Imagine a snack that’s become a staple over the years being called detrimental to your health. Now, picture that staple snack being Oreos. Well, as per Kali Muscle, the high fructose corn syrup in these beloved cookies is “factual, actual known to cause cancer. Stay away from Oreos.” Known for his controversial take on diet, the bodybuilder has been in the news for the lifestyle he promotes to his followers. After surviving a heart attack in 2021, Muscle turned to fruit-only diets recently. Now, he’s embarked on a new series: Food that “Almost Killed Me ⚰️” And the most recent addition to that installment was another staple snack – Cheez-It.

Exposing many big-name brands for not being fit for consumption, Kali Muscle has been claiming they were the reason he had a heart attack in 2021. Having already gone after Ramen, Coca-Cola, and Eggo Waffles, Cheez-It was next in line. In his latest YouTube short, Muscle was seen pulling out a box of Cheez-It from a supermarket shelf and contemplating whether or not to take it home for his kids. What was the obvious next step in the decision-making process? Checking the ingredients.

Revealing how he used to eat an entire box of these at once, he read out the ingredients. “So, we got wheat flour, reduced Vitamin B, vegetable oils, high oleic soybean.” Wondering about the last ingredient, Muscle asked, “What the hell is that? Y’all know what that is?” He continued listing the ingredients, “Canola oil with TBQ, HQ, skim milk, whey protein. I’m lactose intolerant. I can’t eat this!” But it was what he said next that didn’t sit too well with his followers.

Considering this series is about food that “almost killed” Kali Muscle, his recommendation about Cheez-It was, “Do not consume this. This is poison.” When the fitness community saw Muscle’s tirade against another popular food item, they took to the comments to show their dissatisfaction with his ideas. And in the process, they also stressed what really led to Muscle’s health deteriorating.

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Kali Muscle is the “perfect example of what not to do,” per his followers

When Kali Muscle had a heart attack in 2021 that put him in the hospital, he got a fresh outlook on life. He made it abundantly clear that the use of ster**ds brought it on. Seeing as he has a family that loves him, he changed his ways, abstaining from ever using PEDs. But the bottom line was that his condition got worse in 2021 because of ster**d usage. In light of this, one follower wrote, “You almost killed you.”

Many called him out because his content quality hasn’t been up to the mark. Considering he’s stated that almost every kind of food had a detrimental impact on his health, one wrote, “Seems every food and water almost killed him. Horrible content.” Another echoed the sentiment: “His videos are whiney bulls**t now.”

One follower went as far as calling the fitness influencer a “blind leader” for not taking accountability for his past actions and promoting content like this. “He is the perfect example of what not to do at any time in life. He guides you from worse choice to bad choice with the confidence to say: “I didn’t tell you to follow me?” Blind leader,” they wrote.

Talking about accountability, another follower commented how Muscle could get in trouble for his content. They penned, “Big name companies don’t take it lightly when you talking about their brands.” Some followers even went against Muscle’s advice, writing, “Most things are harmless in healthy moderation.” While most people showed their disagreement, one follower took the opportunity to mock the bodybuilder.

“When he stops eating and drinking everything. ‘Starving almost killed me,’” they joked. Kali Muscle gets into controversy because of his peculiar take on diet. Now that he is spreading awareness about certain junk food, fans continue to question his judgments. Do you think Muscle’s denouncement of popular brands makes sense? Let us know in the comments below!

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