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OH MY GOSH U USED FLABBERGASTED!!! ur amazing

Roast garlic is my family's favorite snack 😂 I don't know how much a person can eat, sometimes they ask me to cook more

@@NessieNice Roast garlic is definitely a top tier snack. Im more of a sautéed zucchini kinda guy tho

Raw is better. Best with Ssamjang.

@@bobtheduck you guys be eating raw garlic?

Exactly! "Patients fix themselves!" I don't get why he is so mad over the placebo treatments like the potato.

Alexander the potato is not real. Wth are you saying??? edit: DANNGGGGGGGG I GOT 24 LIKES ALREADY?? TYYYYY I CANT TYPE.

Ccc

@@dani-ll6hn It's more real than homeopathy. I mean you can make vodka from it. Or memes. Or vodka memes...

Or I didn't know.

i’m pretty sure thats sleep apnea

Definitely have your mom go to the doctor and see if she has sleep apena. Undiagnosed sleep apena will shorten her life by YEARS!

@@TChalla616What? How

@@stannisthemannis4199 People with sleep apena have a much higher rate of cardiovascular diseases, and stroke. It also causes daytime sleepiness which could contribute to a higher rate of motor vehicle accidents. In other words sleep apena wreaks havoc on your heart, and over time stresses it out to the point of early failure.

That could be sleep apnea itll shorten her life span and can be quite serious. Get her checked tf out

i had to stay in the hospital bc i broke my back(its not bad just a small crack i can still walk) at about 5am i would hear nurses making coffee and talking with each other in the other room, sometimes watching tiktoks on their phones or just other background noise at about 4-6am they would check my temperature then it starts to become hard to sleep bc the room barely had any blinds so i covered my eyes with my blanket sometimes my back would hurt a lot making it even harder to sleep also hows your mom now? my mom also had cancer treatment in 2019 she survived it cancer is gone

One night of dealing with noise has given you a "permanent fear of phone noise"? Sounds like you need to touch grass..

@SamIAm10262 Being deprived of sleep in an unfamiliar environment in a prolonged high-stress situation? I can't stand alarm noises that I've used for too long, so this sounds pretty reasonable to me. I think that perhaps the judgy contrarian among us should touch grass instead.

@@SamIAm10262 phonophobia is the fear of all sudden noises or loud noises. Research before you wreck the comments

I would have complained to the nurse supervisor about that. Your only job as a patient while in the hospital is to rest and focus on healing. Sleep is incredibly important for that process. If they can't keep their personal phones quiet then they need to ban them from the area.

Not when he also pushes misinformation. Cheers

@@SonOfMuta oh grow up.

@@GeologicalNerd You grow up

@@SonOfMutawhat misinformation

@@SonOfMuta when? please provide an instance where he does this if you want me to believe you.

As a pharmacist Intern I agree. It's like the saying "You can bring a horse to water but you can't force it to drink.". Getting help and following the directions given by the health care professional is ultimately the patients choice.

"I grow fruit and vegetables." "No you don't."

Doctors are the rythm correctors to our blood circulation. The heart does the work well, and cuz the heart might have issues, the rythm corrector shocks it back into correct beat when abnormal.

@@PhantomFilmAustralia Yeah, they force them to.

I'm an EFL teacher, and that's kind of true of language teachers, too. The students that will learn the language the best are the ones that speak it with their friends, watch TV and movies in that language, and regularly use it outside of class. I seriously doubt if there's a single person on Earth who learned a language exclusively through what was taught in the classroom.

Man, I never thought about the possibility of something like this happening... I never really go outside alone so I've only been catcalled once. I'm sorry that you've had to deal with that and I'm glad you're okay!

Omg lol

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

@@francisdoyle6199 Relax , He’s just joking

What I learned was people shouldn't quite there day job😊

garlic tastes good tho

@@padma0007 I know

at first i was puzzled and thought your dad's friend was an Ent as in them tree creatures in Tolkien's LoTR

@@votre_il8802They're taking her dad to Isengard!

@@avynlie 😂

@@avynlie *father It sounds better, because "father" has the same amount of syllables as "hobbits".

Nice

Yea

IDK, parasites that cause fatigue (like hookworm) could def be considered to have depression as a symptom. It's hard not to be depressed when you have no energy to take care of yourself, esp if you don't know why you are suffering. And with the gut/brain connection only just being understood there's plenty of room to consider how parasites might effect mood. But that doesn't mean they can say that everyone who has depression can be *assumed* to also have parasites, that's totally *backwards*... Esp now that most people live in conditions sanitary enough to prevent issues like hookworm I wouldn't imagine most medical professionals are going to jump to parasites for a patient who is presenting with depression and isn't, you know, using an outhouse barefoot or eating raw game or any other obvious environmental risk factors.

Human parasites in your life can cause depression.

Better get on those papaya seeds!!!

Day 33 of hitting my ankles with a scooter on purpose-until I cry😂 I no longer feel pain

3:33 I just use mr clean on my skin also butter and olive oil salt nice clean look at the end 😂 👌👌🧑🏻‍🦲

thanks. came to the comments to find this one. looking it up now.

I just did the exact same thing lmao- its a necessity @@maryellen9503

but does it work for your neck tho? I know this sounds dumb but there is a difference when somethings feels good and when it actually works

@@youngcollector4212doesn’t sound dumb.. for me, it works when my neck is really sore after I’ve been sitting looking down for too long. I have some craft hobbies that require me to look down and really concentrate and I’m terrible about making sure I take breaks and stretch. So afterwards, I’ll use this to message the soreness and stiffness away. It definitely helps in that way. I wouldn’t expect it to help much if I had an injury or some kind of chronic issue.

Congratulations on being cancer-free for 13 years! My uncle had a similar situation to this. He was feeling sick recently and his neighbor gave him a concoction that she said worked for her father when he had the same symptoms. Turns out he was having a problem with his gaul bladder and her concoction was making it worse, so he eventually had to get it removed. Some people are just insane.

Congratulations :)

I'm glad you are still with us! I know some people just totally loose balance, wester medicine has hurt a lot of families, but it has also saved a lot of families, nothing is one size fits all. Here is to many more years for you!

I was diagnosed follicula non hodgkin's lymphoma 11yrs ago no treatment still here, I won't be having TREATMENT NO CURE,GOD BLESS YOU HOPE YOU STAY HEALTHY.

That's so dangerous! I'm glad you didn't listen.

I love this comment!!! Best one so far!!! He really is on the verge🤪

@@lenaokubajo9685 Every outburst he has, I hold my breath a little and wait for the villain to emerge. 💀

Now he just needs sunglasses and a bad German accent

Omg yesss this 😂❤

dr. mike villain era but he just breaks into these people's houses and steals their router so they have a much harder time posting misinformation

but do you LOVE HELMETS?

@@hoomantay i LOVE HELMETS.

And I like how he is funny at the same time

I also love how passionate he is about partying on a boat during c0vid 19

I had dangue fever and i was in the ICU and there were so many beeps and alarm tones just going off I had low platelet and gum bleed and as soon as I finally slept i choked on a small amount of blood and the doctors came rushing pulled the curtains and looked at the moniter and they were asking me questions and if i was awake Scariest night of my life

Exactly! Doctors are wonderful and the work they do is fantastic, but at the end of the day they find the problem and it’s up to us to listen to their advice and use that advice to allow our bodies to do what it needs to do to get healthy. Even after surgeries the biggest part of that is to let your body rest so that it can begin healing itself as efficiently as possible!

😊😊 please a and

I was on a similar road. Morbid obesity, terrible eating habits, no exercise. Nearly stroked out at 34. Huge wake-up call. I still struggle with weight, but I haven't had fast food since 2017, cut WAY back on sodas and alcohol, started walking more (thanks Pokémon GO), and now I beat Diabetes II and have a resting heart rate under 70 bpm.

1,500mg of sodium? Is that a typo? 1,500 is a still a lot. I assume you meant 500mg?

@@vanessagoddess1 "The American Heart Association recommends no more than 2,300 milligrams (mg) a day and moving toward an ideal limit of no more than 1,500 mg per day for most adults." 1500 mg = 150 cg = 15 dg = 1.5 g

When youve fall like that you know the helmet saved your life -experience in falling on my face

so true, really wholesome to see tbh

I love the fact that the most replayed section of the video is exactly the timestamp you put because people reading the comments always click it and go there, lol

@@Asdfboy_ I didnt even realize this comment blew up lol

I knew someone that cracked his bicycle helmet in half before. Twice actually. Definitely saved his life.

It took me into my mid 30s to learn that I'm just _extremely_ photosensitive, so investing in proper blackout curtains & moving everything with a glow or even single diode (like the modem + router) out of my bedroom cured the insomnia episodes & constant shallow+poor-quality sleep rhythms I'd struggled with since I was a small child. Sometimes it's that simple, but often it's not. Ppl who swear their life hack will solve someone's sleep-condition cheese me right off. It's so dismissive.

Yep. Not all about the pills or zzz studies.

I truly feel for those that have trouble sleeping. I was diagnosed with Idiopathic Hypersomnia with long sleep cycles, so the complete opposite problem. I wouldn't wish either hypersomnia nor insomnia on anyone. My husband suffers from insomnia and he tells me all the time, "I wish I could just fall asleep like you do." I keep trying to tell him that no, he does not, because falling asleep at a red light or while working [just a couple examples] is not a good thing.

same!! I have chronic insomnia due to my PTSD and the only way I can get any restful sleep is taking THC edibles before bed. "just tape your mouth" is such bullshit.

@@MsAubrey I also get that response a lot as someone else with Idiopathic Hypersomnia, so I completely understand. It's nowhere near as nice as some people think it is.

My nose plugs up so bad at night that it would also kill me haha

Same! If I was ever kidnapped and had my mouth taped I don’t think I’d make it 😂😂

My thoughts exactly

@@brieoshiro omg same

The guy with the big finger where he said my bone is moving Thats a fake thumb and thats his finger moving in there

I mean after 4-10 years of learning I’d know so much

Its less about remembering names, its more about understanding the root words of those names. You can guess many medical terms if you just happen to have learned a few and the prefixes, suffixes, etc.

​@@zeallust8542 yep. That's the main "secret" (I got CNA in 2002)

@@JenniferFuchek Yeah, at the end of the day its just latin (and a lil Greek)

it’s because the years of trauma of sleepless nights😂

"What a amazing product 🤩" is (hopefully) the exact opposite of your genuine opinion.

@@mara_moon13 your response is so confusing i genuinely don't know if you are being sarcastic towards sarcasm or if it's just plain stupidity.

​@@mara_moon13 it's obv that they're opinion on the product is the opposite of what they wrote lol. It's sarcasm

@@mara_moon13 It’s... it’s sarcasm- 😶🌫

oh my days no way you're real@@mara_moon13

Me too lol

If the tiktoker meant spouses and children she may have a point.

@@briansullivan5908 no

@@daisiesonme1 😁

@@briansullivan5908 hah! 💀 😂

Respect to u for being able to write such a long story

@@mushroomgal5871So you don’t care that he’s grandmother got stage two cancer

My mom feeled a lump in her breast too. Guess what it waaaas? Stage 3 cancer. Mhm, but she's doing good now. Bad thing is, she cant be on direct sunlight at day too much and stay away from hot temperature stuff etc etc yeah im bad at english.

wish men had a custom doctor for our genitals...... sucks having to go to a standard MD for questions about prostate/testicular cancer. that aside, glad you guys went to the right person and your grandma is safe.

@@Chip-Chapley urologists specialize in that

I'm so sorry for your loss

Holy shit - was that fixation caused by dementia

These people basically have a mental disorder, it's not far off someone with an eating disorder. But with supplements.. My mom would drink Colloidal silver and I had to convince her that it's dangerous but she barely listened to me, because her sister had convinced her it's good to flush out viruses and decrease your chances of COVID. I was so upset with my aunt

Damn that’s scary!!!

@@Quzga those are very different Eating disorders can be stuff like you think your fat and will even see yourself as fat in the mirror when your not Or for some reason you are completely incapable of resisting the urge to eat, etc These people simply think that it makes them healthier and the problem is that you dont get to see the effects of most supplements visually Part of why its so easy to be tricked is also because it sounds convenient

I agree

You just single handedly destroyed her in one single sentence

She probably did. Don’t forget….men can be women. Stomach cheek doesn’t sound so bizarre now, does it?

@@debbylou5729 let's not do this Debby, at least not now

It kinda reminds me of the acne mapping so maybe that’s what she was talking about? Like I’ve had people say oh if you have acne on your cheeks you have issues with blah blah and I’m like…no they just have bacteria and oil in their skin

Similar thing happened to me in the icu after a very severe car accident. I told all of my nurses and doctors, if I don't ring the bell, let me rest. After a few days of me being a constant prick they finally got the picture and I was able to rest whenever I felt I could.

The vitals and meds are important too

This!!

me too 🤣🤣

I agree!

Lol exactly 🤣🤣

When the world keeps getting more and more insane around you, the rational response is to flip your fricking wig.

I’m just concerned on how she didn’t know where her stomach, lungs and liver were-

lol attach him to one of those heart monitors and we can see the angry spikes

He's a savage🤣

It was probably recorded before he found the study

@@MarbleClouds most likely.

Fr lol

Lol

i love watching doctor mike rage about the stupid thing people say. your cheeks are connected to your stomach. XD

@@user-vn1yo3gy4c Of course they are; why wouldn't they be? 😁

because dry ice is tasty. i know from experience. @@Cheap-Gaming

My mom has a severe deviation to her septum. Has her whole life and always breathes from her mouth. She ended up getting a rhinoplasty to ‘’try ‘’ and fix and widen , well that ended up not working and the surgeon did more damage to it and ended up developing sleep apnea from the damage. Had to get another Dr to check her out and he saw the damage that was done and it wasn’t worth going back in to repair it and he said because of this it caused the sleep apnea. It sucks as she’s now been on a cpap for over 20 plus years now all because she was told the surgery will fix her nose and make her breathe easily and from her nose.

@@brandiehammond I'm sorry your Mum went through that. That surgeon was clearly not the caliber of doctor that Dr. Mike is because he made false promises.

@@brandiehammond That is very sad, because sometimes a rhinoplasty can fix a deviated septum and help.

That's crazy I got cdiff last year. It took almost a month to get diagnosed and it took three rounds of antibiotics to heal

there’s this book that mentions c diff - called turtles all the way down. Totally random but you should read it

C diff is really painful. My mom had it twice. I hope you’re feeling better now.

@@thedoremegirlit’s crazy how different peoples bodies can be. you cleared your c.diff my taking antibiotics. i got c.diff bc i was taking TOO MUCH antibiotics from years of chronic sinus infections. i had to get an injection to clear it and i get it every time i take antibiotics for more than a couple of days.

Um, I only really throw up when both ends are spasming. My body is kinda held together with the medical equivalent of duct tape and hope(titanium screws and optimism?). I'm a bit of a freak that can't die in spite of how many times my body has tried to shut down.

BUT you don't have Alzheimer's xD

I believe it’s actually just from rubbing your eyes when you’re tired. The skin around your eyes is really thin and your eyes get dry when you’re tired so you rub them more so, especially if you haven’t been getting enough sleep for multiple nights, it can cause some bruising basically which you can see through the under eye skin because it is so thin.

@@crabbii4365 that, and lack of sleep contributes to paler skin under the eyes which cause blood vessels to appear more prominently

@@heatherrose9709 Also, genetics. From early childhood on I always had those circles.

My son gets dark circles when his iron is low. Yes, this was confirmed by his pediatrician.

Yessssss!!!

Don't forget "vitameatavegimen" that Lucy pimped.

Usually patients have to be rotated every 2-3 hours so they won’t get bed sores. That could have been the reason for all the disruption.

That's only if a patient is immobile. I work in a nursing home and the only times we go into rooms at night is for checking vitals, changing incontinent residents and repositioning when/if needed. When your in a hospital vitals have to be checked constantly. They also need to monitor you pain levels. They are required to do many checks. I was so frustrated when I was in the hospital for 6 days and barely slept but also just understood its just them doing their jobs. I too don't fully understand why because all it did was stress me out more and you'd think sleep would be more beneficial to the healing process.

@@BambiBryant Well every 5 seconds they keep waking patients up. My mom was overly tired when she came home from the hospital.

This! When I was in the hospital for 10 days due to preeclampsia that resulted in a c-section! Was so tired!🙄

Sleep deprivation is a form of torture.

What kind

That says more about the other “doctors” than Dr Mike, as he is doing the right thing. It should be the default.

And that he's open about saying he doesn't know about something and willing to do research about it.

Doctor Mike replied in another comment “Thanks to Caroline for editing this video.”

Dan didn’t edit this video.

@@doctorcorgi3134 thank you for the correction, and thank you for not being a jerk about it. I corrected myself.

@@get_handled yep, i corrected myself.

@@estrobart6785 ok no worries, not trying to be rude or anything but I don’t think Caroline is a ‘he’

There should be a gif or meme of that 😂

You are strong. Keep that.

Take three xanac

My spouse struggles with insomnia and neurological apnea. So CPAP machines make them sick 😣 just wish there was something else to help them. ❤ stay strong.

@@krotchlickmeugh627 No. What a stupid comment.

I have an idea you might try, it helped me. I suffered from insomnia for around 2 years. Not sure if yours is more severe, but you could try this. Get a couple of those wifi lights that can change color using an app on your phone, then schedule those lights to change color to reddish orange about an hour or two before going to bed, then off an hour after you go to bed or whenever. This was absolutely critical for getting myself into sleep mode. It probably costs 30 bucks for a couple lights, just replace the ones in your bedroom. I also have them set to turn on automatically with yellow light in the morning to simulate sunlight, but also try to get outside and look in the direction of the sun in the morning, even if it's cloudy. Beyond that, here's some other things. 1. No caffiene 8 hours before bedtime. Seriously, look up the half-life of caffiene. It lasts way longer than you think. I don't drink coffee or sodas anymore. If I do it's always early in the day and never past noon. If I want a soda in the afternoon I'll pick one without caffiene like root beer. If I want a pick me up in the morning, it's usually either green or black tea. 2. Write your thoughts down. Get them out of your head. Insomnia is caused by little bits of adrenaline released, usually due to stress. You can't sleep, so you begin to stress about tomorrow's lack of sleep, which makes you stress more, which makes you not able to sleep. It's a vicious cycle. 3. Stop TRYING to go to sleep. It seems counterintuitive, but if you're constantly worried about whether you will fall sleep, you will dread it when the time comes. You will think "well, I guess we'll see if I sleep" which means you're going to bed with stress. Just relax and if you can't sleep right away, tell yourself that's ok. Get up, have a little bite to eat, try to stay away from bright lights, although sometimes tv can relax you, and try not to beat yourself up over it. Let yourself become naturally tired. The key to falling asleep is to not stress over it. Love yourself and forgive yourself. You're only human. 4. Check the temperature in the room. It might just be too warm. Heat raises our cortisol, which wakes us up. So keep the room cool. If you find you like the room to be warm before you go to bed, then open a window before you get into bed so it's warm when you get in, and cool during night. Also, if you find yourself always cold, it might be due to a high carbohydrate diet. I was always cold when I was keeping my calories low to lose weight, but on a high carb diet. It slows your metabolism and you end up cold, which makes you reach for heat, which keeps you up. 5. Don't be too hungry or too full. Try not to gorge, especially on sugary foods before going to bed. A light snack is better. Hope this helps, friend.

*YES YES YES YES*

Relatable