Doctor reacts to viral popcorn TikTok #shorts #health

Is there too much sugar in this #popcorn?

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[potato]

The way I went "OH MY GOD IS THAT SALT? " and then when you said sugar I was like "oh it's not that much"

[lindslori]

When you cook from home you actually use a lot less sugar and/or salt compared to packaged products

[eas]

Most people have literally no clue just how much sugar is added to our food. A few spoonfuls added to popcorn is nothing. As she said, there is twice that much in a soda.

[kayleighgriva]

Just because our prepackaged food is filled with an insane amount of sugar, doesn't mean 30 grams isn't also an insane amount of sugar

[nicholasgerace]

It's so true. People don't realize how much sugar they actually eat, especially in those "healthy foods".

[puppy]

me: "damn thats alota salt"
doc: "sugar"
me: *"what?"*

[tayynicole]

“THATS TOO MUCH SUGAR” *sips Powerade whilst eating a breakfast bar*

[lancejones]

Makes sense. Doctors don’t learn nutrition in school😂

[WTHnada]

People don’t realize how much sugar they eat when it isn’t blatantly laid out for them in grains.

[tamakiamajiki]

“LET PEOPLE EAT THEIR POPCORN”
Me, who ate a whole package of popcorn in one night: YEAH!

[TemiDansoArt]

This didn’t go how I thought it would go

[BeastM-r]

You sounded so cute when you said *Let people eat their popcorn* 😂

[AaronHausmann]

The saddest part about this is it showcases how people really have no idea how much sugar they consume on the daily basis. Out of sight, out of mind...

[rmsfavoritelilcrab]

I thought it was salt and my whole heart stopped.

[Emily-ckji]

"Let people eat their popcorn!" Lmao. You tell them!

[Rcbbhgdessdh]

I genuinely do NOT understand the comment section on this video
Like fuck you mean "its not that much" ITS TWO FUCKING SPOONFULS
i wouldn't be shocked at all if the whole comment section is american

[_Tianni]

Everyone criticising him of using that much sugar.

Me: *That salt looks good*

[Polarbear-lt]

"let people eat their popcorn" got me🤣🤣🤣

[jay-virm]

"let people eat their pOPCORN" that sounded so stressed and i relate to that so much

[finpin]

It's funny people always shout "DIABETES!" when they see a cooking video for a dessert. Ironically, they're only worried about the sugar they can SEE, because it's homemade! But something processed and chock full of sugar that they don't have to actively think about, well, that's perfectly fine. Worry about your own diets, if a little kettle corn is enough to give someone diabetes you'd better start worrying.