A Woman Drank 1 Liter Soy Sauce Colon Cleanse In 2 Hours. This Is What Happened To Her Brain.

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The patient in this case presented to an emergency room in Illinois, 2012.
The opposite case is here: • A Mom Drank 3 Gallons ...
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Medicine ► • Medicine
Spanish translation and dub by Cenzontle Voices, Inc. CDMX
Medical Reviewer: Dr Araceli Morga Vera
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These cases are patients who I, or my colleagues have seen. They are de-identified and many instances have been presented in more depth in an academic setting. These videos are not individual medical advice and are for general educational purposes only. I do not give medical advice over the internet.
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Patient CG portrayed by Vanessa Banks-Gonzales
Production Assistant: Bradley Williams
Osmotic Demyelination MRI by Dr Brendon Friesen radiopaedia.org/cases/trident...
Celiac Disease Pathology by Dr Michael Bonert
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[3] Lien YH. et. al. Study of brain electrolytes and organic osmolytes during correction of chronic hyponatremia. Implications for the pathogenesis of central pontine myelinolysis. J Clin Invest. 1991;88(1):303. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2...
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@chubbyemu 5 лет назад

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@timotijevic__ 5 лет назад

Make something for coca-cola i rly wanna know

@viggokalman7256 5 лет назад

New video - immediate click 😉

@humphryshan9494 5 лет назад

“Salty people have smaller brains”

@ipromaster70 5 лет назад

These video's are worth waiting a month for my dude.

@strongmanforjesus3353 5 лет назад

Does soy sauce have alot of salt,would that make her brain swell up?

@KaiserFritt0 5 лет назад

You can hear his anger and frustration in his voice when he talks about false detox claims. Definitely the mind of a doctor who cares only for the health and wellbeing of humanity.

@mastermindcow6210 4 года назад

This detox nonsense is like the false belief that humans only use a small portion of their brain. Edit: then again, the "we don't use 100% of our brain" myth doesn't hurt people.

@ant2901 4 года назад

Yeah if you want a real detox just have a good diet, i always see people eat nothing but junk food and then drink a supposed detox thinking it negated all of the junk food they ate throughout their life

@iMRM-ez8of 4 года назад

Only detox is excessive water, electrolyte solution, and exercise combined.

@iMRM-ez8of 4 года назад

@Michael Persico Healthy compared too... who to who?

@baumi8125 4 года назад

@@iMRM-ez8of Most of America/ the west I guess. And do some sort of exercise at least 30 minutes a day.

@halatiny6537 4 года назад

“Salty people have shrinking brains.” My new philosophy

@RoTenken 4 года назад

I know a few gamers whom their behavior is explained by this fact.

@p4p-ez 4 года назад

"Stolen comment" Korean kpop is shit

@tanishahazra9102 4 года назад

@@p4p-ez "annoying antis who are a bunch of fools" You people bring up that topic more than we as Fans do, this isnt a kpop related video and the commenter hasn't commented anything about that as well as no "annoying" reply from any other person, you are just making a fool of yourself pal.

@p4p-ez 4 года назад

@@tanishahazra9102 you sound like Tyler Blevins calling people fools and thinking your a big brain you might as well call me a stupid nigga

@WhiteGryphus 4 года назад

@@p4p-ez I don't disagree that korean kpop is a shit (though it's just a matter of taste), but saying korean kpop sounds like saying my head has headache.

@DravenGal 2 года назад

They way he doesn’t say “a *full* recovery” is ten times louder than if he said “a partial recovery.”

@Christopher-qq4dl 11 месяцев назад

Lol

@Pluralofvinylisvinyls 4 месяца назад

Next time say *spoilers alert* 🥸

@DravenGal 4 месяца назад

@@Pluralofvinylisvinyls Oh sorry, I thought it was vague enough. Apologies.

@Pluralofvinylisvinyls 4 месяца назад

@@DravenGal Im totally jk

@jamesperis9040 3 месяца назад

Then why not reduce the volume by 10 times 😂😂😂

@polyesterbees Год назад

I appreciate the way CE never blames the patient for these things, but focuses on condemning the quacks that would convince someone to do something like this, and how medical professionals never took her seriously

@Sunflare-vq2uy Год назад

Yes I noticed that too. He seems like he really cares about people.

@aleccooper9350 3 года назад

“Salty people have shrinking brains” This is hilarious out of context

@malksmogendavid4470 3 года назад

i was looking for this comment XD

@valentinkrajzelman4649 3 года назад

He knew what he was doing

@DrYeet2704 3 года назад

Does that mean that most people on Facebook have shrunken brains?

@Minish4rk360 3 года назад

@@DrYeet2704 yes

@fatmahisham8613 3 года назад

@@DrYeet2704 it’s not funny

@naughtyadventuresofmcbrouh5410 5 лет назад

"Salty people have shrinking brains " ey not my words.

@divat10 5 лет назад

I instant thought about making a joke and saw this comment

@zippy66666 5 лет назад

i went straight to the comment when he said that lol.

@divat10 5 лет назад

@@zippy66666 me 2

@Smogfellows 5 лет назад

Naughty adventures of mcBrouhaha in a vacuum You have a big brain. A VERY big brain.

@ParanointDE 5 лет назад

where is this

@kendrabrecka279 2 года назад

Up until the last 2-3 min of this video, I just thought this woman was absolutely insane. But then when he started talking about how she was never properly diagnosed or given real attention to what the actual issue was, that it led her to such a bad state where she harmed herself, it made me really sad, I got shivers because I'm sorry for her. I hope nobody has to go through that kind of misdiagnosis, and just being apparently let go by doctors who should be there to help you. I wish the best for her

@redtortoise Год назад

Imagine harming yourself as a way to punish a doctor.. she's 39 why does she act like a teenager..

@amy-leacoopertwiggyvonlea8969 Год назад

@@redtortoise Jesus christ what the FUCK?!?!!

@simshaver Год назад

@@redtortoiseincel

@lenas6246 Год назад

@@redtortoise try going through multiple misdiagnoses honey

@demonqueen881 Год назад

This case reminds me of the phrase "when you hear hoofbeats, think horse, not zebra". This poor woman's doctors thought horse, as psych issues seemed to be the most sensible and logical problem. When in actuality, it was actually the zebra. The tragedy of this case is heart-breaking.

@KitsuneYojimbo 2 года назад

The anger expressed at 1:02 is honestly something I was glad to hear. That someone would be so messed up in the head to make the whole "colon cleanse" thing at the expense of the health of someone on the internet for their own sick amusement deserves Bernard's wrath. But seriously... This guy is one of the main reasons I enjoy watching medical content. He makes it both educational and entertaining.

@Sniperboy5551 Год назад

To be fair, whenever someone does something dumb like this, I see it as proof of Darwinism in action

@youtubesucks1885 Год назад

This basicly on the level of Trump saying you should inject dysinfectious liquid into your veins or people believing the earth is flat.

@ekthepro Год назад

@@Sniperboy5551 finally someone who agrees with me

@ekki1993 Год назад

@@Sniperboy5551 You're doing something dumb right now, assuming this is "Darwinism". It's people without proper education not knowing something that may be obvious to you. In these cases, all blame is in whoever disseminates the idea.

@Owen_loves_Butters Год назад

@@Sniperboy5551 No rational person would do this of course, but it's important to remember than no one is rational 100% of the time. Even smart people can have their judgement impaired by destabilizing events.

@soe7000 4 года назад

Hypersoysauceemia Hyper meaning high Soy sauce meaning soy sauce emia meaning presence in blood. High soy sauce presence in blood

@Music4EverKanekavi 4 года назад

soe u speak Latin?

@soonlytaing1708 4 года назад

Asians: Are you challenging me?

@manipulativer 4 года назад

@@Music4EverKanekavi appearantly not as emia does not mean presence in blood. And gatus domesticus = cat.

@csv8944 4 года назад

@@Music4EverKanekavi its greek

@spiketop-om2xn 4 года назад

I spit out my water reading this

@finnmacdiarmid3250 5 лет назад

“Honey, why are you crying?” “THE TOXINS ARE LEAVING!!!”

@dfo990 5 лет назад

Why the channel name is chubby emu?

@gemgal68 5 лет назад

@@dfo990 think its bcoz he was "chubby" in the past?... u can see him being much "rounder" in his earlier contents a few ago.... as for "Emu" , I am not sure though...

@nicholascho64 5 лет назад

@@gemgal68 He plays alot of emulator games?

@shatterfox5198 5 лет назад

@@dfo990 He's Australian.

@dfo990 5 лет назад

I mean, the guy is clearly an real doctor and the content is serious scientific, but then the channel name is utterly ridiculous, lol wtf....

@injunsun 2 года назад

This hits and hurts. My late sister developed Celiac and lactose intolerance, post cancer treatments for both breast and colon cancers, both of which metastaticised. She adored dairy, and had just begun "Pickle's Nibbles," baking cookies (using her knickname, which I'd given her as a child). Come May 23rd, 2018, she was 47, mother of two, stepmother to another. She died of complications from her third colon cancer surgery, and chemo. She was my only sister. My little sister. I miss her so much.

@margodphd Год назад

I'm so sorry :( I hope her children and loved ones are holding on somehow.. loosing my father to cancer and mother to subsequent depression shattered my life - I hope they will be well. Rest in peace, Miss Pickles ❤

@benmills2059 9 месяцев назад

I'm sorry for your loss, this comment was touching. ❤

@valiantsfelinesmccarty6678 Месяц назад

So sorry for your loss. I'm still not over my brother and he's been gone longer than we were together. He had brain injury from the abuse received as children and they made a mistake when they diagnosed him as a diabetic in his adulthood instead he was type 1 that rare kind that you find mostly with people of indigenous American background but they gave him type 2 medication A big no-no it messes with the heart. I've never gotten over how the doctors in California didn't treat him properly thought he was schizoid. Luckily he ran back to the state we originally came from and paternal adoptive family that took him to the right doctors who were familiar with this condition that was happening too the local area indigenous people. They ran the proper tests realized he was diabetic got him insulin straightened out and he led a fantastic life until the brain injuries received as a child cropped up as an adult continuing to grow as tumor like problems between the lining of the brain and the skull. I loved him dearly. I will never get over his loss but I have made sure that I live each day for The both of us for what he didn't get to do.

@dumbbunny9178 2 года назад

My family always laughs at me because I’m so careful about how long food stays out, making sure to not over medicate when I’m sick, and checking labels for serving sizes etc. My logic is there is clearly a reason there are recommendations for all of these thing and I’m no doctor or scientist so I’ll happily refer to the experts. Better safe than sorry. This channel definitely proves it.

@rdred8693 2 года назад

There is a saying "Building codes are written in blood". There is a reason we follow rules.

@Megatron995 2 года назад

The "experts" are the ones who misdiagnosed her celiac as schizophrenia, and other "experts" paralyzed her by screwing up lowering her sodium. Experts are NOT to be trusted!

@Spills51 2 года назад

i don t read labels at all...and somehow have srvived without drinking a gallon of soy suaCE....👍👍

@terminatorougtifv Год назад

i also never go outside as i may trip on a stick and die

@kimutone2970 Год назад

@@Spills51 Surviving and having a quality of life are very different things. Don't come and proudly state that you let ignorance rule and hope it never does you harm.

@jtimberfak3933 5 лет назад

As a nurse, I can safely say lectures would have been SO much better if presented like this. Most case studies were on paper. No dramatic music or B roll. No dramatic voiceovers. These videos are gold! And oh god, he mentioned Jilly Juice haha I love how he stays current with online happenings

@samn6498 5 лет назад

Any good doctor stays up to date with the multiple new ways morons hurt themselves everyday

@sofiakeating9511 5 лет назад

I agree. The way case studies are presented at the moment is pretty lame. These videos are part of the reason I became interested in medicine

@kayjay8790 5 лет назад

I second that! I almost fall asleep reading them for school lol

@xPorsum 5 лет назад

What the hell is jilly juice

@9999plato 5 лет назад

@@xPorsum Its a concoction thought up by some idiotic Asian American woman who charges money to join her "Jilly Juice" cult. Its a mixture of high concentrations of Salt, Cabbage and Water all left to ferment. She claims that all manner of disease can be purged from the body by drinking this swill in large doses regularly. He "scientific" reasoning is that many diseases are caused by candida in the intesinal tract and he Jilly Juice causes something called by her "waterfalls" not diarreha. She admits to having no training, no medical background, and no true scientific background but still pushes this crap. There are many women who swear by it though we know it's really unsafe. Even Dr Phil had her on to pick her little cult apart. vimeo.com/271585291

@MeowFacegmailcom 3 года назад

"Yea she definitely has paranoid schizophrenia, but meds wont do anything so idk i guess we should just let her go home"

@peepawthecat 3 года назад

Bruh she's driving a car around too like wtf. Mental health in this country is a joke.

@GM-xo7yy 3 года назад

And what do you recommend they have done when meds weren't working? Because they don't know what to do! All they can do is physical restraint and serious sedation. We should be praying for everyone we know that they are healed.

@silverstarfinder 3 года назад

@@GM-xo7yy there isn’t just one medication for those symptoms - the usual treatment is to try different meds until you find one that works. God answered our prayers with scientists and medications so we should take advantage, not ignore it because it isn’t how we think God should answer our prayers.

@nadined8558 3 года назад

@Winston plus, mercury poisoning!

@lamestanley8262 3 года назад

You can get yourself out there quickly if you act crazy at first then act normal after a bit. The insurance will think that you’re doing better than you actually are and get you out so they don’t have to keep paying

@moroaica3660 2 года назад

My celiac disease symptoms started when I was 14. I wasn't diagnosed until I was 21. Doctors blamed all my symptoms on my period. It doesn't shock me at all that she went for other options just to be believed.

@janeeyre1990 10 месяцев назад

I had a similar experience trying to get my pelvic pain conditions diagnosed here in the Midwestern US. Years and years and so many doctors. That was my 20s.

@aeiou1061 10 месяцев назад

The things is that it's not easy to diagnose every single disease as there are so many and sometimes symptoms are so vague

@FirstnameLastnames 8 месяцев назад

@@aeiou1061true, but a good start could be listening to and believing your (female) patients.

@aeiou1061 8 месяцев назад

@@FirstnameLastnames but many patients just exaggerate and when the tests come normal they then complain about the costs just for nothing

@assjam3104 8 месяцев назад

@@aeiou1061this mindset has caused numerous misdiagnoses of women’s health issues

@Real_Kaedinh 2 года назад

The fact that she was able to drink any amount of soy sauce without vomiting should make her an honorary member of the X-Men

@royce6485 3 года назад

Im impressed that she was able to drink any amount of soy sauce at all

@juliewillow7454 3 года назад

🤢🤮

@randomwatermelon1 3 года назад

Like soy sauce with noodles is great and all but soy sauce alone? *gags*

@darenmiller2218 3 года назад

Let alone an entire liter. Like other commenters, some on noodles or mixed with wasabi for sushi is cool, but not for chugging lol

@tian.-. 3 года назад

Instead of beer, you see someone chugging soy sauce 🤮

@cessposter 3 года назад

*I have consumed copious amounts of soy sauce in the last 5 minutes* /s Edit : i meant /srs

@MarshallBananar 5 лет назад

"Salty people have shrinking brains" Everyone who's played with salty players knows that I bet

@ThousandBlade 5 лет назад

this line is gold

@jerrym.7134 5 лет назад

didierthesuperstar LOL

@ZachBlackforest 5 лет назад

My experience playing League of Legends has taught me this well.

@thatclashboi1791 5 лет назад

you know he put that in there as a joke while also being serious lol

@MayZonday 5 лет назад

Soy bois

@krisweller1498 2 года назад

I heard about a case from a family friend who is a nurse, a man came in convinced he had colon cancer. He checked all the boxes for the symptoms, but didn’t have any actual tumors. His undiagnosed celiac’s has gotten bad enough to get to the permanent-damage stage. My brother also has celiac’s, and lived with pretty severe chronic fatigue for almost a year and a half before diagnosis. He can’t even eat at restaurants because of the possibility of gluten cross-contamination.

@ravyn. 11 месяцев назад

"a recovery." That just means that she didn't die and that there was *some* improvement... not how much. And the fact that he didn't go into how profound that recovery was... breaks my heart.

@pat7785 5 лет назад

Woman drinks one litre of brain, this is what happened to her soy sauce

@Robloxchat123 5 лет назад

this deserves more likes

@freezeher4262 5 лет назад

I was pissing myself

@panthercommander637 5 лет назад

Lololol can’t stop laughing

@CrazyDutchguys 5 лет назад

fun fact: brains are poison, eating a human brain can be lethal

@crocogators 5 лет назад

Thank you, Duchinator! Very cool

@82dorrin 5 лет назад

"A man ate half a blueberry muffin in two minutes. This is how his left eye exploded"

@NemesBence 5 лет назад

Im dying😂😂😂

@cromeaxe 5 лет назад

Good one

@ando1135 5 лет назад

Hyperblueberrynemia

@Zeyox96 5 лет назад

@@ando1135 Hyper, meaning high, blueberry referring to a specific kind of berry that is considered to be one of the healthier kinds of fruit, and emia, meaning presence in blood. High healthy berry presence in blood.

@ando1135 5 лет назад

@@Zeyox96 you made my day

@Eddygeek18 2 года назад

I love the anger you expressed to dangerous mis-information. It is a wide problem that needs solving especially when the consequences are so bad and you expressed the seriousness of it in this video

@jimmypad5501 4 месяца назад

Anger where?

@emilyansimano8983 2 года назад

My husband just showed me this channel and I'm addicted!!! I love how you break down the definitions and show dramatizations and graphics. Thank you for the educational entertainment. LOVE IT! ❤

@nostop9789 5 лет назад

ok but the messy pouring of the soy sauce made me angry

@brantardrey7360 5 лет назад

It would me too

@brantardrey7360 5 лет назад

To no stop

@bensmith5612 5 лет назад

Good job they didn’t show the toilet then.

@CoreyTaylorsNeck 5 лет назад

Same here

@DATONEGAMER25 5 лет назад

It was like an infomercial

@chinezerebel9443 5 лет назад

Hypo means low Hyper means high Whatever comes after means you're going to die

@blankyboi1040 5 лет назад

Well, yeah

@deramon1000 5 лет назад

Hypolifemia inbound

@rey_is_away 5 лет назад

Hyperlively

@MotoMoto-el2dy 5 лет назад

Hyperligma

@chnet968 5 лет назад

These prefix just denotes abnormal level of things, but they aren't always lead to death. Say in certain case caused by genetic disorders.

@adawg3032 4 месяца назад

Brain injury is a horrible thing for everyone involved. I lost my lady of 8 years to her having a blood clot, and that blood clot despite me immediately doing CPR and the ambulance showing up 3 minutes after she fell, still it took 30 mins of CPR to get her blood pressure and pulse back but it was enough to consider her brain dead. I didnt know what to do when she was in the hospital bed, because the EEG hooked up to her just had nothing but flat lines.. That was the hardest thing for me to ever go through in my entire life. Her physical form was there, i could hold her hand and run my hands through her hair, but as if it was like a car with an empty gas tank, she just was gone at the same time. She was right in front of me, but nowhere at the same time, and i feel for everyone who has had to go through such an event, wether personal experience or a loved one.

@alangarrett1181 2 года назад

I want this Dr. as my GP because he can describe and diagnose a tension headache in such an interesting and dramatic fashion as to keep you riveted for as long as he cares to speak!

@kindallyowell8541 5 лет назад

The 3 things I learned from this video: 1.) dont drink soy sauce oml 2.) everything on the internet except for this channel is trash 3.) emia-meaning presence in blood

@sovietcitizen6516 5 лет назад

Kindall Yowell wat about da Russian bajur

@czdaniel1 5 лет назад

And from last video "E for Exit" to help remember _Afferent_ vs _Efferent_ arterioles *[Afferent feeds into the kidneys, Efferent exits the kidneys]*

@asentientmonkey4860 5 лет назад

awww what about Veritasium and Deep Look?

@morganthompson 5 лет назад

Soviet Citizen you forgot salty people have shrinking brains

@srinivasaiyer4980 5 лет назад

Hyper- meaning high

@opfinderHarald 4 года назад

You're very calm but i like how you raise your voice when talking about colon cleanses.

@p.dookiesalmon6730 3 года назад

He's very passionate about colon related activities

@chicofrijoles 3 года назад

Yeah, I took that personally!

@Neerepha 3 года назад

I thought the same 😅 glad it wasn't my impression only

@benibad9355 3 года назад

@@Neerepha be. C bpb

@nephologi 3 года назад

He knows what it takes to be healthy, and something as silly as a SOY SAUCE COLON CLENSE sounds outlandish.

@derangius Год назад

This man is trying to educate us AND entertain us. I applaud so hard my hands are sore.

@katd367 Год назад

I came here from Fascinating Horror's channel... Your channel was mentioned. Thank you for explaining and defining these situations. And prevention of how not to end up like these folks, may they rest in peace. ❤

@samdubois9893 4 года назад

My soy sauce and sushi will now be accompanied by a healthy amount of water

@palantiri6590 4 года назад

I just use the spicy mayo instead.

@thefloridamanofytcomments5264 4 года назад

Just wash it down with a quart of bleach to sterilize your kidneys from the sodium.

@PLANDerLinde99 4 года назад

3 gallons should be about enough water

@Kriegter 4 года назад

Wait you don't????

@kerezymaii 4 года назад

Having a little soy sauce to dip your sushi won't hurt. She drank a litre

@youtubechicken120 4 года назад

This channel makes me feel like im gonna die tomorrow and i have at least 900 conditions. But i do know hypo, hyper, and emia so thanks

@fisharecute5642 3 года назад

P r e s e n c e I n b l o o d

@thenonsequitur 3 года назад

@Deylan Acasio hyperlardemia

@animarblemarblerace9232 3 года назад

Hyperhypomithochrondiaemia

@sparkplug8763 3 года назад

@@animarblemarblerace9232 so normal presence of mitochondria in blood?

@animarblemarblerace9232 3 года назад

@@sparkplug8763 *y e s*

@adawg3032 4 месяца назад

When my lady of 8 years, Laurie, had a blood clot that sent her brain dead, the thing that really messed me up and traumatized me the most was when i would sit by her hospital bed in the ICU knowing that the woman i still love more than anything is right in front of me, but also just gone at the same time. It was hard for me to understand that, even though i am very knowledgable on these topics. In the situation it was almost as if i just felt like a helpless child, my whole time with her was me fixing stuff for her and moving stuff out of her "hallway" as she called it, but here i was completely powerless. That feeling i wouldnt wish on my worse enemy.

@Judgement_Kazzy 2 года назад

This lady really fell for a "don't do that, it makes mustard gas" meme

@unicornswag888 5 лет назад

*_"Salty people have shrinking brains"_* _-Chubbyemu_

@NakiriX1 5 лет назад

So all fortnite defenders have small brains 🤣

@user-ik8oq1ob4n 5 лет назад

Words of wisdom.

@snerble 5 лет назад

> Overwatch

@alanlee1355 5 лет назад

Muscle Hank so do all synthole takers.

@coom3241 5 лет назад

i just was about to say the same thing ....untill i saw your comment

@libertyprime69 4 года назад

The word "cleanse" associated with anything internal is usually bs.

@WolfLykaios 4 года назад

External too.

@haltsinberg 4 года назад

@FloofnfoxxVEVO Are you aware that his profile picture is the NPC meme?

@haltsinberg 4 года назад

@FloofnfoxxVEVO So you're saying your emotions while watching this video weren't "real" or genuinely your own but rather a part of a preordained reaction by the masses.

@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co 4 года назад

Cleansing is for kitchen counters.

@sylvertonguephoenix 4 года назад

Unless it is referring to the liver and kidneys doing the cleansing.

@psymons9133 Год назад

Love the PASSION in this fella's presentation

@oceanelf2512 11 месяцев назад

This is a particularly heartbreaking story. It's a relief she made a recovery, but it was not a full one. And all because of some internet trolls giving deliberate horrible harmful claims which she unfortunately believed.

@sel4785 5 лет назад

10 pound of bacon would be one hell of a way to go out

@timfrank7461 5 лет назад

"A man ate ten pounds of Bacon...."

@dazednconfused31337 5 лет назад

then he started talking like a Jamaican....

@dazednconfused31337 5 лет назад

He said "Bumbaclot, I don't feel so hot!" and then he turned into a Pagan

@anuarbin 5 лет назад

Normal people will puke first.

@Mia-ln1zs 5 лет назад

The concentration is also important. There's so much other stuff that the chances are slim you would die from excess sodium, but rather something else. I'm not sure what about eating 10 pounds of bacon can kill you, but I'm pretty sure it can haha.

@johnathancorgan3994 5 лет назад

Any time someone talks about "toxins" that need to be "detoxed" from the body, just ask them what they are. I've never had anyone be able to say.

@femakampfcounselor8466 5 лет назад

parasites n candida

@wasabiemans 5 лет назад

FEMA KAMPF COUNSELOR I second that

@gur262 5 лет назад

@@femakampfcounselor8466 candida is an illness. If you detox parasites you will notice, because if you have a bandworm, you will literally need to pull it out of your ass, just like all that nonsense about toxins

@philipm3173 5 лет назад

99% of people have a 3rd grade understanding of biology , the fact the marketing for bs like detoxs , homeopaths and like works so well is depressing. Education system is completely failing in this country.

@LiberalsGettheBulletToo 5 лет назад

Funny thing is she was on a canned fish diet. If we're talking toxins...

@chantelpatterson2950 2 года назад

I love how you teach us of the dangers and truths of certain things

@DannydAnthony4 Год назад

Your videos are extremely detailed and amazing . Makes me want to be a doctor and having this Knowledge on tap like a that is so phenomenal. I know it’s a doctors job but your presentation makes me keep watching a wanting to understand more. Thank you

@jdnoflegend9719 5 лет назад

the birth of 2019 most used meme in DOTA 6:15 "Salty people have shrinking brains"

@fukazer0 5 лет назад

was looking for this. lol

@user-ld4qt6ci7b 5 лет назад

PPD? SoBayed

@jongreenepwns 5 лет назад

He is a gamer. He snuck that in as an Easter egg for other gamers for sure. Go forth and spread this meme!

@DopeyDude207 5 лет назад

Gonna spread this meme in rocket league

@jmanius1 5 лет назад

I’m glad there were others who noticed.

@The0IdMan 5 лет назад

I love how the opening of the video starts out like its going to be some slam poetry or a rap or something, then it draws you in with someone doing something stupid, then it fills your head with science and fact. I always walk away smarter, safer, and a little more worried. Keep up the great work.

@blackwings2885 5 лет назад

The0IdMan the best comment I’ve seen yet describing these vids...

@uniqhnd23 5 лет назад

Damn it actually does sound like slam poetry. Thanks.

@82dorrin 5 лет назад

We've had both HYPOnatremia and HYPERnatremia.

@Reach41 5 лет назад

@@82dorrin Just don't get both of those at the same time except as an average of the two.

@DrymouthCWW 5 лет назад

@leonanelson2444 Год назад

So sad. Thank you for all the information you share with us.

@mattyoung1300 2 года назад

What truly annoys me about this story is the complete lack of care from the psychiatry team. "Welp the drugs aren't working, guess we won't bother with additional medical consults", something done at that stage would have likely saved all of this heartache. No psychosis, likely no detox attempt. I hope I just missed something.

@loreweed8882 3 года назад

you can hear the sheer ANGER in his voice when he speaks of detoxes. truly a great man.

@dinkledord7026 3 года назад

@Gui mer second reply Peepeepoopoo

@n3v3rg01ngback 3 года назад

“You don’t need an expensive juice cleanse, because you have a liver.” -Silica Gel Toast Man

@maximep1874 3 года назад

when is this in the video?

@deusvult4608 3 года назад

@@maximep1874 1:02

@SkunkApe407 3 года назад

The only "detox" that actually works is water. Anyone telling you otherwise is blowing smoke up your ass, and this isn't Medieval Europe.

@pepijnmulder9590 5 лет назад

☝️😮 "presenting to the emergency room"

@Yoopsen213 5 лет назад

Sticky Johnson iconic

@michaelvasquez7961 5 лет назад

Every time !

@sebastianelytron8450 5 лет назад

😂😂😂

@natas4301 5 лет назад

That's exactly how he does it lol

@Quick_in_and_out 5 лет назад

"where we are now"

@NowhereNear42 2 года назад

It is so great to hear the whole story. Thank you very much!

@benservey9295 Год назад

All I have learned from binging these: 1. Everything has a toxic dose 2. Always tell the doctor as much as possible 3. "-nemia meaning presence in blood"

@mashypolarzx_16 5 лет назад

Oh wow its been long since i heard jilly juice Jilly meaning poison Juice meaning liquid The jilly juice means poison liquid

@GLXTCHYY 5 лет назад

Or liquid poison

@anitacigarette 5 лет назад

HA!!

@elveszettszikla 5 лет назад

MashyPolarZX _ she should have try what happens if she eats a mug of salt

@stephenpaea177 5 лет назад

MashyPolarZX _ Spoiler Alert: In case you’re wondering...CG didn’t die in the end.

@stephenpaea177 5 лет назад

GLXTCHYGAM3R Spoiler Alert: In case you’re wondering...CG didn’t die in the end.

@swagplayer9972 5 лет назад

If there’s one thing I’ve learned in its show it’s *emia, meaning presence in blood*

@wild14me 5 лет назад

Hypo means Low, Hyper means High. Don't confuse the two!

@annadoesroblox6205 5 лет назад

It’s harder to tell the difference when saying it than spelling it.

@miklosmedgyesi9867 4 года назад

@@wild14me then, I want to get Hyper, sooo Hyper

@foreskinman2463 4 года назад

Fecalemia

@thecoolboy86gaming82 4 года назад

Yoo wtf same

@-LouLaBelle- 10 месяцев назад

This one actually made me cry. I have schizophrenia and coeliac disease and I’ve never heard of anyone else with the same combination, I’m so lucky I was diagnosed with coeliac first so my body had a chance to heal or my psychiatric relapses might have ended the same without my medication ☹️

@SomeShavedSheep 2 года назад

“Salty people have shrinking brains” What an impactful life lesson

@S31Syntax 5 лет назад

Your rage as you explain why internet blogs are not a source of medical information is palpable.

@TORchic1 4 года назад

Honestly, i feel his rage is justified. I mean, look at the resurgence of freaking measles because a bunch of anti-vaxxers thinks they know better than years of medical research. Then you see a bunch of "organic cleansing techniques and diets" people try to push off as fact when they can do more harm than good without actual medical advice. It makes me upset that people would put out this harmful information to exploit people who might not know better.

@gregorymorse8423 4 года назад

I've gotten plenty of good ancient remedies off the web, though 10 years ago including how to do a proper ayurvedic salt water flush. However nowadays the good info is so buried and mainstream medical posts have whitewashed the good info. Occassionally bad info like this happens but there is far more good out there than bad and it's now very hard to find. But the bad makes everyone angry and forget the suppression

@havingicecream 4 года назад

And I like it

@jimmypad5501 4 месяца назад

While we watch medical advice on RU-vid. Honestly it’s not the internet blog aspect that’s the problem, it’s the lack of information literacy

@eltacobiscuit2419 5 лет назад

A man watched YT Rewind 2018. This is what happened to his brain cells.

@amanaje4743 5 лет назад

A person on youtube watched this video and commented on it, this is what happend to his penis

@exynoschipset9444 5 лет назад

BK is a 30 year old man presenting to the ER for nausea and headaches. Earlier that day BK was browsing RU-vid until he saw RU-vid rewind in his recommendations. BK watched it. 4 minutes into the video he felt nausea, headaches, and vomiting. When BK left home to buy lunch. He felt dizzy and finally. He fainted. And was sent to the ER where we are now. BK is suffering from a medical condition called "Hypercringemia". " "Hyper" for high. "Cringe" for cringe. "Emia" for presence in blood. It means high cringe presence in blood. Too much cringe in blood can damage your brain cells and can cause a Hemmorhage. A "Hemmorhage" is where a blood vessel in the brain bursts, And blood escapes from it. If the kidney filters the blood, It can be damaged because of too much cringe and because BK has too much cringe presence in blood, He might have kidney problems. But let's go back to BK's past medical history. BK was diagnosed with "HyperInternetemia". "Hyper" for high. "Internet" for Internet. "Emia" for presence in blood. High internet presence in blood. Which leaves us with the first clue. BK has used too much internet and has become very sensitive. Meaning that any normal Internet video can affect him. But the RU-vid rewind isn't "Normal". A few days later they found a strange spot in BK's skin. This spot is caused by a virus called "Fortnitemyelitis". The question is. What caused him to contract this virus? Exactly. He had contracted it from the RU-vid rewind video. A few days later. BK was transported to another ER where a different team will take care of him. With proper medication and a supportive team. BK was able to make a full recovery and he is free to live a full, happy long life.

@biglezmate3830 5 лет назад

@@exynoschipset9444 damn the effort that's gone into this comment

@exynoschipset9444 5 лет назад

its viperz I edited and made it longer.

@saintsfps5348 5 лет назад

@@exynoschipset9444 Dude that was amazing, you are a literal god.

@ladyhumblebee2784 10 месяцев назад

This episode was full of so much information! Thanks

@Plumeria808 Год назад

My new favorite channel. The explanations are awesome!

@margauxkhosraviani1976 4 года назад

After binge-watching this show for a day or two, I just wanna say that I really appreciate how he always breaks down word definitions to make it clear what they stand for. Even if we hear a lot of the word roots and phrases many times over, it's still really cool that you make it accessible here.

@sylv512 3 года назад

It made me more interested in biology and chemistry. Although, I was already kind of interested in chemistry.

@AaronShenghao 3 года назад

A man had binge watched all ChubbyEmu videos, this is how his appreciation grew.

@megamushroom 3 года назад

@@AaronShenghao omg yes haha ❤

@axiumx 3 года назад

I'll never get tired of mitochondria being the powerhouse of the cell.

@megamushroom 3 года назад

@@axiumx YAY

@trainboi014 4 года назад

This is the most terrifying channel I’ve ever found

@lizannewhitlow1085 4 года назад

I like Planes I just found it. 🤭

@littlehersheygirl6876 4 года назад

I like Planes don’t know why I can also agree I’m getting scared everyday

@peachcobbler641 4 года назад

Jaystation has the scariest channel dude!!

@skinni_the_P00hBear 4 года назад

I like Planes Ikr😰

@luccivuitton7463 4 года назад

Ur mom

@calliopec544 2 года назад

How sad that she wasn’t diagnosed correctly to begin with. And then fell prey to a dangerous detox hoax. I hope she can continue to recover.

@agwbcfjc2 2 года назад

Congratulations! Another fabulous video--so well written and so well narrated. Thank you Dr. B. for taking a strong stand against the primitive superstitions of detoxifying-remedy fads. Would you kindly consider doing an episode on what toxins are in our bodies on a daily basis, and how the miracle of the human body processes those toxins out? Thank you.

@MrBlonday 3 года назад

It's literally because of this channel that I've started eating better, everytime you say "take care of yourself and be well," I feel that. Thank you for these videos dude

@sujukufs3453 2 года назад

I will claim th first reply and good luck for u

@AnnaPxx 2 года назад

I'm a binge eater, I was about to overeat tonight but I haven't because of watching this...

@geekdivaherself 2 года назад

@@AnnaPxx My therapist told me that there was a study done where, besides the control group, they had one group that was told, "You can do anything! Be positive!" and the other group was told to set moderate goals. The positivity-focused group lost some weight, but it was the moderate group that lost the most❣ Don't over-push yourself. Balance and pacing are key. And if people try to knock you off balance by telling you you should be doing more, remember this study and shove it in their faces. Verbally.

@ssr8555 2 года назад

@@AnnaPxx i hope you’re doing well! Fixing your eating habits can be hard.

@ShortStop_Productions1992 Год назад

I just watch ChubbyEmu for no reason and not to get educated

@CaptainHunt1 5 лет назад

It's truly horrible that some people would spread such damaging misinformation. I'm glad for things like this channel existing to help educate me and others.

@thewingedpotato6463 5 лет назад

They set us up good and proper for a bit of the old ultra lulz

@RobotacularRoBob 5 лет назад

I can't stand when people post such harmful misinformation thinking its funny. Even if it's something silly like microwaving your phone to charge it, someone out there will inevitably attempt it. Making dangerous false claims in the form of malicious "helpful" advice should be a criminal offense.

@chimponkoman 5 лет назад

@@RobotacularRoBob No. That violates free speech. How about people like her pull their heads out of their assholes and do some research instead of blindly believing the first thing they see like a pack of mentally disabled children.

@lemond2007 5 лет назад

These scammers are doing good work, culling the herd and improving humanity's gene pool. It's common sense that drinking a liter of salt water isn't good for anything other than getting yourself nominated for a Darwin award.

@RobotacularRoBob 5 лет назад

@@chimponkoman Certain things aren't protected under free speech, like calling for ethnic cleansing or making bomb threats. Saying or writing certain things has legal consequences, and if something like what happened in this vid caused someone to die, somebody should be held accountable. Interesting choice of words about mentally disabled people too. Would you prefer more people with mental illnesses or retardation fall for these evil schemes? Sounds like eugenics at work more than Darwinism.

@feralbluee Год назад

your explanations and examples are always so clear. you are a genius at this stuff. thanks so much. :) 🌹🌱 just one thing, i really want to know what the “a recovery” is in these cases. for this woman i want to know is: was she able to eat, to talk, to use her arms. i always wonder. you could say, she was able to . . . and then say, “ so She made a recovery”. thanks much :) 🌹🌱

@gdaris6306 5 лет назад

A brain drank a woman. This is what happened to it's one liter of soy sauce.

@ro_ms 5 лет назад

One liter of soy sauce drank a brain. This is what happened to it's woman.

@TheEnragedGamer 5 лет назад

@@ro_ms this is what happened when one liter of brain drank woman sauce

@voltaire3561 5 лет назад

A soy sauce drank a brain. This is what happened to it's one liter of women

@7TonRat 5 лет назад

How are all of these still weirdly adequate interpretations of what happened?

@aleksssss 5 лет назад

A women’s brain consumed soy sauce. This is “What the fuck”.

@jenniferwhitewolf3784 5 лет назад

OMG! I cannot imagine ingesting that much salt/sodium. That is completely tragic.

@soniccookie655 5 лет назад

I love soy sauce but I kept nearly gagging thinking about straight-up _drinking_ it.

@yeahoh2222 5 лет назад

Ijr

@floop_the_pigs2840 5 лет назад

Natural selection at its finest.

@LupusIsABadDiagnosis 5 лет назад

@mike sixx that's disgusting 😂

@LupusIsABadDiagnosis 5 лет назад

@mike sixx why in the world do you want it?

@clairehickey9368 4 месяца назад

Blows my mind that coeliac disease can get so bad that it causes psychosis. Really glad they picked it up on a blood test and I got diagnosed so I could do something about it.

@trusound170 2 года назад

I felt your frustration and heart in this. I imagine the world would see less of these disasterous instances if your channel were a part of a required learning program.

@82dorrin 5 лет назад

"Salty people have shrinking brains." You knew exactly what you were doing, there, Chubbyemu...

@leodillon6316 5 лет назад

I even hear the slightest tone of amusement in his voice when he said this line, I'm almost certain of it.

@AJ-uf8pf 5 лет назад

Onyx1916 it’s funny how we all refer to him as chubbyemu like does anyone actually know his name?😂

@Bee-df8vx 3 года назад

A J all I know is Dr (first name idk) Benard

@ascendeddickh0le178 4 года назад

HE ACTUALLY CALLED OUT JILLY JUICE!! HAHAHA

@sergentpopoy7055 4 года назад

Waterfalls

@unoriginalname420 3 года назад

What's Jilly Juice? I'm probably gonna regret asking lol jk

@justinokraski3796 3 года назад

is Jilly Jizz still a thing or did they send her to a psych ward?

@unoriginalname420 3 года назад

@@justinokraski3796 Jilly what? Who's walking aound here with another name for man bazooka juice?

@crisptomato9495 3 года назад

Christian Roio It’s this foul smelling brew of cabbage and Himalayan salt and some other random shit that’s supposed to regrow limbs and cure the big gay but really all it does is give you horrible diarrhea. The creator of this concoction claims that it’s not diarrhea but ‘waterfalls’ and that your body is blasting all of the toxins out of your ass and it’s different from diarrhea because you apparently don’t lose electrolytes, which is not true.

@beingrobin 8 месяцев назад

I love your delivery. My favorite part is when you bring us to the emergency room, where we are now 😂

@chantelpatterson2950 2 года назад

You're doing an awesome job and you should be proud of yourself

@scr0tum_st0mper79 5 лет назад

I love it when he breaks down the words it helps a lot and teaches me something new every time

@shaksta4 5 лет назад

Yeah man I can walk through a hospital and actually know what the fuck is written on the walls and signboards now

@alexc2265 5 лет назад

Scr0tum_St0mper me too. The tone and rhythm are particularly entertaining to me.

@harinirajesh3838 5 лет назад

Yeah same. That's the main reason I keep watching his videos, even though I'm not going for the medical field (I find it very interesting, but long studying + long job hours + amount of dedication etc is too much for me. Believe me, both my parents are doctors and they're hardly home lol)

@timeschanging7769 5 лет назад

I wish my math teacher is like this......

@scr0tum_st0mper79 5 лет назад

shaksta4 yep!

@oo-gg6yo 5 лет назад

Whenever i watch these videos they make me feel like my organs will fail any second now

@shitboxoffroad 5 лет назад

I feel like I have to keep my heart pumping.

@chadreshpatel2339 Год назад

Made a full recovery. Made a recovery. Sustain a recovery. All of them have different meanings and different outcomes. I feel very happy when i hear the word "full recovery".

@el_gringo_rojo766 Год назад

This is the best channel on RU-vid. Change My Mind

@swirlingtoilets 4 года назад

It's bittersweet to hear him say she made "a" recovery, meaning it wasn't a full recovery. She survived, but she'll live with the complications of the cerebral edema for the rest of her life. I feel sorry for her :(

@Catastropheshe 2 года назад

I mean... Actions have consequences 🤷🏼‍♀️ why doing such stupid thing in the first place 😶

@justcommenting4981 2 года назад

@@Catastropheshe she was mentally ill. That's about the same as blaming an old person for falling over and getting stuck in the snow. I doubt she was familiar with the resultant locked in syndrome either.

@benfubbs2432 2 года назад

@@Catastropheshe I recall a case where someone had inserted an entire roast chicken in their rectum piece by piece, bones and all and that is where it remained until it was surgically removed by doctors - long enough for it to become rotten. Point is that when someone's mind is dysfunctional the strangest things become the most normal and appropriate thing to do.

@kappa_kang60 2 года назад

@@Catastropheshe "just don't be mentally ill 🤪"

@holyheretic3185 2 года назад

The fact he said she sustained a recovery makes it seem like the recovery was worse than the injury

@civilbacon1928 3 года назад

My sister was watching this and she was just like: “Just give her new cells”

@projectpitchfork860 3 года назад

Of course. And why don't give people who suffer a stroke a new heart?

@veluta2549 3 года назад

Right. And when people gets their head chopped just give them a new head right? Your sister is 5 years old hopefully.

@Eshelion 3 года назад

That's wholesome if she is up to somewhere like 9 years old, and really worrisome if she's older than 15.

@veluta2549 3 года назад

@@Eshelion nah if she is older than 12, its really concerning.

@dpt4458 3 года назад

@@projectpitchfork860 You laugh but maybe in the future stem cell research might get advanced enough that we can start the process of neurogenesis in pacients with brain damage helping them regain their lost brain function

@theresehopkins1581 8 месяцев назад

Your videos are excellent and informative!!! I have learned so much!!! Thank you for all your hard work!!! 🙏😊❤

@thefurrybunniesdogs9308 Год назад

You lectures are super informative👌👌👌

@thorne_101_7 5 лет назад

"Salty people, have shrinking brains" 😂 wow guess twitter needs to be deleted. Edit: wow so many likes o-o thanks y'all :D

@blueshoes5145 5 лет назад

Lol yes i laughed at that part and wondered why it's wasn't in the comments.

@johnnyd6953 5 лет назад

Explains 4chan.

@meandmyjesus1 5 лет назад

Lmao, I was searching for this comment. 😂

@zaten-p 5 лет назад

And Tumblr too.

@AutumnLeafdust 5 лет назад

Purrve- Ball Isn't it already though?

@xfire114 5 лет назад

“Salty people have shrinking brains”, you heard it here first people! Lol

@migdonalds 5 лет назад

i heard that and was about to comment the same lmao

@KMerrow 5 лет назад

I was actually wondering if I'd heard that wrong.

@Dayum343 5 лет назад

We need someone to make a snippet of that so we can send those salty people the link to it

@joshc6699 3 месяца назад

I think you went more in depth back in these days. It's all good though! Love your videos!

@ZessXXify 11 месяцев назад

I absolutely love how he took a moment to drag Jilly Juice

@TheScholar1 5 лет назад

The first channel I've ever pressed the bell notifications for. The quality of your content is stellar.

@Pwn3dbyth3n00b 5 лет назад

@Alexander Day facts

@EwokBb 5 лет назад

This triggers me

@gladwolfy6097 5 лет назад

It’s legit more educational than any show on discovery health

@RogerBarraud 5 лет назад

Then perhaps you should have pressed the star instead...

@RogerBarraud 5 лет назад

@@gladwolfy6097 ....and you're actually surprised by that? :-/

@centralintelligenceagency9003 5 лет назад

Soy Sauce ...Colon ...Cleanse? WHAT

@alleycatalog 5 лет назад

Central Intelligence Agency ikr?? Barf

@Ganerrr 5 лет назад

SOY SAUCE COLON CLEANSE, CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?

@DeadDinosaur 5 лет назад

No one cared who i was until i used the soy cleanse!

@espi742 5 лет назад

My grandma once offered me a colon cleanse that apparently was done by drinking tons of salty water and eating white rice. She claims to have done it herself though.

@mk123qll4 5 лет назад

She probably just got lucky

@judith8161 Год назад

There seems to be a very strong connection between the intestine and a person's mental health, and there's definitely not enough awareness of this in wide parts of the medical world. When I showed up at the emergeny room with acute abdominal pain, cramping, vomiting and diarrhea, I was misdiagnosed with a panic attack. It later turned out that I had no less than 42 gall stones. Lesson learned: Never eat a plate of dumplings and lentils when you have these, it's bound to make you suffer! And yet the cold sweat and hyperventilating that occured along with the other symptoms were misleading the medical staff. Never had these types of symptoms again after my cholecystectomy (removal of the gall bladder), but if I hadn't been correctly diagnosed by my GP a week after the incident, I might have ended up in psychiatric care.

@komos63 Год назад

cool rock collection

@prettygneissproductions 9 месяцев назад

So sorry you had to deal with that too. I was writhing on the floor of my school clinic in more pain than I’d ever been in before. I had been losing weight because I couldn’t eat. I told them it was my gallbladder and I wanted to know if zofran would help me be able to eat. Clinic marked it down as anxiety, left me on the floor. (same clinic that wouldn’t give me a doctor’s note for choir when I had pneumonia, so I ended up pushing myself too hard and getting it again) I only had school insurance so I thought I was done for. Then the ACA passed, I qualified, and I was able to go to a different hospital that immediately diagnosed what was wrong, and set me up for a life-saving cholecystectomy. I had lost over 60lbs because I couldn’t eat. The old clinic would have seen my corpse twitching on the ground and wondered if I was worth referring to psychiatric care. ADVOCATE FOR YOURSELVES!

@Zeroshiki 11 месяцев назад

Crazy how people will read some random claim online and just do it without hesitation, then wonder why they're dying. 🤦

@Javynoza 5 лет назад

This is the greatness of when a doctor makes a youtube channel

@JamesSmith-fp7vq 5 лет назад

Hank the narrow urethra hill

@DrAdnan 5 лет назад

Why do people do “cleanses” when livers have been cleansing fine on their own for thousands of years?

@zix1257 5 лет назад

Becuse morons think shit they find on the internet is more legit than doctors irl. Dunning krurger effect.

@ArkbladeIX 5 лет назад

@@zix1257 and because "chemicals"

@ozzelot3349 5 лет назад

I'm doing the liver cleanse. It has one simple step: 1) Have a liver.

@rdizzy1 5 лет назад

They believe the bullshit herbal medicine industries claims that you are filled to the brim with mysterious "toxins", that your liver cannot filter. And then proceed to talk about how doctors and "big pharma" are poisoning them.

@maehlie29 5 лет назад

I think she was desperate and frustrated, she didn't get the help she needed and was misdiagnosed. That probably makes you more susceptible to those wonder-promising "cleanses" you find on the internet. I can unfortunately imagine this happens a lot.

@lrwiersum 3 месяца назад

I LOVE the definitions !! I’m learning.

@Ausar_The_Vile1 Год назад

“Salty people have shrinking brains” as a gamer, this is funny as hell.

@marcosdiogenes9380 5 лет назад

Couldn't help but laugh when you mentioned Jilly Juice

@herbiehusker1889 5 лет назад

Marcos Diógenes Jilly Juice is the bomb.

@sleepy4ordaze106 5 лет назад

What's Jilly juice?

@aidendevere6693 5 лет назад

@@sleepy4ordaze106 Snake oil, its something this woman made and claims will cure anything if you drink it at her specifications but in reality it's just a foul smelling and tasting poison.

@user-vn7ce5ig1z 5 лет назад

Apparently it doesn't just (supposedly 🙄) cure things like cancer and HIV, but it can even cure things like autism, down-syndrome, and homosexuality. It can change your DNA? Damn, that's magic! 🤯