A Woman Ate 23 Bananas After Fasting 7 Days. This Is What Happened To Her Organs.

[@chubbyemu]

banana good

[@antiarmadillosociety]

Yes

[@whatuser9802]

Banana phone

[@sweatyguy5723]

yes indeed

[@ellieandreson4506]

Mmmmm banana

[@DigitalArtistsCorner]

GIVE BANANA

[@emmablackery]

I can’t even buy a bunch of four bananas without them going bad before getting to the end of them. Low presence of banana in stomach.

[@sffitx]

Hypobananastomachmia

[@thetherrannative]

Closest I can figure is Hypomusagastrosis. The condition of not having enough bananas in the stomach.

[@void1571]

Lol verified

[@emmablackery]

@@thetherrannative lol thank you

[@cerving20]

Even if I eat them right when I get home they go bad. The first is fine, second is brown and mushy, third is black and rotten and the fourth is completely decomposed.

[@TrapMusicNow]

Ok but real talk. Who casually has 23 bananas at their house just on the counter and half of them ain’t rotten.

[@wilmasmith9689]

The people from our math books 😅

[@GuardianTiger]

People who bought them when they were green and loves banana's that much. There's 7 billion people in the world, anything happens.

[@SebastianTrii]

I eat 7 a day no problem 😊

[@microsoftpowerpoint3039]

@@wilmasmith9689 that almost made me fall out of my chair lol -

[@Alina-vt2hk]

High carb low fat vegans and raw vegans 😂 ever heard of freelee the banana girl.

[@TheActionBrick]

Every Chubbyemu title sounds like the beginning of an elementary school math problem.

[@bluered297]

Tru

[@SwizzleDrizzl]

"Daniel buys 194 donuts." *ChubbyEmu music starts playing*

[@mannamedjared]

@@SwizzleDrizzl "This is what happened to his bank account"

[@aliencat11]

Life is a story problem.

[@БиологическаяОпасная]

I always wondered what happened to that kid that had 600 apples and ate 1 quarter of it in one day. But now I know, hyperappleemia 😌.

[@Saint.Cosmos]

This is definitely an eating disorder issue and not a fasting issue. What confirmed it for me is her belief that eating before her goal day would mean everything was for nothing. If you fast for 5 days you're at such a high caloric deficit it would take several days of awful eating to undo it. Also, how did she even have the hunger to eat that many bananas? When I do a 4 or 5 day fast, I'm actually not very hungry at all. I think the last time I broke my fast I had a hard boiled egg and felt full. Our friend here has some real issues.

[@KaraTheGirlie]

She has anorexia for sure.

[@exactlywhyl5496]

The fact that she didn't get her period but didn't get concerned about her fasting is a good sign that this was a disorder. Fasting can be quite fine but you have some real issues when you prioritize fasting over very clear, serious signs of health concerns

[@drainyourlife]

definitely an ed :/

[@nno8901]

This is why I wouldn't feel comfortable fasting for more than 20 hours. I have lost probably more weight than I should doing this but I feel fine. Was 204 1 month and a half ago and am now 195. I eat one large meal a day basically.

[@Mizzy3030]

Yes, she is described as a fitness fanatic in the beginning, but she was/is definitely disordered. Very sad. Hopefully this event was a wake-up call for her to get better.

[@Jilktube]

This entire series is just one big lesson in moderation.

[@incognitotorpedo42]

I only eat a moderate amount of 5 day old gas station sushi, and wash it down with only half the contents of a Lava Lamp. So I'm good.

[@LostShipMate]

@@incognitotorpedo42 With Crank O' Taco as a chaser I hope?

[@chrishandsome6542]

All of life is one giant lesson.

[@ImLunaShesZeta]

And no gas station food.

[@Ozzah]

@@incognitotorpedo42 And don't drink the whole lava lamp or snow globe. No more than 2-3 glasses a day.

[@chell007]

remember kids: 23 bananas a day doesn’t keep the doctors away

[@RezaQin]

So the limit is 22 then.

[@SwizzleDrizzl]

@@RezaQin I'll sacrifice a thousand mortals to find out the limit of banana

[@jn7276]

freelee 🤣

[@wannabewallaby1592]

It's only the 23rd banana you eat that brings the doctors, so just label them every time you eat and skip the 23rd

[@brandonletzko4239]

No. But the same amount of onions will keep the dentist away.

[@hypergraphic]

After watching this channel for a while, I think it’s safe to say that nobody should eat or drink 10 pounds of anything in one go.

[@lovacc_1967]

I just hate when I accidentally eat 23 bananas after a 7 days fast

[@inverse6605]

@@lovacc_1967 same happened to me yesterday 🙄

[@xxchickengodz2177]

And not drinking from a lava lamp would also be pretty safe.

[@kingstogodshm3251]

Tell that to the people who do 10k calories in one sitting challenge and thing and yet somehow their fine

[@dontworry2379]

Goku would like to know your location

[@BK-bs2eb]

I hope the support she got after her recovery includes psychiatric care. Her excessive fasting and also bizarre eating of 10lbs of banana obviously indicates the underlying psychiatric issue that needs to be addressed to fully get her well. Hope she's doing ok now.

[@Christopher-qq4dl]

Amen!

[@ishowben-m4m]

​@@Christopher-qq4dl 👆🙏💀

[@baraka629]

Lol, "excessive fasting". Agriculture was developed just 10 000 years ago, while our species, Homo Sapiens exists since ~300 000 years. So a regular, dependable supply of food was assured for around 3% of the time we exist, and for the remaining 97% all human beings without exception fasted.

[@AntonioDavid-qu3zq]

Could've just been that she had to make $5 last a whole week

[@jennbati6277]

Yes it sounds like an eating disorder which almost always has to do w managing some kind of mental health crisis.

[@aaronkrive8861]

"She couldn't tell her parents that she had eaten ten lbs of bananas, as she was writhing around on the kitchen floor in at least ten lbs worth of banana peels"

[@Augustbeauty69]

Snort! Good point, she only left them everywhere, right?

[@hyfy-tr2jy]

better yet...who keeps ten pounds of bananas around the house?

[@marcoleung311-v7j]

@@hyfy-tr2jy banana farmer

[@rafaelvargas4113]

They should have assumed

[@aaronjames3228]

Uh no

[@s0unddvvav35]

A woman ate 23 bananas after fasting 7 days. This is how she returned to monke

[@roxy918]

What is this reference?

[@masamigameon]

@@roxy918 Reject Humanity, return to Monke

[@Hollowcrisis]

Monke

[@anthonyviolante3691]

420th like o.0

[@olivertamaskszel9858]

Monke

[@basanso1]

"This could have been avoided if KC had not eaten 10 pounds of bananas" That's a good wisdom

[@Cujo5]

It was more than that. She had vitamin deficiencies, malnutrition, etc. The bananas just tipped her body over the edge.

[@wizardo9226]

I believe its the forgotten 11th commandment given by god to moses

[@anon6975]

@@Cujo5 Not really. It's true that she had that, but if she broke her fast slowly she may have gotten the vitamins without refeeding syndrome, avoiding the problem.

[@reuploadify]

Also don't ear 10lbs of anything in one sitting. Or better yet the whole day.

[@romankovalov9015]

she embrased the monke

[@projektxent]

I don’t know how this channel popped in my feed but it is very engaging. New subscriber

[@SueP-jg9vx]

this channel taught me that googling is not exactly the same as going to med school

[@appletherapy]

@@SueP-jg9vxoh yeah!!!! Intro to human anatomy should be vital in high school. It would reduce sooooooo many sickness.

[@reed3863]

You can say that after fasting 7 days, she went bananas

[@rickool07]

😂

[@maitlandjennifer1]

Well played

[@davidalmeida4491]

Fast and Furious

[@appidydafoo]

🦧🦧🦧

[@TheGameRazorOffical]

Get out

[@poudnicapl5184]

I am from Poland. I knew several people who survived the concentration camps. One of them said that people sometimes died after liberation because they returned to their normal diet too quickly. That's exactly what he said, "few people know that a quick, huge meal after a great hunger is life-threatening."

[@rutgerb]

Yes, i have heard the same. It is so terrible sad.

[@GomezMotorSport]

Yupp especially with people who have very fast metabolism

[@causti9744]

American soldiers reported giving chocolate to both concentration camp survivors and German citizens, but many were so skinny they couldn't even digest that anymore and died anyway.

[@zeldapinwheel7043]

Yep. That's the biggest danger to people (and animals) after being starved and being underweight. Trying to put on weight too quickly will cause a heart attack and other things.

[@Pactastic042]

@@causti9744 chocolate requires certain enzymes made by the body to break it all down and there body's likely didn't have the energy , need energy to consume energy

[@-Raylight]

KC : "I'm so hungry, I haven't eaten anything in days. Let me eat one or two bananas" KC's body : *"It's monke mode then"*

[@onegrapefruitlover]

Lol this absolutely sent me

[@TyrantGuyFilms]

E

[@sunkcostfallacy2738]

@@TyrantGuyFilms "Oh yeah. It's monke time."

[@steve00alt70]

Wat

[@MummaQuan]

Return to monke

[@S0l4rythGD]

These descriptions are ones that any one of my English teachers would love, and the explanations would make my biology teacher happy

[@davidg5898]

Who has 10 lbs of bananas just sitting around at any given moment?

[@IchimatsuTrashneko]

I mean I was gifted 2 lb yogurts. I have like 30 in my fridge. Maybe she was given them by family or bought several on a deal.

[@JulesCalella]

Those people in math problems

[@dingusispingus5987]

Obviously KC did.

[@lisah-p8474]

This is what I was coming down here to ask!! Who keeps 30 bananas on hand? Even if you ate 3 a day, they'd still go bad before you could eat them all. I have so many questions. 🤔🍌 Edit to add: In response to a couple of people who replied to me... I am jealous of your apparently superior fresh bananas. 😔 If I buy a bunch of 6 bananas, by day 5 the last ones are brown af. Hence my comment.

[@joshgroban5291]

@@lisah-p8474 although not 30, I do have a friend who has 10-15 bananas each week and eats like 2 of them every day. So it doesn't seem that impossible. Maybe her family is large and they got on an extra deal.

[@ArtOfLife.]

A classic case of hyperbananaemia: - Hyper, meaning high - Banana, meaning banana - Emia, meaning presence in blood High banana presence in blood.

[@brentlehman2264]

Today I learned what banana means. (It means banana.)

[@TheMoon12390]

So much bannana his kidneys started to peel.

[@Dr_fonesz]

Bruhhh 😂😂

[@TheFriskyComiskey]

That's fucking Great

[@coffeeagent1]

This comment should be #1. Hands down man!

[@skashax777x]

sounds like a slow decline into an eating disorder, and the amount of banana's that were eaten sound like a loss of control from extreme hunger and so she binged uncontrollably

[@_Clipper_]

idk man, i love bananas and ate 10+ once, sure they weren't 23. And i don't have an eating disorder, it's just that they taste very good.

[@skashax777x]

@@_Clipper_ I'm sure you would love freely the banana girl, she has a vid of eating 30 bananas in a day XD

[@saskiar.7395]

@@skashax777x oh god dont remind us she gave SO MANY young impressionable children eating disorders 🥲🥲🥲

[@5h4d0w5l1f3]

@@_Clipper_ they didn't say eating bananas was indicative of an ED--the obsession with weight over one's own wellbeing was. The bananas were simply a binge, which you are still doing when you eat 10+ bananas in one sitting, regardless of your other eating habits.

[@ErMaps]

@@5h4d0w5l1f3 isnt binge eating an ED?

[@3hustle]

00:03 🍌 A woman named KC fasted for days at a time, relying on intermittent fasting and prolonged fasts to lose weight. 01:24 🤔 KC developed refeeding syndrome after a prolonged fast, causing complications like hypoglycemia and hypokalemia. 04:15 💉 The hospital staff administered vitamins to KC for her deficiencies, but she reacted poorly to glucose IV, causing further issues. 08:13 🥦 Fasting can make the body sensitive to insulin, leading to the rapid movement of nutrients into cells, resulting in electrolyte imbalances. 11:27 ⚠ Refeeding after fasting should be done slowly to avoid refeeding syndrome, and extreme fasting should be approached with caution.

[@I_Cause_ConFLICKt]

Weirdest thing about this video is that one household had 23 bananas on hand. Edit: 🍌

[@Space_Man909]

People in math problems be like:

[@MrAnonymousme10]

That's includes her brother and father

[@garminbozia]

I have about 30 bananas home and eat about 2 a day, they don't last more than a week tho cause theres 10 people in my household

[@lazydaisy4453]

@@garminbozia isn't 2 bananas a day every day too much?

[@FRElHEIT]

@@garminbozia you can't tell me every family member eats 2 bananas a day.

[@revenevan11]

Yeah that poor girl crossed into eating disorder territory imo. I'm glad she made a full recovery, I'm always happy when dr Bernard gets to say "a *full* recovery" at the end of a video!

[@NicolasdeFontenay]

Yeah it's chilling when he says "so and so made *A* recovery". Oh god.

[@MrTheguitaristguy]

Dude, spoilers...

[@MisunderstoodAmnesia]

@@MrTheguitaristguy When you look at the comments section of a video you should expect to see spoilers for that video. Just don't read the comments until you finish the video.

[@emilychb6621]

Definitely into the territory of eating disorders: eating in a way that causes you problems without being able to quit that diet is like the most basic definition that encompasses all eating disorders.

[@ndlsjk]

Came to post the exact same thing. Full recovery puts a smile on my face.

[@GolfcuBebe]

I had a friend who had anorexia. She never was satisfied about her weight and she was taking around 15-100 calories everyday. Just to scale a normal woman should take about 1500. She went for months with this diet. Thankfully her family took the resposibility and made her convince to get the treatment. She made a full recovery and the anorexia was gone!

[@twinsplay0795]

Yup I had ana too, same story. Recovered as well. Hope your friend is doing well.

[@HoneyyChai]

Long story short: don’t starve yourself for a week and then gorge yourself on any foods. It’s like sitting in a pitch black room for a whole week and then immediately staring into the sun. Any change that sudden and dramatic can’t do you any good.

[@your_dad_on_vacation]

Exactly, people who were starved for months (either by choice or force) aren't allowed to eat a feast when they're done starving for that long, because they'll quite literally explode from all the sudden food intake since the body is used to perserving as much fat, sugar, etc as it can.

[@tannerwright5735]

I read that as shitting in a pitch black room

[@maivaiva1412]

Also, probably don't starve yourself for a week, period.

[@fratystuff6737]

@@maivaiva1412 Fasting is really good for the body. That being said, fasting for more than 3 days is really only "necessary" for terminally ill people.

[@HoneyyChai]

@@tannerwright5735 lmao, that works too

[@JimberWumby]

This isn't fitness enthusiasm, it sounds like an eating disorder on her end

[@thinkfirst1989]

yeah she was anorexic. 100%

[@TheLaly37]

I was thinking the same, but how do you get that diagnosis? Not in the emergency room I guess

[@maschaorsomething]

@@TheLaly37 Therapy, really. But how often do people check themselves for any disorders and other issues?

[@goodguyjohn4625]

protip: never eat 10 pounds of anything in a day, let alone a meal.

[@Starskream3030]

Not even pudding cups? 😔

[@tragimelody]

Eating 10 pounds of lettuce, while insane, would probably be harmless.

[@goodguyjohn4625]

@@tragimelody you'd get crazy constipated.

[@blackavar5723]

@@goodguyjohn4625 Worse than that, you'd have wads of hard constipation and then water!

[@taylorwest6986]

But, I want my picture on the wall!

[@AtotehZ]

When I was younger I did bulk/cut routines in my training. When cutting I ate my last meal Friday at 7PM. Then ate one more meal at Saturday 7PM and one more meal Sunday at 7PM. I started eating Monday morning again. Other than that I cut down on my daily calorie, but supplemented with vitamin pills and Protein rich foods(but balanced with fat and carbs). This did work, but I've since found out that a balanced diet is less of a hassle. One really great bonus is that you feel less hungry after fasting. This makes it easier to maintain during the work week. At the same time I was cycling around 60 miles per day on top of my daily training. The point is to lose the fat and make the muscles stand out.

[@bohemiangod3658]

I’m just lost who has 23 bananas on hand when they spoil quickly.

[@reknit96]

I wonder the same thing

[@laurennichole161]

Was looking for this!

[@bioemiliano]

probable she bought them the same day she planned to refeed

[@jarls5890]

@@bioemiliano Still...buying 23 bananas+..that is a lot!

[@LurkingLeviathan]

Omg im so glad i saw this comment. I got to that part of the video and literally said the same thing!!!!

[@elbarto4815]

We are all one dietary decision away from being in one of these short stories.

[@yatesroolz2]

I'd say that this is a series of bad decisions strung together...

[@thekevmeister77]

That's true - I stopped at 22

[@1XparadoxX1]

I mean you’d have to be pretty stupid as well

[@JulesCalella]

Not me, I know I have a normal, healthy diet. Now off I go to make cactus flower and orange peel juice with extra egg shells (for the nutrients)

[@samtdl8639]

@@JulesCalella yeah I think I'll pass

[@neo.3]

yall have no idea how happy i was when i heard "a FULL recovery"

[@imaramblins]

Yup. Usually it's just "a recovery."

[@RedPhoenix550]

ikr? I haven't heard that from him in a LONG time

[@mossadgynist]

Honestly didn't seem possible with the lead up. I was sure she succumbed to the banana

[@5688gamble]

Shame her bank account won't recover so fast, God bless American healthcare!

[@MrBilld75]

Same and it's lucky she ended up in the hospital actually. People in hypoglycemic shock have been known to walk out into traffic in their messed up mental state during that.

[@ScottBFree]

I don’t know why this channel came up on my feed, but I’m glad it did.

[@minhhaiinh8313]

"She did lose weight, but noticed her workout were sluggish" You don't say.

[@masonc975]

This girl obviously was anorexic, but I seriously don't understand how she didn't even have the tiniest inkling that not eating is not healthy? Like there's no way she didn't come across research that talked about the dangers of long term fasting, malnutrition, and what happens when you don't meet your daily caloric intake.

[@faithnfire4769]

@@masonc975 Overconfidence, possible body image issues (maybe anorexia related who knows), and confirmation bias, perhaps? Fasting is one of those "just fix it type" type of things. So once someone is hooked on it as a catch all weightloss and fitness cure, I imagine convincing them it isn't safe or appropriate for them would be hard. How many of us, when we've discovered something that seems to be working, and seems to have fixed a great problem for us, are self aware enough to (in that moment, without hindsight or a commentator priming us to realize it) notice? Hopefully most, but these things are the diseases of the smart and confident as much the opposite. Just my thoughts

[@tayworrrrrrr]

@@masonc975 i wouldn’t necessarily call it anorexia as she didn’t have a problem with eating. i would say she had orthorexia, another disorder where someone is obsessed with healthy eating, weight loss, and working out

[@nimkiibineshi24049]

He did

[@rambam23]

@@tayworrrrrrr no, this is very likely anorexia nervosa. For one thing, orthorexia is not a DSM-5 diagnosis and would be covered by EDNOS. Her very low body weight and amenorrhea are a very clear sign of AN. Restrictive subtype, although the 23 bananas was a binge.

[@jetpackboy09]

Damn KC collecting all the Hypo-emia conditions like it’s Pokémon.

[@robertjenkins6132]

He said *the thing* - "-emia meaning presence in the blood"

[@gadswez]

gotta catch'em all!

[@2Complex2]

@@robertjenkins6132 Yeah. He said it, he said it!!! Made my day. Don't need to watch the rest of the video😜

[@SearchIndex]

😆

[@FaultyTwo]

Who's that Hypo-emia!? IT'S HYPOCLYCEMIA!

[@charlesdeblanc3386]

This is why we don't ignore symptoms. Thanks for teaching me that emu!

[@threecheersforsweetcheesew3231]

“Kc was a fitness enthusiast” Kc: has a full on eating disorder

[@happyguy5025]

The two often go hand in hand.

[@bransenmacdonald6880]

Seems weird, if your a fitness enthusiast you wanna eat alot more so you got more energy to burn and build your muscles upon

[@pumkin610]

@@bransenmacdonald6880 some people are in it to lose weight, not to gain muscle

[@Ricardo_Lucero]

Yeah people with low body fat percentages don’t eat that much at all, it can be dangerous to your body if done incorrectly

[@dontworryaboutit4255]

@@bransenmacdonald6880 well a lot of fitness enthusiasts are obviously obsessed with the way their body looks. Since that goes hand in hand with diet it's not so crazy sounding.

[@christopheredwards8219]

That's not intermittent fasting at that point, that's pretty much anorexia.

[@WolfgangDoW]

100%

[@supertom8552]

Starving then feasting, SHOCK !

[@Joe_C.]

Right! It's NOT so much about "fasting", as the title & creator suggest. It's about long-term SYSTEMIC MALNOURISHMENT, and being completely oblivious to the condition of her body therein

[@vernicyy9280]

its not anorexia. you have to eat then purge to have anorexia or bulimia. not every eating disorder is anorexia, in fact it is one of the more uncommon ones. she might have something else.

[@Joe_C.]

@@vernicyy9280, bulimia is eating & purging. Anorexia, by definition, is "trying to maintain below-normal body weight typically through starvation and/or too much exercise".... From a couple of the little snippets narrated in the video anorexia could be a ready deduction to what brought her to this state ultimately

[@jamesmarker3956]

Honestly, I’m kind of impressed that she had 10 pounds of bananas to eat in the first place. That’s a lot of bananas…

[@cristinagusatu6323]

Yes is too much never can eaten that much

[@rimuruslime23]

Who has so much bananas on hand like that?

[@Okuni_]

That's bananas

[@purplehaze-u2c]

@@Okuni_ 😅😅😅

[@anujagarwal7992]

@@Okuni_ dude😆🤣

[@floydpulley3509]

As someone who practices long fasts, I really appreciate how you've clearly explained the importance of reintroducing food to the body gradually.

[@elscourou6654]

I'm 3 minutes in and this honestly just sounds like she developed an eating disorder and then practically overdosed on potassium

[@brianwright9514]

That's what I was expecting, but turns out to just be refeading disorder.

[@mariaalicedesouza3546]

@@brianwright9514 yup, but re-feeding syndrome is a concern among anorexia nervosa patients, it’s not a disease per se but a symptom.

[@jamesgrant3343]

I’m no clinician, but I think at the point an intelligent person reads something, thinks about it for a bit, and then does something so obviously ‘Not going to work out well’ It’s probably a good idea to check for mental health issues, quite apart from eating disorders.

[@profightcompilations4764]

I agree I do hope she at least talked with a therapist to evaluate an eating disorder diagnosis.

[@mattschemmer3091]

@@jamesgrant3343 Definitely worth checking, although she might not necessarily have a mental disorder. Unfortunately, when people get in to the weeds of internet health advice, they can earnestly believe in some conclusions that make some logical sense if you get there incrementally. Then of course, there's the problem of malnutrition *causing* mental issues. Not that it will "give" you depression, but it does affect your ability to think clearly, and can cause hormonal/emotional symptoms. Judging from this channel (and totally not a professional opinion!), there seem to be some people who just hit these downward spirals hard.

[@LadyStudio1]

The relief we all feel when we hear Chubbyemu say, "...FULL recovery."

[@chrisb9143]

I agree

[@azanuan9185]

Honestly I'm more interested in the process rather than result

[@LadyStudio1]

@@azanuan9185 I think we all are but being interest in the result and feeling relief at the end are two separate things. Both can exist simultaneously.

[@malvin1]

She presented to the emergency room, where they did numerous blood test to confirm the diagnosis of Hyperbananaemia or high presence of banana in the blood.

[@GETMEASTRAITJACKET]

Thats pretty funny :D

[@petervansan1054]

cringe

[@cbuchner1]

Grunge

[@WEB_P]

Hyper meaning high, banana meaning banana, and *emia meaning presence in blood.*

[@-danR]

The video thumbnail confirms that her rib-cage was replaced with bananas, showing the body's desperate struggle to reduce the banana-concentration of her blood. "We've seen cases like this before; she was lucky. Usually every bone in the body is replaced. Another hour she'd have wound up with two banana-femurs."

[@brandiecrisp8385]

My brother and I purchased a bunch of different kinds of bananas on the road to Hana in Maui, Hawaii. They were the best bananas we ever ate (we bought $40 of bananas) and we devoured a huge amount of them on empty stomachs. Both of us were sicker than we've ever been, and I vomited bananas all night. I have not touched one since then!

[@chxxx2024]

When I was a kid, I liked bananas a lot. Then one day I ate too many bananas, then I started vormiting. After that, I couldn't eat any bananas anymore. If I take even a bite, I started vormiting.

[@TheVirginMeri]

A woman tried to return to monke, this is how she almost returned to the earth

[@mwbgaming28]

Why does KZbin delete your comment if you type that word correctly?

[@TheVirginMeri]

@@mwbgaming28 It does? I didn't know that. If it does, it's likely because of idiots who use the term as a derogatory term towards the African and African-American communities.

[@-R.E.D.A.C.T.E.D-]

@@TheVirginMeri i say if we keep assuming a word is derogatory, it will actually become derogatory. A monkey is literally our relative animal and should stay so. If you only let racist people use it then it would warp the innocent word into something horrible. Just keep using monkey like normal. Though Monke is a better meme word, so it really makes your comment way better.

[@TheVirginMeri]

@@-R.E.D.A.C.T.E.D- I agree! I only used monke instead for the meme.

[@MiguelAngel-go4ck]

@@-R.E.D.A.C.T.E.D- who gets offended by monkey?

[@Amvndanicole]

I’m always relieved at the end when he says they made a *full* recovery, instead of just *a* recovery

[@agooose]

“Presenting to the emergency room, unconscious” *bass drop*

[@jgrover110]

Vine boom

[@rmyers99]

You know it's gonna be a wild ride when they present unconscious.

[@DecentralisedGames]

Need some Melodic Sheep mix up in this.

[@supersolomob422]

@@DecentralisedGames friiick was thinking the exact same thing. Maybe i could do it?

[@tom_something]

That's not a very good presentation. Like, if I presented to the Board of Directors unconscious, it would be pretty bad for my whole thing.

[@Kazuya1008]

The Internet is supposed to be a tool for gaining knowledge, but in reality, it often aids in "confirmation bias. This channel is one of the few that has objectivity backed up by knowledge.

[@electro109]

Dear God, this is the worst banana overdose I’ve ever seen Doctor!

[@fenrirgg]

Dr House: it's lupus.

[@hellow9288]

Bucket

[@futurelullabies]

@@fenrirgg it’s never lupus

[@justsomeplantcells-]

@@hellow9288 fuck it.

[@jarls5890]

@@fenrirgg It is Kawasaki syndrome!

[@kjoshi4966]

I did "one meal a day" for 6 months. I lost so much weight. But everything has pros and cons. My hair started falling out so much that it became unbearable. For me, eating the right amount of calories and exercising is the best way to stay fit.

[@skrimper]

That's the best way for anyone, no need for all the wacky/complex diets and lifestyles/trends

[@ainjuuuul0]

i sound like a dumbass but I honestly didn’t know your hair falls out if you starve yourself..

[@UlyssesAlpha]

Hair falls out regardless of diet. I knew guys with great diets and the correct calories but they lost their hair. It's a multitude of factors

[@kjoshi4966]

@@skrimper Absolutely! If you drink right amount of water and eat right amount of calories and keep your body moving, there's no need for gym.

[@k0zzu21]

@@kjoshi4966 there's absolutely no need for gym, but it's the most time effective way to keep your body moving

[@DashedSimpusMaximus]

"she has read on the internet" So, you've chosen the hospital..

[@faramund9865]

Actually the thing she read on the internet was good, as in eating meat, thus fat, rather than sugar. Then... She randomly ate 23 bananas.

[@NickRoman]

@@faramund9865 , well, she sure proved the refeeding thing. But this kind of makes the point that even knowing wasn't enough when she got overzealous. Don't get overzealous.

[@Xander1Sheridan]

@@NickRoman she didn't get overzealous, she starved herself. That is what happens to people who starve themselves, it is extremely easy to totally lose track of what you eat because your body is desperate for nutrients. It is also why no one should ever stop eating completely and why everyone should always take a multivitamin.

[@ThatFuckinGame]

@@NickRoman After fasting, eating sugar or carbs releases huge amounts of neurotransmitters, making it literally you high while eating them. its hard to resist being on an éxtasis like state from eating sugar after a long fast. thats why you eat small nutricious non addictive things. and in increments, otherwise you go overdrive quick

[@firstnamelastname9918]

Longest I've fasted was 3 days. I gradually built up to it with shorter fasts. You ALWAYS break the fast gradually and appropriately! If you can't resist the urge to eat more when breaking the fast then you shouldn't be fasting that long -- go back to a shorter period until you develop the discipline.

[@Pixie2sweet]

I watched this out of curiosity because at my anorexia’s worst, I water fasted for 3 weeks. I suppose I’m lucky to be alive. I’d have a panic attack trying to eat a strawberry. I’d log a cigarette into my fitness pal as a meal. It’s strange now to think of how lost I became. Grateful to not be sick anymore.

[@afatraccoon757]

congratulations on your recovery. glad you’re okay friend 🤍

[@amberwolvers2390]

Well done! I'm proud of you for not only recovering, but also being able to look back and identify your thought patterns. That shows real growth! I hope you live your best, happy and healthy life! 👏❤🤗

[@mattsmith457]

No way you went 3 weeks with no water. I'm sorry but you're either lying, dead, or a Wither Skeleton.

[@Pixie2sweet]

@@mattsmith457 no three weeks of strictly ONLY water. No food/sugar drinks

[@mattsmith457]

@@Pixie2sweet Oh my gosh I'm so sorry! I was confused. Sorry for my ignorance, hope you're doing better.

[@Hamzza2025]

chubbyemu: "she has hypoglycemia" me: "yea, say it." chubbyemu: "hypo means low" me: "mmhm." chubbyemu: "glyc meaning sweet in greek as glucose." me: "mmm hhm." chubbyemu: "and emia meaning-" me: "meaninggggg?" chubbyemu: "presence in blood." me: "aw yissssssss"

[@suisegs69420]

Awkwkwkwk LoL

[@soupman9616]

Say the line Bart!

[@aaronjames3228]

@@suisegs69420 ?

[@aaronjames3228]

@@soupman9616 ?

[@nicholas5623]

Lmaooo

[@CommonCent]

A man binged watched these videos. This is what happened to his intelligence...

[@Davidsfoodreview]

This is probably the best comment I’ve ever resd

[@Tialouis32]

Emia means presence in blood 🧠

[@smaakjeks]

Hypercephalochubbyemuoma High concentration of chubbyemu in the head

[@sophierobinson2738]

Smaakjeks K 🏆🏅🎖🥇🎗comment!

[@seanmac3128]

presenting to the emergency room........with a giant cranium.

[@elk6507]

It's scary how a well educated girl can do this to herself. And she did it based on research...

[@VVayVVard]

Based on the video, she just ignored the research, out of impulse.

[@carambafunciona]

Always relieved to hear "full recovery" at the end.

[@stoneddeer8646]

Don't celebrate too soon. KC will probably do something crazy again in the next video. KC never learns.

[@Pishlle]

Spoiler alert please

[@omniyambot9876]

This is why I shouldn't open comment section before finishing video

[@carambafunciona]

Solving your anxiety problems. At your service :)

[@finny01]

Why are you relieved? If this person survived she would've spread her idiotic theory about hunger hormones to her child and then she would be responsible for more deaths than if our tax money did not pay for this

[@Erik_Swiger]

A recurring theme in many of these stories is that Person X "didn't feel right, but kept going anyway." ALWAYS listen to your body when it speaks to you.

[@suneyeintuition4315]

Well, I ate three slices of garlic cheese bread for a midnight snack. It didn't really tell me to, but I thought my body was being shy.

[@tilliemya1683]

this is the issue with american healthcare, in uk we run to the hospital with every given chance whereas americans are almost afraid

[@iTheBeep]

@@tilliemya1683 "almost"

[@Zorro9129]

@@tilliemya1683 Hospitals have supergerms and nasty stuff that can make you sicker. Better not to go there if it's nothing serious.

[@thatotherandrew_]

@@Zorro9129 They also have safety precautions against that sort of thing.

[@Hu1tziil]

KC: "I musn't eat for my body needs to loose weight" KC after 7 days: "monke"

[@dominik6019]

Made me laugh way to much xD

[@melc5499]

💀💀💀

[@potatoKnight32]

All roads lead to monke

[@m54269]

lmao 🤣

[@Ankiraa]

"Reject humanity, back to monke" -Tsun zu, Art of war

[@timmusician5060]

It nice to hear that she made a **full** recovery. So many times in these videos ppl either make “a” recovery or maybe even die. I think these videos are so important for spreading awareness of the various risks we face in this life. Thank you for posting these

[@jerryjohns7358]

Everything in moderation-no matter how apeeling.

[@jaydencabello1353]

:))))))

[@stevejones69420]

That smug profile picture completes this comment

[@MrBilld75]

Did you purposely spell appealing wrong? Lol. If so, good pun, considering you peel Bananas!

[@Lehmann108]

I hope she found a good psychologist to address her anorexia nervosa. 70% of her ideal body weight along with her fasting, food fixation and compulsive exercising do not bode well unless addressed.

[@vazanere]

You don't decide someone's ideal weight.

[@Kp54128]

I wouldn’t go to saying it’s anorexia first. I think it could have also been just not being educated and thinking she was genuinely doing something that was good for her. I mean either way it all gets jumbled up and can turn into both anorexia and lack of education. I know I’m currently struggling over eating and I was anorexic before but mainly because I was on adderall.

[@blacklight310]

I don’t think she had anerexia but she definitely had an eating disorder. Maybe she had EDNOS. Obsessed with food but she didn’t have body dysmorphia 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Veiled_Emotions_4U]

Definately not anorexia otherwise it would have been stated yes she was 70 percent below her "normal" bmi but she obviously was worried about her image with body dysmorphia which almost every one has to some degree. She followed all the right protocols of fasting up until refeeding which did her in. These types of cases are very rare but fasting long periods will make you binge and you feel like your stomach is a bottomless pit. She wanted energy and was very hungry so she binged. This taught her a lesson for sure.

[@raphaelcalado4335]

Kc isn’t a fitness enthusiast, she is a person suffering from anorexia for what I seeing here. Still in the beginning…

[@mimimoon6549]

Eating disorder, anorexic habits. Anorexia defines someone who's weight is severely below what is healthy for them. Such as bulimia simply defines the habits of purging in various ways.

[@pillbobaggins2766]

could be orthorexia

[@freemix16]

@@mimimoon6549 In the video, he said that KC's body weight was only 70% of what it should be, so her weight was severely below a healthy amount. Anorexia is an accurate term for what KC was going through here.

[@lindsaysheffield]

@@mimimoon6549 There's also "atypical anorexia" which is when you are still normal size. I went from 250 to 150 but since weight bias is even written into the DSM, I'm "atypical" (which really is almost MORE typical these days...)

[@superkingdestroyer0075]

@@pillbobaggins2766 people with orthorexia wouldn’t eat steak (meat), or anything that isn’t bio, like regular bananas.

[@susanfarley1332]

I have been through unwilling starvation and I don't know how that woman ate so many bananas. Whenever I starved my stomach would shrink so much that way the most I could only eat about three teaspoons full of any kind of food. That can be frustrating. But there was no way I could have eaten a whole banana, much less more than one.

[@VVayVVard]

Her stomach probably stretched over time, as she extended her fasts and refed rapidly after, conditioning her to be able to eat more at a time without feeling discomfort.

[@Brandon-ms2uc]

Yeah, the “lost in the rainforest” dietary plan is not particularly healthy.

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

ok

[@Billy28376]

She isn’t intermittent fasting. She interpreted something incorrectly.

[@lbburgett]

😅😂🤣

[@execration_texts]

Underrated comment

[@ashuranero5721]

Whats with the "lost in the candyland" dietry plan?

[@kevinsargent]

"She felt her heart beating in her head." Um.... I see where the problem is.

[@ramseychong8787]

Her heart was in the brain and the actual brain was missing 😆😆

[@johnjohnson469]

KC had hypobrainemia. Hypo- meaning low, brain meaning brain and -emia meaning presence in blood. Low brain presence in blood.

[@meltyheart8]

@@johnjohnson469 i'm pretty sure you'd have much larger problems if your brain ended up in your blood

[@wikiorg379]

@@johnjohnson469 😂😂

[@Adithyan7274]

😏 🇺🇸, No body does it better

[@adityapratapsingh2518]

That's some hardcore way of rejecting humanity and returning to Monke

[@Vishal-l9q6n]

Monke

[@rirypad6671]

Monke

[@sp3ctralbrid384]

Monke

[@Minish4rk360]

Monke

[@beatmallsgd8108]

Monke

[@williamwolfe9335]

I've never been very concerned about my weight, but I used to fast for religious reasons, and the first time I fasted for 2 1/2 days, I overate afterwards. The terrible stomach pain taught me not to do that again. I had no idea this kind of thing was possible though. I've never fasted completely for more than 3 days. This is an important video so we know that no matter how hungry we might feel after fasting we have to begin refeeding gradually. I used to be Orthodox. A lot of Orthodox Christians fast partially during Lent and then completely on Good Friday and Holy Saturday. Then they feast the next day, on Pascha with meat, cheese, wine, and other foods they haven't eaten for almost 2 months. Doesn't seem like a very safe tradition.

[@Cap34567]

Chubbyemu’s meme game is so on point I almost forgot this is a KZbin channel… until I got that new vid notification.

[@DyslexicMitochondria]

ikr

[@gliple]

@@tomhappening are you a bot?

[@errolneal9789]

exactly. I was like oh that's right, he has interesting videos too.

[@HenriqueGuerraOficial]

If those doctors didn't walk and talk in slow-motion they could've saved more lives 🙄

[@jarls5890]

Sudden Onset Hypokinetic....a common problem among medics when a camera is around.

[@MiraSubieGirl]

@@jarls5890 Hypo meaning low presence. 😅

[@jennyjen7000]

*lives

[@orbeezeater]

@@MiraSubieGirl Low presence of kinetic energy, meaning you’re slow

[@HenriqueGuerraOficial]

@@jennyjen7000 appreciate it

[@W4t3rf1r3]

Real talk, her fasting sounded like she had an eating disorder

[@queenpugs6805]

Probably orthoeria (an obsession with being healthy)

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

She certainly is punishing her body in more ways than one!

[@Keepskatin]

Extremism always leads to bad things. Video game addict dies playing games for 36 hour stream

[@Mandragara]

When does a dietary choice become an eating disorder?

[@sabresister]

@@Mandragara when it almost kills you, did you even watch the video? 😂

[@benfontenot9896]

Its so nice to hear when the story ends up a full recovery. I wonder what would have happened if she just didn't go to the hospital. It sounds like hospital made things worse at first. Would her body have eventually leveled everything out on its own?

[@deertears5997]

Probably not. The electrolyte imbalances are too severe in a case like this. Her heart would probably have stopped sooner or later. :(

[@tabularasa]

Could this be considered the restricting type of anorexia nervosa since she had been doing it for a while? Binging can kill in that state. Horrifying story 👍 Well done

[@Mandragara]

When does a dietary choice become an eating disorder?

[@Alicorn_Magic]

I was thinking the same thing too

[@jakew7982]

I don’t know, I’ve fasted for 13 days before, and used to do one meal a day where I don’t eat for 23 hours, and then have a 1 hour eating window. You just have to be disciplined and make sure you keep up with salt and minerals.

[@jbreality4037]

​@@Mandragara when the behavior becomes uncontrollable. if you make a dietary choice, you have control over it. you can adapt to how your body responds, and adjust accordingly. eating disorders (a mental illness) drive someone to eating patterns that aren't sustainable, like long fasts, which can sometimes result in overcompensating with a binge, as in KC's case.

[@q1s2e3w]

seeing that she was clinically underweight and afraid to stop fasting in case she gained weight, it definitely sounds like anorexia. but if it was more about being “pure” and eating as “healthfully” as possible taken to an extreme, it could be orthorexia. really it’s impossible to make a diagnosis over the internet. but it definitely sounds like an ED

[@therapgame1091]

Its crazy how people lie on the floor and magically someone decides to pay a visit to someone at that time. Also crazy how sometimes just not being visited can also be fatal.

[@smiley8106]

I’m suddenly glad my mom storms into my room every now and again

[@linaash7424]

@@smiley8106 Same here. I'm glad that, whatever is standing over me while I sleep, is watching over me ❤️

[@stephencrouse6032]

Funny how our Creator, who is love, is so marginalized that people imagine that he doesn't exist. "Let everything that hath breath, praise Yahweh. Hallelujah!"

[@reedrazor7546]

@@stephencrouse6032 You're not ok

[@trsidn]

@@linaash7424 😂

[@diyeana]

I see Chubbyemu and the world stops as I head to the emergency room, where we are now.

[@Trathaal]

Sounds like Chubby is an SCP, where upon sight of him you are made to be very ill and teleported into an ambulance and taken to the hospital, with no paramedics thinking anything’s off about your sudden appearance and treat you as if you’re a normal patient.

[@maeton-gaming]

In the KZbin comments I present as a "user" and I exhibit comments in the comment "section". User coming from the Germanic word "Usarlein" meaning self, and Section from the french "Saichòn" meaning, parts.

[@jameseddy6835]

Once again another very informative video. Thanks

[@Shadow.Darkraven]

first thought at seeing thumbnail "this looks interesting" second thought "her ribs turned into bananas"

[@bluiwi]

same hahaha

[@kanadwen]

same lol

[@sallyj632]

Did you read my mind? Seriously, my EXACT thought. Lol

[@Ahmedd105]

💀😂

[@diana-cy4kj]

Exactly my thoughts!

[@cgarzs]

KC: *Reads about refeeding syndrome*, "I'm fine, I won't go overboard" Also KC: *Eats a whole tree worth of bananas* 🤦‍♂️

[@vineets]

She thought referring syndrome only happens when you break your fast. Not the next meal.

[@vineets]

But eating 23 bananas is still craaaazy

[@cwill2127]

Eating disorders are a hell of a thing. Can only starve yourself so long before you either die or binge

[@wernerbeinhart2320]

@@cwill2127 yeah, besides the mental state she probably was in, her body was secreting all kinds of hunger hormones like ghrelin (hope I wrote that right)

[@JD-jc5hg]

@@vineets I used to eat 5-14 bananas in one sitting evey now & then when I was younger, your stomach really fucking hurts & it's painful. I can't imagine 23 after coming out of a fadt

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

That kind of fasting sounds like an eating disorder.

[@lucasgirala999]

Sherlock Holmes mode lmao

[@Kitty-mb4hy]

Seems to be anorexia

[@beetljam792]

@@Kitty-mb4hy you cant diagnose people who aren't your patients 😓😓

[@ukkomies100]

i did that too. with extremely good results. i was smart about it and in control which separates it from a disorder

[@DisDatK9]

@@ukkomies100 but you ate what.. once a day? You didn’t start with three days of not eating at all at 70% of your ideal body weight still thinking you need to lose weight, bearing the pain of refeeding after every time you fasted for multiple days; Then subsequently growing that to seven days. I don’t think she had any control of it from the beginning.

[@golubboris1001]

it's chilling to listen to this story because I had eating disorder for years, and I used to go through cycles of fasting and re-feeding very, very frequently. I must be lucky to never have to go to the hospital neither for fasting nor for re-feeding.

[@sphinyal8758]

"KC was able to make a FULL recovery", nothing more calming than that!

[@koharumi1]

Key word is WAS

[@nm628679c]

What's so calming about someone eating? You sound as deluded as her..

[@user-account-not-found]

Full recovery to monke

[@user-account-not-found]

@@nm628679c it's not the eating part its the 💩part everyone is calmed by.

[@professorpennies]

not for me she was idiotic

[@jonathan.171]

Woman: eats 23 bananas in a row Donkey Kong: "Pathetic"

[@chelseajames3320]

Ded asf

[@AusterLiteax]

*"ooohhhh,banana....."*

[@rxpt0rs]

It's been a while since we heard "full recovery" in one of these cases!

[@ArdenDag]

That was honestly the thing that made me smile the most after watching this, when he put a good emphasis on FULL at the end of the video. :)

[@davebartosh5]

A massive headache after eating is your body trying to tell you something.

[@genericamerican7574]

@@Dark_AbsoI I agree. I have CRPS. My body is a sadistic psycho.

[@-R.E.D.A.C.T.E.D-]

@@Dark_AbsoI or you are an ass to your body lol

[@ghostnebula8805]

@Generic American Can relate. Except I have fibromyalgia.

[@katgood5459]

How come she would get a headache after eating even if it was 1 or 2 days of fasting?

[@davebartosh5]

@@katgood5459 As her blood work showed, she was starving her body over time of all kinds of nutrients that are needed for processing food. I can't explain specifically the headache, but it's a sign that something is very wrong. It's wise to use at least a dietician or a doctor when planning a diet like this.

[@lazygagalxxxv]

Funny how these people try to be "fit and healthy" in the most unhealthy ways.

[@DeathnoteBB]

I know right? I don’t know if it’s caused by an ED in all cases, but it baffles me. Eating makes you hungrier?? By that logic anyone eating 3 meals a day should be ravenous. Also I’ll never understand people doing fad diets that make them feel like they’re sick and expect that to be healthy! Apparently Keto can make you feel ill, for instance! Bruh wasn’t the point to be healthier? Just eat some more vegetables, gd.

[@JohnDoe-xf8ew]

A lot of these people are healthy to begin with and pretty into fitness. Diet culture is pretty easy to fall into if you are already good, but want to be "better". Once you get there you are susceptible to developing an ED or ED behavior, it's not crazy uncommon in 'health' circles.

[@Demosthenes409]

They all want to be the next success story with that "one amazing secret trick"

[@JohnDoe-xf8ew]

@@Demosthenes409 I tend to think it's more complex than that. I'm sure it's a vanity thing for some people, but a lot of people are afraid of becoming overweight or unhealthy and go to extreme measures to improve to the point where they don't have to worry about that, ironically destroying their health.

[@AlyTarmin]

it’s called an eating disorder

[@yottanuclei]

You have no idea what a relief it is to hear the words "full recovery" after ten unbroken minutes of horror show

[@justslightly7794]

literally nightmare! Imagine how scary that would be

[@snowstarsparkle]

you can kinda assume that she made a full recovery, given that we know the exact context of the situation and even what KC was thinking when she broke her fast

[@carolinejudithheyworth9664]

It was still nice to hear.

[@mmessner1353]

i once went 10 days without eating. felt great, just a bit tired and a bit dreamy. can recommand to fast for a few days, lets say 3-4 days from time to time. you feel lighter and better for a good period of time.

[@Nyanwroo]

When Chubbyemu says "they made a FULL recovery" and you feel a weight lift off your chest at the end of the videos

[@beskamir5977]

Yup, I always listen for that as well. It's definitely more terrifying when it's only a recovery.

[@johnathanblackwell9960]

My response to that is, fuck they survived, now they're going to contribute their stupidity to the gene pool at some point.

[@jakelowk559]

Never seen such a relatable comment, and you feel like shit when he says “(he/she) made A recovery”

[@aminmoghadam9632]

Tnx for the spoiler a hole

[@mupparamshyam]

Yes

[@ladyreverie7027]

This poor woman had an eating disorder. I feel so sorry for her.

[@theirishpotato6588]

Perhaps

[@Miztique]

@@theirishpotato6588 what do you mean perhaps? This quite literally is an eating disorder

[@JuliaEBH]

Yes I wish this had been said. Intermittent fasting is not normal!

[@theirishpotato6588]

@@Miztique maybe

[@saskiar.7395]

@@JuliaEBH that bothered me also he presents intermittent fasting as something that can be done responsibly but KC just overdid it intermittent fasting is disordered eating its just repackaged by the diet industry as a "weightloss tool"

[@mossiris816]

I think its important here to acknowledge the fact that this most likely was a case of an eating disorder. And for those watching this for dieting inspo: if theres anything you take from this, please know that once you've hit a point: theres no going back. It's easy to think "I can just recover later" but Its not always that simple. If you're lucky enough to not die, you could deal with symptoms for the rest of your life. Take it from someone who's recovered. My dietary restrictions and irreparable damages to my organs are debilitating, and theres nothing anyone can do to fix it now.

[@susanelizabeth1724]

Agreed - mostly likely an eating disorder.

[@mikeweatherford5312]

Intermittent fasting is not an eating disorder…. 5 meals a day is

[@riyashrivastava7657]

@@mikeweatherford5312 totally agree fasting for a certain period of time ( not prolonged like weeks like this idiot did) I actually helpful in many ways eg body healing ,Gh+ , autophagy etc

[@mossiris816]

@@mikeweatherford5312 you're right, intermediate fasting isnt necessary a symptom of an eating disorder, however fasting for a week at a time for non religious reasons is a biiiiiig symptom. She hadn't eaten in a week, then binged uncontrollably. This is by the book definition of disordered eating.

[@averyredlich2556]

@@mikeweatherford5312 not eating for days at a time is an eating disorder as well, dont come here with your shit opinions and be factually wrong.

[@_droid]

Another potentially dangerous condition when fasting is hyponetremia (low sodium). That is, lack of salt. You lose a lot of sodium each day and if it's not replaced you will die. So drinking only water plus exercise/sweating can really drain your body. People sometimes get this condition when they severely restrict salt intake because they incorrectly believe "salt is bad".

[@Isaax]

Eating a high insulin response inducing food after an extended fast, there hardly is a better way to trigger refeeding syndrome

[@Romeren]

... and 10 pounds of it

[@desertdarlene]

I think what happened was that she deprived her body so much that when she ate one banana, it sent off a binge episode. Her brain just shut down and she couldn't stop eating the bananas. Your videos are so educational. They tell me exactly what not to do.

[@MakeDemocracyMagnificientAgain]

Seems plausible

[@redriddler1231]

"A man fasted on 23 bananas for 7 days, this is how his kidneys started to peel" Thanks for all the likes, I appreciate it.

[@revenevan11]

A man ate 23 kidneys, this is how his bananas shut down.

[@iminyourhousebro]

This comment is the equivalent of your thoughts on shrooms 😂 I had to triple take this

[@hellothisisnotava]

A man ate only 7 bananas in 23 days. This is how his 23 kidneys grew bananas.

[@Orion-gw7kg]

@@revenevan11 A banana ate 23 men. This is how it’s kidneys shut down.

[@shen5533]

@@revenevan11 this man really went beyond bananas 😳

[@lars2894]

It might sound ridiculous eating like that, but this is probably the most "normal" and "relatable" scenario that regular people might actually experience in real life without realizing they are getting in serious trouble, compared to any other scenarios presented by Chubbyemu.

[@-R.E.D.A.C.T.E.D-]

Im going to show this to my mom. Shes been doing insane nearly month long water fasts. She doesn't understand well when I tell her having less fat and weight doesn't mean you are healthy and most likely even worse for it.

[@aaronjames3228]

That's stupid

[@Jacob42086]

She might be his next video LMAO

[@lol-birdbrain]

i hope your mom understands from the video that fasting too much is not good

[@TheFirstManticore]

From what you say, I don't know whether you or your mother even knows how to fast safely and healthily. One month water fast is quite doable for most people, but it has to be done correctly, and obviously not very often. I wouldn't do such an extended fast more than once a year. Do some research.

[@AmethystQtz]

Your mom may have an eating disorder 😔

[@jccjccjoanne]

Me reading the title before watching the video: that sounds like a lot of potassium.

[@Exekutioncro]

and Sugar. That were around 450g of sugar. Half a kilo.

[@velderon]

Ironically, the problem was actually not enough potassium (and other stuff)

[@aaronwalderslade]

It's not her fault. She had to complete the bananas before they went black. Every minute counts.

[@godwin21318]

cursed

[@nintencat]

Looks theres a gun. Use it before the bullets run out.

[@diane9247]

I guess she hadn't heard about banana bread.

[@Josh-S]

my bananas last .01 seconds from the moment they step into my home. 😕

[@asapling]

@@Josh-S that's because of me

[@lucymacdonald7601]

Fasting is meant to 'cleanse' the gastrointesinal system. A healthy fast is a liquid fast. Fruit/vegetable juices, protein shakes, chicken/beef broths...etc. Your body needs nutrients every day. A healthy fast should last for only 3 days.

[@sleep3417]

That's not even a fast. You're just eating liquid meals constantly. Please don't post your random advice online.

[@thaunreal7801]

"A man did nothing after nothing, this is what happened to his brains"

[@metsat8ll]

shit, I do nothing all the time. Am I in danger of presenting to the emergency room?

[@chickenlover657]

Was it nothing? lol

[@TrungNguyen-hz8wy]

@@metsat8ll If you're "presenting to the emergency room" you should be fine. But if you're "☝️ Presenting to the emergency room" It's all over.

[@japatriots8616]

@@TrungNguyen-hz8wy LMAO ☝

[@TheBfutgreg]

A man requested $17 for a push broom rebristling, this is what happened to his brains

[@TimesNewCanaanite]

I had a similar experience when I water-fasted for almost a week and didn't ween myself back onto solid food gradually. This video confirms I was as close to death as I felt 😳💀

[@cypher2226]

rip

[@calmkat9032]

For a second I thought you meant you fasted from water for a week, which would be an issue.

[@batbebebe]

i fasted for 7 days, poorly decided to eat broccoli as my first meal. i think you can imagine.

[@matthewszalkowski4719]

My Max fast was 48 hours no more unless you use fruit jucie

[@Xanthate1845]

@@matthewszalkowski4719 well... if you're drinking juice that ain't a fast lol