What’s really in your coffee creamer?

7 Jul 2025 · 1 min
0:59

A short advisory segment from a YouTube video warning viewers what to watch for when choosing coffee creamer. The speaker notes that label serving sizes are unrealistically small (listed as one tablespoon) and that typical use is closer to a quarter cup (so multiply label values by ~6–8). The speaker calls out common creamer ingredients — cane sugar, seed oils (notably rapeseed/canola oil), soy protein isolate, "natural flavors," and a thickener referred to as "Keragene" which the speaker links indirectly to cancer — and recommends choosing coconut cream or organic milk foam instead; for sweetness, a teaspoon of monk fruit is suggested.

Questions this video answers

One tablespoon.

About a quarter cup (approximately 6–8 times the labeled tablespoon serving).

Chapters

More from Darrian

youtube.com

The 4-Step Protocol to Fix Women’s Hormones Naturally

7mo ago
youtube.com

How to Balance Female Hormones Naturally: Blood Sugar, Estrogen & Cortisol | TUH #250

7mo ago
youtube.com

The #1 Predictor of Health at 80 (It’s Not What You Think)

7mo ago
youtube.com

Sahil Bloom: On Social Compounding, All-Cause Isolation, and the Five Pillars of Wealth | TUH #249

7mo ago
youtube.com

Why Winning Can Make You Depressed: Matt Johnson

7mo ago
youtube.com

The Real Reason You’ll Never Do Something Great: Matt Johnson

7mo ago
youtube.com

Kelly Slater on Seeing Beaches Covered in Plastic

7mo ago
youtube.com

You Don’t Lose Performance. You Lose Recovery.

7mo ago
youtube.com

COOKING OIL RECOMMENDATIONS

8mo ago
youtube.com

What Flying REALLY Does To Your Body

8mo ago
youtube.com

The Truth About Longevity No One Talks About

8mo ago
See all content