Why do we hiccup? - John Cameron

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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024

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  • @Chinatsu_Kano
    @Chinatsu_Kano 5 лет назад +7003

    Hiccups over 68 years? Must be a nightmare

    • @paidninja1413
      @paidninja1413 4 года назад +980

      50 hiccups a minute for 4 weeks is no heaven either.

    • @Face01
      @Face01 4 года назад +192

      Great way to lose weight though.

    • @RastafaMan
      @RastafaMan 4 года назад +82

      Probably got used to it

    • @sophiestyles8368
      @sophiestyles8368 4 года назад +356

      I’ve had them for 60 seconds and I’m already annoyed

    • @poopfart7096
      @poopfart7096 4 года назад +86

      I would kil myself

  • @JJ-fq5rl
    @JJ-fq5rl 5 лет назад +3858

    When I was younger I used to think getting hiccups was my own heart giving me cpr 😂😂

    • @ringgame
      @ringgame 4 года назад +33

      Strong Wolves perhaps

    • @unknownguye2602
      @unknownguye2602 4 года назад +127

      When i was a kid i tought hiccups was my heart freaking out 😂

    • @jes4997
      @jes4997 4 года назад +32

      Me too! but more I thought is my heart is stopping bit by bit andby drinking water stops

    • @omkargaykar1378
      @omkargaykar1378 4 года назад +32

      You were smart as a kid then because I didn't know what CPR until I was 12

    • @RandomCatOnYoutubee
      @RandomCatOnYoutubee 4 года назад +2

      Haha😂

  • @Vvikky
    @Vvikky 4 года назад +1530

    Ok but why can’t I have those “cute” and quiet hiccups? When I hiccup, I sound like a dying frog

    • @leedaeyeong9273
      @leedaeyeong9273 3 года назад +23

      same with mee

    • @ewutermohlen
      @ewutermohlen 3 года назад +34

      Sound like a Badass hiccup

    • @valkk110
      @valkk110 3 года назад +5

      sameeeeeeeee

    • @neeschalnepal9475
      @neeschalnepal9475 3 года назад +26

      Your statement made me laugh which diverted my brain to relieve from hiccup... So Thanx

    • @goldn909
      @goldn909 3 года назад +4

      😂😂

  • @davidpo5517
    @davidpo5517 8 лет назад +3702

    So basically this was an almost five minute hypothesis ending in a "we don't really know."

    • @DaMilkManMan
      @DaMilkManMan 8 лет назад +35

      Yeah XD

    • @bigstunna2049
      @bigstunna2049 8 лет назад +15

      yup

    • @goodvibrato
      @goodvibrato 8 лет назад +48

      Ever watch Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman? Same thing, except they last an hour lol.

    • @anonymous2012s
      @anonymous2012s 7 лет назад +23

      David Po at least you know that is unknown

    • @8015908
      @8015908 6 лет назад +16

      A year late, but sometimes the best answer is a question.

  • @Dayz3O6
    @Dayz3O6 8 лет назад +3687

    My hiccup can train a dragon.

  • @DominicBlair
    @DominicBlair 4 года назад +130

    You never stop hiccuping, it’s just the pauses between that change

  • @DaniG._.German
    @DaniG._.German 8 лет назад +2180

    How did a hog fall on him?

    • @Quantum_Nebula
      @Quantum_Nebula 8 лет назад +302

      They were getting to "know" each other... And the pig wanted to take the next step in their relationship...😒 There, childhood lost.

    • @elohimaka
      @elohimaka 8 лет назад +8

      lol Everyone

    • @leolldankology
      @leolldankology 8 лет назад +26

      +Quantum Nebula (Animations) show us on this hog where he touched you.

    • @Quantum_Nebula
      @Quantum_Nebula 8 лет назад +7

      +leo ll Emotionally he touched me, Why? Where were you thinking he touched me? 🤔

    • @leolldankology
      @leolldankology 8 лет назад +3

      Quantum Nebula your lost childhood. 🤔

  • @cooldude56g
    @cooldude56g 8 лет назад +415

    50 hiccups per minute?! Jesus christ, that would be a living hell.
    My diaphragm is on fire if I have hiccups for more than a couple of hours. Can't imagine what Jennifer Mee did during those four weeks. I doubt she'd even be able to speak in that time frame.

    • @durdleduc8520
      @durdleduc8520 8 лет назад +17

      Ikr,
      He- Hic My na- HIC is JIC HIC HIC

    • @sara-mm9pb
      @sara-mm9pb 8 лет назад +44

      That must have been awful actually😬😬. After a few minutes of hiccups I already get sick of it.

    • @stephanietahn9066
      @stephanietahn9066 8 лет назад

      Jennifer Mee stops hiccuping whenever she talks. Now that's really suspicious. xD

    • @patidi
      @patidi 8 лет назад +11

      Hiccup Girl Jennifer Mee found guilty of first degree murder... thats what happens. lol

    • @WhoCaresAlisha
      @WhoCaresAlisha 8 лет назад +8

      One time that happened to me when my mom was grilling outside. I have chronic hiccups and it felt like I was suffocating for maybe 20 minutes. It burned like hell and I could barely get a sentence out.

  • @SkySpiral7_Lets_play
    @SkySpiral7_Lets_play 3 года назад +483

    This always works for me: take a deep breath and hold it a couple seconds then exhale very slowly. The idea is to stop the diaphragm then force it to move slowly rather than spasm. If you can do this without a hiccup it's unlikely they'll start up again. If you hiccup during this (which is very rare for me) then try again but with slower breathing in and out.

    • @repro7780
      @repro7780 3 года назад +16

      This works for me too, as does gulping water fast with some air, then burping. Both work, usually.

    • @stormy7318
      @stormy7318 3 года назад +16

      Yes! Someone at work recently taught me that trick, SkySpiral7. Take a deep breath and hold it, releasing the air slowly in small amounts at a time to regain control of the diaphragm. She (my co worker) learned this trick while taking singing lessons. It works every time for me.

    • @vintagejock3951
      @vintagejock3951 3 года назад +10

      Learned this trick by myself when i was a kid and it worked. Still doing it to this day.

    • @matejzajac8775
      @matejzajac8775 3 года назад +13

      Lol thanks, it did work haha I had hiccup for the forth frickin time in two days... At least I know how to stop it😂.

    • @tinicoleofficial
      @tinicoleofficial 2 года назад +5

      Thank you for this!!!

  • @WeAreTheInsurgents
    @WeAreTheInsurgents 8 лет назад +1590

    ffs that jumpscare almost gave me a heart attack

  • @TheCocozzz69
    @TheCocozzz69 7 лет назад +137

    Hey there!
    I'm an osteopath, and I learned in class that hiccup was a physiological reflex for the diaphragm muscle to re-balance itself.
    Indeed when the hiccup occurs, the diaphragm contracts, or in other words, it goes down.
    When your stomach is full, it pushes the diaphragm upward, stretching the left part of it, so the hiccup appears.
    Same when you get a strong emotion, you often gasp, or sob (if crying), which induce an unbalanced diaphragm. This explains the hiccup afterwards as well.
    This is why breathing exercises, or stop breathing for few cycles are methods to stop the hiccup:
    you try to "reboot" the diaphragm reflex circuit.
    I hope it helps :)
    Cheers!

    • @thebirdee55
      @thebirdee55 2 года назад

      That's what I always heard. That it was the diaphragm spasming and resetting it stops the hiccups. It works for me.

    • @Alexx-Z-12
      @Alexx-Z-12 Год назад

      cool biology physics

    • @luizalouyoga
      @luizalouyoga Год назад

      Exactly. I don’t know why the diaphragm is not even mentioned in the video 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @Tthao1024
    @Tthao1024 3 года назад +208

    Sometimes when I'm bored, I usually write down questions for myself so I can look it up on the internet later. I am so glad I asked myself why we, humans, hiccup. What a interesting video I just watch and not to mention some history about the hiccup.

    • @1888joel
      @1888joel 3 года назад +4

      Gracias por compartirnos esta rutina tuya.
      Comenzaré a escribir mis dudas yo también.

    • @ladno1342
      @ladno1342 3 года назад +12

      That is a cool idea to write down questions when you are bored, actually. I think I will sometimes think of random questions when I am bored from now and on. Thanks, I guess. It is a nice way to learn new things

    • @lancegross9137
      @lancegross9137 2 года назад

      same

    • @winzyl9546
      @winzyl9546 2 года назад

      Why not use your phone so you can look it up as soon as possible

    • @sheesheney
      @sheesheney 2 года назад

      @@winzyl9546 I sometimes don't feel like looking up the questions that pops into my head all the time that's why I just type them on my phone. I'll look them up later when I feel like it

  • @alisafeerhyder1994
    @alisafeerhyder1994 5 лет назад +365

    I thought my crush thought of me that's why I got hiccups
    Damn I was being happy for no reason

  • @prahladdwivedi3995
    @prahladdwivedi3995 6 лет назад +611

    In India people say when someone is thinking of you somewhere you start getting hickups.

  • @joshuabrown3525
    @joshuabrown3525 3 года назад +44

    When I was in 6th grade, one of my fellow classmates had hiccups, and the teacher noticed it. She put a paper towel on top of a bottle of water, and told her to drink it. It worked, but I never understood how. To this day, if I have hiccups, I still use this method, and crazy as it sounds, it works every time.

    • @baoxin7894
      @baoxin7894 Год назад +4

      If you don't have a paper towel on hand, there's no need to use one. Just drink water slowly, but make sure to swallow more than 10 mouthfuls. My mom said hiccups are caused by not drinking enough water, so you need to drink more water to solve it. If 10 mouthfuls don't stop it, then try drinking 20. Btw, this method works every time.

    • @sobiainam-sx5rq
      @sobiainam-sx5rq 2 месяца назад

      my aunt did show me crazy hack one day i got hiccips and she start asking about a random stuff which even wasnt relevent to me so i start thinking, diverting my attention to another subject and crazily my hiccups stopped idk is it because of not focusing on my hiccup or something else but i still use this hack.

  • @Symball
    @Symball 4 года назад +132

    Dude the way he said 'suddenly frightened' at 4:19 scared me and that ghost came out of no where like what the heck

    • @Gilly_NillyGaming
      @Gilly_NillyGaming 4 года назад +7

      The hic was scarier like the echo and the sudden change 1:31

    • @avakozak
      @avakozak 4 года назад +9

      Well maybe they did that on purpose because most the people watching this have hicups right now so then putting something scary in the video with help us make our hiccups go away XD

    • @Gilly_NillyGaming
      @Gilly_NillyGaming 4 года назад

      @@avakozak B U T in a dark perspective it was said in the video that hiccups are linked with intense emotions so it would make u watch longer so u can find a way to stop or reduce your more intense hiccups

    • @aaravsharma4562
      @aaravsharma4562 3 года назад

      It wasn't that scarry... 😂😂😂

  • @itsjusttnohatesyou
    @itsjusttnohatesyou 6 лет назад +147

    How would someone live with having hiccups for 60+ years?!?

    • @justaguywhocomments4795
      @justaguywhocomments4795 3 года назад

      Hiccups would feel like breathing for them

    • @pinkperfumefairy9205
      @pinkperfumefairy9205 3 года назад +2

      It's not bad it actually feels good some times but not always

    • @aur9035
      @aur9035 3 года назад +1

      Some people wont mind it. It's normal life for them, because theyre used to it

  • @nazou5770
    @nazou5770 3 года назад +107

    I learn more things with Ted Ed in a day than I do in school in a year. THANK YOU FOR EDUCATING ME FOR FREE

  • @Trstnfr
    @Trstnfr 8 лет назад +418

    It's currently 2 AM. Was just planning on watching a calm, educational RUclips video. Which is exactly why THAT JUMPSCARE WAS NOT OK!

    • @simorrahseow
      @simorrahseow 6 лет назад +7

      Thanks for preparing me. :)

    • @gxck0645
      @gxck0645 6 лет назад +11

      That’s to loose your hiccup btw.

    • @huongle-bi5vp
      @huongle-bi5vp 6 лет назад

      Tristan_Afro what does ‘JUMPSCARE’ mean?

    • @noemichavez8618
      @noemichavez8618 5 лет назад

      Tristan_Afro 😂😂😂me rn almost asleep then 😵

    • @emmahart8980
      @emmahart8980 5 лет назад +2

      Same............ I was prepared for it but I didn't know when it was so I was still sort of shocked lol

  • @PrankSiblings
    @PrankSiblings 7 лет назад +211

    4:20 ok that actually scared me and i was watching this with hiccups

    • @ringgame
      @ringgame 4 года назад +16

      Prank Siblings yes it scared you, but did it cure you?

    • @pizzafeline4062
      @pizzafeline4062 4 года назад +4

      420 LOL!!!

    • @kizaharianto
      @kizaharianto 4 года назад +5

      saw this comment, now i still have hiccups...

    • @Bostonrain420
      @Bostonrain420 4 года назад

      Saw the 420 in the comment.

    • @artemis3632
      @artemis3632 4 года назад

      BUT THIS CURED ME OMG

  • @spudw2k
    @spudw2k 2 года назад +46

    When I was 12 or 13 years old, I developed / learned the ability to stop my hiccups.
    I heard that pinching your earlobe stops hiccups. It seemed to work for me, but I found that eventually when I would get the hiccups and consciously think to pinch my earlobe my hiccups would subside without having to pinch.
    Ever since, when I get the hiccups, as soon as I recognize I am hiccuping, they go away. I never experience more than 3 or 4. I learned to stop my hiccups with my mind.

    • @CreeperG3
      @CreeperG3 2 года назад +6

      Oh thats actually amazing bro nice acheivement

    • @stumbleguys-li9wi
      @stumbleguys-li9wi Год назад

      I learned stopping them when I was 8

    • @muji_kngr
      @muji_kngr Год назад

      Can you make a tutorial regarding that?

  • @lastshadow2542
    @lastshadow2542 8 лет назад +428

    2:30 Me trying to get out of bed 😂

  • @PromiseSoul648
    @PromiseSoul648 8 лет назад +185

    The main point of the video is exactly at 4:19
    :)

  • @KurisChan
    @KurisChan 3 года назад +480

    The drinking of copious amounts of water actually works for me almost everytime

    • @Musashi-33mwm
      @Musashi-33mwm 3 года назад +7

      Same

    • @helenavilla8867
      @helenavilla8867 3 года назад +34

      Same, but when water doesn't work, i inhale and exhale very deeply and it also works

    • @rencygomes6742
      @rencygomes6742 3 года назад +15

      I thought that was a excuse from my mom to make me drink water

    • @user-zl1fx3lw9c
      @user-zl1fx3lw9c 3 года назад +2

      For me it only works if I drink water from the far end of the glass \(._.)/

    • @pyrofestimo
      @pyrofestimo 3 года назад +4

      Just close your eyes, prevent any body movements, breathe very slowly and it will go away. That's how it works for me at least.

  • @SadyhVonSchattig
    @SadyhVonSchattig 8 лет назад +346

    For me it's hilarious when they say "bless you"
    Oh yeah bless me because of an arbitrary spasm of my diaphragm.

    • @asdfgh123456978
      @asdfgh123456978 8 лет назад +56

      I thought it's only when you sneeze

    • @SadyhVonSchattig
      @SadyhVonSchattig 8 лет назад +5

      asdfgh123456978 well that's where sneezes come from

    • @BizyGi
      @BizyGi 8 лет назад +12

      It seems so pointless. Why do other people have to go out of there way to say a phrase because somebody else had a bodily reaction? What purpose does it serve? Why do we all feel horrible if we don't do it?
      It's completely useless.

    • @SadyhVonSchattig
      @SadyhVonSchattig 8 лет назад +4

      ***** exactly how about bless me when i break a leg or i get sick from hunger :)))

    • @caleb8653
      @caleb8653 8 лет назад +15

      I heard that people say bless you because your heart stops for a second when you sneeze

  • @godofwar0678
    @godofwar0678 8 лет назад +703

    that's me at 2:29 when I have to workout

    • @autumndunn345
      @autumndunn345 7 лет назад +13

      godofwar0678 I love this comment 😂 because it's so true

    • @yaktyafiyae
      @yaktyafiyae 6 лет назад +2

      Yeah me two.
      Except just make it so he constantly falls back into the water and it becomes me.

    • @user-ew2fh5qp1s
      @user-ew2fh5qp1s 6 лет назад +2

      😂

    • @bananamilk6734
      @bananamilk6734 5 лет назад

      Lolllll

    • @romella_karmey
      @romella_karmey 5 лет назад +1

      Lol that's me everytime I have to wake up at 2am and have to go to work until 4pm 🙄 mondays to fridays. Ugh

  • @ZOCCOK
    @ZOCCOK 3 года назад +142

    In India, A hiccup is said to be a sign of someone remembering you.

    • @cv462-l4x
      @cv462-l4x 3 года назад +14

      In Russia too

    • @dratinibrah
      @dratinibrah 3 года назад +49

      well they better stop remembering me lmao

    • @shimpiyaa
      @shimpiyaa 3 года назад +3

      Or stealing something

    • @A.R.V_02
      @A.R.V_02 3 года назад +8

      Isn't sneeze a sign of someone remembering you?

    • @red_dulge
      @red_dulge 3 года назад +1

      @@A.R.V_02 That's probably exclusive in your culture's beliefs.

  • @jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735
    @jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 5 лет назад +392

    So how do I cure my hiccups?
    *TED ED SCARES ME*
    OH YES MY HICCUPS ARE GONE

    • @gualtier7824
      @gualtier7824 5 лет назад +8

      Thats what happened to me if you want to get rid of hiccups just watch a horror movie

    • @gameserenaisbetter6073
      @gameserenaisbetter6073 4 года назад +1

      @@gualtier7824 lmao 😂😂😂😂

    • @biscuitsandbricks3666
      @biscuitsandbricks3666 4 года назад +4

      @@gualtier7824 No just watch someone with your crush.

    • @gualtier7824
      @gualtier7824 4 года назад +1

      @@biscuitsandbricks3666 I have, im glad I just didn't have hiccups

    • @barirasayed8660
      @barirasayed8660 3 года назад

      It just happened with me 😂

  • @scorpionz44
    @scorpionz44 7 лет назад +91

    heres what works for me:
    breathe thru ur nose, and hold it, while holding it, swollow ur saliva 3 times, then breathe out thru the mouth.
    its not 100% but works for me 50% of the time actually,

    • @chengfries6585
      @chengfries6585 7 лет назад +8

      Daniel Chachanashvili Woah it works! Thank you!

    • @psychophredist8900
      @psychophredist8900 6 лет назад +4

      Woah it worked!

    • @Mxniac28
      @Mxniac28 6 лет назад +1

      My dude thank you

    • @gerardolopez3838
      @gerardolopez3838 6 лет назад +1

      Worked for me as well

    • @violinperson1835
      @violinperson1835 6 лет назад +1

      this works 100% of the time i promise... you have to get on a bed and lean of the side, upside down (top of head pointing down but dont fall off) then hold your breath for however long you can... and that ALWAYS WORKS

  • @fr0z3n33
    @fr0z3n33 3 года назад +44

    Who searched this because they have hiccups rn?

  • @deepsaha6676
    @deepsaha6676 5 лет назад +488

    Mitochondria is the powerhouse of cell.

  • @dorismo9815
    @dorismo9815 5 лет назад +16

    I can barely deal with a day of hiccup, could not IMAGINE going through with it for 68 years.

  • @akashgv4648
    @akashgv4648 5 месяцев назад +2

    I just got hiccups, so I'm watching this video. After watching it, I learned that hiccups don't have a specific treatment. However, I have some ideas to stop hiccups. To stop hiccups, you need to sip water 7 to 10 times in small quantities. This helps to stop the hiccups. Whenever I get hiccups, I do this, and it works amazingly well.

    • @troys7954
      @troys7954 5 месяцев назад

      Damn, your method worked. Maybe it’s because you give your body less time to hiccup, since you’re swallowing constantly

  • @catherinebirch2399
    @catherinebirch2399 8 лет назад +66

    Anyone who comes up with a guaranteed cure for hiccups deserves to be hailed as a saint!

    • @josepha21_
      @josepha21_ 5 лет назад +6

      Drinking water

    • @noobythings
      @noobythings 4 года назад +4

      Getting scared

    • @nunocardoso6999
      @nunocardoso6999 4 года назад +4

      Hold your breath as long as you can, usually more than 45 seconds should do it.

    • @haphephobia
      @haphephobia 3 года назад +1

      Swallow orange juice a few times, works for me every time

    • @ohdontchaknow
      @ohdontchaknow 2 года назад +3

      Hold your breath til nearly the point of passing out.. works every time for me, plus a good lung exercise 🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅

  • @ghostboi1738
    @ghostboi1738 4 года назад +134

    Life just wants me to die. I always hiccup when I eat

    • @Horseloveraisyah
      @Horseloveraisyah 4 года назад +7

      Meee tooooo

    • @800nard7
      @800nard7 4 года назад +6

      Facts. That’s the reason i came to this video😂

    • @russ8676
      @russ8676 4 года назад +9

      Eat slowly

    • @amreannaj.
      @amreannaj. 4 года назад +5

      That happens to me when I feel the hiccups going to come out I hurry up and drink something and they are gone so fast but I drink slowly tho

    • @nauman.ashraf.
      @nauman.ashraf. 4 года назад +2

      Is the food you eat spicy?

  • @muutamuuta5217
    @muutamuuta5217 2 года назад +13

    anyone watching this during a hiccup?

    • @Abduz1e
      @Abduz1e 5 месяцев назад

      yes

  • @EpicLudius
    @EpicLudius 8 лет назад +288

    Press 9 on your keyboard while you are watching the video if you want to lose a hiccup.

  • @mommadubba7553
    @mommadubba7553 8 лет назад +29

    That jump scare scared the shit outta me 😂😂

    • @salmonellapoisoning3882
      @salmonellapoisoning3882 6 лет назад

      Momma Dubba OMFG SAME BRO

    • @realennar
      @realennar 4 года назад

      Saaaame. It's the first time I've been scared by a ted ed

    • @joymagno2983
      @joymagno2983 4 года назад +1

      he set that up for people that has hiccups and watched this part

  • @-KingRat
    @-KingRat 4 года назад +4

    Holding my breath as fast and hard as I can, for as long as I can, always works for me.

  • @Linznicole6
    @Linznicole6 2 года назад +7

    I get hiccups very often, I’d say around 1-20 times a week, averaging around 11 times a week. Only one thing has worked for me EVERY SINGLE TIME. I take a deep breath, hold it, then I try to breathe in and out, without actually breathing in or out any air, which tightens all muscles around the lungs. I just do this until I feel my hiccups are gone. If you were watching me do this it would look as if I were taking fast deep breaths, but if you could hear me, you could tell I was not actually breathing. This was hard to explain so I hopefully its understandable enough to potentially help someone. ✌🏽💜🙂🕉

  • @vis9487
    @vis9487 7 лет назад +24

    0:28 Opens her eyes for a split second, frightened me quite a lot

  • @practicalpen1990
    @practicalpen1990 3 года назад +5

    Some 20 years ago I read in a children's anatomy book that hiccups occurr when your diaphragm gets twisted, and that hiccups are your body's attempt to straighten it; also, that the remedy is for someone to pat you on the back with their fist, medium strength, right along where the diaphragm is, for hiccups to stop. It's always worked for my family and me. Odd that TED-ED didn't mention any of this.

  • @scene6289
    @scene6289 5 лет назад +15

    I belive that holding one's breath until it almost kinda hurts always works for me

    • @jamesrodriguez3897
      @jamesrodriguez3897 3 года назад +1

      Yes! This is my method. I’m 2 years late to this video. But if you have hiccups you can try my method. It works for me but not for everyone. Take a deep breath, swallow it as if you are ingesting air bubbles. And then burp it out. You might have to do it a couple time but all in all it works for me 9/10 times.

  • @flowerflojo5
    @flowerflojo5 8 лет назад +55

    My grandma used to tell me that when you hiccup it means you are lying or being suspicious or something 😭

  • @tacoplustaco
    @tacoplustaco 3 года назад +11

    Long story short: "We have no idea"

  • @shanegriggs2810
    @shanegriggs2810 5 лет назад +58

    Watching this while having the hiccups.

  • @vedderawibisana1498
    @vedderawibisana1498 3 года назад +5

    My long 8 hours of hiccups just suddenly stop when I'm finish watching this video.
    Thanks :)

  • @JohnTaffy
    @JohnTaffy 3 года назад +9

    You imagine getting scared with hiccups and going "AHHHH-*hic*-ahhh...." tryna finish the scream

  • @MrMoodyKSA
    @MrMoodyKSA 8 лет назад +46

    im so high and that jump scare made me shit brik

  • @ManXFreaky
    @ManXFreaky 8 лет назад +700

    2:28 ahhahaha im dying :D

  • @devanshigala
    @devanshigala 3 года назад +1

    Amazing videography and creativity

  • @Ya-zm1mr
    @Ya-zm1mr 6 лет назад +14

    0:22 so entertaining, I’m watching it over and over again.

  • @smokebecomesaflameflamebec1179
    @smokebecomesaflameflamebec1179 4 года назад +3

    1:49
    The pineal gland is super important.It regulates our sleep/waking cycle and balances our dmt level.
    In eastern religions they even call it the third eye or sear of the soul.In India people even paint a red dot on their forhead to "enhance" it.

  • @anniehyams4477
    @anniehyams4477 3 года назад +1

    Thank you so much for the very interesting beautiful video at Ted Ed 👍👍😀😀🌹🌹❤️❤️

  • @beez6039
    @beez6039 8 лет назад +36

    I started hiccuping when the video started lol

  • @kristalperez5741
    @kristalperez5741 5 лет назад +17

    When I eat too fast and my first drink of soda always gives me hiccups

    • @karenalejandra3580
      @karenalejandra3580 4 года назад

      Yeah right? Maybe because the air bubbles came into our stomach as it was spanding and the glottis was like nOpe and destruction began

  • @manikkishore9299
    @manikkishore9299 3 года назад +1

    1:31 This sound was too good 👌👌👌

  • @hedjaralinguro2417
    @hedjaralinguro2417 3 года назад +62

    Here in Philippines, my grandma told me that when you hiccup, that's when you grow taller 😂

    • @kofiksar8046
      @kofiksar8046 3 года назад +2

      Funny cause here in Ghana too they used to tell us getting hiccups meant you were growing taller.

    • @aditisk99
      @aditisk99 3 года назад +1

      Wow Charles must have reached sky they 😁

    • @justiceforasifa9730
      @justiceforasifa9730 2 года назад +2

      Same assumption here in Kashmir

  • @jeffreyzain
    @jeffreyzain 4 года назад +22

    ■WANTED to find out why I have hiccups.
    ■DISCOVERED my great great great grandparents were fish.
    Drop me a HI / HELLO below if your ancestors were fish too.

  • @slametdinatadinata645
    @slametdinatadinata645 Год назад +1

    We have a local extension of the holding bearth thing, by raising our arms up while holding breath

  • @GTXDash
    @GTXDash 8 лет назад +12

    Remedy for hiccups that never failed for me, my friends and family: Get a glass of water, hold your breath for about 20-30 seconds, then drink the whole glass of water. Don't take a breath at any point until the glass is empty.

    • @starlett08
      @starlett08 8 лет назад

      This is my go to remedy and has worked for me for years! 👍

    • @ViaticalTree
      @ViaticalTree 8 лет назад

      Mine is similar. Hold my breath filling my lungs with air, then immediately take several big gulps of water, then continue holding my breath for as long as I can. Works 100% of the time for me.

    • @djr5995
      @djr5995 8 лет назад

      Mine is similar too: Get a glass of water, breathe out all of the air in your lungs so that they are empty, then drink the glass of water and don't breathe until you have finished at least most of the water. I have never seen it fail when executed properly.
      Your remedy sounds much easier to perform though, while with mine it's a little challenging and it's crucial to resist the temptation to breathe in because you might breathe the water in, so it shouldn't be attempted by young children or people who aren't confident in doing it.

    • @djr5995
      @djr5995 8 лет назад

      The above is my fail-safe remedy at any rate. I haven't had to use it for many years because I can stop hiccuping by holding my breath. The trick with holding your breath only is to: hold it, then breathe out, then hold it again. As long as you are quick and time it so you don't hiccup in between each hold then it works well and is easy

    • @busterthe2
      @busterthe2 8 лет назад

      I said same thing but you have to take a deep breath and hold it in.

  • @opossumontheinternet9864
    @opossumontheinternet9864 6 лет назад +4

    "We do know one thing that definitely doesn't work."
    And that thing is called being suddenly frightened.

  • @fookingavocadosfaithinthef3844
    @fookingavocadosfaithinthef3844 4 года назад +2

    I hate hiccups. Once there was like something I was trying to say in class and I just started hiccuping. And sometimes holding ur breath doesn’t work

    • @cuscaX200
      @cuscaX200 4 года назад +1

      never works for me

  • @eisenfaust2888
    @eisenfaust2888 5 лет назад +58

    0:22 omg look at her left hand

  • @pordondeandatomi
    @pordondeandatomi 4 года назад +7

    I'm 28 and I can't recall the last time I've had the hiccups: it must've been when I was a child

  • @ahammadplabon3339
    @ahammadplabon3339 Год назад +2

    I once had hiccups for 3 days. Imagine having for years! Insane!!!

  • @meghanmulkey2002
    @meghanmulkey2002 8 лет назад +5

    1:42 as stated before this part, hiccups happen by swallowing air. maybe hiccups do have a function. they stop air going into your lungs, furthermore, stopping you from hyperventilating from breathing too MUCH air.

  • @waelsuhail1919
    @waelsuhail1919 8 лет назад +4

    Thank you so much .. I truly appreciate all the efforts made by this channel .. Keep going :)

  • @kizersubol3761
    @kizersubol3761 3 года назад +2

    I just held water in my mouth and then wait for my hiccup to swallow it

  • @amolshrestha2402
    @amolshrestha2402 6 лет назад +7

    Hey John, I have a theory on hiccups. Some may be caused by foam build up. When we eat there is a chance that the food could get stuck between the stomach and lungs and that we may have a difficult time telling the difference. Foam is possible by drinking soda to gases that our bodies create. It can travel through without us actually choking and that the body is in an alarmed mode to prevent that possibility.

  • @MattsMotorz
    @MattsMotorz 8 лет назад +75

    A spoonful of sugar works 100% of the time. I have never ever seen it fail.

  • @raunaklanjewar677
    @raunaklanjewar677 2 года назад

    The video packs so much! Doesn't feel like a 5 min video.

  • @UndeadKIRA
    @UndeadKIRA 8 лет назад +70

    what works for me is to prepare and expect the next hic, and it never comes

    • @ViaticalTree
      @ViaticalTree 8 лет назад

      This is actually how I deal with my restless leg syndrome. It doesn't work every time, but a lot of the time.

    • @busterthe2
      @busterthe2 8 лет назад +2

      Hold your breath after a deep breath. Then chug some water while still holding your breath. Sometimes takes a few tries but always works for me.

    • @anthony639
      @anthony639 8 лет назад

      valium completely stops my RLS and with 0 bad side effects and you dont have to take it everyday! just when you need it, ask your doctor about it

    • @joe-xg7hg
      @joe-xg7hg 8 лет назад

      I drink water while plugging my ears with my fingers. Works every time, for me at least.

    • @cheat200
      @cheat200 8 лет назад

      I use the hiccup to burp (not just burp randomly, the hiccup must provide the air) and it goes away in 1 or 2 tries every time.

  • @anastasialyons8708
    @anastasialyons8708 8 лет назад +78

    I hiccup every time I laugh to much😂

  • @SwasthyaNeer
    @SwasthyaNeer 2 года назад +1

    You are truly a blessing to my day when you upload 🥰

  • @valsmith7993
    @valsmith7993 8 лет назад +11

    my brother just tells his hiccups to go away.

  • @sanishnair3218
    @sanishnair3218 4 года назад +3

    My Hicup stopped as 00:15
    Thank you.

  • @azylcailee6170
    @azylcailee6170 3 года назад +1

    Not me having hiccups and searching "why do we hiccup"

  • @phantomwolfgames5813
    @phantomwolfgames5813 6 лет назад +16

    i lost my hiccups by 4:21 im sleep

  • @Amarianee
    @Amarianee 8 лет назад +7

    The Pineal Gland is not vestigial, there's just no consensus on HOW it works, but it regulates our natural circadian rhythm.

    • @shaykay1079
      @shaykay1079 6 лет назад

      Yeah I just posted about how neither is the thymus! So I was confused by that part of the video..

  • @SparkleMoonlight31
    @SparkleMoonlight31 2 года назад +1

    Adults lied to me, they said when you have hiccups it means your growing.

  • @peerally2986
    @peerally2986 3 года назад +5

    Who just searched this when having hiccups? 🙋‍♂️

  • @goldngamer1365
    @goldngamer1365 2 года назад +3

    3:54 is the baby a pufferfish eating a carrot?

  • @paigewilkinson5445
    @paigewilkinson5445 3 года назад +1

    I have the loudest hiccups right now, and everyone is sleeping...

  • @nolanhansonn
    @nolanhansonn 3 года назад +6

    one time I had the hiccups and my stomach decided to form a burp while I hiccuped 😂 I call them hurps. hiccup and burp 😂

  •  8 лет назад +5

    I can get the worst case of hiccups. What I found that works for me is I place the back side of the upper half of my body over the ledge of my bedroom mattress and hold my breath for twenty to thirty seconds. That always works for me.

  • @hieudang1789
    @hieudang1789 2 года назад +1

    0:23 she's spitting bars, listen to those rthym

  • @darrenanimatic9675
    @darrenanimatic9675 5 лет назад +16

    summary:
    Hiccups are caused by our Diaphragm having a epileptic seizure.

  • @AA-on7vx
    @AA-on7vx 8 лет назад +19

    da jumpscare tho

  • @Igeorr
    @Igeorr Год назад +2

    1:25, that golitis looking crazy

  • @andrewleonardi3351
    @andrewleonardi3351 6 лет назад +17

    My great^10000 grandpa was a fish.

  • @user-id6wr1bu3i
    @user-id6wr1bu3i 5 лет назад +15

    They say If you hiccup it means your GROWING??

    • @whitneyo8252
      @whitneyo8252 4 года назад +1

      That is what also my culture says

    • @j.r.5803
      @j.r.5803 4 года назад

      How if full grown adults have it aswell... Thats a weird one.

  • @JoeBuk724
    @JoeBuk724 Год назад

    I've used a method for years now that always works. I actually got it from another video here.
    Get a glass of water.
    Sit down.
    Lean forward as far as you can.
    Drink from the glass, BUT FROM THE OTHER SIDE! (so that your chin is basically inside the glass)
    Something about drinking from the far side of the glass while leaning forward fixes it. Don't worry about drinking a lot of water, just take a couple drinks.
    Hope that helps!

  • @jessamaerodriguez1879
    @jessamaerodriguez1879 4 года назад +3

    When i was young and got hiccups my mom would always says you're growing 😅😅🤣

    • @j.r.5803
      @j.r.5803 4 года назад

      No sense saying if full grown up adults have it. But yeah seems a cultural thing in certain countries.

    • @35xliezzz2
      @35xliezzz2 3 года назад

      same

  • @Chronomatrix
    @Chronomatrix 8 лет назад +13

    The ultimate technique against hiccup: hold your breath and cover your ears for 10s. 100% works.
    You're welcome.

    • @BrianMcInnis87
      @BrianMcInnis87 8 лет назад +4

      Tens of what?

    • @BrianMcInnis87
      @BrianMcInnis87 8 лет назад +13

      Our welcome what?

    • @georgecataloni4720
      @georgecataloni4720 8 лет назад +2

      Just holding your breath for as long as you can works too. However, it's not 100%. No cure can be 100% because hiccups are a problem of the brain. If someone believes there is no cure, they won't be cured, because they will try to hiccup to test it, which will reignite the neural path. Heck, people can hiccup while holding their breath. Holding your breath is just an active thing to keep your mind off the hiccups.

    • @gapwim8482
      @gapwim8482 8 лет назад

      +George Cataloni You're correct when you said that no cure is 100%. However, not believing a cure exists or not believing that one particular one doesn't work is almost never the case.
      Perhaps to a lesser degree (because sometimes it is possible to trigger a hiccup) but this also counts for hiccups.
      Or in other words: it is possible to cure someone's hiccup with th OP's suggestion even if that someone doesn't believe it will work AND tries to trigger it again afterwards.

    • @lizzieb1318
      @lizzieb1318 8 лет назад +1

      I inhale through my mouth and hold for as long as I can, then exhale, and then inhale through my nose and hold, then exhale. Over the years that's the best technique I've found.

  • @JepSterGameing
    @JepSterGameing 9 месяцев назад

    Had it for 5 months now, still not going away...

    • @troys7954
      @troys7954 5 месяцев назад

      Really? Is it still happening?

  • @teamjamz65
    @teamjamz65 8 лет назад +31

    did they really say that the pineal gland has no purpose lol

    • @czr1238
      @czr1238 8 лет назад

      whts it's purpoze

    • @Mysticfox-wk2be
      @Mysticfox-wk2be 8 лет назад +16

      "The pineal gland, also known as the pineal body, conarium or epiphysis cerebri, is a small endocrine gland
      in the vertebrate brain. It produces melatonin, a serotonin derived
      hormone, which affects the modulation of sleep patterns in both seasonal
      and circadian rhythms."

    • @teamjamz65
      @teamjamz65 8 лет назад +3

      also produces DMT in mammalian brains which is responsible for dreaming and spiritual experiences

    • @Changamon
      @Changamon 8 лет назад +10

      The thymus which they listed as vestigial, is also where your T lymphocytes mature when your a child only to become less active when you are an adult. Definitely not a remnant.

    • @LughSummerson
      @LughSummerson 8 лет назад +7

      No, they said "no apparent purpose". That is, their primary function in humans, if they have one, is not obvious. They have not closed the book on it; we will one day fully understand its origin and functions. Until then, feel free to fill the gap with woo woo.

  • @mymyrrah
    @mymyrrah 8 лет назад +7

    0:55 when you find out that school is canceled for snow.

  • @Jagheter123
    @Jagheter123 5 месяцев назад +2

    Who else is watching this with a hiccup right now lol

  • @cinemaclips5169
    @cinemaclips5169 8 лет назад +7

    that Glottis looks familiar !!