- I like my video content just like I like my coffee,
super,
super hot.
Hello nerds of the internet, my name is Wil Fulton
and this is "GutBusted,"
The "Daily Hit" show where we try our dang hardest
to debunk the dumbest myths swirling around the world
of food and drink,
or tell you why they're actually true
and not so dumb after all.
So we usually focus on one myth, but today we're gonna switch
it up a little bit and cover a whole bunch of myths
you might have heard about the world's favorite
caffeinated beverage, aside from tea, coffee.
- This drink, I like it. Another!
- It might just be the most misunderstood beverage
on the planet, maybe aside from Four Loko.
Anyway, we're really, really, really, really, really
really excited, probably because we drank
a lot of coffee to prep for this.
Like a lot, like a whole, whole, whole lot.
Like a lot of coffee,
a ton of coffee,
I drank so much coffee.
But first off, we need some coffee facts from someone
who knows a little science and also drinks coffee.
What do you say Natalia?
- Hey, hey Wil.
I've had a lot of coffee today, but I think I can answer
your question, I've got some, I've got some science facts
for you, just hold on one second, one second, one second.
What was your question?
Oh yeah, coffee.
Oh and I'm your Seeker science correspondent,
Natalia Reagan.
I'm gonna answer some questions about coffee.
- So first off, I know some people claim that an afternoon
cup of coffee will cause them to stay up all night.
Is coffee really that powerful?
Well, coffee is a stimulant and of course everybody's
physiology is different.
Oh, no thanks, I can't drink coffee late at night,
it keeps me up.
But the caffeine you suck down during your post-lunch cup
is processed through the liver pretty quickly
and nearly all of it, roughly 75%, is flushed out
of your body within four to seven hours.
So unless you're trying to go to bed before the sun
goes down, you old person,
and if you are, hey no judgment, an early afternoon
cup should be OK.
- Good to know, OK, what about this one?
"Coffee helps you lose weight."
I've heard that's what supermodels do.
Should I work coffee into my diet?
Again coffee is a stimulant and only slightly,
very, very slightly, increases your metabolism.
But it's not gonna be enough to make a dent in your diet.
Especially in terms of long-term weight loss.
However, there are some studies that suggest coffee
can be an appetite suppressor, so that could help.
But more likely than not, it shouldn't be considered
a healthy option for weight loss so don't abuse it
for those purposes.
OK? Put down the coffee!
Give it to me.
- So speaking of abusing coffee, is it true that coffee
is highly addictive?
- There is definitely some truth in this one.
It's not like the pep pills Jessie Spano
took in that famous "Saved by the Bell" episode
I'm so excited!
I'm scared.
I'm so scared.
Where am I? Where's my coffee?
But it does stimulate the central nervous system
which causes a very slight dependence.
But don't stress too much, the withdrawal effects
only last a day or two and are a far cry
from the withdrawal effects of hard drugs.
You might get a headache, get a little agitated,
get sleepy, get frustrated, get really mad.
I need some coffee.
- OK, here's one that's very pertinent to my own life.
Can coffee help sober you up if you, you know,
imbibe a little too hard?
- This is definitely a commonly held misconception.
The short answer: No.
In theory it can help you feel a little bit more alert,
but it actually does nothing to make you more sober.
In fact, it can actually make things worse,
because you're going to be super awake
and intoxicated at the same time.
Remember Four Lokos? Remember how annoying you were then?
- Zoom! Zoom!
- Where's the coffee?
- I don't actually. Which leads me to my next question.
Can it cure a hangover?
- It can help you feel less sleepy, sure,
but it's not going to cure your hangover, Wil.
I think you knew the answer to that question.
- Yeah, I did. OK, final one.
Does coffee make you poop?
Not you specifically, but people.
- Yes, of course coffee makes you poop.
Maybe I'm pooping my pants right about...
Now.
Yeah, that's it, it's good.
- At the very least, I think we've covered some ground
or grounds.
Sorry, that was bad.
Anyway, I hope you learned something today
and not just about poop.
I'm Wil Fulton and this is "GutBusted."
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It'll tell ya.
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