The Shocking Truth About What's in Your Supplements and Energy Drinks

The Shocking Truth About What's in Your Supplements and Energy Drinks

In a recent eye-opening speech, an unnamed speaker revealed a disturbing connection between dangerous chemicals and everyday products like supplements and energy drinks. According to this whistleblower, certain substances, originally intended for chemical warfare, are finding their way into our health products.

One such example is the popular Celsius Energy Drink, which allegedly contains four times the recommended daily intake of cyanide for humans. This revelation raises serious concerns about the safety and regulation of these widely consumed beverages.

The speaker urged consumers to consider safer alternatives like Bang, which uses methylcobalamin instead of cyanocobalamin found in Celsius and other supplements. The difference between these compounds is crucial, as cyanocobalamin contains cyanide—a deadly poison.

But where does this cyanide come from? According to the speaker, the source might shock you. Hydrogen cyanide, a highly toxic chemical, is reportedly obtained from human sewage treatment plants. Yes, you read that right—waste from these facilities, known as "sludge," is processed into powder and used in vitamin synthesis.

Imagine unknowingly ingesting a compound derived from sewage sludge with your daily vitamins. It's a disturbing reality that demands attention and action from consumers.

The call to action is clear: inspect your supplements and protein powders tonight. Look for the term "cyanocobalamin" on the labels. If you find it, heed the speaker's advice—discard these products immediately.

This revelation underscores the importance of transparency and accountability in the supplement industry. As consumers, we have the right to know what goes into the products we consume and make informed choices about our health.

Let's spread awareness and demand safer standards for our health products. Together, we can ensure that what we put into our bodies is truly beneficial and free from hidden dangers.

Stay informed, stay vigilant, and prioritize your health above all else.

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[kenbrono]

Had to get rid of my vitamins, thanks for the info.

[Jesuslovesyou]

Cyanocobalamin is not sourced from human sewage plants. Instead, it is produced through controlled bacterial fermentation processes using specific strains of bacteria. These processes are conducted in clean, industrial fermentation facilities designed to maintain strict hygiene and safety standards.

The bacteria used in the fermentation process are cultivated in large tanks, where they produce cobalamin as a byproduct of their metabolism. The cobalamin is then extracted, purified, and chemically converted to cyanocobalamin under controlled conditions. This method ensures a safe and high-quality product suitable for human consumption.

[Kenekf]

This guy kinda scared me because I was drinking vitamin water heavy because it’s supposed to be healthy and it’s got cyanocobalamin😮

[tgsnowman]

This guy is rambling with confidence so it sounds more legit

[ricardoramirez]

Is this why I sometimes get a taste or smell of sulfur??

[stacypoulnott]

I have just found out that I have something called aromas hydrophila in my stool cultures. Is this possibly a result of drinking celsius water?

[jonesyakaspineless]

So we been drinking slurm pretty much this whole time

[matvangogh]

so when someone says to you EAT SHT!! you ealling mean just take b12

[manman_plays]

Is this real? I see this video every where then looked it up an only see one comment that’s strange

[USDMJZ]

In gary brecka’s words : "This was a mis-quote and is not accurate. These videos have subsequently been taken down voluntarily as a result of this statement not being accurate. While they may still be in the public media, I have removed all of them from any social media platform under my control and have asked that others do the same as the videos are properly protected."