‘It’s starting to turn into a shitty comedy page’: Fitness community brutally tears Cali’s muscles after pointing out this ingredient in water

Fitness icon Cali Muscle has managed to amass over 3.5 million subscribers on his YouTube channel. Having suffered two heart attacks in the past due to unhealthy habits, he recently became famous for changing his lifestyle by adopting an all-fruit diet. Apart from that, he also focuses on demonstrating his bodybuilding journey using limited equipment.

Although Muscle has many supporters for its diet and fitness advice, it sometimes comes under fire. One such incident occurred recently when he was explaining the presence of sodium in water. What the fitness influencer said was obvious didn’t sit well with fans.

Cali Muscle revealed sodium content in water was making him bloated

Cali Muscle recently shared a video on her Instagram account criticizing bottled water in stores. Fitness influencers picked up the bottle and commented that many people chose this because of the low price. Muslce said reading the label on the bottle revealed it contained nearly 55 mg of sodium.

According to him, after drinking water, water started collecting and his ankles and feet became swollen. It wasn’t until later that he realized it was because of the sodium. “Why does water contain sodium?” he asked. He said the water was supposed to be sodium-free and added sodium separately. “So be careful with alcohol.” he warned his fans. Additionally, he warned people to be aware and check what they are drinking.

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However, this was of little concern to his followers. They used the opportunity to bash him for creating content they deemed unnecessary.

Fitness community dismisses Cali Muscle’s opinion

Many people continued to troll Cali Muscle’s latest post. They left comments such as: “5mg of salt is no big deal…it’s an electrolyte, and it’s naturally occurring! You should be worried about a plastic bottle, not five mugs of sodium.” and “LOL, you can’t be serious. No one should take these videos seriously.”

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One of them called up his page and wrote: “It’s starting to become an outrageous comedy page.” Another person hilariously implied that Muscle wasn’t saying anything new, writing: “Tomorrow: We discovered that the air contains such severe pollution.” One of them even brought up the fact that he had been accused of using ste**s in the past and said it was the cause of his swelling. “Really? Is that why you were ‘swollen’?” they asked, adding several syringe emojis to indicate PED use.

Muscle was completely hated by most of his followers, even though his sole purpose was to inform people that it was considered harmful to their health. Was it a revelation for you that Muscle pointed out sodium in water? Let us know in the comments section below.