They Eat Rocks As A Snack?! (And They Like It)

Yes, they eat rocks and they like it!
So we flew all the way around the world just to find out why?
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[@Yash_guge]

Any Indians?????

[@shaikyasmin2613]

Yes

[@Pankaj-Verma-]

Yes

[@madzzzzthetravellers7690]

Pakistani

[@Aaysha-mansuri]

Yes i am

[@heenatanveershaikh2308]

Yes

[@Craft-With-Sandhya]

this video is related to carving,In our country (India) ppl eat earthy pots, slate pencil,chalk etc.its just because they have iron n calcium deficiency.most of teenagers and pregnent ladies eat clay. (Sorry for grammatical mistakes)

[@waynesanchez6504]

How about the southeastern United States, where some people still eat "Georgia clay" (aka KAOLIN) when it's not being used to color WRITING PAPER?

[@PWEmotions01]

as an indian they just represent my childhood .I ate chalk too as a child .😀😀😀😀 Totally relatable

[@manojkumardas9932]

"Yo dude wassup?" "Fine bro welcome to KFS what ya need?" "I wanna get stone nuggets"

[@Ashl3yslays]

The fact that Zimbabwe also eats rocks my reaction:😱 btw i dont live in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

[@achmadiid8644]

Lorena eats Rocks

[@pablesm]

Is there a person who only eats rocks? Maybe they have eaten an entire mountain peak.

[@sumitomshome]

Dwayne Johnson will not visit Kazakhstan after viewing that they eat 'Rock'.

[@artyfarty99changingtohoiii78]

Almost like Link, he loves eating rocks too

[@Orophile_303]

In the US we have kaolin from Georgia, US

[@MirnaMaklef]

Bro am iraqi and i didnt even know we eat rocks 💀💀

[@Planespotter31724]

How do they eat rocks without their body getting any problems?

[@NasDaily]

locals claim that its full of nutrients and good for detoxification of the body

[@moderncinemasux5929]

To me this looks like paradise so much chalk and clayyy Gotta visit some time

[@Angel_731]

a bit dry... salty maybe with a little bit of lime some pepper some chilli asia girl: judgemetal stare💀 this got me rolling on the floor😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@YouGuysAreTheRealHeroes]

Vegans after knowing that plants have feeling too 😂

[@masoomasikander8910]

😭

[@lanobaban1915]

😂😂😂😂 true

[@Nothing-yw3ih]

The rock Dwayne Johnson: I also have feelings too

[@brennerdivino8670]

💀

[@Gamers18166]

lol

[@mariej6962]

Clay craving is often related to lack of minerals, mostly iron. Give someone enough iron supplies and they will immediately stop the cravings.

[@Aya00303]

Lol no it doesn’t. Mine never went away. I just like earthy tasting crunchy clays.

[@fisra.007]

​@@Aya00303 yup same experience.. but unfortunately it's harmful to our health.. i one day tested to eat drywall and i was surprised of how delicious was and smells so good and that sound of crush in mouth so yummy.. but I try not to swallow it, and now i stop to eat it but i'm searching for how to make a edible drywall or chalk or something like that.. that can't dommage our body .. maybe something made of chocolate or rice but have same taste of drywall with the same crush

[@parishmita4168]

wait fr???? damn I've been eating clay for 7years now

[@Anonyme67]

Preach!

[@Anonyme67]

@@Aya00303 take iron until your anemia disappears. Of you take iron but you still eat clay the addiction won’t disappear. I was a heavy eater and had anemia. Took iron and my cravings disappeared.

[@SupremeVortex]

First

[@qaiserkhanrajar8020]

Yes

[@HereCoco786]

No im first 😠

[@kavyalimbachiya8322]

As an Indian I can confirm that In India rocks are not a food the video you showed was just of a poor man eating a brick so don't give false knowledge ❤❤😅😅

[@madhushrizarkar]

Yeah exactly

[@dhruvilgala4257]

Exactly😂

[@Tutomajaria256]

that indian was addicted to eating bricks even though his mom and everyone around him said not to

[@cubation9254]

True,I’ve sever seen or heard of this kinda thing,the do sell some rocks as “sambu Rani”(in Tamil), but never as a food.

[@eternity_12]

lol exactly

[@deepuyangala464]

My mom, being doctor, said that eating rocks, especially chalk is pernicious anemia

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

Yes

[@bayansuluubaiysbekova5737]

true

[@Divinesoull1111]

Could someone from Kazakhstan gift me some clays😂 , because i love to eat ❤

[@RelatablyRational]

I once ate slate pencils as a kid with a bunch of other kids... I still remember so vividly...and now, am a Doctor advising people against such cravings 😅

[@GuestNotZ_YT]

damn

[@rishikajadala2485]

😂now we want to know your opinion so do you agree or not

[@RelatablyRational]

@@rishikajadala2485 craving rocks and earth is a symptom of an underlying deficiency which has to be addressed medically, not "geophagically" 😅

[@inderpalsingh1047]

one crave due to iron deficiency..

[@thiraa5055]

Me too.. I have anemia and used to have strong cravings for paint,dry soil, cement,chalk . But one day I decided to stop this weird behaviour. I googled about it and knew what was the reason. Then I switched my cravings to iron rich real foods. Like spinach and stuff( god I love spinach ,bitter melon too.) It's been more than 10 years since I have stopped eating these stuffs. I still have cravings but somehow I got t under control.

[@gurkiratsingh7tha993]

This channel is doing a great job in sharing mind blowing knowledge to people who aren't aware of, appreciate that man!!

[@NasDaily]

appreciate the feedback! makes our efforts worthy

[@24hourswithshubhi]

@DontReadMyProfilePicture.0alr

[@lamminh2128]

@@NasDaily gru

[@Doodlekids0811]

​@@NasDaily will you visit India? I have a story about making a state completely stray free that's dog free

[@BlxckEditx]

@@24hourswithshubhino

[@iXtrafe]

The reason you mention, is not the reason why people get addicted. They get addicted because it gives them the feeling of calmness as some of them described too, but it also spikes dopamine levels a bit which makes the brain want to try it again, and over time, no other activity will do the same and feel as good as eating those rocks. Maybe its because of the salt and maybe its because of some other ingredients or a mix of both, but it is not healthy and it is addictive.

[@lazybaby525]

Because people don't have enough vitamins in their food and enough money to get them

[@yashu_2803]

Bro in india that is the only person who eats rocks and thats a brick actually that is false information

[@journeywithlizz]

😅We eat it in Cameroon and we call it Calaba Chalk. It is a common craving amongst pregnant women. 🙈Powder calaba chalk mix with sugar so nice😂😂.

[@sagartomar3461]

Why did she look like nas - 2 copy of nas😂😂

[@Mxrdashixxxx]

Don't worry my dad is a doctor to help 😃

[@Billy_fish]

people in india do not eat rocks. that was only a poor man eating a brick…?

[@gregaryjohn9754]

I'm the first viewer

[@ladyg3nius]

I just got mine from Zim, was craving it so much

[@JoyousLivelyContent]

I eat it a lot too. We have it in Edo state Nigeria. We call it EKOLO. I'm not in my state now but I'm craving for it so much. I need to travel back to my state to get it

[@cherrykittyrose7461]

What does rocks taste like?

[@k1praem56]

Iraq??? I'm from iraq and i did not know about that

[@ahgabong1220]

Didn't they posted this before?

[@NasDaily]

We did, this is the longer version with more info

[@countrysidelifestyletv168]

KAZAKHSTAN 🇰🇿 is beautiful country. Hope one day I visit there🙏🏼💯💯

[@NasDaily]

Nature's blessed this country immensely. You'll not regret visiting

[@Alimzhannesipbai]

Куда подевался предыдущий ведущий?

[@chair-secret-agent]

Why Kazakhstan is inventing so much things? Like borat invented clay

[@Nazil10000]

حومة 😊 it my Country

[@TheNotVisible]

Rock in SAUDI: Our workers pull oil daily Rock in CHINA : Our monks break it daily Rock in KAZAKHISTAN : Our people eats it daily 😎

[@user72411]

*vegans and non-vegans realizing that there is a new one coming in* geophagy: 😎 vegans and non-vegans: hey bro you can’t do that 🫵😬 geophagy: yes I can cuz I just did it 🫵🗿

[@Thatissubzerogd2.2]

If you are born in Kazakha you have sharp teeth 💀

[@Taintedazazel528]

They are eating Dwayne Johnson 😮😮

[@The3rdjunior]

OH NO

[@NasDaily]

oh the word play

[@KamaliEntrepreneur-wc5db]

I eat cement rocks,slate pencil 😅😅😅😅😅without knowing my parents

[@ahmd_adty_prtm]

In Indonesia, clay is processed into a cake-like food called AMPO and I have tried it, believe it or not, Ampo is delicious

[@KI4SVOGUE]

I know right! It's kinda weird, I never tried it,

[@remylow6050]

OMG thanks for sharing. I will ask my Indonesian relatives about it.

[@utahdan231]

Ok it’s processed not a rock.

[@SpiritsAndDemons]

I have eaten a number of different types of chalk and clay. I do have anemia also pica. Currently I have a large bag of belgorod, klamenka, chernigov, and new oskol chalk. I have tried kaolin clay... I don't like the taste or feeling of gritty sand. 🥰

[@shyfettymtunda4619]

We, Tanzanians 🇹🇿 eat clay too!!! I'm now craving some as I watch this video.

[@fisra.007]

Is it edible to eat? Healthy ?

[@shyfettymtunda4619]

It's not healthy,but women especially when pregnant craving it so bad.I don't know why.

[@jenniedavis6668]

​@@shyfettymtunda4619clay healthier than many food People eat in the regular

[@459_nilavratbera4]

People also eat it in INDIA, well i haven't....i have seen people eating it....they call it "nakumatt". It's not actual hard rock....it's like chalk or roasted clay. People don't have it regularly like this...but only eat it for calcium deficiencies and detoxification. I have only seen the gray colored clay available here.

[@NasDaily]

In Kazakhstan also, people eat it for its nutritional value and detoxification purposes

[@lazybaby525]

@@NasDaily but they have more money. And they can buy fruit and vegetables or something to get them. When India is more poor country

[@mdraquib4081]

3:00 I want to clarify, we don't eat rocks here in India. You can not judge a entire country by just giving an example of a single person. I understand that you have said that to strengthen your point. But don't come to conclusions before reserching well😡. I demand to remove that part of the video.

[@arijitpal6969]

Yours videos are so interesting but why it has very much less views😢😢😢 By the way INDIA DON'T EAT ROCK 😅

[@areebagul7754]

Clay yummny and tasty❤❤❤❤

[@ESHAL_VLOGS896]

That is multani mitti I have ate this

[@Alty_playz326]

Hello everyone! I’m from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 and yeah it might sound weird but I never even tried and never even knew that they eat it 😂😂

[@CwayitaBuluta_23]

Its not rocks 😂

[@subbaeats1638]

Great ' I also love to eat clays chalk, rocks ! and thanks for your beautiful vedio💖 ! watching from Kowloon🙏 🤝✅️

[@Imranranran]

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[@rishikajadala2485]

I didn't find Palestine and what about Astana being capital of Kazakhstan?

[@Neutrons-1]

DAMN THATS A LOT

[@NotAbbieFromFPE]

Palestine: Ramalah

[@_kitaes_]

Astana* for Kazakhstan

[@Haei22]

우리나라 이름을 써주셔서 감사합니다!

[@leightoncatacutan3486]

Some people in Kazakhstan eat rocks. Yes, you read that right, rocks! These rocks are made up of clay and you can find them right next to fruits and nuts at local markets. Some people claim that this clay rock is packed with iron, which is great for their health - Google

[@bashiribrahim1612]

We eat this evry were in Northan nigeria especially pregnant women do it. I also eat before.

[@lia-aziz-lia]

Hello im the first🎉🎉🎉 and i live in kurdistan can u do it for kurdistan🥺, kurdistan is such a nice place but no one talks about it🥲,could u just do it??? IS THERE PIN?💗💙💜

[@NasDaily]

hi there! tell us some interesting facts and stories about Kurdistan. You can mail us at hello@nasdaily

[@lia-aziz-lia]

@@NasDaily thank you for your replay....kurdistan is a region in the north of iraq,,,people who live in kurdistan are called KURDISH,,, at the first kurdistan was a country but then divided into four counties wich are turkey\iran\syria\iraq....it's such a nice place to travel and there are many places where you can visit in kurdistan,,and we have our own FOLKLORE foods,,,and it has a nice history but since my english isn't that good cuz i'm kurdish i can't say everything about the history but if you like you can search on google to get more information...humans had lived there for nearly 40,000 years ago,,,and kurdistan was a affected by Genocide,,,and it was my dream if one day someone could introduce kurdish people,,,and your channel is perfect {i love your videos, cuz I'm interested in learning} so i asked you if you could💙💗💜

[@blandinatakundwa7444]

I’m salivating right now🙆🏽‍♀️🙆🏽‍♀️🙆🏽‍♀️

[@vedasree]

Nice, the chalk and clay does taste good 😃 and if this rocks are edible, salty and has lot of calcium and nutrients then it’s very much good 👍🏻 nice narrating ❤

[@NasDaily]

Yes they do! What we found pretty interesting was that many places in the world consume some form of rocks and clay!

[@User_0803_]

Hello from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿, in countries's people also eat such kind of rocks 😅😅😅

[@yadajeffeyyt299]

FIRST!? - Rather then being a mindless person saying first, I’d like to point out that this creator has a unique skill and personality of sharing unexpected stories around. Interesting how they eat rocks? Life has mysteries sometimes,we’d appreciate it or not. I’m not being careless here by saying first guys, I’d fortunately had to share a personal experience. But what for-it’s good. A group of people went on a boat, but not a single person came back. What happened? They were all married! 😅😅🎉

[@ItsDelano]

This video got me interested in eating rocks....

[@SuchMystery]

I going to eat cobblestone, obsidian, granite, and other now

[@uselesscraftys]

i do not recommend eating eat because when you poop it will be a nightmare

[@aak24815]

bruh they clean and wash it first

[@NabachwaGladys]

In my country Uganda we do eat clay too. Its just a craving

[@yusluv]

It not actually rock tho Some people in my country also eat in

[@littlekitty3092]

I am from Kazakhstan and thank you for talking about that country 😍😄💕

[@MaximTransportDiaries]

me too

[@t3a5]

Turkic Brothers 🇹🇷❤️🇰🇿

[@Kandliand]

Мен Астанаданмын, ал сен?

[@threepriyasShashini]

Do you eat rocks ?

[@stephanieenehizena]

am from Nigeria and we eat Clay my mom eat it a lot

[@The_plus_energy]

I want to eat this rock they are really good

[@kNiGhT47699]

India : always rocks 🤘 And bricks too😂

[@zaydfadil5431]

We love you Nuseir, and the entire Nas Daily team!! ❤️

[@KD20777]

Hi I watched the vid after it uploaded by 33seconds

[@dixagandhi1612]

same

[@HereCoco786]

I watch the vid after it uploaded by 5sec

[@dixagandhi1612]

@DontReadMyProfilePicture.0 i read ur profile picture

[@Alimzhannesipbai]

Куда подевался предыдущий ведущий?

[@chandinipriya3]

Iam an Indian living in south part of the country(Andhra Pradesh,telugu) here we use some type of clay called naama pandu (different varieties) ,in Karnataka and in tamil nadu , they call it naama katti. In ancient times and now also many piligrimage sites use them. We dont eat like food but in small quantities like medicine

[@jazzbollywood]

What are the medical benefits? Does it taste bitter?

[@Craft-With-Sandhya]

But this video is related to carving,In our country (India) ppl eat earthy pots, slate pencil,chalk etc.its just because they have iron n calcium deficiency. (Sorry for grammatical mistakes).

[@SwarnaNoble]

You mean Suddha mukkka 😁

[@chandinipriya3]

@@SwarnaNoble సుద్ద కాదు రా, సుద్ద అంటే chalk, నామ పండు లేదా నామ కట్టి అంటే some type of clay which heals high temperatures

[@SwarnaNoble]

@@chandinipriya3 hoo 😃. Naku meeru cheppake thelisindhi dhaani gurinchi 😅. Thank you 😁

[@MaximTransportDiaries]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿: As a Kazakh, i can Proof you right 🇰🇿: Мен қазақ ретінде сіздің дұрыстығын дәлелдей аламын

[@Aldiyarchik69]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿?может быть 🇬🇧?

[@MaximTransportDiaries]

@@Aldiyarchik69 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 это флаг Англии 🇬🇧 а это флаг Соединенново Королевство, там ни только на Английском но и на других так что нет

[@RonenGG]

I'll be honest I'm pretty shocked about the fact that people can eat rocks, I guess not every kind of rock? because there are probably some hard rocks that your teeth can't chew

[@uniquezzzz8641]

It's Also Eaten In India 🇮🇳 We Say It 'Met'😅😅

[@uniquezzzz8641]

What Price 😀

[@BTS.army156]

In india if someone sold clay as food they can be arrested or have to pay fine but yeah there are many sellers who are selling slate stone not in good category but for writing purpose and people used to eat it because of pica disorder.

[@kaushleshbhalla]

You should share knowledge but please dont repeat things.... It's a 2 minutes video that u dragged for whole 5 minutes

[@KOCYK745]

Evolution made them eat rocks, what's your excuse why you can't eat a Mountain (my is that i don't live near one)

[@Clos1300]

I thought they do it in Kyrgyzstan

[@rosesareredandpink6410]

I'm one of those people that it eat, I'm a Congolese.

[@allroundermithlesh5980]

Nas daily Rock's

[@flawlessgamer7312]

nice one

[@AlbinSajan]

Nice tasty

[@NasDaily]

I'd say so 🙌

[@AlbinSajan]

​@@NasDailyhe replied omg 😮😮😮

[@lazybaby525]

I consider eating rocks went from poverty in the country in old times

[@trollexandhypesfavs]

Seems smth I'd do lol

[@jaisal4960]

Yeah there is a type of rock called fullers earth or bentonite clay (multani mitti) which is commonly used as face mask to solve skin problem and also edible too many people eat it.

[@rishikajadala2485]

Yeah Multani mitti . I use it as a mask but I never knew you can eat it....

[@himanshuurbanblogs]

You are so best I also become a youtuber but my family is not giving up phone

[@howdareu135]

Usa ,uk ,Africans. Indian, pakistani, Russians, all over world people eating clay. There online edible clay sellers, day by day customer are increasing 😂😂😂😂😂

[@OfficalJustAlexPlaying]

What is it called

[@munjiyvette1874]

Calabar chalk

[@mickaella5466]

I love that you didn't judge them or act like they were crazy and genuinely showed interest to their way of of living life. Love from France ❤❤

[@GeckoYYY_123]

looks nice too eat

[@Elirgic.Sonic.]

Real rocks

[@ParadiseJuly-pj2lo]

Clay not rocks

[@AyoDont]

Imagine eating Nokia💀

[@ItsUrFairyDora]

💀

[@riv3rl0v3r]

Wow now i know what XO TEAM eats in Kazakhstan

[@deronbutorange]

Does that mean Dwayne "the rock" Johnson lives there

[@moshebigelow5308]

Okay I'm so not Asian but I have this craving for these things and it's something about that earthy rainy taste it's hard to explain I know it's pica right

[@aishasidiqa3167]

She's right okk now clay and chalk and slate items different stones are being eat by different people's in Asia 🌏

[@y3rdop478]

As an Indian, I can confirm that eating rocks is not common in india...infact I never heard of eating rocks. Since India is so diverse so maybe some people eat it but I never heard of it 😅

[@Uppi746]

Correct

[@rekha2459]

True 🤔

[@Picacommunityhub]

There are many clay eaters in India