“Ain’t That Cancer-Causing”: Kali Muscle Rails Against Popular Electrolyte Solution Drink

Kali Muscle consistently remains in the spotlight with his unconventional nutritional insights. Despite facing backlash from the community for his distinctive diet approach, the bodybuilding enthusiast persists in sharing his thoughts. Days after defending himself for merely reading the ingredients. Now, Muscle returns with a new video, dissecting the components of a widely popular electrolyte drink—Pedialyte.

The bodybuilding influencer recently took to his Instagram to share his thoughts about Pedialyte. He recorded himself in a convenience store, standing in the aisle where the electrolyte drinks were displayed. However, he picked up a bottle of Pedialyte and started reading the ingredients of the product.

Kali Muscle unveils shocking ingredients and questions their place in our bodies

In the Instagram post, he took a closer look at the label, and Muscle pointed out some concerning ingredients. “Calories, 110 per container. Okay, that’s not bad, right?” he remarked. But when it came to sodium, he was shocked: “1030 milligrams of sodium. Do you know if I consume that, the whole lower spectrum of my body will swell up.”

Amidst the scrutiny, the 48-year-old also added a jolting revelation, “Potassium citrate? Made in a lab. Sodium citrate? Made in a lab. Citric acid and zinc glutamate, all made in the lab. You might be asking, what’s the solution? Well, that strokes, ain’t that cancer-causing potassium citrate? Made in a lab.” Undeterred, Muscle continued to question the presence of potassium, zinc chloride, and other additives.

With a tone of skepticism, he asked any doctors watching to weigh in on whether these ingredients belong in our bodies. However, he didn’t just criticize; he offered an alternative. “If you dehydrate, you don’t need this,” he suggested. Instead, he recommended, “Go get you some fruit juice, man. A million times better than this manmade Pedialyte.”  Making a habit of scrutinizing ingredients in popular products, he delves into the daily consumption of these items by people, reading the ingredients to raise awareness of the harmful chemicals they contain. However, before delving into the electrolyte drink, he turned his attention to the components of the widely consumed soft drink, 7UP.

“7Up could clog your arteries”: Muscle

In an earlier video on Instagram, Muscle talked about the bad stuff in drinks with zero sugar. He looked at Classic 7UP in the soda aisle and found some worrying things like potassium citrate and Bizonate, which can clog your arteries. He remembered aspartame from his McDonald’s days and worried about it, saying it could maybe cause cancer.

He urged people to look into the research. Muscle, who survived a fatal cardiac arrest in 2021, stated that 7UP isn’t suitable for kids and advised adults to be cautious when drinking it. He wanted everyone to reconsider their beverage choices for better health.

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His impassioned rant, including the alarming mention of cancer-causing properties, highlights concerns about the synthetic nature of some popular drinks and the potential health risks associated with consuming them regularly. Muscle’s emphasis is on natural alternatives, like fruit juice. Do you believe his approach to raising awareness will inspire others to prioritize their health?

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