This is a YouTube video titled "The drug that debunks calories in, calories out." It features a monologue or talk discussing the use of a drug called Xeronal in animal husbandry, which increases weight gain efficiency by manipulating estrogen levels, challenging the traditional calorie in, calorie out weight management theory. The content is presented by a single speaker and was created in November 2023.
The third destruction of the calories in calorie out myth is a drug that's used in animal husbandry. It's called Xeronal. It's an extract of zearolenone, which comes from toxic mold. It's a synthetic bio xenoestrogen that's a thousand times stronger than human estrogen. They concentrate this toxin, they put it in a cow's ear so it'll enter through the skin where it's thin in the air, circulate throughout the cow, and the cow gets fat on 30% less calories. It saves ranchers a lot of money. What's it doing? It drives up estrogen, which causes you to gain weight on less calories. So if this drug can exist and if they use it today to increase yields in agriculture, and if farmers who are making hundreds of millions and actually billions of dollars can measure feed efficiency to see whether X amount of calories from this food makes the animal fat or not, the calorie in, calorie out people are gym trolls and nothing else.
