But do you really know the reason why apples keep you healthy? Apple seeds contain vitamin B17 when consumed cancerous tumors disappear without side effects.
@@JMittenkit Exactly. Do your research. Its even an instruction to Adam from God. Genesis 1:29 KJV - And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat.
I was surprised it was Chase to realize obesity was a symptom, considering he was blatantly insulting the girl’s laziness and mom’s incompetence the entire time lol
How can someone "insult laziness" ? It's not a quality, it's a flaw, and a very very big one, he was not insulting but throwing facts in the face of evebody, and it was nothing more than what we all think about fat people, if that fact insult someone them they are just trying to justify theyr own laziness trying to act like it's ok to deform yourself eating like an elephant. Of course in this case it back fires on Chase face, the girl was fat because of a disease and not for laziness. But that is not the case for most people.
@@youknowwho257 you would have reached a better response if you ended your comment at the "its a flaw" line. I agree dont get me wrong but the over explaining makes it lose steam.
@@youknowwho257 ok? I wasn’t insulting Chase or claiming obesity is always due to a disease. It did kind of seem like he had a personal vendetta against the kid because he never got that pissy about drug addicts or other people with unhealthy habits, but he also isn’t wrong.
Fun fact: This episode saved life od 33 years old woman form Poland. She gain 18 kg in 6 months and no doctor was able to diagnosed her (she had other symphtoms too) One day Małgorzata saw this episode and understood that she has Cushing. Sad thing is that she went to many doctors after that and no one belived her that she has Cushing (doctors in Poland hate when patient is diagnosing herself) Even specialist in Cushing dissese. Even specialist in Cushing dissese told her to eat less. Finally, she belived that she don't have Cushing and that she is fat because she eat too much. One day she went to the doctor prof. Grzegorz Zieliński and he diagnosed her with Cushing. Right after meeting with doctor she was scheduled operation. Now she is fine :) (sorry for my english, hope you understad the story)
Imagine going back to school 50 pounds lighter and telling the kids that bullied you they essentially bullied you for having cancer. And the only reason you were overweight is because you were sick and a tumor was messing up your hormones. The guilt trip that those kids would have would be huuuuuuuge.
My mom had Cushing’s disease. At her biggest she was around 400lbs. It’s shameful how many doctors wouldn’t listen to her when she told them there was something wrong. No amount of diet or exercise helped her lose weight. She had high blood pressure, loss of bone density, the classic hump on her upper back/neck, debilitating migraines, and mood swings. She fell into a deep depression when she was sick and I honestly don’t know how she did it. If we went out to eat people would look at her so disgusted. It took 2 surgeries to remove the entire tumor she had on her pituitary gland. She’s much better now but is on so many medications still.
Yeah with all those signals a lot of those doctors shouldn’t have peaked the eyebrows common sense alone should have made them look at those facts to see somethings up
@@lullabelle0 but America also has some of the shortest wait times to see a surgeon, and to have surgery. If this we’re England the girl would already be dead. It may be expensive, but it’s some of the best treatment and surgery you can get in the world. Not *the* best. But some of the best. Could the healthcare system use an overhaul? Yes. Should it be free for everyone? When you have 350+ million people. No. The taxes on that would be so high that could be more than half of your annual taxes.
@@iamthelaw646 I’m from Canada. My wait to see a surgeon and the surgery was all under a month. I know nothing about England and America has short wait times cause barely anyone can afford to wait
it was after the 2004 olympics but before the 2008 olympics, so that is why he said what he said. the 2008 team was the redeem team. so what he said was relevant and true.
except for the lisp because he cant always pull off the accent. Pay attention to his mouth on s sounds. And now you will never not notice it. You're welcome.
Watching this show as an adult now, I realize House does indeed care, despite his impatience for stupidity. He is consistently looking at his patient through the window from afar, trying to make them alright again.
I loved the mom in this episode. Her mom was always loving and supportive and also tried to help with her diet but not in a harmful way. What ended up hurting this kid besides her tumor was the gross mistreatment she was getting at school that led her to start popping diet pills behind her moms back
This is what I think of doing to help my daughter and son, start making more healthy but fillling foods that will help them loose weight and do some fun activities but I will never let them take pills or stop them from eating a meal
I would argue, that not letting them overeat so much would be the better plan. They womt feel the need to start a diet if they never got that big in the first place.
The mom would rather deal with a brain surgery than a mastectomy. It's her daughter's life we're talking about! I'd rather have a healthy daughter with no breasts ( speaking from experience ), than any other option... She almost looks happy when they tell her that it's a brain tumor 🙄 Good mom!
@@Anna-vl8qc …well fat is made by consuming more calories than you’re using. So, I believe it’s safe to say they got fat by eating too much. Genetics can dictate how fast your metabolism is, sure. But at the end of the day, it’s their body and they should know how much they can eat before they start getting fat. Fat is unused calories. Eat less and you’re body wont make fat. Its a pretty simple concept. And if you want to eat more, then you need to do physical work to use the extra calories.
There's no excuses for being fat or over weight. Unless you have a serious disease that makes it impossible for you to loose weight. Other than that we're very lazy people.
I wish more people treated obesity as a symptom more often. My dad's doctor almost killed him, because she was telling him all his issues were because he was fat. Turns out, he was fat because he was retaining 50 lbs of water in his body, which was because of his heart malfunctioning. And the heart was malfunctioning was due to her putting him on medication that could not be taken together. The mix of medication she put him on either caused, or exacerbated any preexisting heart conditions. Luckily after he called himself an ambulance and spent some time in intensive care, they figured out the problem and he's on a road to recovery.
Honestly? I can't blame her. Evolution has programmed us to procreate, not be smart. I could go on about this and slice it up in many different ways, but the bottom line is that the continuation of her genetic line has a lot more to do with her daughter's breasts than brain. Whether that's politically correct or not, there it is.
To me, this episode proved that Chase was actually a good doctor. Initially I had my doubts about him, and I didn't always like him, but him mentioning "what if it's a symptom?" meant that he was willing to look past his own myopic view of childhood obesity to get the correct diagnosis. And he was right. House may not have ever been able to figure this one out if Chase hadn't pushed him in the right direction.
I’d say he’s good for reconsidering his stance, but only that. People have died or had their lives destroyed because doctors refused to think beyond their biases and stand acting as “NOBLE GUARDIANS OF THE NOBLE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM!!!!!!!!! YE SHALL NOT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SYSTEM WHILE I STAND HERE, YOU DISGUSTING LOSER FREAK!!! Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to go charge 1-3k to your insurance for the 8th time you’ve come here, because the 5 minutes I’ve spent mocking you for the 8th time is worth is.” I literally had a doctor walk in (I was freaking out because I had my period 3 times in a month’s span.) take one single look (you know where) and said aloud “Oh, you’re just fat.” And walked out. I didn’t see her the rest of the appointment. I was forbidden from taking any tests to see what may be the issue. It was the only time I ever had so many periods so quick, I may be sterile now, I don’t know and my mental state sucks so much I’m not going to go pay those freaks to confirm and then screw my mental state forever. That is only one of many incidents that have happened in my attempts to get help. So sorry, I don’t think kindly of doctors being stubborn and refusing to do any treatments because they think they can read your entire life by starring at your mid section. I think any who does so should be fired and blacklisted.
He is a good doctor because he doesn't sugarcoat things. He isn't wrong about obesity being an issue in children nowadays. He isn't wrong about children losing interest in sports. He is also not wrong about how certain countries have more obese people than others. People who speak the harsh truth are always good professionals because they can challenge their own point of view.
@@tunim4354 Children are losing interest in sports because pathetic past-their-primes-in-their-twenties losers decide regularly to gatekeep and bully kids they don’t think fit their idea of perfection, so more and more kids simply go “why bother if I’m never going to be allowed to play?” That’s a failure of adults, not of the children. Children gaining weight? A lot of the time is due to some trauma they’ve repressed in their lives. They’ve repressed it because those same shitty excuses for adults they’re around shame them for seeking help (those PowerPoints on mental health in school are all for show. Bother a teacher with your trouble and all you’ll get is more pain)
Sadly, my own child had this, she’s in remission now. My daughter was always super skinny and then suddenly put on a lot of weight. She had multiple health problems that kept popping up between the ages of 13 & 15. After 2 years of looking for answers she was diagnosed with Cushing’s disease and a microadenoma was removed from her pituitary this past February.
I also have cushing's and it took a long time to be diagnosed, symptoms first started when I was really young but I wasn't fully diagnosed until I was 20. There is a 90% chance of reoccurrence with this illness unfortunately so please make sure she gets her dexamethasone test done at least once a year, it will sadly have to be done every year for the rest of her life. I'm so happy she was diagnosed finally though and had a successful surgery! One thing I just want to say though is please just understand that even though she has had the surgery a lot of the mental side effects unfortunately never fully go away. I wish you guys the best!
At the end when he says "you look fantastic" and you see the light dim in her. Phenomenal acting and really made me cry because I've been exactly there.
So Chase don’t like heavy set people, Foreman hates homeless people, what does Cameron dislikes? I only ask about her because I know House likes/dislikes everyone equally, unless they are interesting
@@fnafking4154 Well, Special means better, greater, or otherwise different from what is usual. and Treatment means the manner in which someone behaves towards or deals with someone or something.
I've watched practically every episode on this channel, all the major surgery scenes and I've never cringed as badly as when the surgeon went through her upper lip with that scalpel.
When I had dental surgery under local only the dentist had to cut my upper gum to remove a baby tooth which had grown up and out of my gum instead of falling out. Turns out I'm fairly resistant to dental anaesthetic. Nice. Next time I was there she put a needle straight into the squishy stuff under my tongue. Worst month of my life having those surgeries.
No, that is literally child abuse, it's doing the Dresden Firelighter even more harm because she knows its full on BS. And I'm sorry but a kid like that in her mental state would have given herself a Heather Taffett Haircut well before she even got to hospital.
@@yorgborg7899 by commenting this you’re insinuating she should call her 10 year old daughter hideous. what is wrong with you people? genuinely? calling someone ugly won’t make them lose weight.
When I watched the last RUclips video about this episode I was screaming at the screen "She says her daughter is dieting and excercising AND taking diet pills and you don't think the weight could be a symptom?!"
House and the team never trust anyone. It's not they assume that they are lying, just that they don't do as much as they should, so they still try to rule out the obvious.
@@drkstrnd As the original commentator pointed out, they knew she was taking diet pills and wanted to lose weight. So it's my guess, that House just believed they were stupid.
I've seen like 3 episodes and it feels like every episode is: obscure condition comes in, House comes up with a potential solution, everyone says it's wrong but they don't have a choice and do what House says, treatment does alrightish, House insists his original diagnosis is wrong, everyone insists his first diagnosis is right, one again it's Houses world and they're all living in it so House does some thing that "is gonna kill the patient and isn't right" but then it miraculously is and the patient most of the time lives but sometimes doesn't if the disease was fatal anyways. Is that a good episode synopsis or have I just seen very similar episodes?
I was thinking the same thing. Although costs vary vastly among countries. Probably speaking for the US, I have no Idea how much but I could check and come back with a rough estimate.
@@edwardheaney3641 hahaha keep thinking that way, you really must watch the documentary Sicko by Michael Moore. BTW health care and metric system have one thing in common: only US people thing his one is good lmao.
4:05 to 6:04 is probably one of my favorite parts of of House. This shows them just brainstorming for possible problems and you can FEEL the urgency. There need to be more situations like this.
I remember watching this as a child understanding nothing and thinking house was a genius vs watching this now as an adult with medical knowledge and being able to call out diagnoses lol
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4:28 these were the best diagnostic moments. House gives up on all the sarcasm and snark and just has his team feed him information so he can rule it out and narrow the problem down. It's too bad the later seasons were so character driven that the cases took a back seat and they only had time for snarky diagnostic conversations and not serious ones.
I’ve had doctors make much of my obesity. I’ve been denied treatment for a condition four different doctors have verified I have because the doctor was sure the problem was my weight. When I developed my chronic condition, I weighed 100 lbs. at 5’ 5” tall. I was really, really skinny. I became obese as a result of my illness. I did not get sick because I was obese. Doctors should know better, but prejudice is a powerful thing.
I had a traumatic slip n fall. Bc of the “way” I fell, I was treated like I was lying about how badly I hurt. And I must be after a lawsuit. Or drugs. I even had a fan freaking spine doc ask me if I was “high.” All bc I was ghost white, deep purple eye bags, & glazed eyes - from chronic severe pain & lack of sleep. And then when my doc finally believed me - after I demanded an mri or more invasive testing to prove where I was hurting mind you. He put me on a whole amount of different meds to find one that worked. Well. Side effect they didn’t warn me of? Swiss cheese mental capacity. And weight gain. And I mean weight. gain! Sadly a side effect of the chronic pain means working out isn’t possible for me. It’ll lay me out & send me to er for morphine shot after shot. Now people look at me & think I’m fat just bc I’m lazy or my diet is poorly. Which is screwed up all kinds of ways. I’m even having weight loss surgery bc it’ll help me kick start some loss. & help w my pain. But it’s only a band aid for the real reason.
Doctors DO know better, that's why they're doctors. You should listen to medical professionals and stop assuming you know better than them. There is no medical condition which can force you to become obese.
It's weird how fast all the footage from the BEFORE where people still can hug and gather around and eat and breathe freely become so strangely discomforting to watch.
The scene where House, Chase and Foreman do a last chance dianostic spitball between each other is probably one of my favorite moments in the entire show. They don't have time for the usual jokes, insults or games, they all just very clinically and professionally work off each other to find solutions and options. Even when House comes up with a crazy theory that the team finds 'impossible', they don't call him crazy or threaten to stop him, they just listen through his explanation and are willing to go with it after hearing his explanation. It always feels like a breeze of fresh air to me, seeing that part play out
Scenes like this help convey just how much House himself lost interest in the cases. Like any addict, he needed to keep upping the ante with mind games, relationship drama & flat out crimes. That's the House who goes to prison. But the one who became a medical legend is here.
I KNOW! When she stood up I was like....heavy?! I'd kill to be that type of 'heavy' she was tall, and a mother of a 10 year old. What was she to be a runway modal?
I appreciate at the end her mom says “she always looked fantastic” My edit bc of responses: I was just happy she was showing love to her daughter. Yes, being that weight can be unhealthy (depending upon one’s genetic factors), but she was trying and doing what she could to get herself better, and her mom was just supporting her and showing her love.
That made me gag... How neglectful a mother can be to have such an obese 10 year old and think nothing it wrong with your child? She should have seen her daughter was eating right and having enough activity and looked for medical answers... Her believe that an obese 10 year old looks fantastic means her child would have died as a child from a brain tumour
@@Artbug I would look at the basic humanity in this issue. Yes, we could sit here an make the argument that if her mother did not bring her in to the doctor to evaluate her child's health, then yes, her child would have eventually died. But, the mother did bring her child in to see the doctor, did she not? She did do what she could to help her daughter, did she not? Producing productive and essential care to one's child is a lot more nuanced and complicated then one simple youtube comment could even comprehend. Weight and health are a lot more complicated issues as well... Shaming someone for their weight will ultimately most likely not help them to feel motivated to live their healthiest or most fulfilling lives ... it will ultimately make them go into an extremely depressive and isolating state .... Would you rather her mother say something different in that moment, like, "he's right, you do look fantastic ... now" ? I genuinely appreciated the mother's comment ... Anywho, hope you have a great day!
@@saneelat.7684 Weight is complex, but losing weight isn't that complicated. Bottom line for the vast majority of people to lose weight, (not necessarily be healthy, live your best life, etc), you just need to have a caloric deficit. If you put in more energy than your body can burn, you gain weight. Don't buy into all those fad diets and all that other garbage. That's really it. Start counting your calories and you'll be able to adjust to get to the weight you want to get to. That doesn't make it easy. It takes willpower to fight your base urges and make those lifestyle changes required to lose your weight. It just isn't complicated.
@@Sapperbounded sadly no, your body already has the ability to get rid of any calories it doesn't need if the hormonal conditions aren't telling it to store fat. Basically everyone can do this and does except in extreme cases What helps more is getting in diets/eating schedules that promote fat burning over ghrelin release. People who are heavily obese in a realistic sense should have almost no reason to be hungry, they're carrying all the food they ever need on them all the time, but the body isn't set up to actually use it usually from insulin
It absolutely blows me away at some of the surgeries doctors can perform. Cutting open the top inside of your lip to remove a tumor in your brain? That is absolutely nuts
@@tesnimguesmi6087 House goes in depth to show how complicated being a physician is, and that even after years of medical school and decades of work, even the doctors sometimes have to work against the clock to figure out just what is wrong, painstakingly crossing off a hundred different possibilities until you get to one and hoping treatment works. It also shows, albeit a bit inaccurately, how treatments are performed and the serious level of medical advancement we've achieved in the last 50 years alone.
My GP hated that I started watching House. After I got hooked I used to diagnose myself always picking the most out there option! I love how frustrated he'd get with my brilliant questions.
This episode echoes strongly in how Chase eventually succeeded House in becoming the head of diagnostic medicine in the final season. He had that kind of outside the box thinking that even Foreman or Cameron didn't have. Chase was House's finest student.
It's true, cortisol goes up and down rapidly and multiple times throughout the day. I had to have a special test with them taking my blood every half hour over 4 hours. That was the only test that showed my cortisol levels were off even though I had 4 blood tests previously.
40 years ago 3% of Americans were obese, today it's 40-60% depending on the state. It's not genetics. It's diet. We replaced fat with sugars, and we snack all day not letting our insulin level drop between meals causing insulin resistance.
I'm getting really tired of people preaching fat acceptance; I've been fat, it's not good. I was 170 pounds when I was nine and was able to stay at that weight for eight years before loosing ten pounds, I was not healthy at that age or weight. People need to realize the only ones who want fat acceptance are the people who are too lazy to lose weight and want others to be in the same situation so they can feel normal.
And also replaced fat (animal fat) with oil, (plant fat), which is too high in polyunsaturated fats, which causes hyperinsulinemia and similar problems, which I think fructose and alcohol can do too. There is also lower D3 hormone levels to take into account.
This is still one of the most heartwarming endings this show ever had, with her wheeling out of the hospital and hugging Foreman in thanks for helping her. The music just added to that beautiful moment.
Do not talk in front of her!! I was in a coma for two days and I heard every word the doctors and my family said. In real hospitals they know of this and will talk in a private room about something this serious!!!
@@noob6219 No, because that's how a mother sees her child, as a whole person, from the inside out. So, of course she's gonna be a little biased. The woman was doing everything she knew she was supposed to do for her kid, that's why she was there!. Seriously, you must not have kids. I really hope you don't.
@@noob6219 Because beauty should not be bound by shallow social conditioning of what beauty is. The objective beauty standards are more of a trend than set standards.
I have cushings disease. Its horrible and what this episode doesn't say is that you have about a 90% chance of reoccurrence, your symptoms don't just go away unfortunately even after they remove the tumor and your life span is decreased. You lose yourself mentally and physically.
Yeah and that's why they don't get the medical attention they need. If this was real life she would be dead by now because nobody would have thought obesity is a symptoms of something more dangerous. She would have been laugh at by doctors.
so true, I was almost triggered and glad that episode ended with obesity as a symtom. It shows how easily obese people can be underdiagnosed cause doctors reacting like this
But they are right 99% of the time lol, real life is not like House; if I'm a smoker and show up to the hospital with lung cancer the doc is gonna tell me to stop smoking, who cares that it was actually caused by something else, he'd be right almost every time. And before you say smoking is a choice and obesity is not, I disagree they are pretty much the same degree of choice, yes it's harder for some people to eat less but so it is for some to quit, both have a strong genetic component.
@@Vacuon nah mate, my grandmother who'd never smoked a day in her life was diagnosed with asthma in her late fifties by her deadshit GP because why bother actually running any tests!? Turned out it was secondary lung cancer that had spread/developed after she'd had a hysterectomy because of ovarian cancer several years before, and proper follow ups weren't done. It spread to her brain eventually, and she spent the last 15yrs of her life in pain and misery then went to an early grave... why? Because most doctors are arrogant fuckwits.
@@Vacuon if what you are saying is true about how doctor actual treat patients, then that's why most people do not trust hospital. Nevermind the fact that it's expensive. then to be smirked and be overlooked and still ended up sick is fucking disgusting.
Yeah, obesity was a symptom of my disease as well (Hashimoto's Thyroiditis). I was (roughly) 600 pounds at my heaviest. I insisted something was wrong; they said I just had bad food behaviors. I'd been vegetarian for 10+ years at that point. So, yes - my obesity was medical.
The way you said "I've been a vegetarian for 10+ years" is implying that vegetarians can't have bad food behaviours, which is wrong. Pair that frase with your last one and you're basically saying that if you're vegetarian and obese, it has to be medical. Too bad your fatness got to your brain and is preventing you from thinking right.
That's because you don't need an MRI to know it's Cushing's. Cushing's is diagnosed through clinical symptoms and blood tests. The MRI is only needed to locate the tumour.
He should have said, "Wow, you're looking much HEALTHIER." The poor girl was getting too much bullying from her peers, she didn't need more back handed criticism from an overgrown Ken doll.
I like how so much of this series goes like this: *In comes a new patient* Someone: "This is simple; This is what they have." "Oh no, I was wrong.. it's not simple." "What do they have?" - Someone else: "They have this, this, or this." - Someone else again: "Well it can't be this, so it must be this." - 【Problem solved】 *But wait, there's a new issue!* - House: "Oh no, what do they have?, think everyone!" - Someone else: "It could be this, this, or this." - House or someone else: "No, none of those are right." - *someone mentions a small detail about the patient* - House: "I've got it" "They have this." - *Someone disagrees* - House: "It all fits." - Someone else: "but there's only a small chance that they could have that and if we're wrong then they'll die." - House: "if we do nothing then they die." - *they do the procedure* 【Problem solved】
The mothers acting was phenomenal being concerned. That's just how I would act and react. Especially the, "she always looked fantastic" part. What an absolute 💎
I wished that ALL DOCTORS would be thorough and actually LOOK for the real health problem instead of just pushing pills and misdiagnosing the disorder.
Hey doc, my throat is red and it hurts. Alright, sign here, we need to do some tests, these will costs you around 7.5 million. We need to check for everything possible. But doc, its probably just a cold Sorry sir, we need to LOOK for more health problems instead of pushing some pills to help your sore throat
Except 99.999999% of the time.. There is NO disease that explains it. "Obesity as a symptom" is quite rare and the diseases that ACTUALLY cause it are even RARER.
House is my favorite character bc he's not like other doctors, he thinks outside the box when diagnosing his patients, he thinks of stuff no one even thought of even if it seems impossible or stupid but it turns out he's right.
I always thought of House as a sci-fi show, because knowing how Healthcare in America works, I can't figure out how people is able to afford the huge amount of meds and procedures they do on the patients, absolutely useless since they are not treating the right disease. I mean, in some episodes they used Epipens like it was sugar, and a pair of Epinephrine pens costs 700$.
Because they’re rare cases it may be classed as experimental and that would go under the research budget. In which case they would write up the cases for medical journals which earns the hospital prestige and perhaps some money
@@rosiehawtrey Funny enough, that incident (that House didn't allow him to live down) happened in the next season. 2nd season, this was in the first. So that time he kissed a 9 year old has nothing to do with this scene.
I had the same operation in the UK, but they went through my nose. It took 2 years for diagnosis as it occurs in 1 in 200,000 and more in women than men
The thing I love about this show is how house never expects or wants thanks for his work. He saved lives and even gets scorn for it sometimes. To him, it's all about the problem and the solution to such. This tv show really shows how geniuses operate. A fight between ethics and resolutions is a tough and horrible fight.
The only time I got the diagnosis before the team 😂😂😂. Only coz I’ve done a dissertation on obesity and Cushing’s was a rare cause with the pituitary adenoma often causing the hypothyroidism
I’m only starting medical school in a couple of weeks, but yes the doctors are doing a great job as always and I hope I can become one who’s just as good.
I developed Cushings as a result of being prescribed a corticosteroid medication. I literally gained 230 pounds in less than 3 months. I've never had a weight issue, I was planning on running my third consecutive NYC marathon later that year, I've always been athletic. It was seriously mind blowing. The minute I weaned myself off of the steroid based medication, the weight gain stopped. Thank goodness I have a decent diet which allowed me to lose weight. But, it takes a good amount of time to lose over 200 pounds. I still have 50 pounds to go. But, the skin breaks from gaining so much weight so quickly will probably require plastic surgery.
I love that you can tune into this show at any point and still enjoy it to the max! Feels like the afternoon after a long tiring day at school and hearing the opening theme 😍
I love watching the gears turn in House's head. I work on production lines at my work, and as one of the senior guys, I'm often called over to help diagnose and fix problems with said lines. Whenever I get stumped by something that's not obvious, I go into House mode and get those gears moving. It becomes a challenge to solve the problem.
0:39 When you get a script that asks you stutter the word "wait" into "what are you" and then "where are you going" I have never heard House speak that high pitched before or again.
I love how house tries to hide it but he really do care about people's and that's why he was standing there looking at her and trying to think alternative ways to not have her life ruined.
It's crazy to me that none of them figured that out before. She was followed by multiple nutritionists, she took diet pills in secret and Foreman literally had confirmation from a kid who hated her that all she did during recess was run around the courtyard. Obviously, if she does all of that and she's still not losing any weight, something is wrong!
I really enjoy this younger House. He genuinely seems to care about the patient, as much as his puzzle, maybe even more than the puzzle. He genuinely doesn't want the girl to suffer or die, and that matters more than his personal enjoyment. House honestly lost sight of that as time went on. He didn't notice how much more he started to invest into the game more than the saving of lives.
Well that certainly brings back memories, that's the same way my tumor was taken out. Only mine did permanent damage completely wiped out my pituitary gland. Funny thing though completely freaked out the librarian at the surgery center first five year old to walk up to her and ask for a book on a craniopharyngioma brain tumor.
@@Tiyagi99 oh yeah I wasn't right after because they had to stuff up my nose with gauze to prevent the bleeding and let's face it stitches in the mouth are never fun but that was 17 years ago now.
@@trrt4284 well basically that gland is in control of your body so without it the body doesn't function right no hormones none no growth no puberty and it messes up my eating habits and I can't get to hot or cold. I take drugs to replace all these things.
It could be the timing in my life (and simply the events of the day), but this episode clip really positively stirred me. I've been watching many of these House MD clips on RUclips, and although loving most all them, this one really spoke to me regarding the power of deep diagnostics, a caring, intelligent medical team, and executing a life-saving solution!
”What I haven’t seen lately is a kid eating an apple”
Well, an apple a day does keep the doctor away
Yeah he should be glad.
But do you really know the reason why apples keep you healthy?
Apple seeds contain vitamin B17 when consumed cancerous tumors disappear without side effects.
@@uchihakenpachi6753 apple seeds also contain Cyanide. But go ahead.
@@uchihakenpachi6753 b-17 actually CAUSES cancer
@@JMittenkit Exactly. Do your research. Its even an instruction to Adam from God.
Genesis 1:29 KJV - And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat.
I was surprised it was Chase to realize obesity was a symptom, considering he was blatantly insulting the girl’s laziness and mom’s incompetence the entire time lol
He was insulting them for being "american" lol
How can someone "insult laziness" ? It's not a quality, it's a flaw, and a very very big one, he was not insulting but throwing facts in the face of evebody, and it was nothing more than what we all think about fat people, if that fact insult someone them they are just trying to justify theyr own laziness trying to act like it's ok to deform yourself eating like an elephant.
Of course in this case it back fires on Chase face, the girl was fat because of a disease and not for laziness.
But that is not the case for most people.
@@youknowwho257 you would have reached a better response if you ended your comment at the "its a flaw" line. I agree dont get me wrong but the over explaining makes it lose steam.
@@youknowwho257 ok? I wasn’t insulting Chase or claiming obesity is always due to a disease. It did kind of seem like he had a personal vendetta against the kid because he never got that pissy about drug addicts or other people with unhealthy habits, but he also isn’t wrong.
And that's why House fired him, and he later became the head of Diagnostic Medicine. He had the skills and knowledge.
Fun fact: This episode saved life od 33 years old woman form Poland. She gain 18 kg in 6 months and no doctor was able to diagnosed her (she had other symphtoms too) One day Małgorzata saw this episode and understood that she has Cushing.
Sad thing is that she went to many doctors after that and no one belived her that she has Cushing (doctors in Poland hate when patient is diagnosing herself) Even specialist in Cushing dissese. Even specialist in Cushing dissese told her to eat less. Finally, she belived that she don't have Cushing and that she is fat because she eat too much. One day she went to the doctor prof. Grzegorz Zieliński and he diagnosed her with Cushing. Right after meeting with doctor she was scheduled operation. Now she is fine :) (sorry for my english, hope you understad the story)
Good read, it's great that she's fine now 👍
I thought European healthcare system is the most amazing thing invented by people in the history of the world... and this happens?
@@cashewnuttel9054 they're still humans
@@cashewnuttel9054 yes but remember europe is very regional and good doctors from the eastern half tend to run after cash in the western part.
@@cashewnuttel9054 I mean yeah it happens it's not the systems fault that's the doctors fault for letting biases get in the way
Imagine going back to school 50 pounds lighter and telling the kids that bullied you they essentially bullied you for having cancer. And the only reason you were overweight is because you were sick and a tumor was messing up your hormones. The guilt trip that those kids would have would be huuuuuuuge.
Bullies don't feel guilt.
@@oliviamartini9700 SOME do, but once they are full-grown adults.
@@oliviamartini9700 facts. They’re disgusting
@@oliviamartini9700 Wrong only some dont
they don't have a conscience
My mom had Cushing’s disease. At her biggest she was around 400lbs. It’s shameful how many doctors wouldn’t listen to her when she told them there was something wrong. No amount of diet or exercise helped her lose weight. She had high blood pressure, loss of bone density, the classic hump on her upper back/neck, debilitating migraines, and mood swings. She fell into a deep depression when she was sick and I honestly don’t know how she did it. If we went out to eat people would look at her so disgusted. It took 2 surgeries to remove the entire tumor she had on her pituitary gland. She’s much better now but is on so many medications still.
I am glad she is okay!
💙
Some doctors only tunnel vision onto weight
@Myname Ismyname that does not go for obese people
That’s insane it just takes a simple blood test to diagnose
Yeah with all those signals a lot of those doctors shouldn’t have peaked the eyebrows common sense alone should have made them look at those facts to see somethings up
I always think, after watching an episode, “dear God, how much in medical bills are they going to have to pay?”
I got into the medical field because of this show, and after everything I've seen how horrible the system is. How much are they going to pay?
Yes
I[ve had over 6 surgeries in 4 years. I am so grateful I pay more on taxes and 0 on health care.
@@lullabelle0 but America also has some of the shortest wait times to see a surgeon, and to have surgery. If this we’re England the girl would already be dead. It may be expensive, but it’s some of the best treatment and surgery you can get in the world. Not *the* best. But some of the best. Could the healthcare system use an overhaul? Yes. Should it be free for everyone? When you have 350+ million people. No. The taxes on that would be so high that could be more than half of your annual taxes.
tbh considering there were 2 other options, death or masectomy, i think the family is much more happy to pay bills and have a healthy kid
@@iamthelaw646 I’m from Canada. My wait to see a surgeon and the surgery was all under a month. I know nothing about England and America has short wait times cause barely anyone can afford to wait
One time Foreman said “Chase, what, were you beaten up by a gang of fat kids?”
Season 3, "Que Sera Sera" episode. 👍
Chase is Harry Potter
🤣🤣🤣
@@deanngrace854 he's Australian
@@seungcheolswife I noticed, but he got picked on by fat kids. Dudley and his friends
Fun fact: the actress who plays the kid is Jennifer Stone (Harper in “Wizards of Waverly Place”) who is now a nurse irl.
I was gonna say that! 😃😃
Yeah, I knew that. I find it interesting that she pursued that career field knowing she had a cameo in this show.
I thought I recognized her it was killing me
That’s cool
We have very different definitions of "fun facts"
I love that I haven't seen a single full episode of this and that I understand nothing that they're saying, but still enjoy the show.
Sort of like watching politics in the USA....as we move closer to electing another pointless leader.
I’m on Season 7 and they look so weird in this scene. Cameron is blonde, Foreman and chase are both basically bald
No one understands anything except Lupus
Imagine what the full episode would be like.
the youtube videos show the spicy stuff and the full episodes are boring
She's 10?!?!?! God I swear in the first scene i thought she was at least in her late 20s
Yeah me 2 lol
same reaction lol
Yeah, her voice doesn't help. It's seems to deep to be a kid
turns out the actress isnt much older either
Well being a Canadian I wouldn’t have been surprised to see her as the adverse American child
"You americans can't even compete in basketball anymore".
This was right after the loss in the Olympics against Argentina, I assume...
Depends, this came out in early spring, late winter of 2005 if that helps.
The in 2019 US didn't even make he podium in the Fiba world cup😂😂
@@ch.illmatic well none of the NBAs best players played..
it was after the 2004 olympics but before the 2008 olympics, so that is why he said what he said. the 2008 team was the redeem team. so what he said was relevant and true.
@@realcrusadeon I mean... Doesn't really change the fact tho
Funniest part of the episode:
Chase: “She’s fat!”
Foreman: “We get it!😡”
Chase has a point, if it wasn’t for that comment, she might not have ever been diagnosed
Yeah okay but fat people shouldn't be taken care of. You just need to stop eating.
Short fat guy got offended real quick. 🤣
I always hesitate clicking on a _House_ clip. I tap one, they’re _all_ in my recommended the next day.
No wonder why you’re the size of honey boo-boo you watch her on TLC
@@damianmigginis1157
Huh?
You were right. It's everywhere. I hate it. My life is Dr House now, I guess.
What’s wrong with it
That’s why I have been here for the last two days.
I can’t get over how good Hughe Laurie’s American accent is.
i didn't recognise him until i saw him take an award for house, then i was taken straight back to blackadder
i can’t stop picturing him as bertie wooster
except for the lisp because he cant always pull off the accent. Pay attention to his mouth on s sounds. And now you will never not notice it. You're welcome.
Fun fact: the creator didn't know Hughe was British and thought he was American
@@gremlinlad3671 Z
Watching this show as an adult now, I realize House does indeed care, despite his impatience for stupidity. He is consistently looking at his patient through the window from afar, trying to make them alright again.
I rewatched as adult and I was surprised how much House cares and how traumatized he really is. And how relatable he is...
Tbf caring does induce an impatience for stupidity
Just look at how he was desperate looking for a diagnosis when they were about taking her to surgery.
Now grow up even more and realize he's an autistic victim of the narcissist abuse by his bff and gf cuddy.
House is truly noble, and he will pull out the stops to save a patient.
Her mom: "she always looked fantastic". We could all use a mom like that.
But now she's smiling and SHE feels happier
@@recoveringsoul755 Judging by her looks, she’s at least 90 pounds. Happy or not, she’s still fat.
Hell, we could all use doctors like House and Co.
A mom that lies to their children?
Her mom had to make a decision Flat chest or dead .
I loved the mom in this episode. Her mom was always loving and supportive and also tried to help with her diet but not in a harmful way. What ended up hurting this kid besides her tumor was the gross mistreatment she was getting at school that led her to start popping diet pills behind her moms back
This is what I think of doing to help my daughter and son, start making more healthy but fillling foods that will help them loose weight and do some fun activities but I will never let them take pills or stop them from eating a meal
I would argue, that not letting them overeat so much would be the better plan. They womt feel the need to start a diet if they never got that big in the first place.
The mom would rather deal with a brain surgery than a mastectomy. It's her daughter's life we're talking about!
I'd rather have a healthy daughter with no breasts ( speaking from experience ), than any other option...
She almost looks happy when they tell her that it's a brain tumor 🙄 Good mom!
@@yorgborg7899 How do know eating made them fat?Ever heard of genetics?
@@Anna-vl8qc …well fat is made by consuming more calories than you’re using. So, I believe it’s safe to say they got fat by eating too much.
Genetics can dictate how fast your metabolism is, sure. But at the end of the day, it’s their body and they should know how much they can eat before they start getting fat.
Fat is unused calories. Eat less and you’re body wont make fat. Its a pretty simple concept.
And if you want to eat more, then you need to do physical work to use the extra calories.
Idk why, but whenever House says "Do an MRI" , it's like they're ready to stage an all-out war with whatever disease they're diagnosing 😂
MRI's are a powerful tool for doctors. One of the best inventions of our time.
Ah, so you have chosen death
Bcs MRI usage is usually for cancers and some prob in our spine
There's no excuses for being fat or over weight. Unless you have a serious disease that makes it impossible for you to loose weight. Other than that we're very lazy people.
Coz more likely than not the patient is gonna have a seizure in the machine for dramatic effect
I wish more people treated obesity as a symptom more often. My dad's doctor almost killed him, because she was telling him all his issues were because he was fat. Turns out, he was fat because he was retaining 50 lbs of water in his body, which was because of his heart malfunctioning. And the heart was malfunctioning was due to her putting him on medication that could not be taken together. The mix of medication she put him on either caused, or exacerbated any preexisting heart conditions.
Luckily after he called himself an ambulance and spent some time in intensive care, they figured out the problem and he's on a road to recovery.
@Max Bishop yup. Almost killed him.
Not to sound American but sue that doctor.
is he ok now?
@@pepsiman4418 he’s been much better, thank you.
Sue. Medical incompetence is so common and deserves to be ratified
The mother was like "Thank god you need to do brain surgery and not breast surgery"
Yeah right? Mastectomy is far less dangerous than removing a brain tumor, but she was so happy lol
Honestly? I can't blame her. Evolution has programmed us to procreate, not be smart. I could go on about this and slice it up in many different ways, but the bottom line is that the continuation of her genetic line has a lot more to do with her daughter's breasts than brain. Whether that's politically correct or not, there it is.
She was probably iust glad they found the cause not iust treating the symptoms
Removing a brain tumor is not as dangerous as people assume you can bounce back pretty quick specially she is a child.
@@JohnnyWishbone85 didn't expect such an intelligent comment here.
I completely forgot how Savage Chase was in this scene
@Carter Atwell it makes sense to me the one who is not touchy around a subject would consider it as a symptom in this context
He was about to get fired. He had to go for a Hail Mary.
Savage... But 100% truthful and accurate
masansr bruh he was the one he was gonna fire anyway, he said he wanted to fire chase but vogler said no pick someone else so Cameron quit
Savage yet absolutely true.
To me, this episode proved that Chase was actually a good doctor. Initially I had my doubts about him, and I didn't always like him, but him mentioning "what if it's a symptom?" meant that he was willing to look past his own myopic view of childhood obesity to get the correct diagnosis. And he was right. House may not have ever been able to figure this one out if Chase hadn't pushed him in the right direction.
That's why he needs a team. To give him ideas other than his.
This episode proved he shouldn’t be a doctor at all
I’d say he’s good for reconsidering his stance, but only that.
People have died or had their lives destroyed because doctors refused to think beyond their biases and stand acting as “NOBLE GUARDIANS OF THE NOBLE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM!!!!!!!!! YE SHALL NOT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SYSTEM WHILE I STAND HERE, YOU DISGUSTING LOSER FREAK!!! Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to go charge 1-3k to your insurance for the 8th time you’ve come here, because the 5 minutes I’ve spent mocking you for the 8th time is worth is.”
I literally had a doctor walk in (I was freaking out because I had my period 3 times in a month’s span.) take one single look (you know where) and said aloud “Oh, you’re just fat.” And walked out.
I didn’t see her the rest of the appointment. I was forbidden from taking any tests to see what may be the issue. It was the only time I ever had so many periods so quick, I may be sterile now, I don’t know and my mental state sucks so much I’m not going to go pay those freaks to confirm and then screw my mental state forever. That is only one of many incidents that have happened in my attempts to get help.
So sorry, I don’t think kindly of doctors being stubborn and refusing to do any treatments because they think they can read your entire life by starring at your mid section. I think any who does so should be fired and blacklisted.
He is a good doctor because he doesn't sugarcoat things. He isn't wrong about obesity being an issue in children nowadays. He isn't wrong about children losing interest in sports. He is also not wrong about how certain countries have more obese people than others. People who speak the harsh truth are always good professionals because they can challenge their own point of view.
@@tunim4354 Children are losing interest in sports because pathetic past-their-primes-in-their-twenties losers decide regularly to gatekeep and bully kids they don’t think fit their idea of perfection, so more and more kids simply go “why bother if I’m never going to be allowed to play?”
That’s a failure of adults, not of the children.
Children gaining weight? A lot of the time is due to some trauma they’ve repressed in their lives. They’ve repressed it because those same shitty excuses for adults they’re around shame them for seeking help (those PowerPoints on mental health in school are all for show. Bother a teacher with your trouble and all you’ll get is more pain)
Sadly, my own child had this, she’s in remission now. My daughter was always super skinny and then suddenly put on a lot of weight. She had multiple health problems that kept popping up between the ages of 13 & 15. After 2 years of looking for answers she was diagnosed with Cushing’s disease and a microadenoma was removed from her pituitary this past February.
Congrats on the recovery
@@mr.mediocregamer9653 thank you!
I also have cushing's and it took a long time to be diagnosed, symptoms first started when I was really young but I wasn't fully diagnosed until I was 20. There is a 90% chance of reoccurrence with this illness unfortunately so please make sure she gets her dexamethasone test done at least once a year, it will sadly have to be done every year for the rest of her life. I'm so happy she was diagnosed finally though and had a successful surgery! One thing I just want to say though is please just understand that even though she has had the surgery a lot of the mental side effects unfortunately never fully go away. I wish you guys the best!
Speedy recovery!
Great for your daughter! :D
At the end when he says "you look fantastic" and you see the light dim in her. Phenomenal acting and really made me cry because I've been exactly there.
It's almost as if she heard "We're not happy to see you healthy, we're happy to see you slim and attractive."
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So Chase don’t like heavy set people, Foreman hates homeless people, what does Cameron dislikes?
I only ask about her because I know House likes/dislikes everyone equally, unless they are interesting
Juan Osorio she hates people who need special treatment. Her hero complex doesn’t allow it
Hunter Hale, “Special treatment” would you kindly explain?
@@fnafking4154 Well, Special means better, greater, or otherwise different from what is usual. and Treatment means the manner in which someone behaves towards or deals with someone or something.
Cameron dislikes the idea of not being able to help someone. Shes overly compassionate and it affects her judgement often.
She hates cheaters and liars, i remembered one episode she despised the cyclist who cheated
I've watched practically every episode on this channel, all the major surgery scenes and I've never cringed as badly as when the surgeon went through her upper lip with that scalpel.
RIGHT.
When I had dental surgery under local only the dentist had to cut my upper gum to remove a baby tooth which had grown up and out of my gum instead of falling out. Turns out I'm fairly resistant to dental anaesthetic. Nice. Next time I was there she put a needle straight into the squishy stuff under my tongue. Worst month of my life having those surgeries.
Me too, I had to look away. I actually grew faint watching an oral day surgery back when I was a nursing student.
please explain
Right?! Like EW NO
You were standing right there.
I was doing my own task.
Is this 'among us'?
House is third imposter confirmed
@Gavriel Gallego EMERGENCY MEETING!
I say its 1up0s
or is among us house?
Yeah, Cameron looking kinda sus
@@ytw101 nah i saw 1up0s do a scan in medbay it's not them
but chase is kinda sus rn
When the mom said, "she always looked fantastic," that hit. Everyone deserves someone in their life like that ♡
No, that is literally child abuse, it's doing the Dresden Firelighter even more harm because she knows its full on BS.
And I'm sorry but a kid like that in her mental state would have given herself a Heather Taffett Haircut well before she even got to hospital.
_Bullshit,_ bowling balls dont look fantastic
No she's making her think that size is fantastic which is stupid
While it may be emotionally good. It is very bad for their lifespan. Which I would argue is more important.
@@yorgborg7899 by commenting this you’re insinuating she should call her 10 year old daughter hideous. what is wrong with you people? genuinely? calling someone ugly won’t make them lose weight.
When I watched the last RUclips video about this episode I was screaming at the screen "She says her daughter is dieting and excercising AND taking diet pills and you don't think the weight could be a symptom?!"
House and the team never trust anyone. It's not they assume that they are lying, just that they don't do as much as they should, so they still try to rule out the obvious.
"everybody lies" is something that comes to mind based on the clips posted on this channel.
@@henrypeters5291 house assumes they are lying tho
@@drkstrnd As the original commentator pointed out, they knew she was taking diet pills and wanted to lose weight. So it's my guess, that House just believed they were stupid.
@@henrypeters5291 They were also told that she was running laps every day at school. The other kids made fun of her for it
Plot twist: House and company finally get a patient who has Lupus.
There was ONE lupus. I couldn't believe It when i saw the episode.... And neither did the characters
A magician who's stunt went wrong ended up having Lupus but it was the only case that actually ended up being it.
It's never lupus
I came for the Lupus comment.
@@Tigressa101 What about that prisoner while House was in jail?
"You Americans..."
Hugh in his mind: Ok...I shouldn't laugh now.
House: "how dare you do this morally grey thing"
Also house "time to commit medical malpractice"
I've seen like 3 episodes and it feels like every episode is: obscure condition comes in, House comes up with a potential solution, everyone says it's wrong but they don't have a choice and do what House says, treatment does alrightish, House insists his original diagnosis is wrong, everyone insists his first diagnosis is right, one again it's Houses world and they're all living in it so House does some thing that "is gonna kill the patient and isn't right" but then it miraculously is and the patient most of the time lives but sometimes doesn't if the disease was fatal anyways.
Is that a good episode synopsis or have I just seen very similar episodes?
Amelia Rose you could probably guesstimate the minute - last 5, 6 min
You forgot the: suspiciously the patient serves to open a conversation about a current social issue. Though it's not always the case
And lupis
100%. I really enjoyed watching House while it was on TV but it was very formulaic.
add lupus is never the cause and yeah thats pretty much it
Oh god, that incision was nasty to watch
Yes, especially the tumour being shown or at least imitated
I cringed so hard at that scene...
i know i could almost feel it
Fun to watch a zit pop...same here.
@@iknowherstarsign Unless I am mistaken, the show used real medical footage for the endoscopic displays.
I'm waiting for someone to tally up costs for all the procedures done in House, my estimate: over 100 million dollars
I was thinking the same thing. Although costs vary vastly among countries. Probably speaking for the US, I have no Idea how much but I could check and come back with a rough estimate.
It's probably closer to over a million per patient. Don't forget about all the ones we didn't see on tv cause house didn't solve the case.
In my country the bill would be about 0 dollars, and i live in a shithole.
@@MuitaMerdaAoVivo And you'd be dead because the best doctors in your country are below average American doctors
@@edwardheaney3641 hahaha keep thinking that way, you really must watch the documentary Sicko by Michael Moore. BTW health care and metric system have one thing in common: only US people thing his one is good lmao.
4:05 to 6:04 is probably one of my favorite parts of of House. This shows them just brainstorming for possible problems and you can FEEL the urgency. There need to be more situations like this.
I remember watching this as a child understanding nothing and thinking house was a genius vs watching this now as an adult with medical knowledge and being able to call out diagnoses lol
Oh you're a doctor now?
I’m a RUclips comment section Doctor does that count?
I’m currently studying my twitch account doctorate in order diagnosis my favourite twitch streamers. Wish me luck
@@tyran5996 i did biology in highschool?
does that count?
House md and patch adams probably got 80% of all doctors into med school lmao
4:28 these were the best diagnostic moments. House gives up on all the sarcasm and snark and just has his team feed him information so he can rule it out and narrow the problem down. It's too bad the later seasons were so character driven that the cases took a back seat and they only had time for snarky diagnostic conversations and not serious ones.
0:45 "He insulted our basketball teams"
House telling this to the black guy LMAO
You clearly never watched the show if ur that surprised
I’ve had doctors make much of my obesity. I’ve been denied treatment for a condition four different doctors have verified I have because the doctor was sure the problem was my weight. When I developed my chronic condition, I weighed 100 lbs. at 5’ 5” tall. I was really, really skinny. I became obese as a result of my illness. I did not get sick because I was obese. Doctors should know better, but prejudice is a powerful thing.
I had a traumatic slip n fall. Bc of the “way” I fell, I was treated like I was lying about how badly I hurt. And I must be after a lawsuit. Or drugs. I even had a fan freaking spine doc ask me if I was “high.” All bc I was ghost white, deep purple eye bags, & glazed eyes - from chronic severe pain & lack of sleep. And then when my doc finally believed me - after I demanded an mri or more invasive testing to prove where I was hurting mind you. He put me on a whole amount of different meds to find one that worked. Well. Side effect they didn’t warn me of? Swiss cheese mental capacity. And weight gain. And I mean weight. gain! Sadly a side effect of the chronic pain means working out isn’t possible for me. It’ll lay me out & send me to er for morphine shot after shot. Now people look at me & think I’m fat just bc I’m lazy or my diet is poorly. Which is screwed up all kinds of ways. I’m even having weight loss surgery bc it’ll help me kick start some loss. & help w my pain. But it’s only a band aid for the real reason.
@@kalyngarcia232 that is just so sad, I'm so sorry 🥺
@@kalyngarcia232 may God deliver you from all that ails you
Doctors DO know better, that's why they're doctors. You should listen to medical professionals and stop assuming you know better than them. There is no medical condition which can force you to become obese.
Jesus Christ.... it’s so strange to see ppl hugging now 😆
yh when i saw it i was like "WHAT ARE U DOING, STOOOPPPP" lmao
I miss hugs.
and standing so close to each other
Thinuri L my immediate reaction too lol
It's weird how fast all the footage from the BEFORE where people still can hug and gather around and eat and breathe freely become so strangely discomforting to watch.
8:34 - You look fantastic!!!!
Foremans face is like "Dude we get it, she was fat"
The scene where House, Chase and Foreman do a last chance dianostic spitball between each other is probably one of my favorite moments in the entire show. They don't have time for the usual jokes, insults or games, they all just very clinically and professionally work off each other to find solutions and options. Even when House comes up with a crazy theory that the team finds 'impossible', they don't call him crazy or threaten to stop him, they just listen through his explanation and are willing to go with it after hearing his explanation.
It always feels like a breeze of fresh air to me, seeing that part play out
Scenes like this help convey just how much House himself lost interest in the cases. Like any addict, he needed to keep upping the ante with mind games, relationship drama & flat out crimes.
That's the House who goes to prison. But the one who became a medical legend is here.
the fact that that mother is considered 'heavy' absolutely astounds me.
Rubenesque, I'd say.
Especially in USA.. 😅
It was probably in the script but they cast more for her height than her weight.
I KNOW! When she stood up I was like....heavy?! I'd kill to be that type of 'heavy' she was tall, and a mother of a 10 year old. What was she to be a runway modal?
She wasn’t skinny
I appreciate at the end her mom says “she always looked fantastic”
My edit bc of responses: I was just happy she was showing love to her daughter. Yes, being that weight can be unhealthy (depending upon one’s genetic factors), but she was trying and doing what she could to get herself better, and her mom was just supporting her and showing her love.
That made me gag... How neglectful a mother can be to have such an obese 10 year old and think nothing it wrong with your child? She should have seen her daughter was eating right and having enough activity and looked for medical answers... Her believe that an obese 10 year old looks fantastic means her child would have died as a child from a brain tumour
@@Artbug I would look at the basic humanity in this issue. Yes, we could sit here an make the argument that if her mother did not bring her in to the doctor to evaluate her child's health, then yes, her child would have eventually died. But, the mother did bring her child in to see the doctor, did she not? She did do what she could to help her daughter, did she not? Producing productive and essential care to one's child is a lot more nuanced and complicated then one simple youtube comment could even comprehend. Weight and health are a lot more complicated issues as well... Shaming someone for their weight will ultimately most likely not help them to feel motivated to live their healthiest or most fulfilling lives ... it will ultimately make them go into an extremely depressive and isolating state .... Would you rather her mother say something different in that moment, like, "he's right, you do look fantastic ... now" ? I genuinely appreciated the mother's comment ... Anywho, hope you have a great day!
@@saneelat.7684 The mother sohuldn't have let the daughter get to that point.
@@saneelat.7684 Weight is complex, but losing weight isn't that complicated. Bottom line for the vast majority of people to lose weight, (not necessarily be healthy, live your best life, etc), you just need to have a caloric deficit. If you put in more energy than your body can burn, you gain weight.
Don't buy into all those fad diets and all that other garbage. That's really it. Start counting your calories and you'll be able to adjust to get to the weight you want to get to.
That doesn't make it easy. It takes willpower to fight your base urges and make those lifestyle changes required to lose your weight. It just isn't complicated.
@@Sapperbounded sadly no, your body already has the ability to get rid of any calories it doesn't need if the hormonal conditions aren't telling it to store fat.
Basically everyone can do this and does except in extreme cases
What helps more is getting in diets/eating schedules that promote fat burning over ghrelin release.
People who are heavily obese in a realistic sense should have almost no reason to be hungry, they're carrying all the food they ever need on them all the time, but the body isn't set up to actually use it usually from insulin
It absolutely blows me away at some of the surgeries doctors can perform. Cutting open the top inside of your lip to remove a tumor in your brain? That is absolutely nuts
House MD filled me with deep admiration for doctors, respect for life and a great deal of fear of hospitals.
Admiration for doctors because you saw House?? How???
@@tesnimguesmi6087 House goes in depth to show how complicated being a physician is, and that even after years of medical school and decades of work, even the doctors sometimes have to work against the clock to figure out just what is wrong, painstakingly crossing off a hundred different possibilities until you get to one and hoping treatment works. It also shows, albeit a bit inaccurately, how treatments are performed and the serious level of medical advancement we've achieved in the last 50 years alone.
You should be afraid. Many people get sicker by going to a hospital.
My GP hated that I started watching House. After I got hooked I used to diagnose myself always picking the most out there option! I love how frustrated he'd get with my brilliant questions.
@Natsu Dragneel did I say "all"....better check that comprehension. Many people end up worse....FACT
This episode echoes strongly in how Chase eventually succeeded House in becoming the head of diagnostic medicine in the final season. He had that kind of outside the box thinking that even Foreman or Cameron didn't have. Chase was House's finest student.
As a scientist, I've always loved this episode. The fact that something is 'average' does NOT mean that it's representative.
It's true, cortisol goes up and down rapidly and multiple times throughout the day. I had to have a special test with them taking my blood every half hour over 4 hours. That was the only test that showed my cortisol levels were off even though I had 4 blood tests previously.
40 years ago 3% of Americans were obese, today it's 40-60% depending on the state.
It's not genetics. It's diet. We replaced fat with sugars, and we snack all day not letting our insulin level drop between meals causing insulin resistance.
I'm getting really tired of people preaching fat acceptance; I've been fat, it's not good. I was 170 pounds when I was nine and was able to stay at that weight for eight years before loosing ten pounds, I was not healthy at that age or weight. People need to realize the only ones who want fat acceptance are the people who are too lazy to lose weight and want others to be in the same situation so they can feel normal.
It's not JUST sugar.
Did you learn nothing from this episode? Stop thinking obesity has to do with what people eat. Stop.
@@juniorzablosky9608 or, ya know, stop self deprecating.
And also replaced fat (animal fat) with oil, (plant fat), which is too high in polyunsaturated fats, which causes hyperinsulinemia and similar problems, which I think fructose and alcohol can do too. There is also lower D3 hormone levels to take into account.
This is still one of the most heartwarming endings this show ever had, with her wheeling out of the hospital and hugging Foreman in thanks for helping her. The music just added to that beautiful moment.
Do not talk in front of her!! I was in a coma for two days and I heard every word the doctors and my family said. In real hospitals they know of this and will talk in a private room about something this serious!!!
Jessica's little bashful smile at the end gives me LIFE, it's so cute and I really love the episode's ending
"She always looked fantastic" got me in the feels.
Because we should all cower from reality and live with lies. Nice
@@noob6219 No, because that's how a mother sees her child, as a whole person, from the inside out. So, of course she's gonna be a little biased. The woman was doing everything she knew she was supposed to do for her kid, that's why she was there!. Seriously, you must not have kids. I really hope you don't.
@@noob6219 Because beauty should not be bound by shallow social conditioning of what beauty is. The objective beauty standards are more of a trend than set standards.
Lmao meanwhile the doctors are like “Jessica WOW! You’re not a big fat fatty anymore!”
@@noob6219 just because your mom hates you and thinks your ugly does not mean all moms think that.
I have cushings disease. Its horrible and what this episode doesn't say is that you have about a 90% chance of reoccurrence, your symptoms don't just go away unfortunately even after they remove the tumor and your life span is decreased. You lose yourself mentally and physically.
Chase's reaction = the reaction of most RL doctors as well as ordinary people whenever they see overweight individuals.
Yeah and that's why they don't get the medical attention they need. If this was real life she would be dead by now because nobody would have thought obesity is a symptoms of something more dangerous. She would have been laugh at by doctors.
so true, I was almost triggered and glad that episode ended with obesity as a symtom. It shows how easily obese people can be underdiagnosed cause doctors reacting like this
But they are right 99% of the time lol, real life is not like House; if I'm a smoker and show up to the hospital with lung cancer the doc is gonna tell me to stop smoking, who cares that it was actually caused by something else, he'd be right almost every time.
And before you say smoking is a choice and obesity is not, I disagree they are pretty much the same degree of choice, yes it's harder for some people to eat less but so it is for some to quit, both have a strong genetic component.
@@Vacuon nah mate, my grandmother who'd never smoked a day in her life was diagnosed with asthma in her late fifties by her deadshit GP because why bother actually running any tests!? Turned out it was secondary lung cancer that had spread/developed after she'd had a hysterectomy because of ovarian cancer several years before, and proper follow ups weren't done. It spread to her brain eventually, and she spent the last 15yrs of her life in pain and misery then went to an early grave... why? Because most doctors are arrogant fuckwits.
@@Vacuon if what you are saying is true about how doctor actual treat patients, then that's why most people do not trust hospital. Nevermind the fact that it's expensive. then to be smirked and be overlooked and still ended up sick is fucking disgusting.
“She’s fat”
Me watching this while eating a cookie: 👁👄👁
*In Arnold Schwarzenegger's voice* "PUT THAT COOKIE DOWN!"
PUT THE COOKIE DOWN
That's the spirit
Ilikeit
I have a friend who had Cushing. Her father was big and so was her mother. She was diagnosed when she started gaining a lot of weight when she was 33.
Yeah, obesity was a symptom of my disease as well (Hashimoto's Thyroiditis). I was (roughly) 600 pounds at my heaviest. I insisted something was wrong; they said I just had bad food behaviors. I'd been vegetarian for 10+ years at that point. So, yes - my obesity was medical.
You're talking as if being vegetarian won't make you fat.
@@Lord-kd3ee I'm a fat vegetarian, so that obviously isn't true. You need to read my post again, and also have a 10-year-old help you read. 🙃
The way you said "I've been a vegetarian for 10+ years" is implying that vegetarians can't have bad food behaviours, which is wrong. Pair that frase with your last one and you're basically saying that if you're vegetarian and obese, it has to be medical. Too bad your fatness got to your brain and is preventing you from thinking right.
How are you now? Is your metabolism improving? Do you have trouble breathing?
@@nont18411 No, I'm okay now. 🥰
“You look fantastic!” C’mon chase smh
Fortunately this girl didn't ask for a kiss from him.
Not surprised, considering what he does to the cancer patient...
NSA It was the request of a dying girl. You can clearly see when he kisses her that he took no pleasure in it.
@@PastryChick Still very weird writing...
Almost as weird as the fact that these were real people in the shot
@@wessltov Perhaps, but it wasn't an unrealistic request that someone in her position might have thought of.
I love how House didn't need the MRI to know it was Cushing's
WHY ARE YOU EVERYWHERE!!
H A because he’s just some guy without a mustache.
I'm pretty sure House knows everything.
That's because you don't need an MRI to know it's Cushing's. Cushing's is diagnosed through clinical symptoms and blood tests. The MRI is only needed to locate the tumour.
I didn’t know House was an anime??
I love when Wilson is just with the ducklings and helps them out.
Chase: **sees girl thinner** YOU LOOK FANTASIC!
Mom: She's ALWAYS looked fantastic.
Foreman: (Take that you Shallow fat-shamer)
Get the burger out of your mouth.
@@mbsb1376 unless you're being sarcastic then im gonna guess you didnt really pay attention to the video lmao
@@citrus7745 fat people should be shamed
He should have said, "Wow, you're looking much HEALTHIER." The poor girl was getting too much bullying from her peers, she didn't need more back handed criticism from an overgrown Ken doll.
@@dragon22214 Why? Because your mommy and daddy didn't love you enough?
04:40 one of the reasons why House is the best boss. Ofcourse he'll mock you and call you a moron when you are one. Not at times like these.
Ah, a nice wholesome House episode. Feels good to have these since a bunch of the other episodes are filled with pure stress and anxiety.
I like how so much of this series goes like this:
*In comes a new patient*
Someone: "This is simple; This is what they have."
"Oh no, I was wrong.. it's not simple."
"What do they have?"
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Someone else: "They have this, this, or this."
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Someone else again: "Well it can't be this, so it must be this."
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【Problem solved】
*But wait, there's a new issue!*
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House: "Oh no, what do they have?, think everyone!"
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Someone else: "It could be this, this, or this."
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House or someone else: "No, none of those are right."
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*someone mentions a small detail about the patient*
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House: "I've got it"
"They have this."
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*Someone disagrees*
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House: "It all fits."
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Someone else: "but there's only a small chance that they could have that and if we're wrong then they'll die."
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House: "if we do nothing then they die."
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*they do the procedure*
【Problem solved】
The mothers acting was phenomenal being concerned. That's just how I would act and react. Especially the, "she always looked fantastic" part. What an absolute 💎
I wished that ALL DOCTORS would be thorough and actually LOOK for the real health problem instead of just pushing pills and misdiagnosing the disorder.
That would be way too expensive and time consuming tbf
"When you hear hoofbeats, don't assume it's a zebra."
Hey doc, my throat is red and it hurts.
Alright, sign here, we need to do some tests, these will costs you around 7.5 million.
We need to check for everything possible.
But doc, its probably just a cold
Sorry sir, we need to LOOK for more health problems instead of pushing some pills to help your sore throat
Except 99.999999% of the time..
There is NO disease that explains it.
"Obesity as a symptom" is quite rare and the diseases that ACTUALLY cause it are even RARER.
I don’t know but the last minute diagnosis and the surgery success and seeing her mother happy at the surgeon just made my day !
House is my favorite character bc he's not like other doctors, he thinks outside the box when diagnosing his patients, he thinks of stuff no one even thought of even if it seems impossible or stupid but it turns out he's right.
That brainstorm @3:40 - is one of my fav parts of whole series
I always thought of House as a sci-fi show, because knowing how Healthcare in America works, I can't figure out how people is able to afford the huge amount of meds and procedures they do on the patients, absolutely useless
since they are not treating the right disease.
I mean, in some episodes they used Epipens like it was sugar, and a pair of Epinephrine pens costs 700$.
Because they’re rare cases it may be classed as experimental and that would go under the research budget. In which case they would write up the cases for medical journals which earns the hospital prestige and perhaps some money
Also, if you go through emergency they dont charge you right away, maybe they get the big bill later on lol or have insurance or something
It's called insurance.
Its called debt. And now your a slave to the system. Welcome to America
@@BURRDAWG_ This answer makes much more sense
According to Chase's reaction, she just jumped to a 10.. just like her age, CALM DOWN HOMEBOY!
yeahh lmao he was a bit too excited to see her weight loss
Man you people are reading way too far into this
@@FiftyStates5 he is Australian there ancestors are all criminals
@@FiftyStates5 not really - he has form, tonsil lashing a 9 year old cancer patient for one..
@@rosiehawtrey Funny enough, that incident (that House didn't allow him to live down) happened in the next season. 2nd season, this was in the first. So that time he kissed a 9 year old has nothing to do with this scene.
I had the same operation in the UK, but they went through my nose.
It took 2 years for diagnosis as it occurs in 1 in 200,000 and more in women than men
The thing I love about this show is how house never expects or wants thanks for his work. He saved lives and even gets scorn for it sometimes. To him, it's all about the problem and the solution to such. This tv show really shows how geniuses operate. A fight between ethics and resolutions is a tough and horrible fight.
Why isn't anyone talking about how that is Harper from Wizards of Waverly Place????
Because it's not 🤣🤣🤣
@@savannahmarie8254 it is though
@@savannahmarie8254 it absolutely is!
@@savannahmarie8254 google Jennifer Stone :)
Yeah, she is actually an ED Nurse now. Funny how things work out that way.
The only time I got the diagnosis before the team 😂😂😂. Only coz I’ve done a dissertation on obesity and Cushing’s was a rare cause with the pituitary adenoma often causing the hypothyroidism
thank you for being a doctor !
I’m only starting medical school in a couple of weeks, but yes the doctors are doing a great job as always and I hope I can become one who’s just as good.
@@arunsreenivasan2074 we need more people going to medical school. good luck !!!
@@el0quinn Thank you so much for your kind words ☺️
My mother has a pituitary adenoma too- a prolactinoma. Best of luck!!!
I love when House gets desperate it shows that he really cares
I developed Cushings as a result of being prescribed a corticosteroid medication. I literally gained 230 pounds in less than 3 months. I've never had a weight issue, I was planning on running my third consecutive NYC marathon later that year, I've always been athletic. It was seriously mind blowing. The minute I weaned myself off of the steroid based medication, the weight gain stopped. Thank goodness I have a decent diet which allowed me to lose weight. But, it takes a good amount of time to lose over 200 pounds. I still have 50 pounds to go. But, the skin breaks from gaining so much weight so quickly will probably require plastic surgery.
7:23 What it feels like when you bite down on a potato chip when it's vertical.
Doritos are far more effective at this.
@@jaimhaas5170 I don't think I've experienced it with Doritos.
@@FranciumBoron nacho or taco? Both will do the job.
@@jaimhaas5170 Just regular potato chips.
Or that razor blade in your Halloween apple.
I love that you can tune into this show at any point and still enjoy it to the max! Feels like the afternoon after a long tiring day at school and hearing the opening theme 😍
4:23 that’s why Chase is House 2.0
Defo
And he did become the head of the diagnostics
Chase just has a great story.
Even while being a jackass bigot,Chase got it right
I love watching the gears turn in House's head. I work on production lines at my work, and as one of the senior guys, I'm often called over to help diagnose and fix problems with said lines. Whenever I get stumped by something that's not obvious, I go into House mode and get those gears moving. It becomes a challenge to solve the problem.
It is so much funnier hearing Hugh Laurie say "he insulted our basketball teams" knowing he's English XD
I found it endearing that little moment where Chase was making coffe and end it up giving it to house, House's face was funny.
0:39 When you get a script that asks you stutter the word "wait" into "what are you" and then "where are you going"
I have never heard House speak that high pitched before or again.
I love how house tries to hide it but he really do care about people's and that's why he was standing there looking at her and trying to think alternative ways to not have her life ruined.
I'm honestly always blown away by the supporting character actors/actresses. So underrated
Who else realized forman's hand is disappearing and appearing on the wall 4:17
It's crazy to me that none of them figured that out before. She was followed by multiple nutritionists, she took diet pills in secret and Foreman literally had confirmation from a kid who hated her that all she did during recess was run around the courtyard. Obviously, if she does all of that and she's still not losing any weight, something is wrong!
diet pills do nothing, many dieticians are useless, if she was below caloric maintenance she would lose weight, its just biology and physics
I really enjoy this younger House. He genuinely seems to care about the patient, as much as his puzzle, maybe even more than the puzzle. He genuinely doesn't want the girl to suffer or die, and that matters more than his personal enjoyment. House honestly lost sight of that as time went on. He didn't notice how much more he started to invest into the game more than the saving of lives.
Gotta take into account his depression got worse.
Foreman just snapped. 😂
You can see the love in Jessica mum’s eyes and the way she tilted her head towards her at the end🥰
I know it’s not real, but the way she said “I’m disgusting,” in the episode just made me so sad
So happy youre posting these. Watching with ads on tv was torture and all of us only wanted to see this clip
4:23 Chase : " She's FAT " 🐷
8:33 Also Chase : " You look fantastic " 🦚
Character development
Well that certainly brings back memories, that's the same way my tumor was taken out. Only mine did permanent damage completely wiped out my pituitary gland.
Funny thing though completely freaked out the librarian at the surgery center first five year old to walk up to her and ask for a book on a craniopharyngioma brain tumor.
That surgery looks savage😰
Hope you doing good.
If u dont mind me asking what are the effects of the damage to the gland?
@@Tiyagi99 oh yeah I wasn't right after because they had to stuff up my nose with gauze to prevent the bleeding and let's face it stitches in the mouth are never fun but that was 17 years ago now.
@@trrt4284 well basically that gland is in control of your body so without it the body doesn't function right no hormones none no growth no puberty and it messes up my eating habits and I can't get to hot or cold. I take drugs to replace all these things.
@@rayagranum2780 oh wow that's crazy. thanks for sharing.
The moment they start discussing possible diagnosis that intensity of the scenes rises ! Goosebumps
It could be the timing in my life (and simply the events of the day), but this episode clip really positively stirred me. I've been watching many of these House MD clips on RUclips, and although loving most all them, this one really spoke to me regarding the power of deep diagnostics, a caring, intelligent medical team, and executing a life-saving solution!