Veteran bodybuilder Kali Muscle, known for his extreme fitness routines, has taken to scrutinizing popular products, and his latest target might leave parents rethinking breakfast choices for their kids. Forget the protein shakes and chicken breasts–this time, his crosshairs are aimed at seemingly innocent breakfast ‘cereals’, particularly the beloved childhood favorite, Froot Loops.

In a recent Instagram video, making waves across the internet, Muscle dramatically declares in his post caption, “I didn’t know that my favorite childhood cereal is POISON.” Muscle, who has been experimenting with a fruit-only diet, is not merely offering a typical product review. Instead, he delves into the nitty-gritty details, reading off the ingredients of Froot Loops and highlighting potential health hazards that could leave parents astounded.

Kali Muscle urges parents to avoid feeding their kids cereals

In the Instagram reel, he unveils a list of ingredients that sound more like a chemistry experiment than a morning treat. From Degerminated yellow corn flour to modified food starch, he doesn’t hold back in exposing what he deems as the “bad stuff.” The revelation takes a dark turn as he points out the presence of hydrogenated coconut and soybean oils, emphasizing their processed nature. “It’s processed maltodextrin. You know that’s bad. Anything with ‘in’ at the end is bad,” warns Muscle.

The alarming moment reaches its peak as he reveals the artificial colorings present in the product. Red 40, Yellow 5, Blue 1, Yellow 6 and butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT), Muscle explains. He doesn’t mince words, making a bold connection between childhood cereal consumption and potential health risks. He claims, “That’s why the arteries have been getting clogged up at ten years old. Proven evidence.”

The 48-year-old also urges, “Man, don’t feed this to your kids.” His impassioned plea prompts a reevaluation of what we consider harmless breakfast staples. However, Muscle’s recent tirades have not sat well with netizens. Earlier, Muscle had received backlash from the online community, but he defended himself for what he called just “reading ingredients”.

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His actions faced consequences from the community

The YouTuber has in recent times stirred up controversy online by discussing popular foods’ ingredients, like apple sauce with high fructose corn syrup and artificial flavors. He questioned the health effects and urged viewers to think about what they eat.

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