Ross and Carrie Blow FoodMarble: Hydrogen Breath Testing Edition

Oh No, Ross and Carrie

Ross and Carrie

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4.8 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 24 October 2022

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Ross and Carrie experiment with FoodMarble, a “digestive breath testing device” that purports to use hydrogen levels to interpret fermentation and gut health. Plus, they drink entire glasses of isolated carbs to see which ones make them miserable. Fun!

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Ono Ross and Carrie.
0:12.0	The show where we don't just report on fringe science, spirituality and claims of the paranormal,
0:17.0	but we take part ourselves.
0:18.3	Yep, when they make the claims we show up so you don't have to, I'm Carrie Poppy,
0:23.1	not a robot.
0:24.3	And I'm Ross Blotcher, and it's good to know there is a Carrie Tron 3000 that I can
0:29.3	replace you with if I need to if something happens to you.
0:32.4	Yeah, if I die, and I see me if instead of freezing my body, I'm just going to make sure
0:38.4	that all of my knowledge is uploaded into my robot.
0:41.6	Get on it, scientists.
0:42.9	No, I'm on it.
0:43.9	This is what I'm working on.
0:44.9	This is my big project.
0:46.4	Cool.
0:47.4	All right.
0:48.4	This is what I do in the backyard.
0:49.4	Time well spent.
0:50.4	Well, while I'm still using my dumb mortal body, it's got, you know, certain little
0:56.5	cracks and surprises for me, you know, our bodies need food for energy.
1:03.6	You can't just like plug us into a USB port, which is very inconvenient.
1:07.8	God's first mistake, but also kind of tasty.
1:10.8	The food.
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