I Tried EVERY Way To Lose Weight
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Ever since my bodybuilding show back in
May, I've been putting on weight. Like a
lot of weight. So that's why I'm going
to be spending the next week [music]
trying every weight loss method I can
find. From lasers that literally melt
fat to hypnosis that makes my favorite
junk food taste like But it all
starts with one of the most famous ways
to lose weight. OMAD. One meal a day. My
life is pretty much just a waiting game
until the next meal. So this is going to
be a long wait. I'm already hungry. I
already want a cracker open behind me.
and I can't eat until [music] 6:00 p.m.
So, time to go an entire day without
thinking about food. While I was
waiting, I wanted to check my starting
weight, which was 197.5 lb.
Unfortunately, OMAD doesn't stand for
only me and donuts. So, [music]
breakfast is looking like this. Nothing.
Luckily, I can have black coffee. I got
this fancy new machine where I have to
do this now. Look at me. I'm I'm a
barista. I think with the coffee, I
actually feel pretty confident. This
shouldn't be too bad. I also had a lot
of work to do. and I just recently moved
into a new house, so food wasn't on the
top of my mind.
>> I can't believe I'm saying this right
now, but fasting is kind of nice. I feel
like I'm getting a lot done. I'm sharper
with my tasks. And it's also almost
1:00, so time is literally flying by
right now. When you're busy, you don't
think about food. It's just simple. So,
making it to [music] 6:00 p.m.
Easy. As much as I felt confident that
time was flying, it eventually didn't.
At 3 p.m. things got weird. Really
weird. I had thoughts that I wasn't
proud of. The hunger became so
overwhelming it was hard to push off. I
just thought of the most genius fasting
hack. Check this out. So, we have an
original pack of Oreos here. And all you
have to do is replace the entire pack
with ice cubes.
21 hours fasted right now and it is
getting so hard which is why I'm out of
the house. I just can't be near the
kitchen right now. All that I'm thinking
about is [music] food and ways in which
I can break my fast. Very creative ways.
I did not even know my imagination could
go that far and none of those ways are
healthy. So very very bingy mindset
which I do not like. at the grocery
store right now about to go in and get
supplies for my feed. And I just I can't
imagine this going well. This is going
to be like taking a recovering alcoholic
on a wine tour. Like I am one mood swing
away from cannibalism. So I better not
be tested in there. Better not be. Let's
go.
They have no filled donuts left. But
that's all right because where you may
see a flaw, I see opportunity. The fat
kid in me just wants to get some chips,
candy, [music] frozen pizza, ice cream,
and go to town. But then the bodybuilder
in me wants to put that fat kid in a
headlock [music] and it's like, "No, get
your chicken and veggies."
>> Jeez.
I'm not going to lie, I do also suffer
from premature celebration, and I did
sneak a piece of potato before 6:00 p.m.
I I was just so hungry. But look at
this. Look at this freaking feast right
now. I mean, it's kind of overkill, but
the way I see it is this isn't just
dinner. This is avenging 23 hours of
starvation. And speaking of that, the
entire day suffering, starving, and now
looking down at this spread, it kind of
makes it all worth it. It's like coming
back home to Katie after a long work
trip. [music]
And speaking of Katie, she better get
home soon because I only get so long in
my eating window. All right, let's see
if my stomach still remembers how to do
this. [music]
Oh
ma,
I just douse the potatoes with coconut
oil. I don't normally do that, but
because I have the calories, I can eat
it a lot more nutrientdense than I
normally would. Like, I got two avocados
in here. Let's dig into these thighs.
Feeling super primal right now. And just
going into a whole piece of chicken like
this. I told myself I'd eat slowly,
mindfully, like a civilized human. But I
absolutely house this meal. I'm pretty
sure at one point I actually blacked
out. I am so [snorts]
full right now. It is so uncomfortable,
but I love it. On a diet, this feeling
is hard to come by. So, that's a big
plus for OMAD. It's definitely a diet
that you need to get used to, but I feel
like once you get used to it, it's quite
sustainable for a lot of people. [music]
But if you're going to use this diet to
just eat junk food is not for you. So if
you focus on whole foods, [music] focus
on nutrients and protein, then I feel
like the OMAD diet
is really good. OMAD 7.5 out of 10.
Electric fork. I'm being serious. This
fork literally electrocutes you if you
eat too fast. I mean, a vibrating toy.
Definitely up my alley. Now, you might
be wondering, why do they even make
things like this? Well, there's tons of
studies showing that the slower you eat,
the less you eat, and thus you lose more
weight. So, this is kind of just
reinforcing to take your time with your
meal. Now, I can't pace myself with
anything really. So, this is going to be
interesting. I have six pieces of French
toast in front of me. Yesterday, I had
the exact same meal. ate it as I
normally would and that took me 3
minutes and 26 seconds which is a huge
wakeup call. I have to slow down and and
[music] come up for air every now and
then. But we are going to see how much
longer it takes me to eat the French
toast with the electrical fork. How this
thing works is pretty simple. It's like
a Squid Game red light green light, but
[music] except it's my cutlery that can
eliminate me. Basically, I do not eat
when it's flashing red. When it stops, I
get to eat. If I eat while it's flashing
red, I get eliminated. Aka, I get
vibrated. Okay, so it's flashing. If I
go for a bite.
Oh, okay. That has a a vibration power
that intrigues me, but also
spurs my creativity. Okay, time to start
the clock and see how long this takes.
Okay, we're good to go.
Oh, I got vibrated.
Now we wait.
Okay, we're good. I don't think I've
ever been this present with French
toast. I think I'm giving it more
attention than I give most people.
What?
Why are you busting me? I didn't even
get a bite. I'm not even halfway done.
And we're already over what it took me
yesterday to finish. This is kind of
weird. I don't know if I'm no longer
hungry or if I'm just getting
frustrated, but we have two in a bit
pieces left. And I'm I'm kind of feeling
full right now. I kind of feel like I
did yesterday when I finished the meal.
Huh.
I think it's kind of like drinking
alcohol. You pound a bunch of shots
really fast. You don't feel drunk right
away, but then it kicks in in a bit and
you're like, "Whoa, what did I do?" It's
kind of the same thing with eating. If
you take your time, you let the food
kind of settle in your stomach and
you're kind of like, "Oh yeah, I don't
really need to have six pieces. I could
have just had four."
Took me 8 minutes and 9 seconds to eat
the French toast, which is a lot longer
than last time. I was full after four
pieces, but I had all six [music]
because I need to finish all the food
that's in front of me regardless of how
I feel, which is a separate issue
[music] that I'm going to um face
another time. But in terms of the fork,
I think it's great if you're a fast
eater like me. It teaches you to slow
down. Then eventually you can use a
regular fork that won't zap you and
you'll just automatically eat a lot
slower, eat less, and then over time the
weight just sheds off. So I think this
is actually
really good.
>> Electric fork 7 out of 10. Next up, a
treadmill. Sort of. You'll see. I think
the first thing that people think about
when trying to lose weight is that
they're never ever going to see pizza
again. But also treadmills. I hate them
so much. Like, if Satan had a gym, it
would just all be treadmills. Maybe a
cab machine. I I hate them. But that
might all change today because we're
about to try a treadmill sauna. And
saying that out loud sounds extremely
dangerous, like something straight out
of a anabolic saw movie, but apparently
it burns 65% more calories than a
regular treadmill, which is significant.
And here it is. Like, look at this
thing. It's like NASA meets Weight
[music] Watchers. Like, this is so
futuristic. Like, this is crazy. Before
I started my run, I had to put this cute
skirt on. This is what's going to trap
the hot air in the treadmill. [music]
>> So, how many calories if I'm going to do
like 20 to 30 minutes?
>> Uh, 700,000 calories.
>> 1,000 calories.
>> Yeah.
>> Why are you burning 65% more calories in
this?
>> So, the the the lymphatic drainage
that's happening is also when it
decompresses the air as well inside
there. And then the infrared that you
have on the side, the lamps as well.
Okay. All right. I look like I'm being
birthed by the treadmill. I'm going to
be a born again cardio bunny, but
already my legs are super hot. It's a
very weird sensation right now. So, I'm
going to do a 20 minute run, which I
have no idea how I'm going to last that
long in such a tight space, but we're
going to try our best. And we are going
to start the Apple Watch to see what the
calorie burn is going to look like.
Three, two, one. All right, [music]
let's go.
>> I'm really curious to compare the
calorie burn on this treadmill to my
Apple Watch. My watch is what I rely on
dayto-day. So, if this thing pushes the
numbers higher, I'll know something's
actually happening. We've only been
going for a minute and 20 seconds, and I
already feel sweat starting to develop
right now. He said it burns 1,000
calories in 30 minutes.
So, I'm expecting this thing to
literally cook fat off my body. I could
see Elon Musk using this to build his
revenge body after after a breakup or
something. Coming into this, I was
convinced it was a gimmick. But the
moment the heat kicked in, it was
obvious this is significantly harder
than a normal treadmill. My heart rate
was climbing faster, my breathing got
heavier, and the effort level was way
higher than what I'm used to at the same
speed. If that's the case, the increased
calorie burn might actually be legit.
All right, we're going to adjust the
sauna heat.
Let's crank this bad boy up. We're
currently 7 minutes in and it says we
have burnt 247
calories and that calorie total is just
ticking up every second. Like look how
fast that number is going up. That's
insane. One thing I do really appreciate
about the treadill is that it still
requires you to work out and put effort
in. It's not something that claims you
can lie on a table and obliterate fat
like some of the other things we're
trying later in the video. I don't even
do cardio, so I'm building up my cardio
tolerance and my sauna tolerance. And
right now, I think I'm struggling more
with the heat than the actual cardio
itself, which is a really weird feeling.
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Okay, we just finished 20 minutes. And
here it says I burned 635 calories in 20
minutes, which is exactly in line with
the prediction of 750 to 1,000 in half
an hour, if not more. The interesting
thing is on my Apple Watch it only says
I burnt 179 calories. So
is that caloric inflation to get me
hooked onto this? Could be. But it
certainly feels like I went harder than
179 calories. [panting]
I think my soul is still in there. That
was an exercise. That was an exorcism,
man. My legs. Look how wet they look.
Glistening.
Honestly, it feels like I just did an
hour of cardio.
So, I mean, if that caloric total is
correct, this is a no-brainer. Like, 635
calories in 20 minutes is sick. I also
feel like these are very hard to find
unless you live in LA or something. But
if you can find these and it's accurate,
bro, it's game changer. Game changer.
But why do I feel like this is more
right? Because I'm still very skeptical
of its accuracy, I have to give the
Sonnet treadmill a 4 and 1/2 out of 10.
Up next, hypnosis. Dieting didn't work.
Exercise didn't work. So, naturally, the
next step is hypnosis, just like
swinging to save a marriage. But
sometimes we do need other people to
tell us that we're not hungry. And I
don't really know much about hypnosis.
But what I would gather is people who go
to hypnosis, their self-control is just
it's in the toilet. Like, it just can't
be worse than that. But there's a lot of
studies showing that this works. And
hey, I'm excited. Dangle something in
front of my face and I'll do whatever
they say to the best of my ability or
flexibility.
>> So, I walked in a little unsure of what
to expect and met with owner Luke. He's
going to be the one to perform this
session on me.
>> All right. Well, so I understand that
you're here for healthier eating habits.
[music] Is that correct?
>> Okay. [laughter] And I understand that
your greatest vice is sweets. Is it
paper?
>> Donuts specifically.
>> Okay. And ideally, you'd be eating
instead of donuts, you'd be eating
fruit. Fruits.
>> Fruit. Okay. [music] Okay. Fantastic.
So, hypnosis essentially works through
verbal suggestion. That's a fancy way to
say I'm going to be talking [music]
almost non-stop. And the content of my
speech is going to be how someone might
[music] think, ideally, to go for the
fruit and not for the donut. Can you
[music] make me like fear donuts or like
make donuts like in my mind taste not
that great? Um,
probably, but it's not necessary.
Whenever you're ready, you can close
your eyes, take a deep breath in, fill
your lungs all the way up, and breathe
out. In every breath, you're breathing,
and notice how perfectly your body
listens to your request for deep
breaths.
Now, that's your mind body connection in
action. [snorts]
Your body listens faithfully to whatever
you ask of it. And if you start thinking
of fruits, for example, as delicious, if
you start thinking of them as top tier
foods, god tier foods,
then your body listens. Your body starts
to want the real thing and will not
settle for anything fake or factory-made
or ultrarocessed.
>> Luke's voice is soothing like a lullaby
to the beast that is my stomach. Your
body
deserves
quality, nutritious foods packed full of
moisture and fiber and vitamins and
minerals.
And your body simply doesn't deserve
what we literally call junk.
>> As he guided me deeper into hypnosis, he
started painting this picture where
donuts were out of my life and fruit was
suddenly the most irresistible thing.
I'll continue to speak ideas that cause
relaxation
that cause a sense of self-love and
self- appreciation
and that allow you to gravitate toward
what you already know to be good and
healthy and probably out of a sense of
self-love and self-respect. You might
actually gravitate away from everything
you already understand to be not [music]
good for you at all. Probably not even
good enough for you to feed to a dog. I
didn't love the disrespect towards
donuts, but I was so [music] relaxed, I
almost accepted it. The way he described
fruit made it feel more desirable than
anything I've ever craved. And honestly,
lying there, I felt completely open to
whatever Luke said next. Even when you
have a sweet tooth, even when you crave
sugar, your body's telling you go find a
fruitbearing tree. Go find a patch of
berries. [music]
It's not telling you go find a doughnut
shop. This future where
stuff extruded [music]
from machines
is beneath your [music] notice.
This future
is [music] a good one. He wasn't saying
anything I didn't already know, just the
usual warnings about donuts. But in that
hypnotized state, the obvious suddenly
felt powerful. I could feel my desire
for them slipping away. or shall I say
becoming beneath my notice. [music]
>> There are delicate natural flavors that
even the most brilliant food scientists
cannot hope to replicate on a factory
floor. As all of this sinks in, then
open your eyes to return fully back to
the room out here.
>> How do you feel?
>> Wow, man.
>> Was a trip, eh?
>> Yeah. I felt like you were like inside
me the whole time.
>> Oh,
>> it's um it's an altered state of
consciousness.
And uh yeah, you know, I appreciate that
you you permitted yourself to immerse
yourself in in that experience.
>> Thank you.
>> You're welcome. Thank you.
>> Appreciate it.
>> I'm either healed or deeply gaslit. Time
will tell. So, I mean, I'm hoping I
don't have a mysterious fear of donuts
and start barking when I see chips.
So, we're going to go test that right
now.
>> For test one, I was curious to see if my
experience eating a donut would be any
different. Usually, I look at donuts
with lust. Now, all I'm seeing are red
flags. When Will goes into the doughnut
shop, I would guess that a lot of what I
said when he was in the chair today is
going to come back to mind. Probably not
as precise of words, probably as a
feeling. [music] I will be honest, I'm
not as enthusiastic about this donut in
front of me, which is kind of strange
because like looking at it, I just see
the grease. I see like the
artificialness to it. Things that I
never really thought beforehand. I
usually just used to look at it as like
the apex food. [music]
Now it's just like
kind of kind of garbage.
Right.
>> Luke was right. Everything was still
fresh in my head and it made my doughnut
experience genuinely less desirable.
>> It's not hidden the same. It's not
hidden the same.
>> I almost fear multiple sessions would
make me completely forget them.
>> It's way more sweet than normal. [music]
And I I just feel like I don't need to
have more.
Wow.
That's kind of sad. It's kind of an end
of an era. For test two, I went to a
grocery store to see what my behavior is
like. What do I notice? What do I crave?
What do I [music] not want?
>> I'm a lot more excited about being in
the produce section cuz all I'm thinking
about right now is Luke telling me
nature's harvest. I'm craving a
grapefruit. Not in my usual way. Like
the juiciness is exciting.
>> Looking around the produce section, I
felt that I had a deeper sense of
[music] excitement toward the fruit and
veggies. I noticed the beautiful colors
a lot more. When he was talking about
berries, his strawberry talk hit. I
think I might have to get some
strawberries. Probably he's fixated
[music] enough on what he wants, which
is going to be the fruits and the
berries and the vegetables that the
bakery section [music] is, if not
beneath his notice, much less on his
radar, much less compelling. I mean,
it's not nearly as exciting right now
because like now I'm thinking about the
produce section with all the colors.
It's very one note here now. It kind of
just seems like meh. Like, normally I'd
look at this and be like, "Oh my god, I
want this so bad." But now all I'm doing
is looking at this being like, I cannot
put this in my body. Like my body needs
this. Being in this section, all I can
think about is Luke, which is awakening
a different kind of hunger. All right,
here we go.
It tastes sweeter than I remember
strawberries to taste. Tastes more like
candy. Nature's candy. That is very
enjoyable. It's so juicy. I can taste
the fiber. I can taste the vitamins and
minerals. My idea of hypnosis has
completely changed. I thought hypnosis
was taking over my body. All it was
doing was making me realize the obvious
things that I don't want donuts. They're
not good for me. They're processed. You
want the high quality foods. And then
when you just start to believe that,
it's kind of what you actually want. So
I think hypnosis works with the fruit. I
noticed the complete opposite experience
that I had with the donut. I noticed
everything about what I was eating and
it was super enjoyable. [music]
>> Look at that. It's nature's Hershey's
kiss.
>> Hypnosis. Seven out of 10. Next up, IV
drip. I am currently being penetrated by
a weight loss metabolism booster IV. And
all I'm saying is that IV drip up there,
there must be a new strain of CO in it
to get me to stop eating. And just like
astrology, I have no idea if IVs are a
scam or not, but I seem to keep doing
them. And I feel like I have no right to
be skeptical because I did get
successfully hypnotized to hate donuts.
So, anything can help, I guess. Here's
what's in the drip. I haven't heard of
anything other than tryptophan, which is
in turkey. So, if this can give me
Thanksgiving level fullness without the
shame or calories, I'll be truly
unstoppable. Drip, drop, drip, drop.
Every drip, my appetite drops,
I'm not even hungry anymore.
>> Another ingredient that's pretty cool is
the friamine, which is an amino acid
blend to ensure nutrients are sufficient
so the body doesn't crave food as much.
It's been like 10 minutes and I I taste
Cheerios in my mouth. I don't know why,
but I do. And I haven't had Cheerios.
So, if I feel like I've had Cheerios and
I haven't,
Things are looking good. What's up, bro?
What are you doing? You are so cute.
You're lucky I'm not hungry cuz I would
eat you up.
>> As the IV drip bag got smaller and
smaller, I started to feel weird. Not
bad, just different.
>> Wow. It's all inside me now. So
hopefully it gives me the appetite and
metabolism of a toddler. That'd be so
sweet.
>> It's been like 5 minutes since I
finished the IV drip and I feel amazing.
I feel happier. I feel calmer. I feel
like I've had a light breakfast and I
haven't eaten anything yet. [music] So
I'm very curious to see how the rest of
the day goes. And my first stop is of
course the gym. I can't remember the
last time I did a completely fasted
workout, so I was [music] interested to
see how I perform. Fasted workout is
going amazing so far. And I feel a lot
more focused than normal. Maybe because
I'm counting reps instead of seconds to
my next meal. But if my muscles are
screaming for more fuel,
I'm definitely not hearing them right
now. The only hunger I feel right now is
the hunger to lift heavy. My appetite is
locked in the basement like a neglected
stepchild because where is it? I don't
know where it is. I thought only the
memory
of walking in on my parents
could suppress my appetite. But here we
are. That ingredient free, the one
that's supposed to prevent my body from
craving food. I think it's working
because I've driven past a McDonald's, a
crispy cream, and a Tim Hortons without
even emotionally cheating on my diet.
And I never do that. Next, it was time
to get some work done. I'm getting work
done right now and I haven't thought
about food at all, which is honestly
suspicious, especially because I'm doing
work in the kitchen 20 ft from the
fridge, which is pretty unusual. I
literally cannot stop fidgeting, which
is probably making me burn more
calories, which is helping me lose more
fat. It's a little after 3:00. I'm
having my first meal of the day, and I'm
not even eating this because of hunger.
I'm eating this out of pure
responsibility to my muscles. I easily
could have pushed my first meal even
later, but I don't know why I would.
Like, I don't have anything to prove to
anybody. So, we have an egg white
omelette. Normally, I would have toast
with it. I just didn't even think that I
needed it. So, I just have the omelette
here. Little bit of cheese in it. And we
will see. Maybe the IV drip gets me
fuller sooner.
This is kind of weird. I'm already
feeling satisfied.
[music] I'm halfway done the omelette.
Yeah. Like if the omelette was done, I'd
be okay with it. And usually I don't
want it to end. You better believe I'm
still going to finish it anyway. It
[clears throat] is very obvious the IV
drip works. However, I did notice some
side effects. And I don't know how
sustainable it is. Like I don't think
you can be injecting yourself very
regularly. Your arm would literally look
like a junkie. To be fair, a wellness
junkie, but still. Like I don't think
it's sustainable because of those
things. That is definitely going to
influence my score. IV drip 5 out of 10.
Mono diet. When I hear mono, I just
think about high school where everyone
was missing so much school for hooking
up with each other. But not me. [snorts]
Mono means one. So, I'm only going to be
having one kind of food today, nothing
else. So, only having one food is
supposed to make things easier. And when
you have no selection, you're just less
likely to binge and overeat. Although,
the health score for this kind of diet
is extremely bad. It's like 0 58 out of
five. So, not good. Not good at all. The
most common mono diet food is watermelon
because it's high in volume and it's
very hydrating. So, I went to the store
this morning and got I got so much
watermelon, a lot of watermelon and
everyone was looking at me like they
knew exactly what I was doing. So, going
to be eating a lot of watermelon today.
Meal one, 585 calories of watermelon.
And this is a big bowl. Like, look at
the I can almost not even hold this up.
Huge. And because I'm having all 13
servings, I am getting a whopping 13 g
of protein in there, which is awesome.
It just so happens that watermelon is my
favorite fruit, so this is probably
going to be pretty easy. [music] I can
definitely tell why this was 50% off.
But I can't pass up a deal.
I feel like a damn gorilla. A very small
part of me feels like this diet is
[music] like saying I love you in high
school. Like at first it's exciting, but
then I feel like I'm gonna be feeling
trapped [music] really soon.
>> Midway through the very first meal, the
thing I was afraid of finally happened.
I broke the seal. And once it starts,
there's no going back.
>> I could not finish 585 calories of
watermelon. Normally, a meal with that
calorie total, I would smoke it easily.
So maybe this is a good [music] thing.
Here is meal number two. Mono is like
monogamy, like monogamous relationship,
but it's not like I could put syrup on
this, almond butter,
whipped cream, you know, it's just all
just doing it raw. And I'm so tired of
getting up to pee. I can't even do work.
This is also going to be my pre-workout
meal. So, I feel like because of all the
hydration, the pump is going to be
incredible.
But I do feel actually a lot more hungry
than I did even when I was fasting,
which is kind of weird. Like I'm
starving, but somehow I feel bloated
right now.
[music]
[music] Strength has been good. Pump has
been amazing. Couple downsides. I am
distractingly hungry. It's crazy how you
go from being so full after a meal to
being starving 5 minutes later. And
that's because there's pretty much no
nutrients in watermelon. So, I'm It's
just going right through me. Also, after
every single set, this is happening.
So annoying. Post-workout meal prep. I
will hand it to the mono diet. It is
extremely easy and time efficient. And
after this, I think I'm gonna be well
over a thousand calories in melon. I am
definitely gonna be an assman after
this. I want to just make out with a
walt right now cuz it's dry. I kind of
also want to cry, but if I cry, I'm
afraid that I'm going to freaking flood
my [snorts] car with all the fluids in
me. I don't know what else to say here
other than I was absolutely miserable.
My once favorite fruit has now become my
greatest enemy. But even though I'd
rather have anything else in the world
in my mouth right now, the show must go
on.
Did you see that? This one's a squirter,
man. The best one to squirt when you eat
them. The juiciness is
is making me kind of nauseous. It's
making me kind of sick right now. I'm so
over it. I did not think a fruit could
emotionally break me,
but here we are. I can't do it. It just
if I put another piece of watermelon in
my mouth.
It is not going to end well. I think
with the mono diet, it makes eating too
much of a chore. You don't get excited
about your diet, which you should be,
even when you're losing weight. And when
you're not excited about your food,
I guess you just don't want to eat,
which I guess would technically make you
lose weight. But it's not very
sustainable. This is not a very
sustainable diet.
So yeah, I can't do it anymore. And I'm
also super low on my protein. I I really
have to catch up. I really need to catch
up with my protein.
>> Here I am, just a boy desperate for
protein, willing to do anything. And I
know exactly who to open wide for.
David. I took out some of my favorite
flavors. Fudge chocolate, chocolate chip
cookie dough, and blueberry pie. If you
want to see my David Protein will flavor
ranking, here it is. Just pause it
really quick. First was fudge chocolate.
And this David hits a bit deeper than
the rest. I love the chocolate chunks.
It's amazing. Next was cookie dough. It
actually looks like cookie dough.
There's just no Pillsberry Doughboy
trying to kill you. You really can't
beat these macros. Sorry, it's a fact.
You can't. 150 calories, 28 g of protein
per bar, making it the highest [music]
protein to calorie ratio bar on the
planet. Lastly, blueberry pie. Look how
pretty it looks. Usually, fruit flavor
bars are a bit sketchy, but this one
tastes like an actual slice of pie.
Almost like tasting grandma.
I feel good now. I just had 84 g of
protein, 450 calories, and 0 g of sugar
in like 2 minutes. Try doing that with
anything else. Try doing that with
chicken breast. You couldn't. You would
choke and you would die. That would be
awful. I would not wish that upon
anybody. So, if you guys want to try
David Protein, first link in the
description. I guarantee you're going to
love them. Mono diet. I'm giving it a
two. Last but not least, laser therapy.
>> It does not get much more intense than
this. We are lasering fat off my body.
Yo, max [clears throat] this thing out.
I want smoke coming off my ribs.
>> Here's what it looked like before the
treatment. And I'm curious to see if
I'll notice any difference immediately.
One thing's for sure, the weight loss
will be at least cinematic, if not
effective.
>> I'm being transported to a slimmer
dimension. Is there supposed to feel
like any like burning or anything or
like heat or nothing?
>> Uh, it's a it's a non-therrmal laser, so
you're not going to feel any [music]
next contest prep. Just see me in here.
Laser is the failure. I kind of hope
that something goes wrong cuz I feel
like this is the kind of thing if
something goes wrong I become a Marvel
villain, you know? It just gives me that
kind of Dr. Evil kind of vibe. I will
say you can really feel the heat from
the lasers which is making me believe
I'm finally about to win the game of
hide-and-seek I've been playing with my
abs all my life.
>> Does lasers help the enlarging
enlargement at all?
>> No, you need shock wave. Okay,
>> here's how this thing works. The laser
creates small transitory pores for the
fatty liquids in the fat cells to seep
out. The fatty liquids are then
naturally flushed out through the
lymphatic system. The result is that the
fat cells shrink instead of being
killed. When this happens, the shrunken
fat cells begin to act and function like
healthy lean cells.
>> Wo! Workout complete. Feels hot.
>> Really hot. That's great. Yeah.
>> Comparing the before and after photos,
you can clearly see a visible difference
in the ab area. Typically, you're
supposed to do seven to 10 sessions for
maximum results. However, I'm not
convinced these changes aren't just
temporary. Because of that, I'm giving
the lasers a 4 out of 10. Across 7 days
and seven different methods, some stood
out, others fell flat, and a few they're
better off forgotten. But every now and
then, you try something that lingers,
something that stays with you in ways
you didn't expect. Donuts could even be
so [music] far beneath your notice
that you barely even think of them.
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The video documents a week-long journey where the creator, after gaining weight from a bodybuilding show, tries seven different weight loss methods. Starting at 197.5 lbs, he explores One Meal A Day (OMAD), an electric fork designed to slow eating, a treadmill sauna, hypnosis to change food perceptions, an IV metabolism booster, a mono-diet focusing solely on watermelon, and laser therapy for fat reduction. While some methods like OMAD (7.5/10) and hypnosis (7/10) showed promising results in controlling appetite and changing eating habits, others like the mono-diet (2/10) proved unsustainable and miserable. The electric fork (7/10) helped slow down eating, and the IV drip (5/10) suppressed appetite but was not a long-term solution. The treadmill sauna (4.5/10) was physically demanding but raised calorie count skepticism, and laser therapy (4/10) showed immediate visual changes but its long-term effectiveness was doubted. The experiment concludes with a diverse set of findings on the practicality, effectiveness, and sustainability of various weight loss strategies.
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