Doctor Reacts To Lunchly Drama

[@MephitisUK]

Anything to do with Logan Paul is best avoided to be honest.

[@Set666Abominae]

How Logan Paul still has a career after the Aokigahara stunt is beyond me.

[@wildheart58]

@@Set666Abominae he has parents with more money than god.

[@Set666Abominae]

@@wildheart58 that would do it…

[@AssyriacUnitarian]

​@wildheart58 his brother basically covering him

[@meltedsnowman9637]

Logan still hasn’t fully paid back his victims from the cryptozoo scandal.

[@FonkyMonk3359]

There's a reason why on traditional media, TV, Radio, etc, are not allowed to market to children. The Internet is not under the same regulations. We need to regulate this.

[@DrKaran]

Very interesting point

[@azmainshafiq1578]

Really, I thoguht they can but it's just under greater restirction.

[@GlebSeva]

TLDR: Rules are strict and annoying to comply with There are so many regulations on just USING children in adverts, that make it ALMOST impossible to advertise to them. And its mostly consistent in every country... International adverts have to follow every code of each nation, so. Even with all the possible tests and such done, most countries just say NO to child centered adverts for food and such. Clothes, toys (NOT DIGESTIVE) and entertainment is mostly allowed for adds.​@@azmainshafiq1578

[@stickystick105]

Umm yes they do?

[@BlazySM-qp4yn]

since when?

[@alexdietz7362]

When my kid was 7 he asked me for prime. I told him there are addictive drugs in it and he never asked again.

[@DrKaran]

I don’t get our cultural obsession with electrolytes tbh!

[@kotopotato]

@@DrKaran They're what plants crave! - Brawndo

[@Jame5man]

@@kotopotatoBRAWNDO MAKES YOU WIN AT YELLING!

[@blueblack3591]

Smart Mama 😂

[@Solunexxx]

It’s not worth it unless you do sports or something, I don’t get why people drink it casually

[@raiduh899]

this video is fresher than lunchly meal

[@DrKaran]

lol. What a comment!

[@VinoVeritas_]

So are the pyramids.

[@T404-i9w]

You forgot about the all natural moldy cheese!

[@TheGrimReaper19]

This will stay true millennia after this is posted

[@jiroy1234_]

also bread with green flavor spots

[@Mittens5824]

Anyone else thinking about the film "Idiocracy" whenever electrolytes are being repeatedly mentioned?

[@DrKaran]

Lol

[@RhianKristen]

It has what the grass needs

[@andyp123456]

I was thinking about idiocracy already because of these obscenely rich influencers making a "nutritious" ultra processed snack aimed at kids. We need more wholesome influencers... Like the food dudes!

[@m1ss.n1na]

You are so 🔥​@@DrKaran

[@Spodogo]

/s Dude it creates energy for the grass

[@badtimeisinevitable9620]

if these three actually cared about the health of kids, they wouldve just made something that was actually healthy instead of trying to 1 up lunchables.

[@sinkintostillness]

Growing fruit and veg would be labour intensive and make them hardly any money - which is obviously the only thing they actually care about.

[@musicburst2513]

1 up lunchables, you mean

[@badtimeisinevitable9620]

@@musicburst2513 thx for telling me lol

[@JamEngulfer]

@@sinkintostillness Do you understand anything about how food production or modern economies work?

[@LeKNG]

But then that would cost a lot more to produce, so less profit, so never gonna happen

[@selinesbeau]

My Mum used to make her own version of cracker stackers. Cracker, slice of summer sausage, slice of cheese and a pickle. I still eat that today.

[@DrKaran]

Sounds nice!

[@Liddell2675]

Nowadays, they call that girl’s dinner, if I’m not wrong😅

[@selinesbeau]

@Liddell2675 well, I am a girl so...

[@AniMangHwa_]

I'm a guy and I'd happily eat that ❤​@@selinesbeau

[@beabsurdistduh]

@@AniMangHwa_ real

[@MikeW-t6l]

Funny how everything is processed anyways! After reading "Health and Beauty Mastery" by Julian Bannett, I completely changed my habits. This book reveals so many shocking truths about the health industry!

[@mikaelajasonnn3]

Exactly!

[@FireOElijahMC]

truly a good book, unfortunately it's all about profit, nothing more, nothing less

[@ashhhh0333]

I heard about that

[@Lenin555]

Hi Julian Bannett!

[@Billy-h5v]

I’m sorry, but this is the weirdest comment. It’s nothing more than an ad for some shitty book and it got 1.4k upvotes in two hours? Lmaoooooooooooo

[@owlson2527]

So much of this is manufactured outrage from both Mr Beast, KSI, and Logan. They just want as MUCH engagement as possible because it’s a perfect way of advertising in a world where anger fuels engagement.

[@DrKaran]

Probably!

[@Eh-Mungu-Nguvu-Yetu-q8p]

Yup any engagement is good

[@sharvay]

@@owlson2527 the age-old maxim of "any press is good press"

[@mulalobusinge]

After burgers and energy drinks bombed...they needed someway to keep making money from fans

[@AssyriacUnitarian]

You're referring to how GTA first launched

[@aster_11]

Logan tried to prove it has no lead contamination, by showing it in an x-ray machine. Like none of them can be trusted 😭

[@DrKaran]

Hahaha

[@sparagmos4748]

Exactly like they can't be trusted 😅

[@xChijouChanx]

I don't know why anyone would trust Logan given his history (or anyone who associates with him)

[@aster_11]

@@xChijouChanx Real! Also Mr Beast, both of them have such problematic things on record (problematic as in actual crimes)

[@sharvay]

I love their marketing pitch, for it being better than lunchables, as if that's the gold standard of nutrition Reminds me of vapes being "better" than cigs diet soda being "better" than regular Ultimately, the coin is bad for the consumer, regardless of which side of it is better or worse, and while we can't control greedy youtubers misusing their influence nor children who don't know any better, parents should realise lunchly is solely a snack, and if it's treated as a snack and given to children (eg. once a week), there's no problem

[@DrKaran]

Yeah the “better than” Angle is a strange marketing strategy when the difference is pretty much Negligible!

[@Kiihhu2]

There's a similar marketing pitch for whole grain products. Yes, they do raise your blood sugar less than white bread, but the difference is marginal. Every time they say whole grains help us control our blood sugar, that is always compared to white bread. We can control our blood sugar way better if don't eat grains at all. Grains are mostly starch after all, which are chains of tens of thousands of glucose molecules that will be released into our blood. Many people, like type 2 diabetics who struggle to keep their blood sugar in check, are better off without any grains, but whole grains are yet marketed to them as a good way to control blood sugar, which is just like comparing Lunchly to Lunchables. Diabetics should get their fibre from vegetables, not from grains.

[@T404-i9w]

​@@Kiihhu2 to be fair, doesn't whole grain bread contain other nutrients, like fiber? I'd say it's still pretty good for you

[@TheDeathmail]

The thing is..... they are targeting a market that is already being used... it's not like they are creating a whole new category.... they're just targeting lunchables...

[@DrDrao]

​@@Kiihhu2That's true, but starch is good for you, in moderation. You need calories to live. Because of the fiber content and the fact that the body has to process the starch into sugar, it will not spike blood sugar the same way as other, unhealthier foods. It is one of the best sources of starch that contains other nutrients as well. If you're looking to avoid starch altogether, it is not a good option. However, keep in mind that you do need a certain amount of energy to live, and that energy has to come from somewhere. A lot of vegetables, like cucumber, lettuce, or cabbage literally do not have enough calories to survive on. The ones that have higher energy content, get it from starch, like potatoes, or sugars, like tomatoes or other fruits.

[@PhillyFail]

I'm sorry but when ever I see Mr beast smile his eyes are not displaying the same emotion. Fake looking smile.

[@bjam89]

so i am right, i just figured it was my inability to read faces and my distrust/dislike of him that made me think all his smiles looks fake

[@4m4n40]

You can tell if a smile is genuine by looking at the person’s eyes

[@Null-o7j]

There's something off about that guy tbqh.

[@MissesWitch]

yes he's not a good person.. everything he does is just for the money. that matters more to him than people do.

[@petersturgeon1585]

Mr. Beast smile looks like one of those angler fish gags in movies with friendly face being a part of a giant creature

[@MrLycan1995]

Electrolytes are kind of like number of toilets in your house. One toilet, absolutely essential, two can be convenient, three maybe necessary in certain situations but as the number goes higher it becomes pretty insignificant and a waste of money.

[@apolloandwarrior_3229]

You also need to be careful because too many and you'll create a gradient that will end up just dehydrating you even further. Thankfully we can taste salt so the ideal concentration is where you can barely taste the salt

[@SyedShibliAhmed]

Sir like always your video is so good and scientific. Being a doctor you are someone who talks on point regarding health and medicine. More power to you. ☺️

[@DrKaran]

Thanks!

[@tomevers23]

Back when Prime was first released, my high school in South Africa let a student set up a Prime vending machine. In the first week, my guy made bank. Luckily, almost everyone who tried it immidiately hated it and said it tasted like cough syrup. That vending machine has never sold Prime since.

[@thecolourfulpill]

From what I've heard that's the generał opinion on prime. My friends bought it out of curiosity and didn't even finish the bottle (I used it cooled in the fridge as an ice pack, at least it had some use 😂).

[@sparagmos4748]

Prime is now being sold pretty cheaply on many sites so I bought some. I had no idea what it was. I drank 1 bottle. It was the worst soft drink I've ever had🤮. My son drank 10 - I have no idea how he did it. The last bottle is still sitting in my kitchen, 6 months later😮😅

[@Muthanna-12]

Keep up the good work brother! 💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥

[@DrKaran]

Yessir

[@raraavis7782]

Sad, how we have to fight off the hucksters from ever direction. The guy already is famous and (presumably) rich. Why does he have to try and make an extra buck by marketing more processed food to children and teens? *shakes head*

[@MK_ULTRA420]

That's how he stays famous.

[@sparagmos4748]

3 rich guys.

[@Ghandiiii]

Doc, could you do a series on nutritious food (kinda like your shorts series where you told us that mixing certain ingredients together to boost there nutritional value in a longer format) that's relatively cheap and doesn't taste like you have to force yourself to eat to be healthy lol

[@DrKaran]

Will add it to the list!

[@elboron6774]

Oh yes that'd be really great, as a student it's one of the things I most struggle with 😅

[@jon5605]

Anyone would have thought they paid no attention in biology lessons! Thankyou Dr!

[@DrKaran]

Welcome!

[@kraəb]

MrBeast is not the person he seems like. He's hired predators, done many despicable things and is trying to suppress everyone saying something ever so slightly bad about him.

[@DrKaran]

I can’t comment as I don’t know the him personally. But all I can go on is some of the videos where he seems to have done philanthropic things like providing the cataract surgery etc..even if it’s filmed on camera..people’s lives were still Improved so that’s cool?

[@Muta123]

​@DrKaran Yeah no one knows him personally but there is a lawsuit that claims he abuses his staff and contestants

[@abf39]

I don’t know Epstein personally but…

[@silopante]

@@DrKaran There's a lot of breakdowns and comments made by ex contestants in his "games" describing them as rigged, in a lot of cases people were treated inhumanely. He probably really did some of those philantropic acts (eg. water collectors for African villages), but it doesn't absolve him of anything, we're back to the Bill Gates dilemma, how much philantropy does it take for everyone to forgive the harm you have done?

[@Cikameness]

never liked him. blocked him on everything

[@NoName-cx3gk]

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), glucose in rehydration solutions facilitates water and electrolyte absorption, enhancing rehydration effectiveness. The absence of glucose in Prime could therefore limit its ability to support optimal hydration, especially in contexts where quick electrolyte replenishment is essential.

[@JamEngulfer]

If they put sugar in it, everyone would be going on about them selling sugary drinks to kids, not touting the hydration benefits.

[@NoName-cx3gk]

@@JamEngulfer Yes, Oral Rehydration Solutions (ORS) use 6 teaspoons of sugar and 0.5 teaspoons of salt per liter to activate the sodium-glucose cotransport, which promotes effective hydration. Prime, however, uses artificial sweeteners like sucralose and acesulfame-K that do not support this hydration process. Sucralose can negatively affect gut health by disrupting gut microbiota and potentially causing “leaky gut” due to its breakdown into sucralose-6-acetate, which can damage the intestinal lining. Acesulfame-K has also been linked to possible heart health risks, highlighting concerns over the long-term effects of these artificial ingredients

[@erikburzinski8248]

They could have fixed all these issues by adding a hand full of peanut free trail max

[@DrKaran]

Yep see end of video!

[@HasAnyoneSeenSuperman]

8:55 Yeah, I can believe that. Unironically Popeye and some random disney book for kids made me love spinach when I was 8 lol.

[@Aresydatch]

This is very well made done and concise; thank you Dr Karan! I think that a couple lessons to learn from the Lunchly mess is that there needs to be more regulations and questionings on what child Influences are promoting to their vulnerable and impressionable audience, secondly is that Children need to be educated about Healthy food and given good and tasty healthy food or a more full and balanced meal, just not straight up Junk food As a Saudi guy this makes me worried about how we should regulate things like Influencer food products in here especially with our obesity issues here, advising things like this for kids should be ILLIGAL and put you in jail for endangering children and benefiting off it

[@NoName-cx3gk]

Prime Hydration has a pH level below 5.5, primarily due to its citric acid content, which makes it somewhat acidic. This acidity is comparable to other sports drinks and can contribute to dental erosion if consumed frequently.

[@MK_ULTRA420]

I wouldn't be surprised if they've already invested in the dental industry.

[@iamthenomad2k]

I teach first aid. I teach replacing electrolytes when someone is suffering from shock DUE TO DEHYDRATION!

[@DrKaran]

Yep, electrolyte Replacement for specific conditions but not required for every day life as a supplement!

[@iamthenomad2k]

@@DrKaran I try to educate out crap people learn online while it teach. I will keep this one in hand in case it comes up (which it will). I love your content

[@kateh2893]

People with EDS will commonly need more electrolytes and sodium than most healthy people due to POTS. Other people can have POTS, too, but as far as I can tell, they're the biggest group of people likely to have it. Keep up the good work with your class!

[@iamthenomad2k]

@@kateh2893 I know that one. My girlfriend has EDS

[@That_guy_]

Brilliant work man, keep up with informing and entertaining the world!

[@DrKaran]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@That_guy_]

@@DrKaranany time man💪

[@535Salomon]

Can't believe people consider those "lunch boxes" as real food 😢

[@LazyReaderKanon]

These are actuallly very important points. We do not have any problems with them making more and more money. But it's about how they do it. They could've easily gone for a more healthier option. In fact, everyone would've praised them for it. A lot! yet, this is the type of stuff they peddle. Shameful.

[@Sid00077]

That won't work in the world we live in. The consumers are partly to blame. Making it healthier means that it will increase the cost, and decrease shelf live by a decent margin. Many folks will just opt for the cheaper alternative that is already a household name. They are trying to competing with one brand, and their marketing heavily relies on their product being "healthier" than the said brand.

[@ile954]

Loved the video! The last part was very good. Most people seem to be obsessed with eating fewer calories instead of learning how to make food more nutritious by adding more elements

[@DrKaran]

Agreed!

[@Gerry-Hat-trick]

I've no skin in the game, and thankfully no young children being preyed upon by these grifters. Criminal is what it should be called. It's like the old adage of there being lies, damn lies and statistics. They're comparing one ultra processed food, with their ultra processed food, with very little nutritional benefit, added sugar and high levels of sodium, then talking about HEALTH benefits! Advertising, like politics, needs a good overhaul and stronger rules in place to insist only the truth be told.

[@DrKaran]

It would have been good to see a total upheaval of the lunchable variant with whole Foods!

[@bakeymykakey]

i worked in a british supermarket for a while and we’d set up a prime stand right at the tills because kids kept coming in and stealing them, and my god the amount of very young children i’d see asking their parents if they can get some. got to the point where i’d just tell parents it’s overpriced garbage marketed towards getting parents like yourself to buy it for them, i’m so fed up of children’s psychology being taken advantage of for profit.

[@meats7854]

mr beast does not deserve credit for taking advantage of poor folks

[@Farsii9304]

How is he taking advantage of poor poeple?

[@supreetv3956]

​@@Farsii9304 feastable manufacturing

[@Farsii9304]

@supreetv3956 this video already critiques that. The doctor gave him credit along the way for the good he has done for disadvantaged people, but this person doesn't think he deserves any credit for that. Even calls it "taking advantage of". I wonder why?

[@claptivity]

​@@Farsii9304 mr beast allegations.

[@gertrudert]

This was excellent Dr K.

[@DrKaran]

Thank you so much!

[@BrutalCarnage]

the funny thing is, they crap on Lunchables to the point they can't even take a bite of it and say how bad it is for kids yet they are trying to create a product exactly like Lunchables, so what even gave them the inspiration to make such a product to begin with, aside from it being a product easily shilled to manipulated kids with poor standards?! If they acted liked they actually like Lunchables and embraced the nostalgia behind it, but were unhappy with how unhealthy it was and actually wanted to create a healthier alternative, and actually did, people wouldn't be hating. This is nothing but a short term money scheme

[@Macorelppa]

Logan and MrBeast needs to be behind bars and forced to eat Lunchly till they are alive.

[@jjjfo1818]

And JJ can get off free? 😂

[@runetales]

Sounds like mr beast challenge.

[@morgianasartre6709]

"Till they are alive"?

[@bwrmahanthu]

😂

[@ateekgautem]

not related but cool seeing you reply to comments and interact with your community, subbed

[@DrKaran]

I always reply to comments :)

[@MissingRaptor]

I remember from when I was young (eons ago) that my mom took one look at lunchables and said "this is not enough food!" In our house (and now in my adulthood) we tend to think of them as a treat "snack" never a full meal. Also, the idea of marketing Prime to children is utterly bizarre. The only kids that may really need something like that are ones that do tons of sports, so hardly the majority of them 🤔

[@SnugglesTheSnuggle]

Your video is SO much better than Dr. Mike's. Really feels like he's sold out to content creation and just didnt want to risk upsetting larger creators - his video was lackluster and really didnt go far enough. Your's is, as usual, comprehensive and maintains professional integrity. Much respect sir.

[@DrKaran]

I haven’t seen his but I just wanted from my end to focus on the nutritional aspect without focussing on the creators themselves!

[@SnugglesTheSnuggle]

@@DrKaran Exactly the way it should be from a professional - was a great video and much respect. Keep being you, sir!

[@redbool1115]

Nah fuck this trio they deserve the heat

[@KudukUngol]

I haven't trusted Dr Mike ever since he was busted during c-19 partying on a boat while telling everyone else to social distance.

[@frangild]

Prepackaged American food product made by influencers? Sign my kids up...

[@DrKaran]

Haha

[@JamEngulfer]

@@DrKaranElon Musk level replies

[@keeganwebb7777]

They signed a long term deal with the manufacturer of the drink, and now they're looking for a way to offload the excess product.

[@DrKaran]

Interesting

[@arkantos006]

I hope this video reaches the kids and parents who need it .

[@DrKaran]

Let’s Hope!

[@dukeshovon9447]

Day 1 (Chicken and Fish-Based): Breakfast: 2 boiled eggs (12g protein) Lunch: Chicken Tehari with spinach (35g protein) Dinner: Anabas fish curry with pumpkin leaves (40g protein) Snack: Lentil soup with chickpeas (15g protein) Day 2 (Meat and Plant-Based): Breakfast: Egg and chickpea curry (18g protein) Lunch: Beef curry with brinjal (45g protein, occasional) Dinner: Pangasius fish curry with raw papaya (35g protein) Snack: Dhaka style Bhuna Dal khichuri with lentils and mixed vegetables (20g protein)​ banglarrannaghor Feel free to mix and match these options to meet your daily protein goals while enjoying traditional Bangladeshi flavors. Using turmeric and chili powder is perfectly fine, as they enhance flavor and have anti-inflammatory benefits.

[@RomanZ420]

Very well explained and presented dear doctor Karan, looking forward to seeing more of your research and infomed content. Amazing!

[@DrKaran]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@ApproachableJay]

Fantastic video!

[@rkero88]

Thank you for your content. One of the most underrated channels on KZbin.

[@spectro742]

My best guess is that this product was made with its primary goal being profitability. The marketing is complete bullshit and shows just how stupid, ignorant or just exploitative the endorsers are. Calling ultra-processed trash food "healthy" because it has low calories and loads of electrolytes is ludicrous. You could say the same about seawater. Low calories is only a good thing if you intend on eating 3 of these for 1 meal, and well, since it definitely won't be nutritious or filling, you bet people are gonna need to source more food from somewhere. I think this is exploitative marketing that aims to misinform ignorant customers about what they are buying. Rampant obesity in developed nations such as the US is directly related to over-eating. An interest in low calorie food can only come from someone who overreats or is looking to lose weight. A product like this will likely have the opposite effect because it won't be filling. I personally do not over eat and am not looking to lose weight, so I tend to only consider the number of calories to make sure that I am eating enough food to keep me going. Therefore, I would never be interested in a product like this with such low energetic and nutritional value. Having a diet that contains enough energy and nutrition is important in functioning daily and in the development of children. Lunchly provides neither on its own. That said, I think there is a place for a product like this. I did occasionally have lunchables as a child and it was fun making giant stacks of ham and cheese. Lunchables are best paired with something more calorific and nutritious like leftover stir-fry or a bagel for example, then yes you will have a lunch with enough calories and nutrition - and I think most parents would understand this. My biggest issue is with the marketing and use of this product in exploitation.

[@himeshsinghshishodiya]

Such an informative and quality video! Get 'em Dr. Karan!

[@DrKaran]

Thanks my friend!

[@Super64Legend]

THIS IS THE TRUE OG DOCTOR

[@FlubbedsodaGamingOfficial]

Keep spittin facts, Doctor Karan

[@DrKaran]

Thanks my friend

[@FlubbedsodaGamingOfficial]

Hat off for you

[@keeradavis6832]

I started eating apples more often when I was little after watching an anime character eat one and thinking she was very pretty.. It's one of my favorite fruits now lmaoo.

[@dumbdumb8526]

Making good food into a positive experience will make kids more likely to hover over to healthier food options in the future. There are a lot of healthy dishes that I see as comfort food now because it gives me nostalgia to happy moments.

[@Nabonidus-m7x]

I grew up in Iraq in the 90s and early 2000s, and I watched Popeye cartoon, among orhers. I vividly remember how much Popeye made me want to eat spinach as a kid. I became excited everytime mom cooked spinach because I wanted to be strong. This is an effective strategy and it's sad that America doesn't do this anymore.

[@DrKaran]

Yeah popeye and his spinach eating habits left an impact on me too haha

[@OneGuyPolitics]

Amazes me that this was the best idea they came up with on how to promote both their products 😂

[@naanviolence8260]

I recommend making a buddha bowl or a bean-lentil-sweet potato stew depending on preference. Both are easy and just require about an hour and a half to prepare several days' worth of food.

[@JanaGirl125]

It has electrolytes - How did idiocracy become a documentary?

[@cpu_1292]

watching this while fasting on Yom Kippur is maybe not the best idea

[@DrKaran]

Happy holidays

[@cpu_1292]

@@DrKaran thank you

[@AssyriacUnitarian]

It's the best. It makes you think and turn away from the 3 unholy Trinity

[@shamrock141]

8:35 oh my God the food dudes what a throwback, I had to watch them at pre-school in Ireland growing up and honestly yeah I remember having a fondness and appreciation for fresh carrots, peppers and cucumber. I never had the knee jerk reaction to broccoli that I would see while watching American television but in hindsight I'm really glad for that.

[@DrKaran]

Oh you watched it!

[@goharsultan9060]

best viddeo i watched today. thanks doc, i learned alot

[@TheSeafoamturtle]

Great video as always. I watched the response video from the medical professional that Logan was mocking, and was glad to see you jump in on the matter as well (it's a pretty good video on the topic of electrolytes). The issue of targeting young children with junky products for making money aside (IYKYK), there is no way these would be satiating enough or nutritionally sufficient to give a kid what they needed in a midday meal. I remember on the rare occasion we had these growing up (Lunchables used to be treated as a special 'treat' lunch item), we'd always have it supplemented by other things like fruit, yogurt, cheese and nuts, or some similar combination thereof. Speaking of their main marketing gimmick with Prime, the electrolytes - I do have a habit of keeping Liquid I.V. on hand for when we need it, but under no means is it a daily drink. I save it for when I'm feeling unwell (usually from gastro issues), because after a certain point I can feel the collective symptoms I usually get when I'm getting dehydrated. It does have some sugar in it, but not as much as other drinks (and I only have it sparingly anyways). I do think it's a good idea to have something shelf-stable with electrolytes in it on hand in case someone needs it, much like you might stock a first aid kit with some essentials like bandaids. Prime isn't necessarily the worst electrolyte supplement on the market but people can certainly do better. Read those labels!

[@thebrownfrog]

Very interesting format. I'm curius to see more of these types of videos

[@DrKaran]

Focussing more on long form stuff!

[@Zahk_noodle]

These 3 KZbin musketeers were simply just milking the kids' parents' money, they care little to nothing about the health of their audience.

[@PanicOregon]

People have learned a lot of Beasts charity stuff is fake. It's one thing to do charity, but it's another to do things like Charity for the camera and to even fake it. It shows the core of how manipulative someone is.

[@jakeburlaczenko8165]

Doc, please don't refer to those 3 as the holy trinity of youtube unless you're being sarcastic

[@--Paws--]

7:39 That is an apt comparison

[@olrarr]

0:51 whos gonna tell him

[@allthingsgeeky2885]

😂😂😂😂

[@allthingsgeeky2885]

Broke my heart when I slowly found out what Mr beast really is

[@user-ix9lx4sp1z]

He's right. MrBeast has done great things for 1000s of people regardless of what you think of the recent drama, buddy

[@Tem112R]

@@user-ix9lx4sp1z Alright then, why don't we defend bad people such as Jeffrey Eipstein and Adolf Hitler?, didn't they donated so much more than Blister Yeast regardless what they do? You manipulated individuals also need to know that his charity are faked. There is no excuse to defend this monster.

[@allthingsgeeky2885]

@@user-ix9lx4sp1z I hope you're right mate. Cause from what's been going on almost everyone says his philanthropy work is scripted and it seems so. They are the only one with video or news of their "philanthropy" of helping people. The fact that he also doesn't react to the allegations is sussy.

[@fu77yfr3ak]

Salty and sweet pineapple and bacon/ham pizza (PRIMARILY on alfredo or garlic sauce cause red sauce is already sweet/cheese as well, gotta have parmesan asiago) is delicious. Either you're lying to yourself if you disagree or you just haven't tried it with the right sauce/cheese

[@DrKaran]

I see you are a connoisseur of the pineapple pizza game!

[@fu77yfr3ak]

@@DrKaran Yessir! It's fun to see nonbelievers' face when they try it without tomato sauce and actually like it 😊

[@fulicious2991]

I'm so glad our schools served us real meals that still tasted good! We still had sweet (bad for you) snacks sometimes and I think that was a great balance

[@samebo1]

The editing is out of this world!

[@DrKaran]

I’ll tell my editor !

[@DegenerateHour]

I really wanted to have this Lunchly thing stop showing up on my feed and started telling KZbin to stop recommending it to me. But when Dr Karan has something to say about it, I have to listen.

[@DrKaran]

🙏

[@wow3529]

Was waiting for your video after Dr Mikes! The two doctor goats of social media

[@yash_playzz2413]

I don't understand these "prosseced lunche packets" instead you should say "my parents are lazy" imagine not being able to pack YOUR child a meal which takes like 45 minutes.

[@ajd8558]

Not even! You could make whole-grain sandwich with healthy toppings (if you're really time poor, peanut butter with banana or hummus with cucumber works!), add an apple, and you're good to go in 15 minutes or less. Unless your kid has special food needs, there's really not a good excuse for not making them a healthy lunch.

[@morgianasartre6709]

As someone from EU who never had to take any lunch from home because we got normal meals at the school cafeteria for an affordable price. Do schools in the US not have that?

[@kazuma2814]

​@@morgianasartre6709same. A full, satisfying meal for under a dollar. Fried chicken, rice, drink.

[@EnzoNotFerrari21]

The real holy trinity is dantdm, jacksepticeye, and markiplier

[@dibassarkar2898]

Once upon a time, it used to be Pewds in place of Dan

[@AncaTDP]

@@dibassarkar2898 that would be the 3 biggest youtuber, not holy (sorry pewds but i wouldnt label your content as pure even as a fan)

[@Kebinoo1885ovich]

Someone should consider making a new lunch product that is actually healthy and compares themselves to Lunchly.

[@vilisonitigarea5960]

😂 Sounda like the beginning of the movie idiocracy 'it has electrolytes" 😆when life imitates art

[@ArthurMorgan18261]

10:55 I appreciate how Dr Karan respects the italian tradition of no pineapple

[@DrKaran]

Haha

[@TheDeathmail]

The thing is..... they are targeting a market that is already being used... it's not like they are creating a whole new category.... they're just targeting lunchables... Like, this is getting more hate than it deserves.... it's not like they are targeting basic lunches, they are just joining a market where the available brand is already bad for you anyways..... It's not like they are doing anything new nor are they going to make things worse.... it's literally just an alternative to another brand....

[@visheshsonkar5786]

it’s time for all 3 of them to watch your and Dr Mike video and really try to better their product specially lunchly.

[@kazuma2814]

Logan even called a doctor an "idiot". The gall!

[@Chelsea_2001]

I love the last bit, extremely refreshing for it not to lead into a sponsor! :)

[@DrKaran]

I haven’t done any sponsored videos on KZbin ever!

[@bongoosebondman7065]

I was truly waiting for you, to know your opinions about Lunchly.

[@DrKaran]

And here we are!

[@waterballoonfighter]

As a clinical dietitian I 100% agree with everything you said except for the pizza pineapple comment 🍍

[@DrKaran]

:p hehe

[@jackloughridge7617]

Lunchly isn’t the first scandal related to Mr Beast and is probably the least serious. He’s accused of hiring convicted pedophiles, running illegal lotteries, faking a lot of charity work and more. He has completely ignored all of them because he knows his child audience wont know if he doesn’t respond. Would be great if someone with your following could make a video on it to help force him to respond.

[@laveena6884]

Another great video from DR Karann

[@DrKaran]

:)

[@arthanor9631]

Big youtubers join to co-promote buzzwords filled product that turns out to lack substense, passing it as a good deed. *gasp, shock, horror* It is bad, it is disappointing, but once more the most shocking is that there would be customers for this. It's most likely more expensive than cooking a good meal, and worse. If you have kids, take time to care for them! Love the example of the of the food dudes. My son got a visit from "team broccoli" at daycare, went from being one of the few vegetable he didn't like (texture is different) to one of his favorite and it hasn't changed. Thoses kinds of initiative do help, but of course, they don't fill youtubers' pockets... what a world...

[@DrKaran]

Team broccoli = team power farts

[@arthanor9631]

@@DrKaran those are happy microbiota fireworks, no? 😁💥

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

Their lunchly is laughable; I'd never buy this for children let alone try it myself.

[@OtherworldlyChronicles]

Very informative video🔥 Thank you doctor. ❤

[@DrKaran]

Thanks for watching

[@tonymouannes]

Packages like that shouldn't be consumed daily. I can see them as an option for a road trio or something, but not more than that. Also, the included drink is a bad idea. There are actually other a bit more healthy alternatives that include nuts and high high fiber crackers. Those are usually labeled as snacks, targeting adults. For some reason, many people associate kid's food with unhealthy junk.

[@chilam4354]

thank you so much, Dr. Karan. Mr. Beast is selling toxic food to kids is crazy. Logan is still the scum of internet

[@blackover2190]

not the John English reference xdd I'm far away from all that controversy stuff, but it's still interesting to watch. * eats popcorn on the sidelines *

[@MesieurOjete]

Winter is a great time to cook stews and purees, cooking is a great pleasure when you have time to do it, and I think we all should learnt to. Its crazy how much is misunderstood about basic nutrition concepts. In spain eggs have awful reputation when its one of the healthiest foods you can get, and so cheap, just eat them boiled instead of frying them, mix the yolk with some tuna and tomato sauce and make them stuffed, add some mayo on top and I also add a couple drops if tabasco to the mix 👌

[@beccatorres]

This is just another example of these KZbinrs trying to make some cash off their young audiences. They don’t actually care about the health of kids. It’s a money grab.

[@Bluelightzero]

Mr Beast's philanthropy is shady AF. People are already finding parts that have been faked or exaggerated in his videos. Just to list a few: - He claimed he built a hospital, but he actually just painted one and used CGI to create a "before" image. - He claimed to rescue 100 dogs from dying and donated $100,000 to a dog charity, but the charity was found to actually buy dogs from puppy mills, and they have a no-kill policy. - He claimed to dig 100 wells, but some of them were shown to be duplicates and the locations did not match the video. - He claimed to build 100 houses in Africa, but CGI was used to make them look better condition. This is just a few that have been found so far. Quite frankly, I want to see evidence of what he HAS done at this point, because his channel has proven unreliable.

[@DrKaran]

Wow ok that is quite shocking !

[@Chelsea_2001]

1:30 an average adolescent male will need up to 3000 kcal. Significantly more than an adult since they’re still growing. It’s also much more about how much nutrition you can squeeze into each calorie since at least in America getting enough calories does not seem to be an issue. I haven’t seen the video but from one look I can only imagine these products are piss poor when it comes to their nutritional value.

[@Itisbeejoe]

Everyone who watches this knows, everyone who need to know doesn’t

[@igzom8296]

This video is informative and all but the jokes and even some sentences are not given room to breathe(the burger electrolyte ilustration being moved aside almost immediately for example).

[@DrKaran]

Noted! Thanks for feedback

[@AkaliciousZA]

It is always a bad idea when someone throws the word healthy at any food. For that to make sense you need to explain what nutritional goals the food is addressing and is suitable for who.

[@landcruiser29]

Can you try plutonium next? To tell us its effects on the human body. For science

[@nanyabiznus4738]

3:11 because it's what the plant wants 😂😂

[@lunamax1214]

IT'S WHAT PLANTS CRAVE!!!

[@shinyan5844]

8:23 London (not in the united states) meaning couldnt be done in the states where every kid would just laugh at it

[@walrusmaximus]

Dr Karan, I've always respected you and appreciated your videos. However, this ends now. What do you mean no pineapple on pizza⁉️

[@DrKaran]

lol!!