Doctors try Pre Workout

Prepare for an adrenaline-pumping episode of Talking with Docs as our esteemed medical professionals take a bold step into the world of pre-workout supplements! In this thrilling installment, our doctors explore the effects of pre-workout products on the body, taking their own health into their hands.
Watch as they not only discuss the potential pitfalls of pre-workout supplements but also put themselves to the test by trying some of these popular fitness aids. What sets this episode apart? We track their vitals-before and after-to unveil the real impact on their bodies.
Join us to witness this unique experiment, where medical expertise meets firsthand experience. Discover how pre-workout supplements can affect heart rate, energy levels, and overall well-being, all while ensuring safety and transparency.
Stay tuned to Talking with Docs for a captivating and educational exploration of the world of fitness supplements. Subscribe now and hit that notification bell to catch all the action, insights, and revelations in this groundbreaking episode!
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[@hoomanasad]

15 min is not enough dear colleagues 🙏🏻

[@ejrwm]

Ty

[@j4demast]

you should've waited for 30 minutes cus that's when the maximum effect of the pre-workout hits

[@Mani1001YellowSapphire]

Doctor please tell preworkout supplements is safe or not ? In India most of them creating rumours about it so please tell is it safe or not ?

[@laureenjewett3828]

The older guy has better BP than the younger guy

[@processrauwill7922]

It’s possible he also on medication for bp since he’s older which could explain the bp not going up

[@squidwardshouse67]

Welcome to genetics

[@Ve-suvius]

Doesn't mean he lives a healthier lifestyle. Like what is said, genetics. Medicins. Factors that all weigh in.

[@Supermoi1234]

All doctors are amphetamine addicts

[@405shutt]

You guys are the coolest docs. Keep rocking on!

[@faizpatel8423]

I am 26 and having high blood pressure... Did every possible tests all reports were normal.. What could be the reason??

[@RuwanChathuranga-j6x]

How to contact Dr

[@Honesttalk767]

Heart rate 52!! I only Wish! This man is an Athlete

[@Anon-zb5op]

Lol mine is 48-54 and I'm morbidly obese. My secret? Beta blockers.

[@Babyboo-qd8wb]

​@@Anon-zb5opthats kinda low, 60- 100 is the rate

[@theancientsancients1769]

​@@Babyboo-qd8wbideally 55 resting to under 79 above your heart is working harder

[@vinishbnair]

If ur taking it the first time, the effects won't peak so fast . Also for people who've been using PW since almost 5 to 6 Years, there is a tendency to reach optimal caffeine tolerance and then PW won't have any effect unless we stop for a month or so and use non stimulant caffeine alternates like coffee instead .

[@Messup7654]

@@vinishbnairI just used 200mg today and didn’t feel a thing and I’m only 156 lbs it sucks

[@veralynguillory8579]

Please put the camera straight on the product. I would love to try it

[@mischelmatos1164]

Normally it takes 30 to 45 minutes for the supplement to kick in.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Yeah we were limited for time!

[@BrentLightfoot-yp5zb]

​@@TalkingWithDocsthis is how you guys do experiments? You guys make it hard to trust what you say when you do things like this. Your saying it's safe before it even got the full effect

[@michaelcolbourn6719]

​@@TalkingWithDocs maybe shoyld have waited to do the experiment when you weren't then?

[@NoName-bm7xg]

Best guys to withstand the pressures of the profession

[@Ve-suvius]

Muscle building , I only take whey protein. Vitamins minerals more health related. Vitamin D, K2 etc.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Ok!

[@Ve-suvius]

@@TalkingWithDocs Fatburners are something to avoid. It can do nasty things with the bloodpressure. At regular times those supplements have not so good ingredients in it. I rather stay away from those. I do take Taurine, in animal studies they all lived longer when getting that in their 'diet'. magnesium bisglycinate powder (awful taste, but I like the results), B12 methylcobalamine+adenosylcobalamine ,B complex, Idiodine 150mcg, D3 40mcg, K2 MK-7. And of just recent 0.1mg/100mcg up to 0.2mg/200mcg melatonine. It gets me into a deepers better sleep. When getting older it seems that you start to produce less of it. Less good quality sleep.

[@Northltz]

i dry scooped for years and got stomach issues from it

[@brc9064]

Love your videos 😊😊😊❤❤ Dr Weering you look a little tired 😕

[@marcosramos4596]

I was using Mezamorph!

[@stephiesafari1318]

Love all your content and information you docs share!! Thank you! I’m curious to know your thoughts about the dietary supplement Burn Evolved from SCULPTnation. It’s a potent thermogenic fat burner which includes “8 research backed ingredients to support weight loss goals” including capsimax. Have you ever heard of this and do you think it’s safe and a good supplement to take to aid weight loss? Thanks in advance for any information!!

[@amazingautumn12]

The guy on the left has fantastic blood pressure. The guy on the right had elevated (anything over 120 is elevated) but after taking that crap his blood pressure went SIGNIFICANTLY up. That stuff is not good at all

[@theancientsancients1769]

It's caffeine, some are sensitive to caffeine! Their blood pressure goes up . His blood pressure is mildly up depends on many factors sleep or if was moved by around a lot before the test .

[@feyolopez2520]

Do XS from Amway❤?

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Not sure what that means

[@feyolopez2520]

@@TalkingWithDocs XS™ Pre-Workout Boost - Blue Raspberry Calories45 Total Carbohydrate

[@arlenetrichilo3967]

Great b/p’s Tips on that soon please🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Already been done by us

[@AS-gf9gv]

Caffine doesn't start taking effect until at least 40 minutes 😂

[@DESIGNS-vo1mt]

Is that proven with science to be 100% accurate for all people?

[@AS-gf9gv]

@@DESIGNS-vo1mt I recommend searching it up :)

[@Cbd_7ohm]

More around 20 minutes.

[@espenstoro]

Curious about BP before and after heavy training (deadlifts, for example), it certainly feels like it could be radical. Yes I know it's temporary, but still interesting.

[@cathyjennings5580]

Interesting information

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Glad you liked it

[@johnblack4421]

Needed to wait about twice that time

[@anitarodriguez7297]

Luvvv u guys 😅

[@TheMaggots]

Personally, it helps doing very light cardio after preworkout , once my whole body tingles and I’m like 40BPM away from a heart attack thats when ik its working

[@MisterMonsterMan]

I have used pre-workout instead of coffee in the morning for years and have had no health or stomach issues from it at all. Just like most supplements, if you dont overdo the caffeine dosage, you will be fine.

[@wizzer3847]

Drinking it and just stay in one place it's like having cup of coffee, you should test your blood pressure after activity

[@JayYoung313]

Nah you gotta walk for like 5 mins for it to activate, or 15 mins for a good hit

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Good to know

[@mountainsurge7235]

I’m gonna tell you right, give me that stuff and my heart goes to the moon.

[@F0X1207]

You gotta start doing a small form of excercise thats when it hits

[@TeBiDoWil]

That would literally kill me

[@kathleensmith8365]

Try doing some exercise after drinking that stuff before saying it is safe?

[@Blacknoximus]

A perfect example of why you can't equate every sample to every subject

[@jt411]

The minimum entry level is four scoops

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Wow!

[@vicious_machine]

Anything that has that much caffeine in a single serving is not safe...in the long run. That's like 6 cups of coffee at once.

[@caseykoll5750]

Gotta wait 30 min. But still, if that's all you take a day, usually somewhat ok if it's not after like 5pm bc you're below 400mg a day

[@BurninatorTheTrogdor]

I would be more worried about the lack of training and poor sleep. And most likely poor diet. This would be like me trying open heart surgery and not understanding why the patient died.

[@Fomites]

I wish my BP was as good :-)

[@mariselamonterroza6882]

I just want to share with u. My husband used to have his blood pressure very high but after having a heart attack he change his life style he eats green vegetables in each meal fish every other day and he walks every day for 45mnts. Also he take extra virgin olive oil 2 tbs on empty stomach. No breads a lots of lentils, peas,garbanzos and beans. he is 70 yrs old, now his blood pressure is normal thanks our Lord Jesus Christ. An

[@justinboyer5449]

Using a wrist blood pressure cuff automatically disqualifies the video…

[@smallfootprint2961]

The only reason to take caffeine is to sip coffee, and I've given that up... Waaaa!

[@Md-ly1ce]

So 30 minutes after and moving around not sitting in a chair will change things quite a bit

[@thetkerr717]

30mins and or wait till you itch

[@Babyboo-qd8wb]

72 is the ideal pulse rate, beating to slow is not good either but it's better than it beating fast.

[@gb1320]

They should know better that Automatic BP Buffs are invalid!

[@alejandrahinojos]

Try psychotic Gold

[@davorfister]

i mean it does take 30 minutes at least for it to work

[@joansmith1195]

The first doctor comedy team!!!

[@Jgjginkg244]

30 mins prior to works out.

[@generalsixty2133]

That’s not the only harm that stuff does. Food colouring, artificial flavours etc

[@diabeticmuscle45]

Stuff affects people differently especially when you hold a lot of muscle compared to the untrained individual

[@Mazzaaaaman]

15 minutes is not long enough for absorption.

[@dawitabate]

Caffeine

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Yes it's all about the caffeine

[@kylewilzon8612]

Those are some low heartrates. Get your numbers up.

[@calamcouzens2090]

30 mins for most newbies I been taking for years and still takes 20mins and pres that would make batch 27 look like a child’s drink , the younger guy needs to sort he’s diet out lol

[@hdcm5767]

Never take a PRW and STAY SIT

[@neven8ivan]

Caffeine takes 60 min to peak

[@RaijinTheGreat]

to be fair if you been drinking 8 espressos daily it wont do much for you

[@earnestcharles9513]

I bet they were bouncing off the wall after 30 minutes.

[@zzzarco837]

Wait 30 mins next time

[@Vacated204]

Jesus Christ 325mg in one serving??

[@Raphaeljames1776]

Has some caffeine… “I feel like I could lift 1000 pounds” lmao so ridiculous

[@phlebiacbrothers717]

Heart rate 66 and 52? Thats a heart rate number? Haha😂 wish i had their blood pressure readings crap

[@lenmessi27]

Just have a cup of coffee and save your money

[@IchorSanies]

Please add turkesterone and ecdysterone to the list of video topics if u don't mind. Would love to see your well-informed perspective.

[@zuluman-is500]

Heart rate of 52?

[@TalkingWithDocs]

So high 40s or low 50s in someone healthy is a sign of fitness

[@paulwarner5674]

So in otherworld a waste of money. Just have a coffee

[@AswollAlpaca]

These guys never lifted in their lives

[@dznuts123]

Seems safe? Lol. You are not the first ones to discover that.

[@ghungroogangatesh3549]

Heart rate of 52 when you’re sleeping or asleep is ok , but when you are awake, standing or speaking is Bradycardia, it’s way too low, especially at work 😮😮

[@Anon-zb5op]

If you feel fine it's not a cause of concern. Mine is 48-54 while awake, I'm on beta blockers.

[@milanraseta8]

Lol.. 325...

[@Russkellington]

Ortho

[@monk9933]

Damn 325 y'all trying to die?

[@olivepostma6874]

Why take that stuff ! Work out go home and have a natural healthy breakfast too much crap like this get it out of nature grown food ! ❤

[@franciadiaz1894]

😇🥰

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Thanks!!

[@michaelbartosiewicz752]

These to got there medical license from k mart bad advice

[@bilguana11]

Don't try this at home as it could be dangerous.

[@siltant9458]

why, preworkout (with common sense lol) is completely safe

[@WaveSlime43]

Thing is pre workout is way better than regular exercise it pushes you beyond the limits.

[@dmitriytur]

Maybe they have ADHD and so stimulants have the opposite effect

[@KookinHaole]

They guys do not lift

[@Heroic-x8t]

Scammers

[@jp-nn6vr]

You two are kooks