Comments by "SmallSpoonBrigade" (@SmallSpoonBrigade) on "Chubbyemu" channel.

  1. It's unfortunate that people are so ignorant about the effects of socium in the body. But, doctors are a part of the problem, the medical guidelines for sodium intake aren't based on any actual evidence and can lead to serious healthy issues. That being said, the dose you'd get from drinking a liter of soy sauce is way above and beyond what even the most lenient dosing on sodium would be. And doing so over the course of a couple hours should be expected to have extreme effects on the brain.
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  2.  @doms.6701  Not really, or are you seriously suggesting that what you eat and what you come into contact with can't cause toxic substances to build up in the body? Doctors do use detox techniques with patients under certain circumstances with certain procedures. This is something they do for things like heavy metal poisoning where the substances have built up over time and need to be remove. Obviously, this isn't the same as what that woman did or those detox diets, but claiming that it's inherently a scam is ignorant. https://www.webmd.com/balance/guide/what-is-chelation-therapy#1
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  3. I can't help but notice that you conveniently leave out the part about whether you actually have those conditions. A lot of people with addiction problems don't realize they have a problem, so they're "smart" enough to avoid treatment until they realize that they have a problem at which point, they realize what dumbasses they've been.
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  4. This reminds me of Fear and Loathing in Los Vegas.
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