By John O'Sullivan - May 8, 2022

Popular, fit and healthy Youtuber, Kevin Samuels, just dropped down dead unexpectedly. Is there a tenable link between high consumption of energy drinks, strenuous exercise and the mRNA vaccines?

I have been inspired to write this after reading a thought-provoking piece, Sports Drinks Are Neither Safe Nor Effective (May 05, 2022) by Michael Greger.

You must be living under a rock if you haven’t noticed a shocking uptick in sudden deaths of fit, sporty men in the public eye these past 18 years. Hundreds of our finest elite pro athletes are being hit with heart issues, collapsing and/or dying while in the peak of health.

Anyone fit and healthy, who works out hard may be vulnerable – and there appears to be a link with the mandatory vaccine program. Someone I followed on Youtube, African American popular influencer, chemical engineer, entrepreneur and fitness freak, Kevin Samuels has just died suddenly at the age of 56.

Samuels was a shining example of an alpha male – self-made millionaire, smart, worldly and with millions of followers of his self-improvement regime for men.

Kevin was in exceptionally good shape – a keen fitness fanatic, cycling hundreds of miles a week. On screen always immaculately dressed, Youtube followers would also notice Samuels nonetheless slurping forever on a can of Red Bull.

According to Red Bull’s official website, its benefits include improved:

- Performance
- Concentration and reaction speed

- Endurance
- Metabolism

On www.thewisdomawakened.com it is reported:

“The energy drink comes in eight ounce cans, filled primarily of caffeine and sugar. Red Bull does in face provide you with a quick boost of energy, but it can also cause some unwanted side effects. When the caffeine and sugar begin to wear off, you’ll begin feeling lethargic. It’s likely that you’ll crave another can.”

Just one can of this popular stimulant can increase your risk of heart attack or stroke. It acts as a pre-cursor to cardiovascular problems. Just one hour after drinking a can of Red Bull, your blood system becomes abnormal. Thanks to these dangerous health effects, Red Bull is banned in Norway, Denmark and France.

Safety Concerns Of Red Bull

Red Bull has been related to several deaths. In 2000, 18-year-old basketball player Ross Cooney died just hours after drinking Red Bull. He shared four cans of the drink with some friends before playing in a basketball game.

Reading Greger’s article made me curious as to whether Samuel’s constant Red Bull habit was a clue, not only to his own demise, but to the prevalence of heart problems among other heavy users of sports drinks who were also double jabbed.

As Greger writes:

“Commercial influences may have corrupted the American College of Sports Medicine’s hydration guidelines.”

Greger explains to readers that this corruption was precipitated by one of greatest medical advance over the past two centuries – the medical marvel of drinking . . .

[SNIP]