Japanese spoon could make meals healthier

[@mountainous_port]

Please make something about sugar. Its the sugar levels that we need to urgently reduce.

[@DARKINBLADE.]

Weren’t sweeteners supposed to serve that purpose? Unfortunate that they link to cancer, I hope a new alternative can be found.

[@dreadfulman5191]

​@@DARKINBLADE.Anything the body is not designed to process can be linked to cancer sadly. Sweeteners are supposed to be in and out substances that produce a sweet taste and get removed from the body, with nothing else in between. But on rare occasions they end up in places where they should not be and, with the body not knowing how to deal with them, things go south instantly.

[@RyanAos-yb1bm]

Food is salty is correct. There already a produce to make normal water taste like fruit juice. It a lid with fruit smell

[@kelsey_roy]

We need to reduce both sugar and salt equally

[@OtakuBoy1134]

If you want to eat sugar and maintain a healthy body, then exercise, eat other healthy foods, and live a healthy lifestyle

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

That's something I'd buy for my grandma who suffers from High Blood Pressure, loves saltiness (more like addicted) and has a tongue that doesn't really taste well. She keeps putting more salt, soy sauce or fish sauce into her food than anyone else.. It would be better if it also comes in chopsticks, have the same shape and size as the common ones

[@ourglass488]

Same for my father, this is truly helpful

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

You do realize this problem has long been solved. Sodium and potassium are a balancing act. In other words just use potassium chloride salt substituted for 25% of normal sodium chloride salt. You can already buy these mixed salts at most grocery stores.

[@rrurangi]

I eat too much sodium and this might help me eat

[@arandomlemon6707]

No please don't, salt is vital for human survival. Her kidney function likely is enough to filter the salt just check the color and adjust her water intake accordingly, You could literally put her life in danger as a result

[@nuclearbirdutsuho]

@@arandomlemon6707 too much salt is also bad

[@cowtc]

They need to make one that simulates sweetness for diabetics

[@IrishIwasJewish]

Wouldnt work. Just triggering taste buds for sweetness is enough to trigger the body to produce insulin.

[@disinfect777]

already got tons of artificial sweeteners that, once you get used to them, tastes better than sugar anyway.

[@pennytrui1149]

Yea I hope they do maybe later in life if they invent it I'll get it for my mom. She's only 55 but maybe once she's 70 that could be useful for her

[@mariajosecabrera1784]

@@disinfect777and many of them make the possibility of getting cancer higher

[@maxpro751]

They also need to make one that simulates pop soda when drinking water.

[@BrokenSoulConfession]

The price will literally make you unable to eat anything for a month (or so).

[@someonesomeone529]

which is pure health

[@thelastofthehitachi972]

inhaling vapors from hot meals should be enough

[@RosslynR]

🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏

[@angkear6267]

If you are in a first world country, 127 USD is not much. I think that is their target audience

[@user-wj9jm1ox8i]

More like 1-2 weeks

[@keisukekawawada4209]

Sorry guys I can’t eat yet, I have to charge my spoon!

[@cawashka]

it runs on replaceable batteries

[@guitarplayer1495]

i get it's a joke but these use lithium batteries which are replaceable it'd be no more than changing the battery to your remote

[@UCx80L8rXNSjrdfWYG9Id5bQ]

@@guitarplayer1495 Sorry guys I can’t eat yet, I forgot to bring my battery

[@kingape1619]

​@@UCx80L8rXNSjrdfWYG9Id5bQskill issue

[@meyervisser3027]

​@@UCx80L8rXNSjrdfWYG9Id5bQ ill share with you a spare 😌

[@YN-li6yu]

Me putting french fries on a spoon before eating them.

[@whitepouch0904]

I was thinking how about the dry foods 😂

[@someonesomeone529]

i think real problem is the salt in processed food not the salt we put in our food.

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

The real problem is all salt used in foods should be a standard mix of 75% sodium chloride and 25% potassium chloride and there wouldn't be any of these sodium health issues because sodium and potassium would be kept in balance in the body. Most grocery stores already sell such a product the problem is it's not the standard for salt used in food.

[@dumdum7099]

There's a solution for that, don't buy processed food.

[@bennyklabarpan7002]

@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep Sugar is the issue, effectively acting as a diuretic. Higher salt consumption correlates with lower mortality rates.

[@corpingtons]

It’s not salt it’s sugar salt is fine and won’t make you fat

[@Readund]

@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeepthank you for this in-depth knowledge

[@charlesdoesmore5488]

Kirin, what about a device that makes alchohol drinks more alcoholic?

[@firetruckenthusiast8596]

There are already a wide variety of nonalcoholic substitutes that taste pretty much like the real thing, e.g. 0% beer. Salt is made up of ions which are electrically charged but alcohol is made up of organic compounds so it wouldn’t be the same.

[@charlesdoesmore5488]

@@firetruckenthusiast8596 Well, i'm waiting for Kirin to do it. (That comment is a joke)

[@justinjakeashton]

People would still drink the same amount, if not more.

[@Edmund.]

technically distillation can increase alcohol content, so some big boiler that catches the alcohol vapor

[@firetruckenthusiast8596]

@@charlesdoesmore5488 yeah I know it was a joke. Just something fun to think about ;)

[@EzekielDeLaCroix]

>we reduce salt levels >increase lithium mining

[@tuapuikia]

Ok. I already pre-ordered mine 😊😊

[@amit0067]

Alternative title: How to make food saltier without salt.

[@liagamer4265]

I was excited till I saw the price tag, its okay I'll just keep eating salt 💀💀

[@whitepouch0904]

It’s cheap for developed countries

[@miragebangbravern]

Give it a few years time then eventually, it will be cheaper and you will even get cheaper alternatives too maybe. However for the latter, that is assuming if they will be safe.

[@pencilgoblin655]

​@@whitepouch0904 how about you just use less salt?

[@UberOcelot]

Salt is not the enemy, but it could help improve certain dishes or for those with conditions where limited salt intake is needed

[@JT-gl5ou]

I've seen this at least 5 years ago and it's still not in the market.

[@aerith119]

Kirin should start to produce other enhancer products like for sweetness, sourness, spiciness etc.

[@tendon0120]

日本人全体の食塩摂取を減らしていかないととか勝手なこと言うね。 やっぱり大多数の人間はNPCなのか。

[@noobkin6995]

Very exciting to see the future technologies. I imagine utensils like this would be common in the future.

[@remidis]

i bet gonna love the excitement of that so called 'weak' electrical charge hitting our tongue when we eat our food with that spoon

[@-Raylight]

*"Are you sure this will work, doctor?"* *"Haha I have no idea!"* I thought salt (sodium) is totally healthy as long you eat in moderation and in balance with potassium. Does consuming less salt really make you healthier?

[@RKNGL]

Electricity on the Tongue sounds a bit cancerous. I'd rather not risk a whole sense and an appendage, thanks.

[@livinlicious]

This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever seen. We don't even need to start talking about the fact that salt is completely inert and doesn't have negative health issues, if not eaten in vast excess. But that's another discussion.

[@moddedinkling4168]

Someone submit this to ElectroBOOM

[@PianoMeetsMetal]

Japanese are already healthy, and they're trying to get even more healthy?! America: Hamburger, Cheeseburger, Big Mac, Whopper...

[@ProjectILT]

yea it's funny because in my experience japanese food is usually on the lighter tasting side already. They don't add as much salt/pepper/sugar to their dishes compared to even other asian food cultures

[@yelanchiba8818]

​@@ProjectILTone thing I dont like about Japanese cuisine is the lack of garlic that I really, really love. I find sushi a little bit bland. Healthy yes, but bland

[@Verxx-sc2tl]

@@yelanchiba8818 The only japanese food i like are the ones that's fried 😅

[@ihatenfts501]

@@Verxx-sc2tlAnd the fried food is probably not even native Japanese food

[@Know-Your-Nation]

Americans don't eat that at every day. It's called fast food for a reason.

[@keyto5526]

what people do not realized is that this device is for older people who lose taste buds on salty taste after 80 year old so they add a lot more salt. Japanese people can't tell the elders to stop adding salt as this is disrespectful so need this device instead. Foreigners that did not understand Japanese culture are making comments that makes no sense to the Japanese. Maybe the foreigners don't expect their elders to live beyond 80 years old, I guess.

[@Danap-mykaykat]

Agreed! However, if we’re being fair, the average lifespan in the U.S. is significantly lower than other “developed” countries. It’s very ignorant of people to think this is just for diet-culture- people who are elderly and disabled would really benefit from something like this!!

[@kjw79]

Chill, they don’t explain that in the video. People can’t read minds. No need to be rude.

[@violajackson6885]

Time to hide the salt

[@TVSh0rts]

Or just like... Don't add salt?

[@merman1147]

I love it! I love salty foods, and I’m getting scared on my sodium levels. I’d definitely buy this.

[@YarnCrafts4lefties]

I'll pass. I don't need a battery operated spoon.

[@NotTheWheel]

That's actually brilliant and the principle is sound.

[@SamGamgeeGardner]

Can’t you just have a little more self control?

[@jacekicksass]

Pretty interesting technology, would definitely try something like this

[@colbyjackcheeser]

Imagine having to share one of these spoons as a family because they’re so expensive. Everyone gets one bite at a time

[@___beyondhorizon4664]

Maybe apply the electric toothbrush technique, just change the spoon/ scope part

[@gcorriveau6864]

Next development? "Dial A Taste!?" Choose your own savours without actually needing any! Thanks for sharing.

[@stefamarz]

pure genius!!!

[@applebumpcaster8240]

great invention.

[@CloudMV]

imagine thinking sodium is bad for u xd

[@aternialaffsalot]

What an incredible idea.

[@legoworks-cg5hk]

A few things wrong: Salt needs to be either in solution or molten to conduct electricity, and salt melts at 801 °C. Electrolysis of salt solution produces chlorine gas, hydrogen gas and sodium hydroxide solution. Also if people don't care enough to eat less salt, why would they buy a spoon with batteries?

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

Well, aside from scientifically proven peer-reviewed studies showing humans thrive the most on a vegan diet, some studies show that less health issues are seen at 4-6k mg of sodium a day, not less. 10 grams is quite a lot more though, and it's probably really excessive. Shalom.

[@romylaudy6911]

Hey, let's go eat! >I can't. My spoon's battery ran out.

[@willowtree-qd2de]

This is a very cool idea. I’m sure this will help a lot of people reduce their sodium intake

[@cheezarose]

That's not very useful because Japanese eat mainly with chopsticks and Westerners eat mainly with fork. Meals with spoons are sparse. In South Asia and other countries some eat rice or other dishes with spoon but mainly around the worlds it's chopsticks,fork or hands.

[@Crouton-]

A small change in lifestyle tends to always be necessary to be healthier, this would be no different, japanese or not.

[@AbuHajarAlBugatti]

You forget the weird shaped spoons japanese have for most dishes to catch stuff dropping and for the soups and broths

[@dudeabides1532]

Japanese mostly use chopsticks, but they do use spoons to eat curry with rice.

[@gdtoob]

Huh? In South Asia, people mostly eat rice with their hands.

[@crimsonjessi]

That's a cool invention

[@KiraCuraMusic]

Hope they sell it in America too

[@BigO161107]

As a swede i take offense

[@pritybird8502]

I need that spoon!

[@jedicake3177]

your proof that Allah had a sense of humor🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@elisehaynes9811]

This is really neat. I wonder if they can do something like a fork, or do something for sugar?

[@rosenia5409]

I knew people who are extremely stressed and puts too much salt in their food. This spoon is definitely needed but hopefully, it’ll be free for those that need it when it comes to the health.

[@thalanoth]

There is no such thing as free

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

It's totally redundant, the sodium issue is because it throws the sodium potassium balance in the body off. The issue is people using 100% sodium chloride salt instead of a mix with 25% potassium chloride which most grocery stores already sell

[@S1RLANC3]

I'm pretty sure this was done a long time ago as I clearly remember seeing this product somewhere before.

[@barcelonachair6487]

I would be curious how this changes how brains because our taste buds are just the entry point of taste, hunger and satiety. Ultimately our neurotransmitters determine these things. If we are sending shocks, albeit mild ones, to this starting point daily and constantly wouldn't it begin to rewire things temporarily or permanently? We need our taste buds not to be compromised to determine what food is safe or not. Not just for the pleasure of eating.

[@pavlikm85]

It's very easy to do without any help, the key is to not eat ANY salt. You soon get used to it, and will have to get used back to eating it again.

[@pachocharoenzo3678]

why does everything need to be power by electricity🤨

[@LiamWitt1]

Facts

[@vonakakkola]

because it's a form of energy that have very low entropy, it's really fast and can be easily stored you know that teorically a computer could not need any elettricity, and work only by gears or other forms of energy? but it would be way slower than real computers

[@shinobusuicide]

@@vonakakkola and 100000x larger

[@Tabletpillowlamp]

It's great and all, but you know this type of tech will drain your wallet.

[@gianthunger610]

It might drain your wallet for a week but at least it doesn't give you medical bills and drain your wallet for a lifetime.

[@umairusman]

indespensible for someone with heart problems

[@wisteriiiiaa]

What a downer.. It's a one time purchase

[@Lolo100_]

I mean, it makes sense. It’s a totally new technology

[@angkear6267]

127 USD is not much dude in a first world country.

[@Axel_Carter]

For heavens sakes just use the regular thing but don't overdo it. Some people have to much time and money on their hands.

[@scribblecloud]

i have this built in, for some reason im very sensitive to salt and barely put salt on anything, its sugar thats the issue for me, i put it on everything, it tastes so much better with it 😭

[@jamesdrives993]

Now we finally have a spoon that costs more than the meal itself. What a time to be alive.

[@CatCat-v5g]

How about just cooking from scratch and putting less salt in your food, crazy idea I know..🤷‍♀️

[@crocs_n_socks]

Spoons: ._. Spoons, Japan: :o

[@jontan-dt3qv]

my first thought was japanese spoons are smaller like teaspoons so u eat slower and that immediately struck me as genius

[@BetterthanNothin12345]

In my opinion and experience Japan is the world leader in quality control. Also they can travel to more places than Americans. Much honor and responsibility

[@sho.4950]

病院食に使ってみてください

[@muhdazhad04]

Are there any side effects from using the lithium battery?

[@YaXue15]

That’s y it’s said that Japan lives in the future 😊 Love from Pakistan❤

[@EmyN]

Ingenious!!

[@matt92hun]

Imagine your spoon running out of battery.

[@thisdeath]

wow that's cool but yea as others thought i also kinda thought about sugar too

[@OokamiDaBoi1da]

as someone living in Japan they have WAY BIGGER PROBLEMS than salt start with tobacco, alcohol, monosaturated oils, processed foods nad sugar then we can talk about salt

[@OnePlusOneEqualsOnePlusOne]

Alternative title: how to explode mouth

[@becky929]

Does it run on cobalt?

[@dansketch4603]

Great. Now I can eat my big mac with this to stay healthy.

[@rabbitadventurous9441]

It's a cool invention but humans should learn to adapt to eating less salt rather than be dependent on a special spoon.

[@Johan_Wahyudi_]

They need to get rid of "condoms" that being openly sold in their country.

[@soulofexistence]

Salt is as vital as water for health and we need more of it, not less. This would just make people have electrolyte imbalance and get intoxicated by drinking too much water without electrolytes

[@lilacbuni]

127.......whistle noise in the distant, sky turning neon green....

[@sooberris]

HELP I IMMEDIATELY THOUGHT OF THEM TOO 💚💚💚

[@MsSarcasticity]

The issue isn’t SALT. the issue is SUGAR. Also, you need POTASSIUM and SODIUM. 🧂

[@StarboardPitotTube]

no. this is being sold in Japan and the issue definitely IS salt. The differences in life expectancy by region in Japan directly correlates with the amount of salt consumed while sugar levels remain the same. Japanese food is traditionally way saltier than most western cuisines.

[@MsSarcasticity]

@@StarboardPitotTube Nice try, but sugar causes the body to retain sodium and lose potassium, which is the issue. When sugar consumption is reduced or completely removed, electrolyte balance is achieved. Humans NEED salt. We DONT need to consume SUGAR.

[@jimmyelectric]

They could use this in the US or the UK

[@nowknow]

I know many people in the US eat food that's way too salty but Japan takes it to another level. Their food is so salty and it may be hard to eat any broth based dish over there if you are sensitive to the taste.

[@Ricky911_]

The people of Aomori prefecture can live longer now that they won't have to oversalt everything (they have the highest sodium intake in Japan, much higher than any other of the other 46 prefectures and they also have the shortest average lifespan of any Japanese prefecture)

[@eightchickens]

What does it mean "drawing in sodium ions"? From where? Also, so expensive!

[@woojongson5431]

Genius.

[@1vbAPiYk]

What re the long term effects of zapping your mouth with electricity?

[@annat6249]

And also if device malfunction…. Just eat less salt. Solving one problem with another risk

[@slej2502]

Somebody may end up zapping other body parts! 🤔🤣

[@rabbit1360]

@@annat6249 The small amount of possible electricity that could be theoretically discharged from the spoon poses no significant harm to the body. Might hurt a bit, but not dangerous. The long term effects of zapping your tongue is also not harmful.

[@fortress55]

Zap resistance?

[@novictim]

Device is safe because it has very low current and voltage ​@@annat6249

[@NAVEENCHAURASIYAA]

Ultimate killing machine

[@truongsinh9955]

Big step down in health science. The connection between salt and cardiovascular disease is a correlation at best, and a weak correlation at that, and correlation is NOT causation. Newest data from studies show that the current recommended daily salt intake (2300 mg or something like that) is not only too low, but is dangerous in increasing fatality risk. I'll stick to my metal spoon.

[@mm-yt8sf]

"magic spoon" "my cereal tastes salty!!"

[@elyssabarajas3554]

I'd rather just learn to accept that I have to use less salt than drop $$$ on a spoon to trick me into feeling like I have salt

[@___beyondhorizon4664]

It requires individual to adjust the salt intake day by day for health goals

[@CristiNeagu]

Why would you have to use less salt? Your body needs it.

[@elyssabarajas3554]

@CristiNeagu the product in the video is for people who need to have lower salt intake, and I'm cheap enough that I'd just rather use less salt and get used to my food tasting less salty to not buy the product

[@griefer1851]

Won't that thing damage the taste receptors after continuous shock from electrical signal?

[@SamGamgeeGardner]

I’m wondering that too.

[@jonaspete]

Interesting. But if that's the case, you won't crave a salty taste anymore

[@LeoLeo-]

Not really , the reason these receptors open in the first place is by electric charges , that’s how the body sends messages across the entire system , for example when you flex a muscles an electric charge is sent by the brain into the muscle to open Ion channels and do that action . And the same goes for the tongue , cells in the body works by electric charges . So this device shocks the tongue , which releases the sodium channel ions and gives the salt taste .

[@tertongnat2815]

$127 USD for a battery powered spoon. No thanks to shocking my tongue when eating

[@ariesonyt1844]

The thumbnail got me thinking she was being force fed by two guys in a costume🤣

[@Endymion766]

i honestly dont think salt is the problem, i drench my food in salt and have slightly below normal sodium levels. The problem really seems to be sugar and starches.

[@Pabz16]

Please correct the terms in the video. Sodium by itself doesn't mean salt. It's the compound NaCl (Sodium Chloride) that is table salt. Sodium by itself is a metal that reacts violently on contact with water.

[@angrybudgie96]

You're technically right, however most people refer "table salt" as "sodium". I don't know the reasoning behind it, but that's what people mean when they say "sodium intake". They mean the salt and not the metal.

[@user-sf9gs2pg1b]

Yeah, but I’d argue most people don’t know that, so if they said,” sodium chloride,” it would confuse people. Also most everyone through context can tell that they’re referring to sodium chloride, since nobody really eats sodium metal. They could’ve said salt though or sodium chloride, otherwise known as salt, but maybe they figured that wouldn’t sound as clean as just sodium.

[@SirContent]

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[@woooshbait9696]

Sodium Chloride dissolves into sodium and chloride ion and they both play a separate role in our body. Sodium so different thing and chloride so different thing

[@bombona.mjnona]

Or just use Himalayan salt which is healthier and full of electrolytes it has a unique combination of minerals, including magnesium, calcium, and potassium, that help to stimulate circulation and detoxify the body. As a result, it can help to flush out toxins, reduce puffiness and bloating, and help keep your skin looking soft and healthy.

[@maplemayo4311]

"Mind over Matter" If you have a strong mind, you will have a strong body

[@leuchtrakete7093]

Salt is healthy, in fact warriors in old rome were paid in salt (sold) Also you will automatically drink more if you eat more salt

[@Bunuffin]

Salt is important for survival, salt is the only substance that we crave but is not addictive, you crave salt for a reason... If you want early grave eat less salt.

[@sonicalex2536]

What would happen if you used it to eat straight salt?

[@ragnarokws2670]

Useless product, If you want live longer , eat healthier food.

[@lucysingh506]

I really thought it was just a spoon that had a speaker so it could fat shame you for eating too much

[@6MUSES]

Stop y’all are complaining about the price but like in the future if this becomes mainstream for a normal enough price this will probably help people

[@BronzeOrwin]

the bullheaded hatred of salt bothers me, had sodium deficiency for a while due to this mindset. if anyone has chronic fatigue, getting a little more tired after each day of work to the point where you feel exhausted, despite getting enough sleep, try a little more salt to see if you are deficient. (more common if you don't eat fast food)

[@booba8930]

Opposition to dietary salt largely stems from the pharmaceutical industry's promotion of new diuretics in the 1950s. These diuretics were marketed to treat various conditions such as high blood pressure, pulmonary edema, heart failure, and water retention, including during pregnancy. To enhance the effectiveness of these diuretics, patients were advised to reduce their salt intake. This advice became standard medical practice despite evidence that salt restriction, especially when combined with diuretics, could be harmful, particularly during pregnancy.

[@HKim0072]

Japan has one of the longest lifespans on the planet at 85.0 years. Koreans who have 2x the daily recommended sodium intake have a lifespan of 84.1 years. They rank #3 and #7.

[@yelanchiba8818]

Not until you found out that the suicide rate is also high sooooo 😢

[@HKim0072]

@@yelanchiba8818 Politely, you are an idiot. Or maybe just really young or not educated. Do you think the statisticians decided to exclude certain causes of death from the total calculation? Why would that be rational?

[@jajan.murahASMR4K]

but u know japan did throw nuclear wasting to ocean,so what actually they promote?

[@woooshbait9696]

@@jajan.murahASMR4Kenjoy your trash in indonesia

[@Itsallsotiresome]

The shared theme is rice, seafood, and fermented soy beancurd and fermented veggies. Also, genetic neoteny.

[@NurAin-qy5qq]

Is it effective? Can people still taste the saltiness of food when they are chewing?

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Chinese: we'll make it $50

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Its only a matter of time