbed by the body. It actually means that you can overdose on Vitamin B12, which is why I would always recommend being careful with Vitamin B12 enriched drinks. (Yet it is to be said that for an overdosis to follow up with symptoms, you're gonna need more than your 100% requirement)

[@justarandomguy3969]

8:33 just so most people know 90% of energy drinks contain way less than half of this so this is kinda blown out of proportion! most energy drinks contain 32mg/100ml so 250ml can=80mg caffeine and 500ml can=160mg caffeine

[@PIESTUgaming]

Big up the correct knowledge

[@FatalFist]

Thanks Kyle, here’s some drywall for your good work.

[@andreiarg]

@@FatalFist he was just pointing out how very few energy drinks contain 350mg of caffeine. How does that make someone a "Kyle". Like, god, it's not that hard to not misuse terms.

[@Thegentechgamer]

Waooohhhhh Brew, spill, and GRILLL??????? Who's behind all of this??!! I want answers! (Also can u link grill's channel in the description k thx)

[@Thegentechgamer]

Looks like u need to CHILL xd

[@madilee_07]

Me:”slowly sips my Mtn Dew kickstart” interesting.. Mine is one serving size I’m good

[@SirTerra-vc1yt]

4:02 thats acctualy a skii Resort in switzerland. Been there often.

[@AstroLean]

I mean, my friend online chugged like 10 cans and he’s still here

[@TheYoshiCmn]

During my apprenticeship I just made shots out of 1g of Caffein and water for like half a year xD

[@gustavohopkins242]

That's because the body is amazing, however it's still extremely taxing and he will pay for it later in his life

[@OfficialMetaSinMusic]

Thanks for sharing

[@Cmurda93]

After being in the Navy for 7 years I’ve seen more energy drinks consumed then anyone else and I’ve seen people drink 10+ a day .

[@notmenotme614]

My military banned energy drinks. But still had 12 hour nightshifts with unlimited coffee, then noisy accommodation that disturbed your sleep. You could set your watch to the routine first jet taking off every morning. Typical military logic.

[@JokerPoker5RP]

That moment you are on cold iron and you see your edo chug 4th NOS but it only been an hour of the 5 hour watch lol

[@Da_Rivulet]

i was never in the army, not even legal age today, but i still remember my first drop of coffee, seven (?) years ago, random drop from the coffee machine at my preschool, was energized for like two days, coudnt sleep more than 1.5 hours at a time that night

[@kathleenking47]

I guess, millennials won't be as strong as boomers..when older I could drink 3 cups of coffee and not get jittery like energy drinks

[@TexasChodeHouse87]

Rip-It grand champions

[@jamesmerkel1932]

As a long term shift worker I will say there are some things that require caffeine, like rotating shifts with only 8 hour breaks in between. I also used to work for Coca-Cola as a merchandiser many years ago when the energy drink market was really starting to evolve and grow. I drank between 4 and 6 mega monsters a day during work. I won't say it was healthy, because it wasn't, but I discovered that I only noticed the jitters and rapid heartrate when I wasn't working hard. If I kept working, I was perfectly comfortable lol. Talk about work incentive 🤣

[@VeilleuxClan]

While I was serving in the army we had a major evaluation that was carried out at night. We were deployed to Qatar and it just so happened that it was scheduled during the summer. Sleep was hard to come by even with AC's going at full blast. My rotation went a cup of coffee, a bottle of water, a rip it/monster, a bottle of water, repeat. I kept the tabs, over 10 days I drank 56 cans of energy drinks. The effect combined with the extensive training I can only describe as feeling like your body was constructed from ashes.

[@seigisama9139]

350mg? Aw, that's cute. *laughs in deathwish coffee*

[@kiprandom7208]

So you like terrible burnt coffee. Try a light roast so time the caffeine is higher

[@seigisama9139]

@@kiprandom7208 um. My deathwish coffee isn't burnt. Is a light roast and has more caffeine per cup than 26 cans of coke combined.

[@kaldogorath]

@@seigisama9139 Studies have found that they significantly overreport the amount of caffeine in Death Wish. Instead of 300mg per cup (200% more), it's about 150; roughly 50% more than normal coffee

[@jasondudeman4841]

26 cans x around 30 mg wpuld be 6000mg There is NO PRODUCT THAT CONTAINS 6 THOUSAND MG OF CAFFEINE IN ONE SERVING

[@Da_Rivulet]

one drop. coudnt sleep for that night. having sleep problems seven years later

[@takemehome5749]

*This is what happened to his brain.*

[@MsZsc]

This is your brain this is your brain on *energy drinks*

[@supercomputer0448]

@@MsZsc *cracks egg on frying pan* *zooms out to box tv using a VCR to play the video.*

[@marythetallone02]

I've never seen an energy drink that didn't list the caffeine content.

[@pablorages1241]

same here ... all the ones i have tried have it right on the can

[@Sergio-fu7mv]

He said they’re incorrect though. They list lower numbers to the actual amount of caffeine actually in it.

[@peervermeiren8902]

I think its different food standards among different countries. I think the caffeine content needs to match in Europe as there is also a maximum set.

[@MikuSar]

Yes in the EU it is regulated that there can be only 32mg caffeine per 100ml in a drink. So waaay less than in the US. Strange that the coffee stays the same. It should have about 50mg per 100ml

[@Mrraerae]

@@MikuSar in the eu you can have way more than 32mg/dl caffeine but only in the tiny shot-sized bottles They can get away with it because it's not a food item like soda or energy drinks, it's a health or energy supplement.

[@Eudevie]

It's weird, I get "jittery" on coffee, but can down an energy drink and a pepsi max within an hour, and just have tachycardia.

[@Basuko_Smoker]

Sugar, my friend

[@Eudevie]

@@Basuko_Smoker i used sugar-free for both,though?

[@Basuko_Smoker]

@@Eudevie Magic :D

[@Eudevie]

@Holden Mcgroine It's one ultra monster in the morning. I've basically completely quit aspartame lately. Monster does not have any,and my tea is splenda.(which is at most, once a day), otherwise it's water. For my body personally, 1 sugar-free drink is safer then adding onto my already-high morning blood sugar.(140-150,just in the morning. Hour and a half later after dinner I'll be like 112.)

[@rhettehlis4155]

@@Eudevie how about - stop drinking poison? That’s probably the safest option here

[@jasmineparker-slatten5424]

And then there's the people who, even if they drink coffee or energy drinks, don't ever feel the effects of it and never feel alert or awake after drinking caffine 😣

[@drflannelxd904]

Big ADHD mood

[@apina_]

That's. Me!

[@threegoblinsinatrenchcoat748]

That's just adhd.

[@jasmineparker-slatten5424]

@@threegoblinsinatrenchcoat748 here's the thing, i don't have adhd.

[@threegoblinsinatrenchcoat748]

@@jasmineparker-slatten5424 I was guessing so, just wanted to point out that it's usually an adhd thing.

[@MaestroFransie]

10:17 Watch about 10-20 seconds from this timestamp and I've saved you about 15 minutes of time

[@tony2shanks]

Thank you kind person

[@TeamCykelhold]

Thanks! Couldn't get myself to watch even 2 minutes of it, so this timestamp helped a lot.

[@lidaaletap2646]

Thank you sire

[@BlutigeTranen]

I love you

[@venom74799]

You get an M Bison Yeeeees, YEEEEES!

[@lisa.m_lvr]

Energy drinks - Kills you with 7 cans ZHC - Ha, watch me spend 100 hours on a drawing drinking red bull and eating sushi

[@j.t.1280]

Brew: "Red-Bull started off being marketed as a trendy, higher-end drink" Also Brew: *Shows ad from 2019*

[@aussieaudir8lms871]

Plus the fact that they run an f1 team plus winning 4 drivers championships

[@VOLAIRE]

I can’t even tolerate soda I can’t even imagine energy drinks on the daily like others do 😶

[@ronswasonbutcuter4474]

This video feels like it's calling me out personally and I appreciate it thanks I needed that

[@Frankenstein_the_watcher]

*Drinks coffee* Sleep"am i a joke to you?"

[@luk4s56]

seeing as its 3:25 am now and yesterday i went to bed at 2 pm waking up at 5 i guess *Sips* so.

[@rowar150]

This quality content should have a million views

[@ocskopf]

agreed

[@mommachupacabra]

I've learned the hard way, if I do a 5 Hour Energy Shot when I'm already tired, it knocks me out like a sleeping pill.

[@vaezax9527]

Yeah because caffeine actually makes you tired at first. After like 30 minutes later it will actually freshen you up.

[@marshall8w]

I've completely stopped drinking energy drinks. Turns out it takes awhile to actually get it fully out of your system, I was continuously drinking them because of long work shifts online at home. 3+ cans a week sometimes as much as 15. So I was constantly consuming them. I do not drink alcohol or do drugs. One morning I woke up feeling the room spinning and feeling as if I was greening out. (I've taken edibles only a few times, and it doesn't mix well with my system so I don't take them) I ended up going to the ER 8 times in the next two months for reoccurring symptoms, and I stopped drinking energy drinks the first time I went to the ER. For the next months though, I was having constant episodes of panic attacks and going through severe caffeine withdrawal. My stomach lining was wrecked as well, and my body was just generally shutting down because of the lack of energy drinks. It's actually super common, just no warning of the symptoms. Right now, I'm still building back my immune system and everything in general, and dealing with derealization. I think the worst of the symptoms was throwing up bile and blood, and I've had countless blood tests taken and a MRI done and It's definitely the energy drinks. Luckily healthcare is generally covered so only about 500 out of pocked overall. Seriously though, avoid drinking them. I've heard this happening to people who only have a couple each week. It's not worth it, and the only way to get through the effects is to sit it out. For some people it can last as long as a year to get over.

[@Letzio]

My previous job had a fridge filled with energy drinks to keep us going, had a day where I consumed 10 cans on an 8 hour shift and came home looking pale, had shaky vision, insanely sweaty palms, teeth started grinding, felt undercooled and my eyes kept rolling away. I just knew straight away my heart was taking a toll, and never before that moment I even thought about an energy drink overdose

[@annablyth9816]

I had to write an essay on the dangers of energy drinks during my freshman year of college and the research I did for that essay was terrifying I didn't realize until that semester how dangerous energy drinks can really be

[@doggiemaina11]

Friend of mine had an overdose from caffeine. She lived, but went into a coma for a couple days

[@spencernelson1580]

Everything in moderation.

[@nickjohn2051]

How much she use?

[@FatalFist]

Uh, overdosing on caffeine is nye impossible so there was likely another contributing factor you’re overlooking or did not catch.

[@andreiarg]

@@FatalFist Not nearly impossible, it is 100% possible and doable, it's just most people don't get to that point.

[@Waylan23]

It takes about 10,000 mg of caffeine to have a lethal overdose. Probably around 5,000 to induce coma If taken over two or three days. For perspective a can of monster has about 160 mg of caffeine so drinking 62.5 cans of them in a few days would be outright lethal and around half of that would be a severe overdose. Taking into account caffeine from other sources and you could probably get an overdose of caffeine in about 25ish cans over a few days. That would be around 8 in a day getting progressively worse the longer you kept up that level of intake. Oddly enough you would get a vitamin b overdose at around the same time causing gas and mild nausea.

[@compa8806]

Oh boy Kyle calm down there bucakroo

[@snowy_the_wolf]

I drink energy drinks but I'm responsible with them. I drink them once every few months and drink only small sips at a time. You see kids, energy drinks are terrible for you, but sometimes you just need an extra boost

[@KevinShinwoo]

I've never been affected by coffee or energy drinks. I feel exactly the same after drinking them. I've also never experienced a "sugar high".

[@e-lectgaming9425]

I have experienced one once. Except it lasted about 1 minute, and it felt nice 👍

[@jazminjones9513]

I mostly experience sugar crash

[@mcthuggin9803]

Lol

[@roller1815]

Same

[@jejcnsjdndjskdjrn8329]

KevinShinwoo sugar highs are actually placebo effects

[@abigalerose1410]

I drank two bangs back to back at one point (which was something like 600 mg of caffeine) and had a panic attack caused by the increased heart rate aided by my general anxiety.

[@ravenghostshadow]

I actually have a very high caffeine tolerance so I can drink more then an average adult but I don't

[@GodLiota]

Kyle: *heavy breathing Intensifies*

[@mrrat70]

Lol

[@loganmacgyver2625]

This video gave me motivation to reduce my caffeine consumption, tried it a few times and i was unfunctional for the whole dsy

[@metaljack866]

The guy at 11:00 died of 3 shots of cognac and 2 or 3 red bulls, no way those numbers are accurate or that something else did not play a factor in his demise..

[@Sugar735]

Yellow red bull is just so freaking good tho. I wish they made a low caffeine version so I could drink then all day

[@notabigdealthough8616]

10:30 this is what you came for

[@maenad1231]

Rewatching this makes me appreciate how much better the art is now. Amazing improvements

[@DookieCyber]

Can you do a video comparing energy drinks and coffee with caffeine pills? I've been taking caffeine pills lately because I figured it's healthier. There is no stained teeth or effects from acidity like you get when consuming coffee, and doesn't have all the additives that energy drinks do. What do you think?

[@RunfisherRS]

“””only””” 7 energy drinks.

[@FrVitoBe]

Wow lucky I never did that I think

[@KaifamGaming]

i drank like 12 at school once

[@blacklabel130]

@@KaifamGaming well nice you just ruined a perfectly fine and balanced digestion

[@greatiusiterfector4519]

I mean it is "only7", ik a guy that for 2 weeks had 10-15 drinks a day, survived no prob, only bad effect was he slept 3hrs a day, but he didn't ever feel sleepy/tired so no negative effects, at least visiable ones. I had 10 a day with another half a liter of shots, and 10ish beers a day, for 5 days last time I was in czech republic, and half of my class had around the same intake of alcohol and energy drinks, neither of us died.

[@CaveyMoth]

@@greatiusiterfector4519 I feel sleepy, like, all day. And I drink 3-6 coffees/day.

[@danganfujisaki5902]

"Kids, this is why you don't follow the steps of Sakura Ogami and drink a lot of protein drinks."

[@W333L]

“No more than 2.5 milligrams or kilograms” ...id like to see the 13 y/o that chooses 2.5 kg caffeine

[@ruleoftrees4059]

It's milligrams per kilogram, so if your body weight is 50kg, you'd be able to take up to 125mg. Probably a conservative metric that doesn't consider tolerance and metabolism, but dosing advice would be too convoluted if it did.

[@solsanguis8032]

1:29 some guy thought “if I get very awake from drinking 20 coffee beans with water, what if I drank 200 coffee beans with water.” and then that guy became the flash, or overdosed I’m not sure.

[@dubstepnative66]

Thank you Brew. This was very informative and I will now think differently about my source and daily amount of caffeine intake.

[@Bl4ckV3ins]

I drink 3 a day as a chef and I basically don't exist without them

[@faristaj2326]

That sounds like a serious problem...

[@lmoral222]

Cool. For me, as an IT, it's unadulterated, un-sugar-ed, lightly almond/cashew milk-ed Kona coffee. Reason I don't drink energy drinks is because of all the un-natural, laboratory inspired additives. To each their own.

[@PeanutBreathing]

As a former consumer, energy drinks worked way better than coffee for me and gave me at least 5 hours of energy (and on rare occasions, let me last the whole day). However, it soon became clear that my body got hooked onto it and when I just stopped suddenly, the withdrawals were horrible. For 2 days, my brain felt like it was on fire and 3 days, I had a strong headache. Don't get hooked 😅

[@hooskawahya7628]

6:47 when you go to the bathroom at school or work to get away from it all.. but caint get far enough 😂

[@TheBard10]

love your video's bud, always fun and interesting to watch!

[@SpaceWaterfall1]

*Reject energy drinks, coffee, alcohol and soft drinks, return to tea and water.*

[@ishas4421]

Growing up in Texas that’s all I’ve had my entire life chugging down sweet tea and water

[@Sindruzzzz]

@@ishas4421 I need caffeine to function at my job

[@ishas4421]

@@Sindruzzzz who doesn’t though right?

[@ThaTruFily]

Tea has caffeine 😅

[@ishas4421]

@@ThaTruFily I thought only green

[@lexiyatsu]

"Lessen the caffeine folks" --Says the dude who drinks coffee literally every video

[@noname-qt3tf]

4:03 I got the exact same RedBull ad right after 😂

[@Skilla206]

I witnessed a buddy in high school down 5 Red Bull energy drinks and let’s say he looked like he had the rage and energy of the hulk without the muscles.

[@proamis5135]

my friend drank like 10 500ml energy drinks in a day and hes fine

[@atomspalter2090]

I never drank a energy drink or coffee because I rather wanna be a bit sleepy and dont face the health issues of drinking a lot energy drinks