What Happened When I Ate Nothing But "Healthy" Fast Food For A Week

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  • Опубліковано 4 тра 2018
  • America has an obesity problem, but there are more 200,000 fast foods restaurants dotted throughout the country. Customers have been moving towards places with healthier menus, and many traditional chains are adding items to address this. I tried eating these "healthy" fast foods for an entire week. I had every meal at McDonald's, Wendy's, Taco Bell, Burger King, Subway, Dunkin' Donuts or Chick-fil-A.
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    Kevin Reilly: Fast food is cheap and convenient. But hidden in between the burgers and tacos are some "healthy" options: salads, grilled chicken, yogurts, oatmeal, power burritos. Doesn't sound too bad, right? I spent a week eating nothing but these "healthy" fast foods and I lost six-and-a-half pounds. But even though I lost about a pound a day, it didn't really go well.
    I live in New York City, a place with every possible food you could want. Eating healthy here, it's a breeze. But across America, there are more than 200,000 fast food joints, and they're bringing in more than $200 billion a year in sales. And no matter where you go, you're never far from a place like McDonald's or Taco Bell. But in recent years, consumers want better, healthier choices, and the traditional fast food places have been losing customers to those fast casual healthy options.
    The rules were pretty simple: Eat every major meal at a national fast food chain and stick to the healthy options. McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, Taco Bell, Dunkin' Donuts, Subway, and Chick-fil-A; nothing but them for a week. Yeah, I lost almost seven pounds, but let's take a close look at the numbers.
    On a normal day, I'm eating around 2,500 calories. An adult man should be having about 2,400 to 2,600 calories a day. But on this fast food plan, my calories plummeted. Most of these meals came in under 400 calories, and that was one of my first problems. I'd eat and just a couple hours later, I was starving. And I had days when I didn't eat more than 1,000 calories.
    Now, some of these meals were really good. My favorite was this grilled chicken market salad from Chick-fil-A. It had blueberries, strawberries, apples; it was delicious and it was actually healthy. However, a lot of the other salads from Burger King, McDonald's, and Wendy's were loaded with salt, often more than 50% of what I needed for the entire day, from a salad. In fact, excess salt was a problem the entire week. I thought I had hit the jackpot with Taco Bell's al Fresco menu. They take off all the cheese and mayo-based sauces and replace it with lettuce and pico de gallo. One night I got tacos, another night I got a power cantina burrito, and these were meals with more protein than usual. So, I felt like I was getting enough food. They were good, too good. It was all salt. In fact, just one burrito had almost as much salt as I needed in just one day. The American Heart Association says we should limit our sodium to about 2,300 milligrams a day, but the ideal is closer to 1,500 milligrams a day, especially for a person like me with high blood pressure. But if you look at my sodium intake, it was high every day, yet I was barely getting the calories I needed. If I wanted to keep the sodium down, I was starving. If I wanted to feel full, salt through the roof. You see, that's an issue in the fast food industry. Wendy's even acknowledges on their website that there's going to be a trade-off between salt and flavor.
    It was weird. I didn't feel healthy at all throughout the week, even though I was eating healthy foods and losing weight. And on the last day, I had this massive headache that was just infuriating. These places, they're supposed to be tasty, cheap, and convenient. But it wasn't cheap. Every healthy option was expensive, but left me hungry. For eight grilled nuggets and this tiny kale salad at Chick-fil-A, $12. For the power Mediterranean salad at Wendy's, it was almost $8, yet I could get a cheeseburger, nuggets, fries, and a soda for only $4. That brings me to another problem. Walk into McDonald's and you get hit with that sweet, sweet french fry smell, and I had to get a salad.
    Would I recommend this to anyone? Nope, unless you're stuck on the road with no other options. Though there was a bright spot: breakfast at Subway. They have these egg-white-and-cheese sandwiches, which I got covered in spinach and peppers. And let me tell you, it was good. But after all this, I just want a cheeseburger.
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  • @williamroberts2750
    @williamroberts2750 5 років тому +3782

    People in the U.S. really use the word “starving” loosely.

    • @nicolasjulian8213
      @nicolasjulian8213 5 років тому +147

      Omg so true I'm from el salvador (central América) and when I see how they use it I feel kinda offended :v

    • @Cantalupo3471
      @Cantalupo3471 5 років тому +27

      Yea we do haha

    • @nicolasjulian8213
      @nicolasjulian8213 5 років тому +9

      @@Cantalupo3471 wait cantalupo is your lastname

    • @Cantalupo3471
      @Cantalupo3471 5 років тому +7

      Lobito Neón Yea

    • @nicolasjulian8213
      @nicolasjulian8213 5 років тому +37

      @@Cantalupo3471 omg I know is useless info but that's the translation of cantaloupe to Spanish, ok I'm only hungry

  • @BenjiClips614
    @BenjiClips614 5 років тому +6314

    Food has lettuce in it.
    It’s “Healthy”

    • @famousramus2288
      @famousramus2288 5 років тому +171

      I've heard that lettuce has hardly any nutritional value to it

    • @BenjiClips614
      @BenjiClips614 5 років тому +3

      Famous Ramus22 ive heard the same

    • @Target850
      @Target850 5 років тому +49

      Paint Bacon green = its healthy

    • @mklinger23
      @mklinger23 5 років тому +61

      @@famousramus2288 lettuce actually has a lot of nutrients like vitamins A and K. They are extremely low calorie so that's where a lot of people think there's no nutrients. Especially if you look at calories to nutrients, it's very high in nutrients.

    • @The.Drunk-Koala
      @The.Drunk-Koala 5 років тому +1

      hearing and believing is easy, research and learning is harder, burn kjs and learn

  • @PabloEscobar-wd7vy
    @PabloEscobar-wd7vy 5 років тому +1836

    Who the hell puts strawberries in grilled chicken

    • @lisagonzalez86
      @lisagonzalez86 5 років тому +143

      U have to try it!! Soooo good... but only with raspberry vinaigrette dressing

    • @MiMi-ch8zr
      @MiMi-ch8zr 5 років тому +76

      Chicken goes well with acidic/sour flavor thus lemons are often popular marination option.
      🍓s same logic.
      So to each their own choice and taste. Just don't judge quick.
      Mostly we're putt off out of choices we're used to

    • @Ironraven24
      @Ironraven24 5 років тому +8

      It's good. I've had cashew + strawberry + grape + chicken + dates in a salad and it was amazing.

    • @FatimaFatima-su2je
      @FatimaFatima-su2je 4 роки тому +4

      GAMER 2018 it’s so gooood! It seems weird but the combination is delicious!,

    • @VS-mn4tv
      @VS-mn4tv 4 роки тому

      Chick fil a

  • @monkeywage
    @monkeywage 5 років тому +694

    The problem is not just the "food", it's also the "fast" part.
    Fast / delicious / healthy. You can only pick two.

    • @kanduyog1182
      @kanduyog1182 5 років тому +36

      This comment is so underrated

    • @prado7391
      @prado7391 5 років тому +27

      I know what you mean but the analogy doesn't make sense. "Pick two" I could pick healthy ans fast and you said it yourself there ain't no healthy fast food

    • @kanduyog1182
      @kanduyog1182 5 років тому +4

      @@prado7391 I think he meant "pick one"

    • @Adven4U1
      @Adven4U1 4 роки тому +9

      KanDuyog118
      You can cook a healthy delicious meal.

    • @jordanshore838
      @jordanshore838 4 роки тому +15

      @@prado7391 Healthy and fast, they give you a salad that's just lettuce and tomatoes, but guess what it's gonna taste more boring than a soap opera.

  • @rachellofgran7898
    @rachellofgran7898 5 років тому +640

    For anyone curious, the chick-fil-a salads are actually made fresh in the morning with fresh ingredients and put into the refrigerator to keep fresh for a little while before someone orders one (used to work there). There's a reason they taste good.

    • @rasmus7288
      @rasmus7288 5 років тому +41

      *F R E S H*

    • @edwardbrito3332
      @edwardbrito3332 5 років тому +30

      It's one of few fast food places I trust makes me happy lol.

    • @suddddfdf8798
      @suddddfdf8798 5 років тому +21

      That’s so wholesome to know!!! I wish we had chick-fil-a in my county :((

    • @deadmemes4857
      @deadmemes4857 5 років тому +7

      3 *FRESH*

    • @wandaperi
      @wandaperi 5 років тому

      but it's still *fast food*

  • @copethedeez
    @copethedeez 6 років тому +7537

    ‘Tech Insider’

    • @zubairahmed7214
      @zubairahmed7214 6 років тому +105

      Beasty Bacon You meant "Tech Insider." Right?!

    • @Patricia-ut7gf
      @Patricia-ut7gf 6 років тому +37

      Zubair Mirza ‘Tech Insider’

    • @zubairahmed7214
      @zubairahmed7214 6 років тому +11

      Patricia ! 😦😥

    • @dandanthedandan7558
      @dandanthedandan7558 6 років тому +76

      Maybe Patricia's talking about how the name has "tech" in it and this video is about food...

    • @camilnx4511
      @camilnx4511 6 років тому +106

      I tho this was buzzfeed wtf

  • @fernybern
    @fernybern 5 років тому +1319

    Is this really a well thought out video though? The guy was unhealthy to start with... and then he keeps saying he didn't feel healthy during the week because he was suddenly so aware.

    • @hsuhorn
      @hsuhorn 5 років тому +4

      Fernando Valles oh yeah yeah

    • @ferni0
      @ferni0 5 років тому +3

      MasterLuke24 Is Cool oh yeah yeah

    • @thadicktater6832
      @thadicktater6832 5 років тому +3

      It's just propaganda ; )

    • @maxgoose707
      @maxgoose707 5 років тому +10

      Wanna try this urself? Go ahead

    • @fridolfmane1063
      @fridolfmane1063 5 років тому

      Fix mah burittttooooossssszzzsszzz

  • @unusuallyasian4070
    @unusuallyasian4070 5 років тому +157

    “An average male needs 2400 to 2600 calories a day”
    Matt stonie,”hold my beer”

  • @tr6719
    @tr6719 5 років тому +1453

    "on an average day im having about 2500 calories a day" why are you lying

    • @Artist_sylvie
      @Artist_sylvie 5 років тому +147

      More like 3500

    • @robertdixon6536
      @robertdixon6536 5 років тому +117

      You do not need 2,600 Cal day unless you do a ton of excersize.

    • @bobbywhite6208
      @bobbywhite6208 5 років тому +7

      @@robertdixon6536 I do and I'm skinny and exercise mildly, not alot or etc, if I dont eat about that much I get tired and really hungry soon

    • @slimpickens8343
      @slimpickens8343 5 років тому

      If you're a skinny manlet maybe

    • @robertdixon6536
      @robertdixon6536 5 років тому +1

      @@bobbywhite6208 You are a fairly rare bird Bobby and fortunate, depending on which side of the coin you are on.😉

  • @videosandvideosandvideos
    @videosandvideosandvideos 5 років тому +210

    The first sentence of this video.. NO! Fast food is not that cheap. Do the math! Cooking at home saves your health and $$$

    • @spiritanimal7516
      @spiritanimal7516 5 років тому +8

      Too many idiots don't realize this.

    • @billieeillishfan7020
      @billieeillishfan7020 5 років тому +1

      So I can never eat fast food?

    • @wibs0n68
      @wibs0n68 4 роки тому +14

      @@billieeillishfan7020 not saying you can't. to save money and better health, just cook it yourself

    • @wibs0n68
      @wibs0n68 4 роки тому +1

      @@acegr4732 that is when you learn how to cook. Healthy foold can take up to 30mins

    • @MrBemnet1
      @MrBemnet1 4 роки тому +1

      @@wibs0n68 with more practice you can cook faster .Sometimes use half pre made like boxed vegetables or...

  • @showaibzaman400
    @showaibzaman400 5 років тому +454

    I seem he has less knowledge about food and nutrition.

    • @CharleGodin
      @CharleGodin 5 років тому +14

      Dude is convinced salt is bad lol

    • @03e-210a
      @03e-210a 4 роки тому +6

      @Ichigo Red It seems you are no smarter than the idiot in this video. Before refrigeration was accessible, people were using salting in their foods and in a day it was normal to see someone consuming nearly 7.5 grams of salt a day. Guess what happened to them? Nothing. Nothing at all. The symptoms you've mentioned here are just an idiot's rambling. Please go educate yourself before you misinform people. The only way you can really harm yourself with salt is drinking a pint of it which is a method of suicide. The fact that the recommended salt intake is 1.5 grams is absolutely stupid.

    • @eqluid7042
      @eqluid7042 4 роки тому +2

      T guys lets chill and relax its just salt

    • @yuhyuh5674
      @yuhyuh5674 4 роки тому +1

      @Caro Ooms being aware of proper nutrition isn't acting smart. Hit your local dietician to learn something.

  • @hks2512
    @hks2512 5 років тому +179

    You don't eat around 2500 calories daily. We might be stupid but we're not blind

    • @sharanabhishek7352
      @sharanabhishek7352 4 роки тому +14

      An average male does it around that range, you're stupid

    • @religion9685
      @religion9685 4 роки тому +10

      Beep Boop but he doesn’t as you can see you fool.

    • @camerinagonzalez4919
      @camerinagonzalez4919 4 роки тому

      Lol

    • @garbagegd6604
      @garbagegd6604 4 роки тому +3

      @Chonghan L its 2000 for women

    • @doctorthee
      @doctorthee 3 роки тому +3

      2500 is actually pretty reasonable, u can still get fat on that if you don't work out.

  • @Krebzonide
    @Krebzonide 6 років тому +348

    Drinking more water will help with the excess salt and being hungry all the time.

    • @Krebzonide
      @Krebzonide 6 років тому

      Shyam N Panigrahi by filling your stomach with something.

    • @Eli-dq1bj
      @Eli-dq1bj 6 років тому

      True true true

    • @Kain_R_Heinlein
      @Kain_R_Heinlein 6 років тому

      Shyam N Panigrahi yeah sometimes drinking water gets me hungry/ier

    • @rainjuice5774
      @rainjuice5774 5 років тому +2

      I drink a lot of water, but I get baked at night so I get hungry again XD

    • @jeanmichelprell4154
      @jeanmichelprell4154 5 років тому

      I don't think that yummy waffles are good to burn fat at night if youre hungry c:

  • @futureprogrammer880
    @futureprogrammer880 6 років тому +1371

    This guy doesn't know much about food and nutrition

    • @ras_krystafari3333
      @ras_krystafari3333 5 років тому +38

      future Programmer not at all lol.

    • @alexeskimo4054
      @alexeskimo4054 5 років тому +1

      future Programmer LOL right

    • @marvinpurcell2775
      @marvinpurcell2775 5 років тому +88

      I mean, hes just trying out the healthy section lmao

    • @safir2241
      @safir2241 5 років тому +2

      Exactly!

    • @WofWca
      @WofWca 5 років тому +34

      Just like the vast majority of these commenters.
      Am I complaining about stupid people again?

  • @ActUp
    @ActUp 5 років тому +244

    Tip: Just dont eat food at all duh

  • @kevinarzola4781
    @kevinarzola4781 5 років тому +269

    You and me both know you don’t eat 2500 calories regularly. Just by looking at you, you’re easily breaking 3k daily on a low eating day.
    The reason you’re so hungry is because you’re going from 3.5k-4K calories (which is realistic let’s be real here) to a normal diet of around 2k.

    • @iLuvBvnny
      @iLuvBvnny 5 років тому +16

      @Kevin Arzola Don't judge a book by it's cover, you never know

    • @kevinarzola4781
      @kevinarzola4781 5 років тому +62

      XHAZEL just look at him and listen. He says he loves fast foods and literally said he ate a burger right after the whole thing.
      My statement is correct lol

    • @filippians413
      @filippians413 5 років тому +15

      I agree with you Kevin. His body wasn't used to it.

    • @kristerrs
      @kristerrs 5 років тому +4

      It doesnt matter what you eat. As long as you don't eat enough food, you're gonna have a bad time

    • @timcombs7220
      @timcombs7220 5 років тому +2

      lol... this comment made me cackle

  • @lailanaperkins3019
    @lailanaperkins3019 5 років тому +343

    chicken with strawberries, blue berries and apples? holy shit-

    • @tatotatoo5404
      @tatotatoo5404 5 років тому +6

      Holy shit indeed.

    • @doctordogger4121
      @doctordogger4121 5 років тому

      Fruit salad prime

    • @tdv10
      @tdv10 5 років тому +4

      @@tatotatoo5404 underrated comment I'd say

    • @neptaligomez3983
      @neptaligomez3983 5 років тому +4

      @but ton idk if you like it but it's almost like pineapple on pizza the fruit makes it sweet and the meat makes it salty good combo

    • @gl0rygreatest303
      @gl0rygreatest303 5 років тому

      but ton pineapple on pizza is good shit
      Fight meh

  • @glizzard7723
    @glizzard7723 5 років тому +217

    Okay I watched your video. Now get the hell out of my recommendations.

    • @TexasGTO
      @TexasGTO 5 років тому +10

      See the 3 dots under the thumbnail for the video? Click that then click "not interested"... You're welcome.

    • @kaas323
      @kaas323 5 років тому +2

      @@TexasGTO yea, and then some other wierd no good video pops up, and you have to Click "not interested" on it.

    • @ptomczak18
      @ptomczak18 5 років тому

      Lmao

    • @autumn5590
      @autumn5590 5 років тому +1

      Then why’d you click on the vid

    • @maxheller7815
      @maxheller7815 5 років тому +1

      Glizzard ur only gonna make it worse...

  • @DG-hb8ob
    @DG-hb8ob 5 років тому +16

    I love this video, we have a similar problem in the UK. There are all types of fast food around, and sometimes it's easier to choose this option. I work 50+ hours a week in central London, I used to live of fast food daily, and honestly I felt like crap. I started re-organising my time and spared a couple of hours to meal prep. Honestly, I've never felt so healthy and good in my life. Of course I treat myself now and then with the occasional fast food, but not as much nowadays

  • @ilhamionur
    @ilhamionur 5 років тому +71

    Why don't you just go and cook your own food with real ingredients?

    • @Adven4U1
      @Adven4U1 5 років тому +13

      I’d love to... but I’ve got a hypocritical mother who’s decided that she’d rather me destroy my body through eating garbage then accidentally burn her house down by cooking.

    • @galemara7990
      @galemara7990 4 роки тому +11

      Adven4U1 glad I’m not the only one, I would go on a healthy diet if it wasn’t for my parents feeding me unhealthy meals without having a concern over health issues

    • @MenTaLLyMenTaL
      @MenTaLLyMenTaL 3 роки тому +1

      Time is an important resource and sometimes it's not worth cooking esp if you find good options outside. What is "good" depends on your goals & situation.

    • @MintPro47
      @MintPro47 3 роки тому

      @@Adven4U1 oof same.My mum gets me fast food very often cuz it's cheaper

    • @marieanne4117
      @marieanne4117 3 роки тому

      @@MintPro47 same during years

  • @aashiranwar3942
    @aashiranwar3942 6 років тому +1322

    He says he's eating nothing but healthy food... He drinks soda In the video

    • @FOTHER_MUCKER
      @FOTHER_MUCKER 6 років тому +126

      Aashir Anwar it could be water?

    • @jaap2458
      @jaap2458 6 років тому +61

      Could be Coke light or Zero.

    • @adamantium2012
      @adamantium2012 6 років тому +55

      Could be unsweetened iced tea.

    • @jarodmartinez213
      @jarodmartinez213 6 років тому +29

      He was drinking soda not eating

    • @FISHGOMOO4321
      @FISHGOMOO4321 6 років тому +35

      Show me one piece of evidence which suggests that.

  • @infini.tesimo
    @infini.tesimo 6 років тому +1261

    You do realize if you exercise daily for 3-5 days at moderate to high intensity for 30-50 min you'll sweat most of the salt out. You have heart health issues because you simply aren't exercising enough. Those issues become no longer when you actually take care of yourself. If you think salt is bad, you'd be amazed at your controversial stance against it with other countries who consume far more sodium like the people around the Mediterranean sea and Japan. They're predicted to live longer. Enjoy your salt.

    • @johnmcclane4430
      @johnmcclane4430 6 років тому +245

      Calling salt the reason for their increased life span is just inane. The reason why the Japanese live longer for example is because their entire diet is different than in the west.(more fish, rice, soy, seeweed,vegetables, tea and less dairy and smaller plates), Add to this that they consume only third of the calories that Americans do and you'll get the reason for why.
      Also another one is that you'll be fat shamed(which is a good thing) because being fat is not the norm.

    • @angeliquea9557
      @angeliquea9557 6 років тому +222

      Brett Van Overstraeten I don’t think he is claiming salt is the key to their longer life span. He’s just simply saying they eat a lot of salt too, if not maybe more, and don’t have the problems we do.

    • @infini.tesimo
      @infini.tesimo 6 років тому +52

      Brett Van Overstraeten that's a given. I'm just picking this out of his excuses for his belief it's salt for being part of the equation when it's minuscule in comparison to the fact this guy eats far too much and doesn't exercise enough to help assist with fat loss.

    • @johnmcclane4430
      @johnmcclane4430 6 років тому +9

      Oh okay

    • @jefranke
      @jefranke 6 років тому +11

      Salt-restricted diets are now only indicated for people with pre-existing conditions like high blood pressure. As a savvy scientist put it recently "The three things they tell you to bring in to the desert are water, food and salt." Anyone who has experienced hyponatremia can validate this from personal experience.

  • @god5590
    @god5590 5 років тому +48

    it literally took me three min to realize this wasn't buzzfeed lmao

  • @jaridkeen123
    @jaridkeen123 5 років тому +22

    Did you know eatting less salt is worse for you then eatting to much. If you get under the recommended salt for the day constantly you die. If you go over your body has ways to remove extra salt.

    • @nicksahloby4097
      @nicksahloby4097 3 роки тому +5

      this is very much true.

    • @ShubhamSharma-iz2qo
      @ShubhamSharma-iz2qo 3 роки тому

      Balance is key but people used to live when salt wasn't invented.

    • @ShubhamSharma-iz2qo
      @ShubhamSharma-iz2qo 3 роки тому

      @cheggers! yeah salt is bad. I avoid it mostly.

    • @Jacob-Pilling
      @Jacob-Pilling 3 роки тому +2

      @@ShubhamSharma-iz2qo Think about what you just said right there for about 5 minutes.

    • @ShubhamSharma-iz2qo
      @ShubhamSharma-iz2qo 3 роки тому

      @@Jacob-Pilling why do I need to think about it?

  • @MakeTaxationTheftAgain
    @MakeTaxationTheftAgain 6 років тому +269

    There's no way he only eats 2500 calories a day.

    • @cesarg3934
      @cesarg3934 6 років тому +49

      More like 3500 a day!

    • @kaytachi97
      @kaytachi97 6 років тому +23

      If he doesnt do alot of sports i think it makes sense. I only eat like 2000 kcal a day and i dont lose weight like that even tho i am like 95 kg and thats because i am lazy af

    • @simonpetkov6640
      @simonpetkov6640 6 років тому

      Mr President im 16 and I eat 3400 calories a day from healthy foods. Rice, chicken breast, oatmeal vegies and training as well and I am 145 pounds so he muat eat around 4000 junk food.

    • @minuscarnival8611
      @minuscarnival8611 6 років тому +1

      Mister Bananas you need to have a hormone panel done

    • @Rozjan98
      @Rozjan98 6 років тому +3

      3500-4000 I'd say I'm supposed to have 2500 to keep my weight and I'm 196lbs

  • @shirona2082
    @shirona2082 6 років тому +1287

    Just goes to show eating food you make yourself is the best way. If that wasn't already obvious, of course...
    And it's REALLY not as hard as people make it out to be.

    • @kevinMIAMIHEATWADE3
      @kevinMIAMIHEATWADE3 6 років тому +57

      not only is it not hard to pick up but it lets you make food to suit your own tastes perfectly. my problem is most of the time buying all the ingredients for a dish is way more expensive than buying the dish from elsewhere unless you already have tons of ingredients on hand all the time

    • @sws212
      @sws212 6 років тому +26

      Eh, making the effort is the problem, cooking and exercise both require someone wanting to put in the time. Healthier cooked foods also still deal with cost; fresh ingredients are typically more expensive than junk foods.

    • @ge2719
      @ge2719 6 років тому +31

      cans of beans, steam some frozen vegetables, fry some chicken. some rice. these things arent hard. the take a few mins to cook.

    • @manonw4167
      @manonw4167 6 років тому +4

      Most curry's are easy to make and contain a lot of fresh veggies plus you can cook some extra for the next day. This is what i usually do when i'm very busy. The most expensive ingredient is usually meat but with curry's you won't really mis that.

    • @jason41482
      @jason41482 6 років тому +1

      you go girl

  • @Ravikumar_Sharma
    @Ravikumar_Sharma 5 років тому +97

    Viking loses 6 pounds.

  • @crimsama2451
    @crimsama2451 5 років тому +19

    id love to see this tried with convenience store and super market "healthy" options that are prepackaged and ready to eat.

  • @1yougotrickrolled603
    @1yougotrickrolled603 6 років тому +1472

    They're still unhealthy foods. Do you know preservatives are bad for you. That food is most likely frozen but reheated.

    • @oteletampis7513
      @oteletampis7513 6 років тому +24

      Duuurrrrr, I can't read this so it's UNHEALTHY,, DURR!
      But still, yes, this was unhealthy.

    • @mlgh4x0r88
      @mlgh4x0r88 6 років тому +83

      Hmm last time I checked salt is a vital mineral used to maintain our nervous system...guess I should stop eating these “preservatives”

    • @peedfarded
      @peedfarded 6 років тому +18

      You must have not watched the video before writing this comment.

    • @billyBob-dz7jy
      @billyBob-dz7jy 6 років тому +22

      Not sure how you guys missed the point of this guys comment to such a degree. He didn't mean that foods with preservatives are inherently bad. What he was saying is that to preserve foods at fast food restaurants so that they don't go bad they have to pack them with salt, causing the sodium to calorie ratio too be dangerously high if you're dumb enough to eat three meals at a fast food joint like this guy.

    • @mlgh4x0r88
      @mlgh4x0r88 6 років тому +21

      Josh Josh He’s not talking about salt: he’s talking about the “preservatives” boogeyman.

  • @wackyduck3
    @wackyduck3 6 років тому +180

    If arent getting enough calories than its not a meal, you were just parts of meals...eat two salads

    • @ge2719
      @ge2719 6 років тому +6

      or he was eating exactly the meal he needed to lose weight...

    • @silver34211
      @silver34211 5 років тому +5

      like he said, fast food salads are really expensive

    • @ceasaddict2531
      @ceasaddict2531 5 років тому +2

      It's not that. The ingredients in a salad are low in calorie but high indensity. You need to balance meals out not just eat a salad. That's why things such as Pandas are eating ALL DAY because bamboo shoots suck for nutrition. You'd need to eat roughly 12 salads to be an average male per day and even then your nutrition would be lacking.

    • @ThatShadowBannedGuy
      @ThatShadowBannedGuy 5 років тому

      +Graeme Evans
      Have you tried losing weight before? Eating less than you should and working out works... for the first few KG. Then your body adapts and it stops. You can eat like a little girl and work out for 1-2 hours every day and not lose any weight at all for weeks or even months. That's why people stop trying. It's not worth it. Not all people are like you, to be thin without putting in any effort.
      It's all about genes. If you think that you're thin because of your eating habits and that you put in some sort of effort to be the size that you are, well then, sorry pal but you're not. You have nothing to be proud of.

    • @nikidino8
      @nikidino8 5 років тому

      +John Doe I tried losing weigth before and I only changed a few small things like:
      Watching at a low Glycemic index of food and don't combine them with fatty food
      Eat maybe sometimes a salad
      Thats how I lost 10 kg in 6 months without even changing the amount I eat (I eat a lot) or doing sport.

  • @TheGreatgan
    @TheGreatgan 5 років тому +87

    Recommended salt is not attainable with our preference of salt. If you think, other more expensive restaurant or even you mom cooking is any less different.. you are fooling yourself. The reason why this dude feeling unhealthy, is probably due to the drops in weight.
    He drops too much calories a day. 2400 calories is only for those 5'10 n had active lifestyle.
    If you work behind office n smaller than that, you probably need less.. BUT, since your body are used digest so much calories, a sudden drop in intake would make you suffer

    • @ianc.4444
      @ianc.4444 5 років тому +10

      restaurant chains sure, but cooking at home, mom and pop restaurants, etc. aren't going to give you a shit ton of salt and will definitely keep you under your recommended; you're fooling yourself if you think it's not attainable, when it actually is easily attainable
      Salt is healthy is the recommended doses because it actually helps with KEEPING hydrated, etc. But in large amounts, it's extremely unhealthy. You're not going to make a meal at home and dump 1400mg of salt in it; regular meals will be closer to a few hundred, maybe 500-600 at most if it's salt heavy.
      you are correct, the massive drop in calories is probably what made him feel bad and not necessarily the salt, but expensive restaurants and "your mom cooking" isn't going to dump as much salt in you as a fast food chain -- you'd be naive to think that, and you are actually the one fooling yourself

    • @raoulz9619
      @raoulz9619 5 років тому +4

      TheGreatgan lol 2400 is to much? If i eat 2400 i will lose over a pound a week in weight. Yeah i exercise but unless you are around 100 lbs and All you do is drive your car to work and sit on your ass all day 2400 is perfect for a average male

    • @kennethzhen5994
      @kennethzhen5994 5 років тому

      Do you think msg is a good salt substitute

    • @raoulz9619
      @raoulz9619 5 років тому

      kenneth zhen lol no better take some kalium

    • @GrandVoidDaoist
      @GrandVoidDaoist 5 років тому

      @@raoulz9619 damn I only need 1000 kcal a day, and I don't exercise at all

  • @FakeExotic
    @FakeExotic 5 років тому +19

    So he just ate the burger with lettuce, tomato, cheese, and the bread itself.

  • @MeepMeep88
    @MeepMeep88 6 років тому +842

    So what you're saying is I can survive off potato chips!

    • @slaynprey
      @slaynprey 6 років тому +25

      lol... twas a joke, ya know?

    • @slaynprey
      @slaynprey 6 років тому +4

      You could practically live off of potatoes, especially with a little bit of ketchup! I mean, obviously you haven't seen "Martian" with Mark Wahlberg.

    • @jimmytomato532
      @jimmytomato532 6 років тому +3

      slayNprey "with mark wahlberg"

    • @slaynprey
      @slaynprey 6 років тому

      Thomas Kramer What is the purpose of your comment?

    • @evilapple3427
      @evilapple3427 6 років тому +2

      Actually, humans are designed to process starch. We have an entire glucose storage system near our liver.

  • @RayMak
    @RayMak 5 років тому +761

    As long as it's healthy food it's healthy

  • @ilovelimpfries
    @ilovelimpfries 5 років тому +8

    I have high blood pressure too and i found out the level of sodium that the food industry uses is outrageous. I ended up cooking almost all of my own meals.

  • @jsdjsiv9401
    @jsdjsiv9401 5 років тому +16

    “I just want a cheeseburger”
    Mood.

  • @cro9364
    @cro9364 6 років тому +599

    "Eating Healthy" Grabs soft drink...

    • @papanomaly6284
      @papanomaly6284 6 років тому +18

      Cro XV its a diet coke duuhhh.

    • @tavanozinedinyazidabdul7471
      @tavanozinedinyazidabdul7471 6 років тому +22

      Eating healthy drinking unhealthy
      Duhhhh..

    • @hemapler5295
      @hemapler5295 6 років тому +10

      Pewds Waifu
      Actually. Diet Coke has more sugar than regular coke

    • @papanomaly6284
      @papanomaly6284 6 років тому +8

      ΕηηαᎡᎠ Ꭲhe Mapler you're wrong, it has more water than sugar.

    • @Poutumehhhu2
      @Poutumehhhu2 6 років тому

      I think its because its included in the "Healthy meal"

  • @ShaneHajan
    @ShaneHajan 6 років тому +243

    Just make your own chicken and rice. Cheaper and healthier and you do not stay hungry.. this is just a dumb way of making a small problem a big one

    • @jamescharles8764
      @jamescharles8764 5 років тому +3

      J V but that takes time tho

    • @AutomaticDuck300
      @AutomaticDuck300 5 років тому +1

      No rice, rice is grains and is not keto

    • @diogeneslantern18
      @diogeneslantern18 5 років тому +8

      James Merdian chicken, rice and veggies takes 20 minutes. Don't be so lazy

    • @PermanentHigh
      @PermanentHigh 5 років тому +3

      @@jamescharles8764 It takes EXACTLY 35mn total to cook chicken and rice. Rice is about 20mn, and chicken is like 10mm, You can cook the chicken within 10mn of the rice being on the stove. I added an extra 15mn for choppong up the spices and cutting the chicken. It's not that hard.

    • @gschaaf713
      @gschaaf713 5 років тому +5

      Im on the atkins diet. I eat 4 sticks of butter for breakfast lunch and dinner and I feel great!

  • @pathanos2662
    @pathanos2662 5 років тому +2

    This is my favorite tech video of all time

  • @HoldMyMatcha
    @HoldMyMatcha 5 років тому

    Cool video, thanks for doing this and giving us the insight

  • @Evan_Adams
    @Evan_Adams 6 років тому +346

    Less sugar can give you that headache. It goes away once your body re-equilibrates. And if you went from eating 2500cal to 1000cal you shouldn't be loosing one Lb a day. Clearly something else going on.

    • @Daisy-pr5bj
      @Daisy-pr5bj 6 років тому +118

      Evan Adams he lost water wheight if you don't eat for a day you can lose 0.5 lb.

    • @Daisy-pr5bj
      @Daisy-pr5bj 6 років тому +6

      sina yyy salt isn't bad but to much is bad

    • @Xtremedog83
      @Xtremedog83 6 років тому +28

      A lot of it was probably water weight and because he was eating around 1,000-1,500 less calories he put his body into starvation mode which would also cause him to loose muscle and fat. Not good

    • @zood199
      @zood199 6 років тому +20

      Xtremedog83 starvation mode doesn't exist (examine.com). It was all water weight and some fat

    • @Daisy-pr5bj
      @Daisy-pr5bj 6 років тому +5

      Axiarus if you wheigh yourself every day at the same moment you wont be 6 pounds up or down

  • @mrbrightside3771
    @mrbrightside3771 6 років тому +721

    I know there are a lot of sheep's out there that think eating salad at fast food restaurant makes them healthy. The answer is NO.

    • @mrbrightside3771
      @mrbrightside3771 6 років тому +59

      sina yyy because the fast food industry is playing mind game with its customer. It's just perceived as healthy but it's actually is not and you end up getting another thing on the menu when you smell the fries cooking. Exactly like he said it would.

    • @mrbrightside3771
      @mrbrightside3771 6 років тому +30

      sina yyy the amount of sodium and other chemical they put in them
      There r a lot youtube videos testing subway sandwich for example. They are not even 100% chicken and the char grilled mark on them are painted on.

    • @DW-vl2wi
      @DW-vl2wi 6 років тому +9

      Emoji Flower Seriously? Painting the meat? Is that like gluing meat together, er I mean what they do with steaks? Is food coloring edible?
      Why would anyone paint something on that's really easy to do while cooking? I don't even like burnt anything, that's toxic. I just had a Subway salad, and it was very healthy. I didn't get the sauce, no sugars, and it was mostly lettuce.

    • @mrbrightside3771
      @mrbrightside3771 6 років тому +7

      Gold Waves search "Subway chicken test" on UA-cam and. Click on the first video. Then come back and discuss with me.

    • @mrbrightside3771
      @mrbrightside3771 6 років тому

      sina yyy you do that too.

  • @worldview2888
    @worldview2888 5 років тому

    cheers to this video and production!

  • @virginiejorion4906
    @virginiejorion4906 5 років тому +5

    I had to eat saltless for 7 days after a specific medical treatment. The first days were not fun, my food tasted bland. But then my pallet changed and my tongue got used to not eating salt. After 7 days I added a bit of salt to my food and it was disgusting! Today I eat salt poor, which basically means that I don't add salt to my food, but I'll eat salty things like ham and I don't avoid foods anymore that contain salt. In my 7 days of no salt, I had to read all the ingredients of everything I purchased. I was surprised to see that some jars of spices/herbs don't contain salt at all, but then there are other jars that are packed with salt. I feel better educated :-)

    • @swolfe9668
      @swolfe9668 Рік тому

      Pepper and garlic powder are my go to spices

  • @TheZoeBig
    @TheZoeBig 6 років тому +22

    A week isn't enough to draw any serious conclusion.

    • @johnmcclane4430
      @johnmcclane4430 6 років тому

      I can draw a conclusion. Go to a dietitian and follow the plan that they lay out for you

    • @4pl3x
      @4pl3x 6 років тому

      Brett Van Overstraeten
      Or save that money you would waste on a dietitian and just read online how to set up a meal plan.

    • @johnmcclane4430
      @johnmcclane4430 6 років тому

      A) People are much less likely to follow the plans that they themselves have laid out B) Everybody has different needs and I highly doubt that they now what they need

  • @aaronfonseca6031
    @aaronfonseca6031 6 років тому +833

    Strawberries with chicken? Wtf

    • @gracezubiaga1368
      @gracezubiaga1368 6 років тому +123

      Delicious delicious

    • @gracezubiaga1368
      @gracezubiaga1368 6 років тому +12

      K A I’m a beautiful mexicana

    • @Lucky8s
      @Lucky8s 6 років тому +3

      Grace Zubiaga
      He's not talking to you.

    • @WayneAmbert-sk2dr
      @WayneAmbert-sk2dr 6 років тому +5

      Aaron Fonseca You should see chocolate chicken

    • @MaartenvanRossemLezingen
      @MaartenvanRossemLezingen 6 років тому +90

      There's nothing wrong with mixing fruits with savory food. Roasted ham with apples or pine apple, Swedish meatballs with that red jam they serve with it, in Belgium they eat meat loaf with cherry sauce, those are just the examples I can think of. Nothing wrong with all of that, only uncultured peasants disagree.

  • @beequabee2593
    @beequabee2593 4 роки тому +2

    0:33
    Alaska and Hawaii: Am I a joke to you?

  • @thatoneguy444
    @thatoneguy444 5 років тому +4

    He's there while im busy eating a whole box of large pizza. 😂😂

  • @SuperHoneyOil
    @SuperHoneyOil 6 років тому +283

    Wonder if his headache was from some form of keto flu, he was eating mostly protein and veggies. No sugar. Most people don't realize how addicted they are until they stop.

    • @joshf2218
      @joshf2218 6 років тому +48

      maybe, but a lot of these salads have a decent amount of carbs, and especially those wraps he was eating.

    • @williamjosephdunn5879
      @williamjosephdunn5879 6 років тому +37

      with the amount of gluten he's eating with the tortillas, I highly doubt he'd get into ketosis

    • @yourmom4398
      @yourmom4398 6 років тому +9

      No way he was in ketosis, a lot of the meals he showed he ate still had a lot of carbs.

    • @SuperHoneyOil
      @SuperHoneyOil 6 років тому +7

      You can have limited carbs, and something made with quinoa or corn doesn't have a ton of sugar. Depends on the amount of carbs per gram. You don't need to be completely abstinent to notice glycol issues, pretty much anyone who reduces sugar significantly feel grumpy or sick.

    • @Pube83
      @Pube83 6 років тому

      I think his sodium levels might have been high enough to avoid keto flu.

  • @sshum00
    @sshum00 6 років тому +248

    Isn't high sodium intake displaced by just drinking more water?

    • @johnmcclane4430
      @johnmcclane4430 6 років тому +23

      yep

    • @zachthompson1494
      @zachthompson1494 6 років тому +78

      No. You will have high blood pressure because the salt will make you retain water. Salt is bad at these quantities. There's no antidote other than to eat less salt.

    • @irrelevance3859
      @irrelevance3859 6 років тому +29

      Zach Thompson exercise is an antidote as you'll pretty much sweat all the sodium and water out.

    • @zachthompson1494
      @zachthompson1494 6 років тому +16

      JJP very dangerous to stress your heart when you have high blood pressure

    • @chanterelledesign8310
      @chanterelledesign8310 6 років тому +2

      Potassium counteracts salt. So they need to in the correct ratio.

  • @andrewhanson1180
    @andrewhanson1180 3 роки тому

    My favorite fastfood item lately has been a veggie delite from Subway. Minus the cucumber, extra lettuce, extra spinach, add banana peppers, add pickle, red vinegar, and pepper with pepper jack cheese. Yum!

    • @necromancer6405
      @necromancer6405 2 роки тому

      Their veggie is actually one of the most calorief filled things on the menu.

  • @afiqirfan2911
    @afiqirfan2911 5 років тому +4

    Burger =
    Buns = Carbohydrates
    Vegetables = Vitamin
    Patty = Protein

  • @cavv0667
    @cavv0667 6 років тому +498

    For many parts of the country, more so in heavily populated to medium sized cities, eating healthy is Expensive... there is a solution, but I'm not saying you'll like it. Soup, soup and more soup... throw in a salad and you end up filling yourself, staying hydrated and getting those benefits of a healthier diet... best part ... it's cheap to make soup and that gives you wiggle room to splurge on some higher priced items on a fairly regular basis. Oh, BTW Do Not go with packaged Ramen type soups or, actually, Any store bought soups... make it yourself and use fresh or frozen veggies w/ a small amount of meat. Any bones, fat trimmed off or skin should be used to make a soup base... more or less a stock, but often with a heavier collagen amount.

    • @tigress1699
      @tigress1699 6 років тому +24

      thats why you eat rice for breakfast. A full meal in the morning can make you last half the day.

    • @PistaKralovic
      @PistaKralovic 6 років тому +15

      I’m from a country where everyone eats soup at least one times a day. ppl really don’t look magically healthy here. even in water veggies loose a lot of vitamins by cooking. eat everything that’s what mama always told me

    • @BPruno1
      @BPruno1 6 років тому +1

      Johnny Doeboy in Slovakia you have a soup every day.

    • @jimberousek5127
      @jimberousek5127 6 років тому +3

      Wow this guy really loves soup.

    • @polong99
      @polong99 6 років тому +5

      True.. Its more cheap to get fat than being skinny lol

  • @patrickm7754
    @patrickm7754 6 років тому +73

    If you lost 7 pounds in a week the salt wasn’t a problem for you....believe me you would know if you were holding tons of water because the scale would be incredibly inconsistent

    • @ge2719
      @ge2719 6 років тому +2

      eating more salt makes you more dehydrated.

    • @patrickm7754
      @patrickm7754 6 років тому +9

      Not really, sodium binds to water and when you increase sodium there is an increased pathway to retention. Some ppl are really sodium sensitive and will literally gain pounds from a few high sodium meals

    • @ge2719
      @ge2719 6 років тому +3

      well he lost way more weight than he should have. so he wasnt over eating salt. he was probably on less salt than he usualy ate, so not eating anywhere near enough to be causing dehydration, instead he dropped water weight because he was on less salt. eating 800 calories a day doesnt matter wha the rda%of salt the food package says, he'll have been having less than what he was getting on 3000calories of whatever junk he used to eat.

    • @johnmcclane4430
      @johnmcclane4430 6 років тому +3

      Could it possibly be the 2200 calories that he wasn't eating. You know the 1.5 amount of calories that a human body requires that he wasn't consuming

    • @RandomGuy-nm6bm
      @RandomGuy-nm6bm 6 років тому

      Graeme Evans wrong, eating lots of sodium makes your body hold more water

  • @praxton
    @praxton 5 років тому +1

    I switched to an all-plant-based diet a few months ago. It's been a bit of an adjustment, but I've been satiated while keeping my calories in check. I really don't count my calories too much with the diet. I think I average out between 2200 and 2500 calories (6'3, 240 lbs overweight man). I've lost weight primarily because I've kept my calories down, but the plant-based diet has also helped because fewer calories make me feel fuller and longer. Now, this doesn't mean I eat salads. I rarely do. I eat rice, beans, potatoes, nuts, etc. I don't shy away from carbs. At all. They help me power through my workouts. The "healthy" options, especially at fast food places, are unlikely to satisfy. If they still have fat and especially salt with the fat, you'll most likely feel hungry again sooner. Fat packs a lot of calories per gram but hardly satiates. We keep going back for more. Whenever I've gone back to eating those delicious fast food meals, I've caught myself easily eating too much. For me, it seems the culprit is animal products especially dairy and most especially fats (even the plant-based ones). Not surprised Kevin's experiment had the results it did: he consumed fewer calories thus he lost weight, but he consumed so little that he wasn't getting the calories he needed, and he was not getting satiation.

  • @arthritis.
    @arthritis. 5 років тому +4

    Ok, so we're gonna make a youtube channel called tech insider, what content do we make?
    Food content.
    Bloody genius.

  • @alek488
    @alek488 5 років тому +39

    Make Your Own Food! Simple!

  • @NOLAMarathon2010
    @NOLAMarathon2010 6 років тому +430

    Isn't the real measure of "what consumers want" determined by how they spend their hard earned money rather how they respond to survey questions?

    • @randomguy5990
      @randomguy5990 6 років тому +22

      Tom Nally For many poor busy people, fast food is the only option.

    • @NOLAMarathon2010
      @NOLAMarathon2010 6 років тому +2

      That's true. And the same people you identify could eat healthy fast food (like beard guy did) or unhealthy fast food.

    • @randomguy5990
      @randomguy5990 6 років тому +24

      Tom Nally If you watch the whole video, you learn that it's not healthy and it's expensive in comparison to the non-healthy options. The calories are low but the sodium is high.

    • @humanoid8344
      @humanoid8344 6 років тому +2

      randomguy5990 eating healthy is actually a lot cheaper than eating fast food if you really care and also if you eat healthy you really only need to eat once a day tbh

    • @randomguy5990
      @randomguy5990 6 років тому +6

      Eli Jenn Yes, you can buy healthy food at the grocery store and cook at home. The problem is that many people don't have time to do that. I don't think eating once a day is healthy.

  • @aryanswaroop2246
    @aryanswaroop2246 4 роки тому +7

    1:07 The most hopeless 'Yeah' I have ever heard.

  • @eggrollbrothers5371
    @eggrollbrothers5371 5 років тому +5

    Category: *Science And technology*

  • @nikobreun
    @nikobreun 6 років тому +30

    It's hard to see that fast food in the USA is cheaper then healthy food. I pay 3€ for a fresh salad in my cafe and 6€ for a big mac menu(gernany).

    • @KiloByte69
      @KiloByte69 6 років тому

      According to the Big Mac index a Big Mac averages around 4€ in Germany

    • @ProGamer1115
      @ProGamer1115 6 років тому +4

      You pay 3 euros for a SALAD? wtf...

    • @Jonnesdeknost
      @Jonnesdeknost 6 років тому

      KiloByte for the big mac burger yeah, the menus are around 6 euros thats something like 6.6 dollar

    • @warellis
      @warellis 5 років тому +1

      Fast food is actually ripoff in the US as well.

    • @mortenbund1219
      @mortenbund1219 5 років тому +1

      @@warellis Yes but a lot cheaper, still. But the fact that its so expensive in Europe is (at least it's one factor) because in the EU there are a lot more laws prohibiting things that are allowed in the US which make the meat so cheap.

  • @henrikswanstrom9218
    @henrikswanstrom9218 6 років тому +178

    Are you seriously complaining about the healthier meal options having too few calories? That's the whole premise of eating healthy. Consuming calories at a deficit or at maintenance levels. The reason why you're starving is because your body is used to consuming at a surplus.
    The sodiom is less of a problem than you make it be. Overconsumption in sodium levels are easily nullified by consuming more liquid. The 'baseline guide' conjured by the healthy food administrations are using those guidelines for general western diets. Salt only really becomes a problem when you consume it at levels which your body can't balance(too little water) or when your body's inefficient at utilizing it(Your body aint healthy).
    The healthier your body is, meaning the leaner you are and when you're consuming healthy nutrituous fuel, the more salt you can consume.

    • @1anythingatall12whateveryo3
      @1anythingatall12whateveryo3 6 років тому +5

      Henrik Swanström No, it’s not. A whole foods plant based diet is the ideal diet for humans and you can eat as much as you want until you’re full and eat anytime you’re hungry. If you’re eating tons of fruits, veggies, legumes, nuts, seeds & grains like whole wheat pasta, bread, and brown rice you can eat as much as you want and you will still lose weight. Cutting out all animal products by itself does wonders, but if you go further and cut out all processed foods and you don’t add any oil or refined sugar and only minimal salt, the health benefits will be even more dramatic.
      Counting calories is not sustainable, people will always cheat or give up, they cannot handle being hungry and then reach for the worst foods to fill in he gap.
      No other animals diet or worry about calories. They eat their natural diet until their full. Our bodies are made to tell us when to stop and when to eat. It’s our technology that has allowed us to create foods that make us fat.
      Just eat plants.

    • @arturskass4695
      @arturskass4695 6 років тому +24

      Not exactly. You can gain weight by eating too much fruit.

    • @brandonedwards6119
      @brandonedwards6119 6 років тому +23

      The human body is designed be omnivorous. Without both the human body cannot function fully. It is technology that allowed veganism to exist, to make up for the shortcomings of the diet.

    • @richardreptar1
      @richardreptar1 6 років тому

      Exactly tell em Lmao.

    • @fernandogaribaldi7349
      @fernandogaribaldi7349 5 років тому +3

      Solarpunk Artist lol the research would disagree.

  • @E_Rico
    @E_Rico 5 років тому +48

    People eat chicken salad with fruits??

    • @hamolina
      @hamolina 5 років тому +6

      yes we do.

    • @E_Rico
      @E_Rico 5 років тому +1

      hamolina very weird

    • @kettingrokers9993
      @kettingrokers9993 5 років тому +1

      ikr, disgusting.

    • @nikolaskeel1198
      @nikolaskeel1198 5 років тому +3

      Personally, I find it to be disgusting. The flavors don't match, the dressing used most often is too damn sweet for chicken or lettuce, and the texture is off putting as all hell when chicken and fruit combine. It's common, though.

    • @HammerheadGuitar
      @HammerheadGuitar 5 років тому +1

      People eat salad and chicken which are both almost completely devoid of nutrients?

  • @R3anu
    @R3anu 5 років тому +2

    While he’s eating healthy
    I’m sitting in the corner eating a whole box of cookies and a tub of ice cream crying

  • @TheTechPerson
    @TheTechPerson 6 років тому +307

    No fast food is healthy. If you actually want to eat healthy, you need to make it from home.

    • @stanley7229
      @stanley7229 6 років тому +2

      TheTechPerson where can I get that homemade vegies that are not sprayed with insecticide?

    • @stanley7229
      @stanley7229 6 років тому +2

      Eryk Slezak because plants cant absorb insecticide,huh?

    • @mehchannel0015
      @mehchannel0015 6 років тому +15

      Could always go to a farm yourself or make a small garden

    • @TheTechPerson
      @TheTechPerson 6 років тому +13

      natsirT yresseJ Well I just said fast food is not healthy. You can always just go to a supermarket and buy fruits yourself, then cut them into a salad and buy the actual dish from a deli or something (or even make that yourself). I’m just saying that fast food is not healthy, even if they claim its healthy or if it looks healthy.

    • @Broccoli_32
      @Broccoli_32 6 років тому

      natsirT yresseJ A garden...

  • @ErnestJay88
    @ErnestJay88 6 років тому +65

    simple, healthy fast food items are expensive because :
    -nobody ordered it so they only stock on limited quantity
    -healthier ingredient like lettuce, spinach, and strawberry are more expensive than french fries or burger buns.
    -they deliberately overpricing some of their menus so the customer gonna chose cheaper junk food (in fact, fast food still get a major profit from the cheapest option because of bulk discount they got from suppliers)

    • @JayzsMr
      @JayzsMr 6 років тому +2

      Ernest Jay no they are expensive because usually only wealthier people jump und the 'healthy' fad. They think eating a salad will make you 'healthy' or believe they can only eat vegetables. That's why they can overcharge for low calorie foods and idiots are going to pay

    • @J4WESOME
      @J4WESOME 6 років тому +1

      Jaza I would agree more with the original comment. They use junk in their burgers, probably less than 20% meat. No shit it's gonna be so cheap. Their fries? Even worse. If they used real fresh potatoes it would much more expensive. They sell junk, and people actually pay for it.

    • @ErnestJay88
      @ErnestJay88 6 років тому

      Joe Haddad, that's why it called "Junk Food"

    • @TehFabled
      @TehFabled 6 років тому +2

      Ground beef isn't that rare, can prolly guarantee you that most fast food joints just use normal ground beef, and potatoes are literally one of the cheapest foods around (if not the cheapest). Faking a potato is going to be a hell of alot more expensive than just buying potatoes in bulk. Most of the profit in those types of restaurants in general isnt from the burgers, but from the drinks and fries.

    • @misterroberts344
      @misterroberts344 6 років тому

      That's actually incorrect. Depending on where you are depends on the price. If I go down to a NC beach the health food is significantly higher(a place where people care about the way they look). where as if I just go to a McD's down my street the health food is the same price, and sometimes cheaper, than the other options. I noticed this with water prices as well.

  • @_EggsBenedict
    @_EggsBenedict 5 років тому

    *when you eat too much junk food
    I NEED A SALAD
    *when you eat too much healthy food
    *_GIVE ME FRIED BUTTER STICKS AND A COMBO_*

  • @DrBeauHightower
    @DrBeauHightower 5 років тому +8

    Sodium isn't salt just like chlorine isn't salt.

  • @souperflipboi
    @souperflipboi 6 років тому +84

    For someone who is supposedly knows a lot about sodium intake and sodium induced high blood pressure, this man doesn't seem to know the simple fact that an increase in sodium intake is remedied by an increase in water intake. Get your calories. Listen to your body. If it says drink more water, then you DRINK MORE WATER, and no more headaches due to dehydration. Simple.

    • @441meatloaf
      @441meatloaf 5 років тому +2

      Are you sure? Salt retains water. High salt and high water creates high blood pressure......

    • @souperflipboi
      @souperflipboi 5 років тому

      Good question. Our kidneys naturally excrete excess electrolytes, such as sodium, along with excess water. In any case, you'll need to re-hydrate in order for your body to regulate this process and maintain a safe plasma osmolality. You can learn more about sodium regulation in the body if you look up the Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System (RAAS).

    • @Jaime-mq8lj
      @Jaime-mq8lj 2 роки тому

      @@441meatloaf you can get rid of water retention when you drink more water, since your body no longer needs to hold on to it

  • @PiotrT-ue1jw
    @PiotrT-ue1jw 6 років тому +118

    Headache could be also from dropping sugar intake in short amount of time. It's common symptom. You need also to adjust your stomach for eating much more food to get the same amount of kcal as before. To eat healthy you would need to cook at home. It's also cheaper (in terms of cash not time) then eating in food restaurants.
    For me the most problematic thing about eating in modern times is easy access to food with a lot of sugar and fat. If you go to any store like 90% of food products will have around 2-4 spoons of sugar in 100g (~3.5 oz). It's just too much! You just can't get any healthy processed food in any store now. And it's really hard to cut that sugar because people are too addicted to it.

    • @janthonyht93
      @janthonyht93 6 років тому +1

      Kirito so what can you cook that’s healthy? I’m asking cause I’m tired of eating fast food

    • @PiotrT-ue1jw
      @PiotrT-ue1jw 6 років тому +3

      Usually eating healty means cutting down sugar. You should eat max around ~10 teaspoons of sugar a day (WHO standards). Eating not processed food is a must, or at least look for some better alternatives. Well atm I don't eat healthy and gaining waist/stomach fat while scrolling internet looking anything that can change my life without much effort from my side :).

    • @janthonyht93
      @janthonyht93 6 років тому

      Axiarus thanks guys

    • @ZanesFacebook
      @ZanesFacebook 6 років тому +1

      My vote, based on how he looks, is that he probably cut off alcohol.
      Not saying he's A alcoholic, but he looks like someone who enjoys a drink
      The headaches are either due to lack of alcohol or lack of sodium. Electrolytes are underrated

    • @arkhust6775
      @arkhust6775 6 років тому +1

      Headache can be because of a lot of factors ,u cant just say:" hey its from sugar "and thats it, it could be strees, dehidratation, too much coffee, lack of sleep , and the list goes on and on.

  • @manuelmontiel123
    @manuelmontiel123 5 років тому +8

    Majestic beard though, I'll give him that!

  • @BD-zg7is
    @BD-zg7is 5 років тому

    I liked this video and the dude. Nice and not too long. Cool channel

  • @fuzzy3608
    @fuzzy3608 6 років тому +59

    this guy is saying he lost 3500 calories a day whilest eating fast food and not counting calories.... the biggest lie i have ever heard

    • @truthsayer2310
      @truthsayer2310 6 років тому +1

      FuZzY I'm sure I should listen to you. But I'm curious where is your phd in nutrition/strength/development I'll wait.

    • @fuzzy3608
      @fuzzy3608 6 років тому +30

      you dont need a phd to understand that having a 3500 caloric deficit a day is impossible without alot of exercise and not eating shit like mcdonalds

    • @josephdonaghy5649
      @josephdonaghy5649 6 років тому +19

      it doesn't need to be all fat burning. he might have just been losing water. it often happens when you drastically change diets

    • @DavidLee-vp3nr
      @DavidLee-vp3nr 5 років тому +3

      It's almost physically impossible to be a 3500 caloric deficit in a day lmao.
      You would basically have to fast for a day and do extreme cardio to create a larger deficit.

    • @AmericanGadfly
      @AmericanGadfly 5 років тому +1

      A lot of it was probably water weight. When I started dieting 6 months ago, I lost 10 pounds the first two weeks. That's normal. This guy doesn't know shit about nutrition though.

  • @FavJam
    @FavJam 6 років тому +37

    Healthy does not mean boring
    We should learn that.
    Whenever someone says healthy food everyone thinks about salad.
    There are other food that are healthy and delicious.

    • @Torgo1969
      @Torgo1969 6 років тому +1

      Yes. Tomatoes!

    • @user-xx7pg3vw9k
      @user-xx7pg3vw9k 6 років тому +5

      Salad can be pretty freaking delicious if you put some effort into it..think Spring mix with shaved raw fennel, roasted onion, sweet potato and beets with pepitas, (vegan) feta and lemon honey garlic dressing. Fresh sea slat and cracked black pepper. I dare you to try it and tell me it's not 'delicious')

    • @JackDblade
      @JackDblade 5 років тому

      And don't drown your salad in dressing. You might as well drink the bottle of dressing.

    • @jamesbruh8437
      @jamesbruh8437 5 років тому

      T. B. Lemon honey garlic dressing and sweet potato would make it a 400 cal salad lool

    • @typingcat
      @typingcat 5 років тому

      Salad is dangerous because it is raw. Also, it takes a lot of time to clean all those leafy things. Also, vegetables are expensive and do not last long in refrigerators. You cannot even freeze them.

  • @LeoOuyang
    @LeoOuyang 5 років тому

    Both Graham and I think your beard looks amazing, Kevin!

  • @sidharthkapoor9325
    @sidharthkapoor9325 5 років тому +1

    Awesome tech advice!

  • @ALPHABARN
    @ALPHABARN 6 років тому +108

    Cook at home. Problem solved.

    • @yes5292
      @yes5292 6 років тому

      ALPHABARN can’t cook and takes a lot of time to go out and buy ingredients every week and to cook them so problem not solved

    • @HunkMine
      @HunkMine 6 років тому

      Best idea, but doesn't work if traveling

    • @yes5292
      @yes5292 6 років тому

      Hama Burhan hahahahaha just work a lot fam Relax

    • @kanavi2
      @kanavi2 6 років тому

      like where?? Im from mexico and I donr have the time to cook.... we work around 12 hours a day and 1 hour away from home... with 2 hours to eat cooking is not an option

    • @kanavi2
      @kanavi2 6 років тому +2

      Gr8 Incarnate no, I don't... I go to work at 9am and leave at 9pm then I need to travel home, get off your high horse. The only time I have to cook is the weekends I don't have to work and even then I buy too little food otherwise it will go to waste during the week

  • @mandalmandal4593
    @mandalmandal4593 6 років тому +5

    You're absolutely right, eating healthy is expensive, not everyone can afford salads all day long.
    I would love to eat chicken salads all day long but really $4 for 2 cheeseburgers is better than $18 for 2 salads that leave you starving.

  • @kazisamin8226
    @kazisamin8226 5 років тому

    I'm just here... procrastinating when I should be doing my project

  • @OmgItsPopscicle
    @OmgItsPopscicle 3 роки тому

    Despite people saying this video was useless, I learned something and found it worth watching

  • @sofialloret7476
    @sofialloret7476 6 років тому +10

    I’m just happy that he wasn’t one of those people who just said “well it tastes good and that’s the end of the story” or their like “it’s not fried and it’s eggs” and it’s hash browns with a butt load of bacon

  • @chuchuchuforever
    @chuchuchuforever 6 років тому +45

    Of course his favorite item was from Chick-Fil-A... Everything they sell is better than any other fast food place

    • @samuelbaird4983
      @samuelbaird4983 6 років тому +1

      Cruz Nah, zaxbys is best

    • @roundearthshill248
      @roundearthshill248 6 років тому

      Samuel yeah Zaxbys is damn good too.

    • @kubemthegray8805
      @kubemthegray8805 6 років тому

      Well up here in the north we don't have zaxbys but canes is like the same thing and it's amazing

    • @samuelbaird4983
      @samuelbaird4983 6 років тому

      Raising canes is awesome, but too expensive. ~50% more per tinder than zaxby's, and without the menu variety.

    • @kubemthegray8805
      @kubemthegray8805 6 років тому

      Hmm I've only been to zaxby's once since we don't have any where we live.

  • @Rapji13
    @Rapji13 5 років тому +4

    K the salt is maybe a “problem” but what do you think when you’re eating usual fast food 👋🏻

  • @rumblingend8443
    @rumblingend8443 5 років тому +2

    Albert Einstein: i need your help

  • @jackychannel
    @jackychannel 6 років тому +224

    shave your beard you will lose another 6.5 pounds.

  • @angellima7893
    @angellima7893 6 років тому +79

    You can literally eat anything you want as long as you hit your calorie and macro goal, BUT youll feel like shit eating unhealthy meals or youll feel good eating healthy meals

    • @ssjdavid
      @ssjdavid 6 років тому +6

      Angel Lima yeah people don't know about macros

    • @JayzsMr
      @JayzsMr 6 років тому

      This is just imagination

    • @barrymccockner3683
      @barrymccockner3683 6 років тому

      Is that why the military doesn’t care what you eat as long as you reach your macro level?

    • @angellima7893
      @angellima7893 6 років тому

      Sergio Buryy calorie wise im guessing yes but macro wise maybe no

    • @angellima7893
      @angellima7893 6 років тому

      Faizan Ali well isnt it obvious fruits, veggies, lean meats, whole foods in general

  • @NewRedYolk
    @NewRedYolk 5 років тому +2

    I live in western Wyoming, we only have a Subway in town. Nearest McDonald's is almost 100 miles away. 😮

  • @mohammedazanpatel4942
    @mohammedazanpatel4942 4 роки тому +1

    Me: Can we have fast food
    Mom: We have fast food
    Fast food at home:

  • @yeehaw289
    @yeehaw289 6 років тому +30

    The happy meal box at McDonald's has more nutritional value than the food itself

  • @ironmoon8564
    @ironmoon8564 6 років тому +36

    What's this got to do with tech

    • @Animaaaa
      @Animaaaa 5 років тому +1

      Anony mous food tech

  • @alexndr229
    @alexndr229 5 років тому +2

    *This showed up in my recommendations after I watched like 10 Mukbang videos...*

  • @thedexterbros
    @thedexterbros 5 років тому

    Yeah the combo salads were expensive but a lot of these places have value menu side salads that are like $2-3 each so get two and that's a $3-4 salad and they usually don't have the unhealthy accoutrement that the meal versions have

  • @glowfishin1
    @glowfishin1 6 років тому +5

    Thank you for bringing up the high sodium in fast food. It's often completely overlooked but is a major health issue.

  • @askal857
    @askal857 6 років тому +38

    not really worried about the salt,
    I would be more worried about the sugar they load in it.

    • @jtnoodle
      @jtnoodle 6 років тому +2

      should be concerned about both. we consume way too much of each. constant, excessive amounts of sodium put undue stress on the entire vascular system. the body needs less than a tsp. of it per day.

    • @controlsofquality8679
      @controlsofquality8679 5 років тому

      Not unless you are eating moderately to very low carb, then it's just the sugar.

  • @kapiteinkaya5754
    @kapiteinkaya5754 5 років тому

    Why does this guy look very kind?

  • @vexs4883
    @vexs4883 4 роки тому +1

    The trick is high volume low calories and high in fiber/protein so it takes longer to digest and helps with hunger

  • @sixthsense8731
    @sixthsense8731 6 років тому +158

    4$ For a menu in McD?
    No wonder people choose it instead of other options, and got overweight.
    Lot more expensive in EU
    Edit: 70 likes in 20 hours is record! Thanks!

    • @helixfelixii7637
      @helixfelixii7637 6 років тому +16

      Ayub Ahmed It’s much more deeper than that. All of these fast, affordable options are targeted at lower end families. They don’t have an option. It’s either eat that, or to not eat at all.

    • @lokysaint7692
      @lokysaint7692 6 років тому +1

      I agree that in most parts of Europe a McD menu is more expensive, but in Eastern Europe it is definitely even around that price or cheaper. Especially the combo menu ( fries and a burger ) that is only 1 euro.

    • @Baboner984
      @Baboner984 6 років тому

      Ayub Ahmed Yeah the big smack or ever called BURGER not meal costs 8€ here

    • @PistaKralovic
      @PistaKralovic 6 років тому

      Loky Saint in my town they’re always packed. mostly by teenagers

    • @gubbica99
      @gubbica99 6 років тому +2

      Loky Saint
      would love to see where in Eastern Europe you can eat so cheap , here in Slovakia the daily menu cost from 5-10 euro + drink another 2 euro , while the average salary is 500 euro/month. I eat most vegetables since i hate buying stuff from market that is literally "humus" or garbage but when i go out with friends i end up giving up over 20 euro per food for nothing and fastfood here isn't cheap either .

  • @AnotherGamer21
    @AnotherGamer21 6 років тому +39

    I highly doubt you consume only 2.500 calories a day...

    • @joseubias6851
      @joseubias6851 6 років тому +2

      Yo Dawg consume 2,500 calories a day of pure junk when you're in your late 20s ande early 30s and not be active and you my friend have a 2,500 obese boi trust me it happens

    • @AnotherGamer21
      @AnotherGamer21 6 років тому

      you're

    • @joseubias6851
      @joseubias6851 6 років тому +2

      Yo Dawg thanks fixed it for you princess ❤️😄

    • @dodecahedron7499
      @dodecahedron7499 6 років тому

      Ruasonid eht klaw ydobyreve, roolf eht no teg, nwod teg

    • @chocomanger6873
      @chocomanger6873 6 років тому

      He forgot to include the soda calories.

  • @erik6937
    @erik6937 5 років тому +59

    Americans and salt. Never understood their problem with it, never will.

    • @thegreenruby4092
      @thegreenruby4092 5 років тому +6

      we use salt to cover up the taste of dead animal, taste pretty bad with zero seasonings. salt and sugar is the staple of the SAD diet (standard american diet)

    • @rtache4855
      @rtache4855 5 років тому +25

      found the vegan
      @@thegreenruby4092

    • @erik6937
      @erik6937 5 років тому +5

      @Michael Myers I could point your bad analogy out, or just come with a new one. "Erik" and "Eric" are basically the same thing. Just like plain sea-salt and himalayan salt. Both are pretty nice and have good taste. Unlike no salt, or no name at all. So, still, never understood it, never will.

    • @Storiaron
      @Storiaron 5 років тому +1

      @@erik6937 becauae too much salt is like too much anything. Bad.

    • @CharleGodin
      @CharleGodin 5 років тому +4

      its to distract you from the real killer white powder. sucrose, or high fructose corn syrup .. any artificial sugars

  • @glst1974
    @glst1974 5 років тому

    I see 3.7k corporate people from the fast food industry said no to your video. TBH, not surprised by your results. Thanks for doing this.