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Ned is acting like he is watching his friends giving birth while Eugene is totally enjoying it
to be honest kwesi did look like he was giving birth while also high
Eugene is like the college friend who is ALWAYS ready to film and record his friend's mistakes 😂
@@Scrofar He's basically made a career out of exactly that 😂
He totally did
I hope Ned watches the episode of Bluey called Dad Baby, thats all I could think of 😂
I love that Eugene is spending all his time writing movies and books, but when he gets the call to watch Zach shit himself, he's there baby!
LMAOOOO
And Eugene looks so proud of him!
Why would you want to do that for a living??
Would have loved to see Eugene on the table.
Ned was still there, so they didn't get all the shit out
LMAOOOO
Minterm
HAHAHAHAHAHA
I’m going to hell for giggling
And him laughing at this man....like ugh.
anyone feeling like Keith needed this more than anyone with all his eat the menus??
Yeah, but he is poop shy, so I'm not surpised he didn't dot this video.
Kwesi has earned his try guy spot from this, he overcame his poop shyness and let someone film it and put it on KZhead. Give this man his color, an animal onesie and a video that's his idea.
Ned: red Keith: blue Eugene: purple Zach: green Kwesi: yellow!
and koala is his animal :)
KWESI for Try Guy President
And a raise
Yes!!!
I appreciate that the guys made the decision to not create an uncomfortable workplace situation for their staff by having Ned and Eugene be the production crew.
Won't somebody think of the editors though!!
But I wonder how they edited it 🤔
@@brodieclapperton-craig898 They used to edit their own videos so I'm sure they had some part in the editing to not make it uncomfortable for their staff :)
It’s so cool how they went from someone’s employee to employers themselves who have to be concerned with HR and uncomfortable work environments for their staff. I love to see it.
@@brodieclapperton-craig898 Elliot Dickerhoof edited the video
I’m a family medicine doctor and I think it’s really harmful to post this without discussing the potential health risks of colonic hydrotherapy. First there’s no guarantee that this is done under the supervision of a physician so there’s no standardization of the use of disposable equipment or what fluid is used (I heard some places use just saline water while others use a mixture of herbal supplements.) There are risks of perianal trauma with incorrect placement of the rectal tube and if patients have conditions like Crohn’s or ulcerative colitis, that can put them at risk of a flare or bowel perforation. For the majority of people, they can manage their constipation or bloating by increasing water and fiber intake and with regular exercise. There are also safe over the counter stool softeners such as miralax or fiber supplements like Metamucil. You can also do suppositories or enemas at home and sometimes acupuncture has also been found to be helpful! And for more difficult to manage constipation, there are other evidence-based options you can discuss with your doctor. In general, please talk to your doctor about much safer options instead of trying these trendy and expensive options that are potentially harmful! I am a huge Try Guys fan and loved their videos on prostate exams, mammograms, pregnancy etc. This one in particular though I think was entertaining, but educationally a miss :/
+1
I don't know if this is a silly question, but what's the difference between an enema and a colonic? Is it just like a turbo enema or is it something else entirely?
Boost
An enema is where we take a syringe and inject fluid into the rectum to attempt to stimulate a bowel movement and flush out any hardened stool that may be at the rectum. So whatever water comes in, pretty much comes out right away. There are different types of enemas (tap water, soap suds, fleet) that have different components to help soften the stool. An enema is usually used in conjunction with other tools to help with constipation such as stool softeners, fiber intake, and suppositories to help your colon pass stool more easily when you’re backed up. I’ve never seen a colonic personally but what I’ve read and seems to be presented in this video is instead of a syringe, they are inserting a rectal tube that funnels gallons of water to fill up the entire six feet of your colon in an attempt to completely clean out all of the bowel in your large intestine at once. For the vast majority of people, this is something that is not necessary and can potentially cause injury. There are much safer options to improve your gut health!
Thank you for stating this! I used to work for a DNP (thankfully no longer work there as she should probably not have her license) who offered colon hydrotherapies, but I was expected to imply that the DNP would be doing them even though it was actually a nurse performing them and no patient history was taken to verify if they were a good fit for the procedure.
Funny how Ned was so considerate of his staff by not letting them be in the room for this… if only he gave his relationships the same consideration… 🙃
😂
Ouch. Well, his staff have contracts. Lol.
Important to reiterate what Zach said, many doctors don’t recommend this unless a doctor suggests it for a legitimate reason, your body is self cleaning. BTW, this video was so fun to watch
This comment should be pinned.
Agreed. If you want to read about worst case scenario with this type of thing look up Starvation Heights. The regiment killed people and early 20th century healthcare was wild to say the least. This took place in my old home town back in the day and still people will come to wander in the woods to find the abandoned graveyard.
Yeah, I appreciate that Zach stated that but I feel like they needed to come with a bigger warning about the risks. Don’t do this y’all.
Even listening to this professional felt strange. She knows what she’s doing but saying things about “toxins” in poop and getting rid of old poop, your body would only have old poop if you’re constipated which should’ve been mentioned as well
Agreed. I actually didn't like the video at all and I wish they didn't promote this pseudoscience. I understand that Zach is on a journey to find alternative treatments for his chronic pain but some of these can be dangerous. There are more worthy and proven alternative medicines out there like some parts of homopathy and traditional medicine like acupuncture and of course medical marijuana.
Cool to see them trying things again outside of their studio bubble. This feels like an iconic vintage Try Guys video from their former company that shall not be named
I think this was rather more inside their... Bubble.
@@RenaissanceEarCandy 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I agree
college humor, yeah totally
This^^^
Interesting but i agree with everyone else- shouldve had a doctor come on and explain why and how this could be dangerous, but also what health issues it could be beneficial for. Definitely needs a follow up video on how the guys are feeling post-colonics.
from research ive read none really that an enema cant handle
Boost
@@patmccarthy7907 an enema is safer too
I'm a nurse and a couple things could be dangerous. You can perforate the colon/rectum leading to sepsis and death. You can upset the bacteria in the colon that is responsible for immunity which can lead to infections. The colon is much like the vagina insomuch that you have "good" and "bad bacteria which keeps everyone in check. It's a balance that is easily upset with colonics. This can also lead to infections, which could also lead to sepsis and death. People with diverticulitis can have material forced into the little pouches which can also lead to infections. The literal crap she's talking about helping is not gonna actually help with a colonic so, best bet is don't waste your money on this.
@@AmandaCadornathats just bullshit the pharmaceutical industry do propogated, because they don't wanna people heal on colonics, they prefer to make more money, many people even reserve long terms diseases and cancer with colonics and juicing.
My friend who's a nurse was going on a rant a couple of weeks ago about how bad for your body colonics are, so I think you shouldn't do it unless a medical doctor recommends it to you.
We did something like this called enema at a nursing school last month, and according to books we are not allowed to do that unless there's a doctor's order
But on the other hand, we've all seen doctors do a lot of nutty stuff too, these help a lot more than say, the steroids they prescribe or sulfa drugs and other toxic bs, so it makes the navigation to better health quite the journey ~
@@jacky8799 An enema is nothing like this. You can give yourself an enema at home. They sell them at Walmart or Walgreens and it’s 100% totally safe to do at home.
In my opinion it does muck up the digestive system kills good bacteria making pooping worse never do enema unless your guts are already in bad health like unable to poop at all for weeks.
@@RawOlympia No, these do not do more good than actual medicine you weirdo.
I love how you don’t want to put the staff through this but Kwesi is fair game. Also I think Rachel has seen everything… like EVERYTHING! LMAO
I really appreciated that they didn't involve their staff, and I think they did too lol Elliot had to edit this though lmao
@@gix9461 oh poop… er… poor Elliot! LOL
@@sommermullins5945 Also who edited it! LOL
I’m curious who among the staff had to edit this. I hope it’s one of the guys as well 😂😅
A couple minutes in I actually had the thought, I can't believe Rachel approved this lol
I think after this we can officially call Kwesi a Try guy. He's earned it.
Seconded
He's the black Try Guy Eugene always wanted 🥲❤️
@@solanaseraphina this!🤣
Absolutely yes!!!
He tried
Petition for kwesi to take neds spot as new try guy
Yes
signed
Ned made a mistake. He needs to be forgiven. Everyone makes mistakes. That should've stayed between him and his wife
@@kandydewey1286 it wasn’t a “mistake” it was a conscious decision he made every single day by not ending it. he only ended it because he got caught. he chose to live a lie every day of that affair and i don’t think he should be forgiven that easily.
I have signed
As someone with PTSD… I don’t think sticking a tube inside of my rectum and flushing everything out is gonna fix it
I was thinking the same thing like babes. Pretty sure that might make my situation worse lmao
Everyone heals differently 🙏🏽
I was thinking the same thing!!
Yeah i don't see how this would fix PTSD. Maybe stomach problems from the anxiety but even then this is pretty risky -PTSD/BPD motherfucker with gut issues
@@martinbefartin Ayy, fellow BPD motherfucker here 😂 Honestly the anxiety of having a tube inserted into that particular area would be w a y worse than any potential benefits 😂😂 I’ll stick with the regular ol’ meds
I work with endoscopy units for a living, and everyone - please don't do this without consulting a gastroenterologist. Your digestive system is a complex mechanism that cleans itself just fine for most people using all sorts of healthy organisms that are supposed to be there. Colonics completely destroys that equilibrium. If you're having issues, see a gastroenterologist because it could easily be something else, and they can help you diagnose and treat the actual root problem, usually without an experience like this (unless you need a colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy, in which case there’s no avoiding bowel prep but at least you get cancer screening, confirmation of other conditions like diverticulitis, or therapeutics like polyp removal out of the experience) 👍🏻
Commenting to make sure people see this!
thank u for saying this
Thank you! While I appreciate them trying things outside the box, I do wish they talked a little more about the science and side effects of stuff like this
Thank you for sharing this! I know everyone in this video means well, but please consult your doctor before doing something like this!! You can do more harm than good.
Colonics are the only treatment saving my life. Im gonna stick with it but thank you!
I feel like Kwesi is slowly becoming the 5th try guy, and I'm honestly not mad.
give him his pastel color on the tryDino dammit!
Yeah I always love when he joins Him, the TryMoms and the TryGays are great additions to the channel for me
Some might even say ecstatic
I looooooove Kwesi even his name is beautiful
Wait he isn’t official yet?!
Just imagine: if Ned had been the one to get the colonic, his wedding vows would've popped out.
WHY IS THIS PERFECT
I cackled. I was hunting for this comment. laugh > cry. A+
ouch
keep in mind he has a kid, and someday his kid may go back and watch his old videos. sad to think, but it is a thing.
@@travkeyes explain to me how we help the kids by pretending that their dad didn't do what he did. What good does that do for anyone?
Risks of Colonics: 1. Severe Cramping Awful abdominal cramping is one of the most common side effects of a colon hydrotherapy treatment. This occurs due to large amounts of water being flushed through the digestive system. Air bubbles can occur causing painful cramping, abdominal pain, a weighty feeling of fullness, and bloating. 2. Electrolyte Imbalance The colon is like a sponge and oftentimes clients can absorb too much water during a colon hydrotherapy treatment or over repeated treatments. Too much water can cause a severe electrolyte imbalance and side affects-including heart arrhythmia, nausea, vomiting, cramping, fluid on the lungs and even coma. 3. Bacterial Infection A bacterial infection can occur following a colonics treatment if the equipment used is not properly sanitized. This is why most states demand that any equipment used in colonics hydrotherapy is serialized and disposable so it can be replaced between clients. Contaminated colonics equipment may cause a bacterial infection anywhere along the digestive system. An infection can also result inside the colon if too much healthy bacteria are flushed away during the procedure. 4. Renal Failure Renal failure (or kidney failure) is a severe risk of colonics that has been linked to certain herbal preparations used over many colonics treatments. Renal failure will occur if the kidneys are unable to filter waste products out of the blood. 5. Bowel Perforation Bowel perforation, which actually results from damage to the wall of the bowel, can occur with colon hydrotherapy that is not performed by a professional. This severe perforation is usually caused by flushing the bowel with too much pressure and requires emergency surgery to repair. 6. Liver Toxicity The liver is closely related to the colon as both filter waste and toxins out of the body. If an unsafe herbal preparation is used in a colonics treatment, liver toxicity (or aplastic anemia) can occur if toxins remain in the blood. 7. Abscesses Studies show that abscesses can form after faulty colonic hydrotherapy treatments. An abscess or multiple abscesses can form due to damage to the walls of the colon. If the tissue becomes infected, pus can accumulate in sacs along the colon lining (similar to a condition called colitis). 8. Exacerbate Existing Health Issues A client should never undergo colon hydrotherapy treatments if they have existing health conditions-such as Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, internal hemorrhoids, rectal or intestinal tumors, heart disease, kidney disease, and diverticulitis. Also, any patient who recently underwent any type of surgery should avoid colonics altogether.
Cool what about chronic constipation?
Nerd
A Person should never undergo this. Period.
How the crap is colon wall damaged ,when its just warm water flowing thru, Yall hidden doctors do too much to stop people from feeling and being better
Eugene and Ned: We are poop free cos we love butt stuff The things Ned will say to get out of this video
That's got to be the best comment :'D
Who said it's all talk... 😏 ❤️
Oh I wouldn't be surprised if Ariel pegs him. Nothing wrong with it. Get it, Ned!
🤣
@@Margar02 HAH
Diana: “you’ll be happy to hear that the tube is about the size of a pencil” Eugene: *audibly disappointed*
the funny part was zach’s giggles when she said #2
he said "oh 😒" 😂
Number TWO Pencil! Hence Zach's giggle, lol
Why did I have the same reaction-
1:54
1. Kwesi is straight up just a Try Guy now. Like, put him in the intro. This is LEGIT. 2. I love that they do the crew jobs when they know it’s a little too personal to ask the crew to do lol
Immediately no
@@BB-zy5fe why
@@BB-zy5fe Immediately yes
He should replace Ned
@@BB-zy5fe How you feel now?!! 😝😝😝😝
“ask our wives” ned: 😬
Right 👀
“We just LOVE butt stuff, ask our wives.” Thanks Eugene
Pinky first. ;)
@@butfirst..coffee.4609 butt, first. Then coffee
@@apeshitclothing has anyone told you that your brain works majestically?
I knew Matt was a try wife lol
Suspect ahh 😂😂😂😂😂
As someone with crohns, I definitely wish they had done a more thorough disclaimer about how these can be harmful. Just scrolling through the comments for a few minutes and I already read several comments of people wanting to try this now... I understand wanting to be respectful of the establishment they went to, but if people are struggling with intestinal issues and see this done on such a big platform (with only the briefest mention of potential negative consequences) I'm worried that people with undiagnosed IBD could end up in a lot of pain from trying this. When I was first diagnosed, it came as a surprise to both my doctor and I that I had several ulcers in my large intestine. If I had tried this before my diagnosis in hopes it would help me, without knowing I had ulcers... I'm sure it would not have been a pleasant experience. If anyone is reading this and struggles with intestinal/digestive issues, please please please talk to a gastrointestinal doctor before trying something like this.
Replying to try to boost this comment! Everyone, please consult a doctor before going anywhere near this stuff.
I have UC and my first bout with it, the military hospital I was at gave me a saline laxative because they didn’t know it was UC yet. They thought the pain was just constipation. I spent ten days in the hospital with kool-aid looking bowel movements in the toilet and needed two blood transfusions. Pan-colitis. Smh
Thank you, this is such a good point. Also, the colon and intestines are self cleansing organs. “Old poop” doesn’t just sit in your body. The linings and contents naturally shed and empty🙄
As a medical professional thankyou for pointing this out. I to don't want to see people pursuing this just as a new trendy thing to do. Thats the poisonous and dangerous thing about you tubers and Instagram influencers. Don't replace your medical doctors with the internet please folks.
I have Crohn's too! My large intestine was so messed up that it had to go (doing amazing without it) and this made me cringe to high heavens. Surely this would do nothing but damage your rectum? It also seems like a complete scam, like if it was something that was a cure for chronic constipation surely it'd be available in an actual hospital? Just take a senna and save your money!!
When Eugene said he and Ned like butt stuff and said "ask our wives!" And they just both bent down and lost it, i was crying from laughing!
While this definitely felt like a fun, vintage Try Guys video, I agree with everyone voicing concerns about the science behind this.
I kinda wish y’all documented the aftermath and whether or not it actually messed up your gut micro biome in a noticeable way!
That’s what I’m interested in! My Mom went to a colonics retreat in the 90’s and it blew me away. She was gone for 5 days getting this done along with meditation, yoga, crystal therapy… yup. Full crunchy.
As someone with fucked up gut flora this would be such a horrible idea. If you’re already fucked up or hella backed up maybe? The idea of “toxic poop” is bullshit. Poop is how the body gets rid of waste. It comes out as a normal part of human bodily functions so long as your body is functioning properly.
yeah I wanted a few-days-later segment saying how they felt after the treatment
Same
I get the vibe there may be a part two
I love that the consensus on this video is that they definitely shouldn't have done it, but it's hilariously entertaining anyway
All of this though
why should they have not done it?
@@remholloway2579 because it's very unhealthy
@@abcdefghljkimnowhy is it unhealthy? It's good for ppl who deal with chronic constipation
@@PeachShortcake_ washing your insides is not the healthy way of deal with constipation... by doing that you are getting rid of all the good bacteria in the intestines, you are more prone to infections and injuries...
Not gonna lie, and I know that Zach addressed it, but I have to admit that I'm a little confused and even slightly disappointed that the guys decided to do this, even with all the research saying that it's not only not beneficial, but actually quite harmful in many instances. Obviously it was an enjoyable video, and I still love the guys, but I honestly feel that there probably should have been a larger disclaimer at the beginning of the video.
As a medical student and future primary care physician, I would like everyone to TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR prior to scheduling a colonic. There are many reasons you could have constipation that can be remedied with changing bowel habits, changing diet, taking PRESCRIBED medications, etc. Your doctor can also refer you to a GASTROENTEROLOGIST, a physician specializing in the GI tract. They are experts in this stuff! Colonics are almost never recommended. PLEASE talk to your doctor first.
I too am a medical student and I totally agree. This whole video felt so pseudoscientific.
In short - miralax, y'all.
As a médical student, you should already know that This practice Comes from the middle age , has no scientific background to support it and no prouven benefit. You should denounce it already.
@@chocomojo9552 thats fair. your PCP would never say yes to a colonic. but i think an open honest conversation with a physician that you trust would bring the point home more than a rando on the internet bossing you around. informed decisions is important, and i think getting advice from the PCP is a more long-lasting, beneficial practice than coincidentally seeing my post and possibly believing it.
DoCtOrS have zero credibility after the last three years. 😅
Petition to make Kwesi an official Try Guy - dude is up for anything more than them even 🤣
Right!?
Honestly
His official try guys color should be yellow!!!!!💛
Yellow!!!
he’s a try guy in my eyes regardless
Shout-out to all the commenters calling this out as pseudoscience. The video could've really used more discussion of that, beyond Zach mentioning for like 3 seconds that doctors actively recommend AGAINST doing this in most cases Edit: just don't do things that mess up your gut microbiome, those little guys living down there are super important to your health
This is the only treatment that has kept me alive and out of the hospital for 6 years! I have chronic gut illness and injuries from SA and this is the ONLY way i empty my bowels. Its truly an amazing practice.
Especially concerned that Zach did this considering his health problems
@@annadalen7114 this is the third time i've seen you post this comment on someone else's comment. genuinely starting to think you make money off of these or something. also, they didnt give you a colostomy bag?
I think this is good for those constipation frequently. For those who has normal bowel movement this is unnecessary.
I’m not gonna get into the shamanic stuff because I’m not qualified, but yeah you cannot tell me taking a big shit is gonna help my brain chemistry long term.
I want to see a follow-up, like a week or so later, to see how Zach and Kweisi are feeling afterwards! Kweisi has definitely earned his try guy status.. give him a color and an animal onesie!!
+1 for both of those things - I love Kwesi and also I was very disappointed they didn't do a follow-up a week later!!
He can take Ned's spot.
Hearing Kwesi talk about his poop anxiety...i've never really heard anyone talk about it and it was a relief to know I'm not alone in experiencing that
Kwesi's breathing and faces like he's in labour 🤣. Meanwhile Zach is having a relaxing spa day. Absolutely top tier Try Guys video 👏
The comments on this video make me feel like they should do a follow up video to let us know if they felt this was a good choice or not. Im especially wanting to hear from Zach because he has health issues and so many people are saying this could have been hard on him.
This is the only treatment that has kept me alive and out of the hospital for 6 years! I have chronic gut illness and injuries from SA and this is the ONLY way i empty my bowels. Its truly an amazing practice.
@@annadalen7114 stop telling all these people that this is a life saver when it literally has the ability to kill you. if it works for u that's awesome but stop recommending it to everyone who will listen
@@stellarae8257 I’m not gonna be quiet about misinformation and something that has saved my life, but thank you for the input!❤️ hope the rest of ur day is good
@@annadalen7114 what is the misinformation that you speak of? that we say these are dangerous? because that's proven, not made up. /gen
@@annadalen7114 hey girl, no offense but they should give you something for stool softening. See a doctor
It's strange that Zach was okay with this. He worked so hard to remove inflammatory foods from his diet and then does something like this which is almost guaranteed to cause bowel inflammation and irritation.
Yeah, he and Ned or Eugene should have traded places
sounds like he knew nothing about this garbage
It's just isotonic, non médical fluide. Just sérum. Not gonna cause any inflammation.
can we talk about how this woman literally spoke in tongues over them and made something as simple as pooping a calming experience
I wanna know if someone can speak the language and translate what she said lol
@Reggie Reggie Sauce there's nothing to translate lol
I'm actually pretty sure that was Haitian Voudoun. AKA, the language that is used in Haitian voodoo. I have heard that spoken by practitioners in New Orleans and other areas of the south, and whistling plays a big part in it, too.
As soon as somebody brings up toxins you know it's made up...but part of me is still morbidly fascinated 😅
yeah, that's literally why people poop, I don't need someone to speed up the thing i`m already doig
Well toxins are like real but ur body already gets rid of all of them mostly
Although honestly immagine if someone injests something they shouldn't have. This can make it faster to pass and it's the only reason i see it existing. This and of course inpaction
Exactly
Agree... Seems like another version of coffee enema enthusiasts tbh, but at least everything here is just water. XD
I'm very happy that this was cathartic for both of them but I really wish they would put something in the beginning that says to consult your doctor before doing this! Especially if you have any kind of chronic illness or GI issues because this can really screw up gut bacteria. I also wish they would have done a follow up after say a week or so to let us know if either of them had any issues. Especially with Zach because he does have chronic illness and gi issues it would be nice to know how his body reacted.
I think them explaining that most doctor's recommend against this procedure because there's no research supporting it being beneficial did get that point across pretty well
@@ceceliamurphy396 I did appreciate them saying that later in the video but I did feel like there should be something in the very beginning that said "Hey talk to your doctor first"
Agree, we get the process, but we didnt get anything like how they felt hours/days after and if they noticed any improvements.
They never claimed this to be medical advice and anyone can choose to get a colonic. Why would they need to warn people? Shouldn't the people doing colonics be able to do so? Drinking, smoking/ingesting edibles, eating fast food period, let alone in bulk, and eating sugar is bad for your GI/gut bacteria among other health but no one cares if try guys or anyone let you know that. No warning is expected from that.
@@tinntinnamp when you have a large platform you should do the responsibility thing and warn your audience. Esp since the people performing the procedure most likely think it's affective and therefore won't warn them. There are plenty of try guys videos where they Flash warnings in the beginning on the screen for other things, like don't play with fireworks or don't take this advice and what not, this should be the same thing.
I’m not against the Try Guys doing things that may be unhealthy, in fact I think those episodes are the funniest lol, but I think they still have a responsibility to put much stronger warnings
Ned: we’re crew today, because we didn’t want to have any staff in the room Oh so this is where he draws the line
I do really appreciate how seriously they take consent and staff wellbeing. It definitely seems like they take full priority of making sure everyone is comfortable.
Its called lawsuits
After all the Eat the Menus, it really seems like Kieth should be in on this one
My thought exactly!
Was just coming down to put the same thing... 😄. After all that cheesy pizza and stadium food we saw him eat in the last few weeks he probably needs some pipes cleaned out. (I'm aware the episodes may have been filmed months apart). Also, Zack giggling at the "#2 Pencil" got a good chuckle out of me too, not going to lie.
Genuinely confused on why they did this without a real disclaimer. This doesn’t feel like a well researched video like their other ones. Like very entertaining but also they should be honest and talk about safety.
Why should they give a disclaimer bro ya'll are so sensitive on the internet literally stfu
They did the chiropractic video without a disclaimer and plenty of people have Been killed or disabled from that, as well. So, sadly, I'm not super surprised.
Shoutout to Elliot Dickerhoof, the person who is listed as the editor of this video, lol. You've seen things few people should have to see! (unless it's their chosen day job, of course) 😂👌
I would love to see a "Try Guys try Chocolate sculpting" like if you agree.
odd video to make this suggestion on
chocolate sculpture just after seeing them pooping lmao
The worst suggestion for this video. 😂😂😂
Ooh this would be a great without instructions where they sculpt things out of different material like chocolate, clay, and/or ice!
I would like them to try aphrodisiac chocolate while chocolate sculpting....
I love you guys, but Zach's warning should have been more important. There's lots of evidence for the detrimental effects of colonics (microbiome alteration, diarrhea, cramping, and physical tearing). Please consult your doctor (specifically a gastroenterologist) before doing this. The staff member was lovely, but this is pseudoscience and can be harmful unless you're getting a colonoscopy. The mental health stuff and "toxins"...sigh, untrained people "helping" people with complex mental health issues (e.g., PTSD) can often do more harm than good. This was funny to watch, but yeah, definitely made me feel a bit ick.
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Absolutely, this has infection risk written all over it. Also, the comparison of a “well oiled machine" is misleading. The large intestines main function 9s water reabsorption. Very few nutrients are absorbed there, just the stragglers the small intestines didn’t get. The risk of tearing, disrupting peristalsis (the rhythmic movement smooth muscle of the GI tract that moves food, chyme, and stool ). Manipulation can halt this process temporarily (called an paralytic ileus) and lead to serious and emergent issues like a bowel obstruction. Also, prematurely removing waste before the large intestines have done their job, it can lead to dehydration or even a fluid and electrolyte imbalance. This is scary because fluid and electrolyte imbalances can negatively affect all of your major organs, including your heart and kidneys.
Love the throwback to classic try guys format, but please include the medical opinion on these types of procedures as many people watch your videos and may try these types of things for themselves without consulting a doctor and understanding the risks of such a procedure
Colonics Woman praising Zachs ability to poop. "Its what I do." Zach never fails to make me laugh! So good
Them being their own camera crew brings me back to the good old days when they used to have to do that 🥲
I really love the professionals they find, and I have commented this on multiple videos but it's because they almost always have the best guests in their videos! asking for Kwesi's consent was so important so I love that she did that! she has such a calming energy but also seems to have a good sense of humor which I feel like is necessary for her field of work. I just love how these types of videos make uncomfortable things more normal for everyone, so keep it up.
She's a pro, seriously. I loved her
the professionals are truly so patient w the guys and the guys to an amazing job at keeping a comfortable environment for both their guests and professionals . idk who does the research on pros but ik alexandria is the production manager so if alex is the one in charge … amazing job alexandria🫶🏼
Well, I hope they both still have their appendixes and take quality probiotics because this could /really/ screw them up otherwise. Your gut microbiome does not need to be cleaned out, it helps stabilize so much more than just your digestion and regularity, it is hard to understate how incredibly vital your gut microbiome is to both your physical and your mental health.
Most of us will always struggle with the microbiome and all good colonic hydrotherapy tells us to take probiotics afterwards. It's the same like Ayahuasca, we all have to make our own life choices as to what really will work. Colonics thankfully work for me. So grateful especially since it seems medical professionals are advising most people against them.
The cryotherapy clinic was questionable, but at least it wasn't known to be harmful. I would really prefer that the Try Guys not do any more of these psuedoscience therapies. It brings attention to practices that don't deserve it.
People have said cupping is a psuedoscince and they did a video on that
i feel like pseudoscience has a place in this world and as long as you educate yourself go for it
Totally agree. I see Becky getting into things like this (she was on about clay deodorant or something a while back; honestly I've been avoiding content with her when I can because she talks about all this stuff as if it's good, without any nuance) and I just feel like that's gotta be an influence on things like this video. They also live in the LA bubble of beauty and wellness trends which are quickly turning into cults and it just makes me worry. Especially with Zach and his chronic pain... companies like YoungLiving and doTerra and all those other snake oil salesmen purposefully target and prey on people with incurable diseases and chronic pain.
@@staceytoda2756 cupping is WAY different than shoving a tube into your colon and sucking shit out of it, cupping may cause a little discomfort and bruises and that’s it, this could do a lot more harm than good.
Agreed!
kwesi's distressed "can you play some soft R&B" killed me lmao i love that man
They so considerate to the staffs for filming it themselves
This feels like something that would be required of you to go through in order to be initiated into Scientology
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But it turns out Ned was, in fact, full of crap.
brooo ='] so true
'Why do people come to you?' 'Despression, anxiety, headaches, muscle pain, backpain, tooth ache, eye strain, bad hair day-' Yep defiantly not pseudo-science bs/s XD
also the lady was super nice and all but she also said she was a "shamanic guide" or something and I don't know.
dude the ptsd one made me so pissed people with sever ptsd look for anything thatll help this video could be genuely dangerous for promoting that
PLEASE consult a doctor before doing this! And please let your audience know to do the same! I have a colitis and other gi issues and if I did this, it would absolutely ruin my biome
“ask our wives” guess we should ask alex, too, while we’re at it
Kwesi would be an amazing try guy. I love when he's part of the videos
Welp he's Ned's replacement
Nah….he knew about the affair
Kwesi is the sweetest muffin, he needs so many hugs
I love him! Toxic masculinity out!
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OMFG this is gold! Lots of old school vibes! Zach is the king of being comfortable with himself and Kwesi's reaction were perfect for this! Idk why I enjoyed so much watching people taking a sh*t in front of other people but I did! The more you know... Thank you guys, I love this kind of content!
It would be so weird pooping in front of someone else, a stranger, let alone filming it and putting on the internet! Brave men, Kwasi and Zach.
kwesi: i don't know what else is left to come out today me, someone who's had a colonoscopy: oh no. you don't even know. on one hand this seems maybe less bad than drinking too much gross liquid, but on the other hand this looks like a bad idea on nearly every level. if your gut works normally you don't need this and you might fuck it up. if your gut doesn't work normally you need to talk to your doctor first anyway. yikes.
colonics are SO bad for gut bacteria....I'm surprised specifically that Zach did this. Keeping a healthy gut biome is so important especially for folks with chronic disorders.
Seriously. Literally this should only be done when someone is medically “backed up” or impacted. And only ordered by a doctor (I.e post surgery and someone hasn’t pooped in days)
I was wondering if they give them a set of probiotics or something similar afterward to reset the guy biome... Mine is so off, I'm sick alot. I'm wondering if this could be beneficial to someone like me to "reset" the gut...
This is precisely why doctors don't easily prescribe antibiotics because it can wipe out the normal gut flora. Unless this procedure is recommended by your doctors please don't do it.
Exactly! Not to be too TMI but I had to recently prep for a colonoscopy and the first thing my GI doctor told me was that I'm going to be in pain for days afterwards because I have a chronic illness and it's gonna take a while for my intestines and stomach to readjust. They weren't wrong. It has been a painful readjustment. And I understand where Zach is coming from, as someone who also only used the bathroom once every 5 days (hence the procedure to figure out why) it can feel like you just need to flush everything out, but this doesn't seem like the correct way to go about it...
@@juliadaniels5398 the only thing that could “reset” the gut when paired with a colonic would be a fecal transplant
I am firmly of the opinion that this is all psuedoscience placebo bullshit, but it is amusing to watch, and if the people doing it both feel like it's helping and aren't doing active harm to themselves, then more power to them!
Same. And tbh I appreciated so much that they said it on video
lol when I was in high school I was part of a painting collective that was all otherwise adults. Lived in a place with tons of back-to-the-land hippies, loads of woo-woo and woo-adjacent stuff. I remember half the group went on this multi-day retreat where part of the treatment was a raw-fruit-only diet and thrice-daily wheatgrass juice colonics...why do I remember this? Because they all came back and wouldn't stop talking about it and one of them painted a self portrait of themselves lounging with a green IV bag and tube up their..... my poor teen mind did NOT know how to handle those conversations...this was pre-Google so I just 😶😶😶 because frankly that sounded like torture to me but they were all super enthusiastic about the whole experience, attributed all sorts of mood and physical improvements to it. 🤷🏼♀️😅 The human mind/body is a weird and wonderful thing...
I agree although i see a benefit in 1 condition. Immagine someone eating something they shouldn't have. This can speed up the process so the intestines can't absorb much.
It’s terrible for the gut biome
It could very well be terrible for the good bacteria in your intestines you need for digestion. It flushes them away. You need those. That part of your body shouldn't be clean
If Keith had done this, he'd still be on the table. 🤣
Kwesi new fourth try guy?
IDK, I feel like it was a missed opportunity not having Keith do this one. With his "Eat the menu" series, he'd be the ideal candidate for a colon cleanse and might push the boundaries even further. Kwesi - you're definitely a Try Guy in spirit! Thanks for your bravery! 😅
In the part two of reading the comments on this channel, Keith remarks that he just doesn't poo with the Eat The Menu videos and probably has had an appointment for it
I was thinking Keith wasn't in this because he would be laughing non-stop or something, lol
Keith got his balls waxed on camera, Susan... you can only expect so much of the man 🤣
@@danielleking262 I was thinking it was because he wouldn't fit on the table. He's a long boy.
@@Izzy41630 Ha, good point, but I would hope that facility could accommodate for tall people who might need this treatment as well.
Just a tip for any situation, really... If someone is trying to relax, they are a lot more likely to calm down if you breathe with them, instead of rapid-fire telling them they aren't relaxed.
right? she was like "do you wanna feel pain?!?!?!?!?!?" wtf
Same, dont get me wrong shes lovely, but I feel like "look at me 😡 ur not relaxed, just relax" maybe wasnt the way to go to get them to relax, especially in such a new scenario to them
Yeah that was not the best therapeutic communication
yea she made me nervous with that and i’m not involved lol
We also have to remember that she was most likely feeling awkward/nervous as well, being on camera. Neither Zach or Kwesi seemed bothered by it either.
The level of trust all these guys have with each other is insane!! I almost feel like I shouldn't be watching this but I can't look away lol 😂😂
As someone with diagnosed chronic constipation.... this looks like HEAVEN!! I used to have the "mega shit" as well but it was also so painful that I would start crying from the pain involuntarily....
Ned and Eugene just disappearing from the frame at 1:23 after "ask our wives". 🤣
I love that Eugene is Zach's colon support person
I see they found a replacement for Ned. Lol
The try guys just gave themselves the biggest colonic of all- getting rid of Ned
Zach: Let's get our butts cleaned on camera Keith: I just done Eat the menu, so...... Zach: Let's get Kwesi on the phone
This comment won 😂
Or... Keith: When should we schedule a Lewberger tour? (Looks at production calendar) Here's the perfect time!
Lmmfao....
The OP Keith comment eat the menu
I love that as a collective we have embraced Kwesi and we just are waiting for the Try Guys to make him official. This looks like an old school video and im here for this and their suffering!
I get the whole gimmick of the channel is the guys trying stuff (hence the name) but unnecesary colonics are actually very dangerous, as they disturb the microbiota of the bowels.
Anyone else in favor of Kwesi replacing Ned?
I've heard that he assisted ned in the cheating, but idk I could be wrong
@@jasmine5038 NOOO….
Guys, talk to a gastroenterologist about this. I think science frowns upon practices like this, even if it's guided by a poop shaman 🤣🤣
Poop shaman! I think the second she opened her mouth and started all that “toxins” bs, I would have walked out
Yes!! Once I saw that the person doing this wasn’t some type of licensed medical professional I was very skeptical. The body is pretty good at managing itself most of the time, I don’t have issues with alternative medicine but I hate how this industry peddles expensive things that range from useless to dangerous (and since the guys have a platform I think they have a responsibility for providing correct information). Zach likely isn’t actually stuffed up, some people can just go a long time between poops (not blaming him for not knowing but these are the types of concerns you share with your medical provider not your poop shaman)
Yeah as a nurse I’m horrified for them physiologically. I am totally cool with people doing whatever spiritual/mental/emotional practices that work for them, but this is just not good for your body.
Not their first foray into promoting pseudoscience.
@@PainsawChenus i think this can also be addictive for some people. The physical feeling of release and cleanliness, wrapped in a nice spirituality bow. It's definitely easier than therapy.
Fun video :) though I would have liked to see a doctor explain the risks of this procedure and talk about the available evidence (or lack thereof)
I'm glad that they stated at the beginning that most doctors don't recommend this - the immediate side-effects are nausea and irritable bowels. If it's not performed by an experienced person, you can also run the risk of infection, or tearing the inside of the rectum. In saying that, it was good to see them bring light to a practice so that if people still want to go forward with this, then they're better informed on what goes on.
They don't recommend chiropractic treatment either but it saved me.
It’s so uncomfortable watching Ned in this knowing what I know now
This woman is really nice, I really liked her energy and the way she treated the boys, but I can't imagine this being good for you, I'm not a doctor but here's the thing... sure you're taking the poop out, but also all the intestine flora and good bacteria. Hormones are also produced in the intestines (its called the second brain for a reason), so all the production would just be gone. I can only think about this being good if someone have a problem with pooping and clogging idk. And I guess if you do enemas regularly its a lesser version of this treatment.
She is a snake oil salesman - no other way around it. That shit is completely unproven and can indeed be very dangerous to you. And I AM a doctor - so I kind of know that your intestines can pretty much take care for themselves and that stuff like "toxins" in the way used by people like her - are completely made-up term to scare consumers
Ptsd? Ppl really getting a glorified enema for ptsd. How is that gonna help unless your ptsd is popping. I get why it might help with some other issues of the gastric tracts but saying it cures ptsd is a bit much. Even the headaches and depression is questionable but maybe bad bowel movements can cause stress and hurt which causes such but PTSD? Also it's not possible this has no health effects if done regularly. We have so much beneficial bacteria in there we need. This is unnecessary unless a person has serious inpaction issues or possibly has injested something they shouldn't have so it passes through as fast as possible.
This only flushes out the large intestine. I think a lot of the bacteria (flora), is in the small intestine, so it wouldn't impact that, which is good.
i think the microbiome will recover as long as this isn't your sole method of bowel movement
@@acheronalexander pretty sure they meant pooping related ptsd
We definitely need an update on what you guys noticed was different after. Love the video. It was back to the weird stuff that had me start watching in the first place. Going out and trying new things.
PLEAASE eugene and zach hearing kwesi scream through the walls is making me laugh so hard
It feels like Kwesi puts everything he had on the line. And we see that. We acknowledge that. We love Kwesi!
Colonics are total woo woo bs, but it was entertaining. Never thought I'd get a kick out of two grown dudes taking a sh!t but here we are 😀
Colonics are useful for people that have problems with bowel movements, but you don't need them to eliminate toxins, if you are healthy your body does that all on its own.
This is the only treatment that has kept me alive and out of the hospital for 6 years! I have chronic gut illness and injuries from SA and this is the ONLY way i empty my bowels. Its truly an amazing practice.
@@wwaxwork not to mention that you are flushing out all the good gut bacteria your body needs 🙈
@@wwaxwork even if youre not healthy, you may only need these if you have a serious digestive problem. and then these can actually make it worse. just want to clarify bc i dont want someone to think "i get constipated every other week so i need one of these!" because that should not be the take away at all considering how dangerous and useless they are
@@annadalen7114 I'm sorry that you had a traumatic experience but the fact that this is the only way you can empty your bowels for the past six years is actually really concerning and if you went to the hospital they would probably be able to fix that problem. Have you also considered that you've done this so often that it's caused more damage and that's what's causing your problems to persist?
Can we just mention her hair? Girl has those silky swoops👩🏾⚕️🙀
I am outraged I had to scroll this far for this comment WOWOWOW
@@zerocraic3966 SAME 😂 those waves are a dream 😍
This is the one video I thought Keith would want to do considering how much fast food he eats
I have so many questions. What did it feel like to poop during? Was water flowing the whole time? How did they feel when they stood up? How did they feel afterwards for a few days? How was the first poop afterwards? PS - Kwesi is an honorary Try Guy at this point, assign the man a colour and an animal!
Thank you for mentioning that doctors recommend against this, colonics do carry risks and they have no proven benefits beside preparing for medical procedures. I sort of wish you'd just have done a colonoscopy instead, but at least you mentioned it.
This is the only treatment that has kept me alive and out of the hospital for 6 years! I have chronic gut illness and injuries from SA and this is the ONLY way i empty my bowels. Its truly an amazing practice.
Seeing Kwesi spread eagle on that table struggling to get the tube in took me out! 😂😂 I had one colonic and I will never do it again. It was so uncomfortable. The cramping, the feeling of being “full”…it was the worst day. Lol
I’ve done a colonic twice in my life and they are absolutely amazing! I felt exactly like Kwesi did lol but I’m not sure how they concentrated with the lights on and ppl in the room. The person who did mine set the mood in the room and just made it a space where you could unwind and really center yourself!
The ask our wives comment aged poorly 😅
i was just about to point that out too. guess we should also ask alex