It should be illegal to fill implants with an open bowl. It's is common knowledge that open containers are almost instantly contaminated once exposed to air
Dr. Youn said in another video that this was only done 20+ years ago, and that he hadn't seen it used since his residency. That's failing a risk assessment for a hospital these days.
One: 5:13 that is Lynn May a mexican-asian vedette. There are videos on youtube of her stripping, she still strips very good and is in her 70s. Two: I don't have misophonia but I do have cringe; like what beast taught you to chew like a cow, stop it.
think about restaurants and how they have food containers sitting open all day as they take from it to serve guests. all day, peoples skin and hair cells, dust, randomness of all sorts are getting into that food. we eat so much contamination lol. but in some ways it's good for us. in some ways... it can be very bad.
@ChristelVinot funny you'd say that to a chef lol, if you encounter a restaurant like that, they should be closed down. There are steps you take to specifically avoid everything you said. That's why I'm so against this for medical purposes.
When I was a teenager, the family (parents+ 5 kids) was eating dinner, nobody talking. My slightly younger stepsister suddenly leaped up so violently her chair fell over, and she screamed "I CAN'T STAND ALL THIS CHEWING!!" & ran out of the kitchen. We all just gaped. Now I know why, only about 50 years later! 😂😂
@@MeCooper you can still hear chewing with the mouth closed a lot of people can’t stand the chewing with your mouth open but misophones can’t stand chewing in general
I am 68 years old and have had misophonia my entire life. It has been a very difficult journey. My family always made fun of me and told me that I had bad nerves. It wasn't until a husband and wife doing research put a name to this condition. I feel vindicated because some family members thought that I was just plain "crazy" and I know that I am not. Knowing that misophonia is a real condition has given me a great sense of relief.
Always wonder about heavy body reactions I've to certain sounds. Never heard about misophobia but it explains a lot 😱 The worst trigger for me biting in ice, crush ice or sharp on it. Can imagine what you're going through 😭 Greetings from Germany 🙂
Misophonia is a disorder that causes people to have a decreased tolerance to certain sounds and related sensations. I'm not sure what you think you're talking about.
@@blackforest_fairy also what is misophiobia the dictionary doesn't include this word. I'd like to know why you are inserting fake words and definitions to people on here?
@@ladymissgd the word misophobia does not exsist. The person I directed my comment to called misophonia wrongly misophobia and I corrected her. I thought my comment made that clear.
My Ex was carrying a huge sheet of plywood into our garage, tripped and the plywood hit him so hard in the nose it totally put his deviated nasal septum back in place. This incident gave him back his nasal airway and he no longer fought to breathe!
Exactly. Everyone is annoyed by gross sounds. Not everyone becomes instantly convinced their partner does not love them because you can hear them typing. That 's misophonia. It's another thing that is getting diluted and over used. It gets so old, always something.
I used to work with an X-ray tech who avoided dairy products at all our hospital social events. Assuming he was lactose intolerant, I asked my coworker if he had ever tried any of the medications designed to mitigate lactose intolerance. He said that lactose, a sugar found in milk products, wasn’t his problem. It was casein, one of the milk proteins, that he unfortunately was unable to tolerate.
2:00 literally one of the reasons why I could never have children is my misophonia. It would destroy me mentally and emotionally and I’d say that I handle my triggers way better now than I did when I was younger. Still, I could never.
It's very common but not a lot of people know about it. Mine has been a more severe form. It's not as bad anymore but when I was younger I found my younger brother extremely annoying. He would always chew so annoyingly and it seemed like it only bothered me. People talking loudly for me is part of it. My brother would talk so loud and high pitched and it made my skin crawl. I could never pay attention in school because the sounds of keyboards made me so horribly uncomfortable I wanted to scream. When people talk loudly I can't concentrate at all. This plus a lot of other annoying sounds. Edit: I say more severe because it affected my daily life.
My misophonia makes me hate ASMR videos! I can't stand lip smacking, whispering into mike, slurping or other similar sounds! Whenever I accidentally got into video where someone whispers or smacks lips or slurps I turn it off! I just can't!
I have misophonia too but I like whispering as long as its not sharp. I also like dry and wet mouth sounds. (Batala’s ASMR) But it’s weird because I hate those sounds in real life, but my biggest pet peeves are smacking while eating and whistling. I cant stand it. If you want to try to listen to ASMR if you’re ever curious there are so many “no talking” and non food ASMR videos.
@mayathedreamgirl1357 is just another TREND. Hopefully it's a dead trend soon. I've seen a girl getting paid thousands to make sounds. She just sits there tapping her nails on surfaces and gets a paycheck from RUclips. Too easy of a job to be getting paid that much. It's just a trend
2:45 I lived in China and (quickly) found out that slurping and smacking (loudly) while eating soup is not only normal, but it compliments the chef / cook that it is delicious.
I always love Dr. Youn's facial expressions in those thumbnails. Also, what would possess a person to have cooking oil injected into their face? Why would someone think that was a good idea?
Don’t be dumb. People don’t just go to clinics asking to put cooking oil and cement into their faces or other body parts. They obviously walked in there not knowing, and didn’t think there was a possibility that something like this could possibly happen. They may have just thought that they were getting a cheaper price, or maybe a friend or family member recommended it and they didn’t think anything bad could happen Since their friend or family member had a great time, or maybe they are seeking a procedure that isn’t legal or available in their country, etc. I can’t imagine genuinely thinking that people would willingly knowingly have these materials put into their bodies. Wow
@Nails_bruh Oh, I'm not being dumb. Have you not met people?! I watch shorts from a nurse that works in the ER. He had one pregnant woman who ate spaghetti and was worried that the baby was going to be strangled by the spaghetti she ate because she thought the baby was in her stomach. I watched a catfished video where a 76 year old man thought Jennifer Aniston was in love with him and needed his money. Some people will believe anything. I can hear someone saying, "Cooking fat. Okay, well I eat cooking fat so I know it's not dangerous. I mean fat is fat right? What does it matter what the source of it is? And this guy is a doctor so, he knows what he's talking about."
@@klickingkayasmr7585It’s from some video called Skibidi Toilets that Gen Alpha kids made popular. Why I don’t know bcuz it’s extremely irritating. I don’t have any young kids but I kept seeing it on social media so I had to look it up. I suggest you do the same bcuz I couldn’t explain it well enough to do it justice!
@@klickingkayasmr7585It's just a meme. It's like a head in a toilet that makes weird sounds or something... The new generations humour is very abstract lol
I love your reactions to some of the crazy stuff out there and your professional, educated, respectful advice. I appreciate the time you take to explain things logically in a way that people can understand in a way that isnt belittling. If i was ever going to have any type of cosmetic procedure done i would want my surgeon to either be this doctor or have the respect and bedside manner.
Can confirm that lactose intolerance can come with age in some people, I suspect this was the case with my paternal grandma, she's an ice cream fiend and has been since her childhood making homemade ice cream with her family in the 40s or 50s. I started suspecting I was at least somewhat lactose sensitive during my mid 20s and I suspect that's when it started. I thank god for plant milks these days ngl.
Everyone in my family seems to become lactose intolerant when they hit their 40s I'm curious to see if it happens to me because I consume an unreasonable amount of dairy lol
I've had misophonia for much of my life, but I didn't know there was an actual, clinical name for it until I became an adult. I just thought I was weird and maybe kind of anti-social. My husband used to crack his knuckles a lot and it drove me CRAZY until I begged him to please try to stop. He did....eventually. This is a REAL THING, y'all 🙉🙉🙉
While it is a real thing, The disorder involves an extremely severe reaction rather than just disliking it. Eg Most people with it will feel physically ill, Stressed or break out into sweats. It's kinda like the difference between actual OCD and people who are just fussy.
“How big is 10cm?” Not big enough, doc… Not big enough… 😂😂 At least not when you’re pushing something the size of a watermelon out of an opening the size of a lemon, it isn’t. Did it twice, that was enough 😂😂
I’m so thankful for my genes but twins run in my family on both sides and my parents had twins back to back. I always said I would only go to you for a tummy tuck and I stand by it even though I’m never having kids again. You are the best!!
I love how you actually said what happened to Lyn May!!!! Not many know what really happened to her she also kept her body upt yo this day so naturally beautiful 💯The obly mistake what trying to get beauty injections on her face and ended wil oil!!!! Now after so many many years and advance technology they are trying tobhelp her out!
Lyn May does not look like this. They used a filter to distort her face and make it bigger. Also, I know that a few years back she got surgery again, and she actually looks great now, specially for her age. She's 72 and still a vedette!
Joi Lansing the singer actress did these bizarre injections in the 1960s and died from them soon after. A book was written about her, A Body To Die For. I'd like to hear this doctor discuss her history.
Lactose intolerant people love dairy more than you will ever love anything in your life. This is a simple fact - every lactose intolerant person I've ever known lives for cheese
I became lactose intolerant about 5 years ago. I've tried everything to go no dairy and lactaid everything. One day I was craving just a good drink of milk with breakfast and the only thing in the house was my mother in laws Vitamin D whole milk. Being willing to suffer for my craving I drank just about 1 cup of it. Nothing happened. I now can drink the whole milk without any problems. Wonder why?
I have misophonia really badly. Chewing, drinking, swallowing or other noises. It's a reflex reaction, something you can't help. You can't stop getting annoyed about, it's out of your hands. It's so bad you want to attack or run away. No matter who you insult or how dangerous it is, you HAVE to make it stop or your head explodes. 😖🤯
I began to experience lactose intolerance in college as well. I used digestive advantage to help with that. When I got pregnant, my issues went away completely. After a year or so, it came back, but with much less severity. I can tolerate minimal dairy dairy now. 😊
I have misophonia but with people who sniffle and suco snot constantly. I remember in 6th grade I got stuck next to a kid who would suck snot, not kidding, every 2 seconds all day every day. It was literally every 2 secs. It never stopped! It doesn't bother me as much if people do like one giant suck or blow their nose and then stop. But people sucking and sniffling constantly irritates the living crap out of me to an unreasonable level
Misophonia remind me of that other phobia where people have an involuntary dislike for holes. I wonder how much of them are things that have just happened through neurodivergence?
The sound of people chewing with their mouth open triggers anger in me, but I'm pretty sure I learnt it from my mother and grandmother, who gave hell to my grandfather for it.
@@cathwalsh9921 Yes, I do think some type of neurodivergencies can be inherited. I also ponder on whether some of them are learned behavior or not. Like, I don't necessarily think some humans have it written into their DNA that the sound of people chewing causes them a visceral reaction. But I think if it happens to be something that bothers you and you complain to people around you, especially your children about things like that, they could very well end up developing the same issue.
Dr. Youn, I really enjoy your reactions to TikTok videos and I am amused seeing your videos at the end. I am always surprised what some people will do to their bodies. Some of those procedures must be really uncomfortable.
Yep misophonia sucks. People seem to think you’re doing it on purpose to complain or criticise them, but it’s honestly like nails on a chalkboard to regular hearing. It’s often eating and drinking noises, but I also get it from things like cars idling, there’s a lot of weird triggers.
Interesting about what you said about being lactose intolerant. I really think it's the way the food and even milk has been treated. When did you become lactose intolerant? I think that's when they change the process. Little story: I worked with a girl who is 'lactose intolerant' in the UK (also I can't drink the milk in the UK). She went to Switzerland, and later South Korea. She loves milk so she wanted to taste it She had no problems at all. Returned to UK and couldn't drink the milk again. I believe it's how some farms process their milk, and make their cheeses. Even just by feeding the cows. In Australia, making cappuccinos we could froth the milk and make a huge head on the cup. (Mind you, I don't see that being done anymore, anywhere.) However in winter time it was virually impossible to create that. That was because the farmers would feed the cows hay through winter, thus changing the composition of the milk, making it impossible to froth up! It's these experiences that makes me believe its what we're doing to our food that is causing us problems.
To me it’s sounds which neededn’t be made. Like noisy eating. Or clicking when you talk (the movement of the tongue in the mouth of some people seems to make a click). Mind you, I can’t stand loud noises either. Regarding the eating thing, it’s astonishing how many people are noisy eaters. I don’t know why their significant others don’t tell them, since their parents failed to do so.
I have the worst misophonia so bad it literally triggers a RAGE response in me, but it doesn’t bother me with little kids because they can’t help it, it’s different when someone has the ability to not be a slob and chooses to anyways
Since I remember it makes me extremely mad and anxious every time people make some kind of noises, I thought that everyone was feeling the same way and they didn’t complain just like me until about 10 years ago when I watched Dr. Phil and he was describing my symptoms, Now I know I have a condition/disorder and I don’t mind to tell people to close their mouth or just leave the room when the noises are occurring.
I have misophonia. It is much more than just getting annoyed by certain sounds. It activates the fight-or-flight response, resulting feelings of anxiety, rage, and panic. It literally feels like you’re being assaulted; a chainsaw directly to the brain. A lot of sufferers, me included, also have misokinesia, where the same feelings are activated through visual triggers. Misophonia is extremely painful, anxiety and depression-inducing, and isolating.
Two questions relating to implants. 1. If the implant is filled with mold or even, let’s say, sewage water, how much does that matter? How protective and sealed is the implant’s outer layer? 2. If the outer lining is not protective, and you fill the implant with sterile saline, how can you be assured the saline is uncontaminated? (During the covid pandemic I saw some videos showing how some of the masks were produced - in factories with absolutely unsanitary and horrid conditions 🤢)
1- It matters a lot. While the implant skin is very, very durable, it’s not impenetrable. If the implant were to rupture, could you imagine how bad it would be if the contents weren’t sterile? 2- Go to a reputable plastic surgeon. Do your research, don’t just take someone else’s word for it. I did a ton of research before I got mine. Looked up if they had any disciplinary actions. what the actions were, what their certifications are, what medical organizations they belong to, their education and training and where they did it, what fellowships they have, if they’re insured, pretty much anything I could find on them. Each state has the ability to look up licensed individuals through state websites (make sure it’s the state’s .gov website). I even went so far as to look a doctor up in any other states they went to school or worked in and where they were licensed. Good doctors don’t cut corners or try to be shady and cheap (that’s how you end up with contaminated medical products).
I have misophonia and it ruined, almost to the point of no return my familial relationships because the anger responses I have to certain sounds made me isolate myself as I didn’t want to be angry at my family.
Doctor Youn, love how you keep leveling up! If you’re ever looking for help with post-production, storytelling, keywords, or intros, I’d be happy to collaborate!
It's possible that if you were to use microcurrent consistently over the course of many years, your skin might not droop as much as it might have if you weren't using the microcurrent.
I have really bad misophonia. One of my worst triggers is screaming. I have a full mental breakdown when someone screams near me. That's why I have headphones in at all times. Even when I'm not playing any music and can hear people speak, it muffles it enough for me to handle screams. Same thing with open-mouth chewing. It makes me angry. So I wear headphones and just listen to music :3 there are currenly no treatments for misophonia so you gotta come up with your own solutions.
6:40 made me gag, I could not watch it lmfao 😭. I work in an ER, have seen ortho procedures, dead bodies, body fluids, gangrene, and yet THAT had to be the thing that made me almost throw up 😭
my misophonia is mostly with wet noises. i can't handle especially wet mouth noises. gentle water trickling noises like moving your hand through water gets me, but the absolute worst is a dog drinking water, 10x worse if its out of the toilet because it has that " ew someone just sh*t in that and flushed 2 seconds ago " disgust factor. step dad doesn't close the door outside my room when he uses it in the morning and i had to train their dogs to be too scared of scratching noises on my wall/door to come in and drink from the toilet when he's in there. grosses me out he lets them WHILE ITS FLUSHING or immediately after he thinks its " funny " ... definitely worse than Styrofoam lmao also dry carboard or news paper, that's like a combination of sound and touch tho but they're all awful. feels like my spine is gonna yeet itself out the nearest window xD
I never used to be lactose intolerant! I used to have 1 big mug of milk everyday since probably like 10 years old, never had any issues! But 2 years ago when I moved to a different city for college I stopped and when I had milk again It was hard for me to digest, would cause me bloating and huge discomfort:( Is this a mental thing? idk
Same here. Had many allergies and intolerances only manifesting in later years. They are real though, cause my gut has been getting inflamed for years.
Not a mental thing. You were habituated to lactose because you were being exposed to it daily, but you were always going to be lactose intolerant. Same thing happened to me but I'm lucky that my intolerance is relatively mild.
It's actually pretty normal to get lactose intolerance or even gluten intolerance in your 20s or early 30s. The body is still maturing and things tend to change around that time in life. I now several people who now have gluten or milk issues that started in their college years.
The one with the black mold if you look closely, you can tell that it has one of those things that you can pop open and push closed so obviously it’s not a breast implant
I have misophonia and when I was young, I hated hearing my parents chewing, especially my Mom who had dentures. I'd cry, get angry at them, ask to be excused from the table, I just couldn't take it. When I was 16, I dated a guy named Randy. We went to the movies one evening and I bought a package of twizzlers. As I was eating, he asked me "taste good?" I was about to say yes, then he blurted out "sounds good!" I didn't know whether to be mortified or angry because I had no clue if he was joking. I then asked everyone I knew to listen to me eat and tell me if I make noises. Whew, they all said no, I was a quiet and polite eater. I still have misophonia but I do watch a Korean mukbanger and the noise she makes eating is minimal, so I think that's why I can watch her. I stopped dating someone because he smacked his lips, chewed loudly and sometimes ate with his mouth open. I couldn't handle it. He was such a nice guy too. I've spent 64 years dealing with this and only a handful of people are aware of it. Until now 😂
I spent a year when I was 16 totally unable to be in the same room as other people eating. I would take my food and eat in my bedroom. It wreaked havoc in my house. It never goes away I am now 59 and will still leave a room to avoid it. Nose whistling when people breathe is another trigger or teeth clacking when people talk. And don't get me started on cutlery against crockery omg. It's such a weird thing lol.
I have had misophonia all my life, strangely, with one sound - the rustling of plastic wrapping, for instance when opening a plastic-wrapped object. It seems to have started in childhood but I don't know what caused it, perhaps some kind of scare or unpleasant memory.
I have misophonia but for obnoxiously loud voices (not someone trying to yell, but someone who default yells as their normal speaking voice). My mom does this even though the doctor said she has perfect hearing. I would hit myself, go to the opposite side of the house, turn my volume all the way up and I’d still hear her. It drove me crazy.
So all the time I couldn't stand metal on metal that now my sister would purposefully make it to disgust me was misophonia? Everytime I tell her it makes me super uncomfortable and felt violating, she says it's a normal sound and says I'm crazy for feeling unsettled.
There is a RUclipsr I follow who makes a mouth noise when they talk. It’s a lip smack at the end of their sentences and it drives me nuts, BUT I love their content, so I am forcing myself to watch them and deal with the issue I’m having. Some days are better than others. Lol
I also have a youtube who's mouth sounds are very bothersome to me. So I mute and turn on captions. I understand that might not be an option for you but just suggesting
I have bruxism and get Letibo injections into my masseter and temporal muscles every 3 months. I was having a facial on a cruise and the girl started to use a muscle stimulator which quickly triggered a response from me. It's a big no no on my face.
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It should be illegal to fill implants with an open bowl. It's is common knowledge that open containers are almost instantly contaminated once exposed to air
Dr. Youn said in another video that this was only done 20+ years ago, and that he hadn't seen it used since his residency. That's failing a risk assessment for a hospital these days.
@theedmee yeah but it should specifically be illegal
One: 5:13 that is Lynn May a mexican-asian vedette. There are videos on youtube of her stripping, she still strips very good and is in her 70s.
Two: I don't have misophonia but I do have cringe; like what beast taught you to chew like a cow, stop it.
think about restaurants and how they have food containers sitting open all day as they take from it to serve guests. all day, peoples skin and hair cells, dust, randomness of all sorts are getting into that food. we eat so much contamination lol. but in some ways it's good for us. in some ways... it can be very bad.
@ChristelVinot funny you'd say that to a chef lol, if you encounter a restaurant like that, they should be closed down. There are steps you take to specifically avoid everything you said. That's why I'm so against this for medical purposes.
When I was a teenager, the family (parents+ 5 kids) was eating dinner, nobody talking. My slightly younger stepsister suddenly leaped up so violently her chair fell over, and she screamed "I CAN'T STAND ALL THIS CHEWING!!" & ran out of the kitchen. We all just gaped. Now I know why, only about 50 years later! 😂😂
I was like her when I was young. Only now I can "tolerate" more effectively. I didn't know there was a name for it 😂
@@libra7.063 I didn't know there was a name for it either til I saw this vid! 😆
So your whole family chews with their mouths open?
@@MeCooper you can still hear chewing with the mouth closed a lot of people can’t stand the chewing with your mouth open but misophones can’t stand chewing in general
@MeCooper no, none of us did. But if you're eating crunchy food, sounds can transmit thru the cheeks.
I am 68 years old and have had misophonia my entire life. It has been a very difficult journey. My family always made fun of me and told me that I had bad nerves. It wasn't until a husband and wife doing research put a name to this condition. I feel vindicated because some family members thought that I was just plain "crazy" and I know that I am not. Knowing that misophonia is a real condition has given me a great sense of relief.
Always wonder about heavy body reactions I've to certain sounds. Never heard about misophobia but it explains a lot 😱
The worst trigger for me biting in ice, crush ice or sharp on it.
Can imagine what you're going through 😭
Greetings from Germany 🙂
Misophonia is a disorder that causes people to have a decreased tolerance to certain sounds and related sensations. I'm not sure what you think you're talking about.
@@blackforest_fairy also what is misophiobia the dictionary doesn't include this word. I'd like to know why you are inserting fake words and definitions to people on here?
@@cherryvanspice829 What do you mean by "heavy body reactions"?
@@ladymissgd the word misophobia does not exsist. The person I directed my comment to called misophonia wrongly misophobia and I corrected her. I thought my comment made that clear.
My Ex was carrying a huge sheet of plywood into our garage, tripped and the plywood hit him so hard in the nose it totally put his deviated nasal septum back in place. This incident gave him back his nasal airway and he no longer fought to breathe!
Wow - saved thousands in plastic surgery costs! LOL👃🏼
Misophonia doesn’t just annoy you it makes you ANGRY and mad it’s awful
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Yes, just pure rage
Exactly. Everyone is annoyed by gross sounds. Not everyone becomes instantly convinced their partner does not love them because you can hear them typing. That 's misophonia. It's another thing that is getting diluted and over used. It gets so old, always something.
So true .. the pure fire rage that grows inside of me .... I can't help it. I have to leave because I know it's me n I just have to get away asap
I used to work with an X-ray tech who avoided dairy products at all our hospital social events. Assuming he was lactose intolerant, I asked my coworker if he had ever tried any of the medications designed to mitigate lactose intolerance. He said that lactose, a sugar found in milk products, wasn’t his problem. It was casein, one of the milk proteins, that he unfortunately was unable to tolerate.
2:00 literally one of the reasons why I could never have children is my misophonia. It would destroy me mentally and emotionally and I’d say that I handle my triggers way better now than I did when I was younger. Still, I could never.
I didn't realise I had it so bad until I had kids. I'm constantly in torment
Dr Youn succumbing to brainrot in real time
Why? You got a problem with Dr Youn?
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Skibidi, no one gets itttt
@@HellSoy420what is “skibidi?” I’m slow, sorry
I know. Idk either lol I see it all over these days@@klickingkayasmr7585
Thank you for talking about misophonia!!!!!
It's very common but not a lot of people know about it. Mine has been a more severe form. It's not as bad anymore but when I was younger I found my younger brother extremely annoying. He would always chew so annoyingly and it seemed like it only bothered me. People talking loudly for me is part of it. My brother would talk so loud and high pitched and it made my skin crawl. I could never pay attention in school because the sounds of keyboards made me so horribly uncomfortable I wanted to scream. When people talk loudly I can't concentrate at all. This plus a lot of other annoying sounds. Edit: I say more severe because it affected my daily life.
I'm here for the Lyn May miniature 😊 5:13 she is indeed legendary.
A true vedette
My misophonia makes me hate ASMR videos! I can't stand lip smacking, whispering into mike, slurping or other similar sounds! Whenever I accidentally got into video where someone whispers or smacks lips or slurps I turn it off! I just can't!
Same!!!
I have misophonia too but I like whispering as long as its not sharp. I also like dry and wet mouth sounds. (Batala’s ASMR) But it’s weird because I hate those sounds in real life, but my biggest pet peeves are smacking while eating and whistling. I cant stand it. If you want to try to listen to ASMR if you’re ever curious there are so many “no talking” and non food ASMR videos.
asmr is just a stupid TREND. No one can actually relax to slurping sounds and if that's what helps you sleep at night... it's odd lol
@mayathedreamgirl1357 is just another TREND. Hopefully it's a dead trend soon. I've seen a girl getting paid thousands to make sounds. She just sits there tapping her nails on surfaces and gets a paycheck from RUclips. Too easy of a job to be getting paid that much. It's just a trend
Same here!! The whispering thing as well, I’d forgotten that one. It’s REAAAALLLLY irritating.
2:45 I lived in China and (quickly) found out that slurping and smacking (loudly) while eating soup is not only normal, but it compliments the chef / cook that it is delicious.
What if I started slurping so loud and smacking my mouth so loud as close to the kitchen as possible? I mean, it'll sound like I'm a toothless goblin.
Rajee is absolutely fantastic and the sweetest. What Dr Debrow has done for her is beyond wonderful.
My son chews with his mouth open and I instantly get mad! I hate hearing people chew. It literally just makes me mad 🤬🤬🤬🤬
I always love Dr. Youn's facial expressions in those thumbnails. Also, what would possess a person to have cooking oil injected into their face? Why would someone think that was a good idea?
Don’t be dumb.
People don’t just go to clinics asking to put cooking oil and cement into their faces or other body parts. They obviously walked in there not knowing, and didn’t think there was a possibility that something like this could possibly happen. They may have just thought that they were getting a cheaper price, or maybe a friend or family member recommended it and they didn’t think anything bad could happen Since their friend or family member had a great time, or maybe they are seeking a procedure that isn’t legal or available in their country, etc. I can’t imagine genuinely thinking that people would willingly knowingly have these materials put into their bodies. Wow
@Nails_bruh Oh, I'm not being dumb. Have you not met people?! I watch shorts from a nurse that works in the ER. He had one pregnant woman who ate spaghetti and was worried that the baby was going to be strangled by the spaghetti she ate because she thought the baby was in her stomach. I watched a catfished video where a 76 year old man thought Jennifer Aniston was in love with him and needed his money. Some people will believe anything.
I can hear someone saying, "Cooking fat. Okay, well I eat cooking fat so I know it's not dangerous. I mean fat is fat right? What does it matter what the source of it is? And this guy is a doctor so, he knows what he's talking about."
Not skibidi in the title
FOR THE VIEWS OF COURSE
What’s skibidi?
@@klickingkayasmr7585It’s from some video called Skibidi Toilets that Gen Alpha kids made popular. Why I don’t know bcuz it’s extremely irritating. I don’t have any young kids but I kept seeing it on social media so I had to look it up. I suggest you do the same bcuz I couldn’t explain it well enough to do it justice!
@@klickingkayasmr7585It's just a meme.
It's like a head in a toilet that makes weird sounds or something... The new generations humour is very abstract lol
@@MeCooper 😂😂😂
I am so happy I am not lactose intolerant. I can't imagine not having cheese in my life. Or ice cream. Or just plain milk.
There are lactose-free options for all of those dairy products and they dont really taste different tbh
I still eat it and live with the consequences lol
there are plant based alternatives for grown ups that are weened off, no problem.
@@erinm6078 true dat! Gambling with lactose intolerance is the spice of life, ngl ✨
Watching a video about pooping and peeing at the same time while I'm on the toilet seat pooping and peeing at the same time is CRAZY
I love your reactions to some of the crazy stuff out there and your professional, educated, respectful advice. I appreciate the time you take to explain things logically in a way that people can understand in a way that isnt belittling. If i was ever going to have any type of cosmetic procedure done i would want my surgeon to either be this doctor or have the respect and bedside manner.
Can confirm that lactose intolerance can come with age in some people, I suspect this was the case with my paternal grandma, she's an ice cream fiend and has been since her childhood making homemade ice cream with her family in the 40s or 50s. I started suspecting I was at least somewhat lactose sensitive during my mid 20s and I suspect that's when it started. I thank god for plant milks these days ngl.
yea u can actually become intolerant when u dont consume it for a longer time
it happens to many vegans or people who just dont like dairy😄
Everyone in my family seems to become lactose intolerant when they hit their 40s
I'm curious to see if it happens to me because I consume an unreasonable amount of dairy lol
Love Dr. Youn's facial expression. 😂😊
0:17 it looks like she is impersonating a rabbit nose twitch or Samantha’s bewitched nose twitch 😂🤣
I've had misophonia for much of my life, but I didn't know there was an actual, clinical name for it until I became an adult. I just thought I was weird and maybe kind of anti-social. My husband used to crack his knuckles a lot and it drove me CRAZY until I begged him to please try to stop. He did....eventually. This is a REAL THING, y'all 🙉🙉🙉
While it is a real thing, The disorder involves an extremely severe reaction rather than just disliking it.
Eg Most people with it will feel physically ill, Stressed or break out into sweats.
It's kinda like the difference between actual OCD and people who are just fussy.
“How big is 10cm?”
Not big enough, doc… Not big enough… 😂😂 At least not when you’re pushing something the size of a watermelon out of an opening the size of a lemon, it isn’t. Did it twice, that was enough 😂😂
That’s why people should teach children to close their mouths before they start chewing. I definitely have misophonia.
You know Dr Youn has a talent for youtube when he puts Lyn May 5:13 in one of his videos 😂😂😂 I Enjoy these videos and this was a surprise to me 😄
I was surprised too.
Interesting she is still aging her child, who is almost 3 years old, in months.
I’m so thankful for my genes but twins run in my family on both sides and my parents had twins back to back. I always said I would only go to you for a tummy tuck and I stand by it even though I’m never having kids again. You are the best!!
I love how you actually said what happened to Lyn May!!!! Not many know what really happened to her she also kept her body upt yo this day so naturally beautiful 💯The obly mistake what trying to get beauty injections on her face and ended wil oil!!!! Now after so many many years and advance technology they are trying tobhelp her out!
Lol I didn't expect to see Lyn May here ☠️☠️☠️☠️
Lyn May does not look like this. They used a filter to distort her face and make it bigger. Also, I know that a few years back she got surgery again, and she actually looks great now, specially for her age. She's 72 and still a vedette!
She does look like that except her head is smaller.
Joi Lansing the singer actress did these bizarre injections in the 1960s and died from them soon after. A book was written about her, A Body To Die For. I'd like to hear this doctor discuss her history.
Lactose intolerant people love dairy more than you will ever love anything in your life. This is a simple fact - every lactose intolerant person I've ever known lives for cheese
I became lactose intolerant about 5 years ago. I've tried everything to go no dairy and lactaid everything. One day I was craving just a good drink of milk with breakfast and the only thing in the house was my mother in laws Vitamin D whole milk. Being willing to suffer for my craving I drank just about 1 cup of it. Nothing happened. I now can drink the whole milk without any problems. Wonder why?
5:14 I GOT AN AD WITH YOU IN IT WHILE WATCHING THIS
I have misophonia really badly. Chewing, drinking, swallowing or other noises. It's a reflex reaction, something you can't help. You can't stop getting annoyed about, it's out of your hands. It's so bad you want to attack or run away. No matter who you insult or how dangerous it is, you HAVE to make it stop or your head explodes. 😖🤯
I get triggered when people say their children are 33 months old... The kid is almost three years old.
1:10 i have zero problem doing both at the same time, not sure wtf the internet is talking about. Nothing better to do i guess.
I began to experience lactose intolerance in college as well. I used digestive advantage to help with that. When I got pregnant, my issues went away completely. After a year or so, it came back, but with much less severity. I can tolerate minimal dairy dairy now. 😊
I watch these for your reactions alone, Dr Youn!!😂
I have misophonia but with people who sniffle and suco snot constantly. I remember in 6th grade I got stuck next to a kid who would suck snot, not kidding, every 2 seconds all day every day. It was literally every 2 secs. It never stopped! It doesn't bother me as much if people do like one giant suck or blow their nose and then stop. But people sucking and sniffling constantly irritates the living crap out of me to an unreasonable level
Many congratulations from Greece dr Youn....!!!
Misophonia remind me of that other phobia where people have an involuntary dislike for holes. I wonder how much of them are things that have just happened through neurodivergence?
Trypophobia
I think it can be inherited. I’m convinced my Dad had it too.
The sound of people chewing with their mouth open triggers anger in me, but I'm pretty sure I learnt it from my mother and grandmother, who gave hell to my grandfather for it.
@@cathwalsh9921 Yes, I do think some type of neurodivergencies can be inherited. I also ponder on whether some of them are learned behavior or not. Like, I don't necessarily think some humans have it written into their DNA that the sound of people chewing causes them a visceral reaction. But I think if it happens to be something that bothers you and you complain to people around you, especially your children about things like that, they could very well end up developing the same issue.
@ that would hold up if my dad complained. My dad never complained. He just made sure we had good table manners.
Your face at 5:10 had me dead! 🤣
Dr. Youn, I really enjoy your reactions to TikTok videos and I am amused seeing your videos at the end. I am always surprised what some people will do to their bodies. Some of those procedures must be really uncomfortable.
Yep misophonia sucks. People seem to think you’re doing it on purpose to complain or criticise them, but it’s honestly like nails on a chalkboard to regular hearing. It’s often eating and drinking noises, but I also get it from things like cars idling, there’s a lot of weird triggers.
I think ive peed and pooped before… but thats probably because i had explosive diarrhea 😂
So that's double pee
LOOOOL
Interesting about what you said about being lactose intolerant. I really think it's the way the food and even milk has been treated. When did you become lactose intolerant? I think that's when they change the process. Little story: I worked with a girl who is 'lactose intolerant' in the UK (also I can't drink the milk in the UK). She went to Switzerland, and later South Korea. She loves milk so she wanted to taste it She had no problems at all. Returned to UK and couldn't drink the milk again. I believe it's how some farms process their milk, and make their cheeses.
Even just by feeding the cows. In Australia, making cappuccinos we could froth the milk and make a huge head on the cup. (Mind you, I don't see that being done anymore, anywhere.) However in winter time it was virually impossible to create that. That was because the farmers would feed the cows hay through winter, thus changing the composition of the milk, making it impossible to froth up!
It's these experiences that makes me believe its what we're doing to our food that is causing us problems.
I have misophonia - eating is a bad one for me, but certain pitches of voice also trigger me. There are other triggers aswell.
People popping their lips makes me want to just scream
Lynn May was very pretty before all that plastic surgery and her body is still phenomenal. Google her
I do wonder why certain kind of sounds affect those with misophonia more than others.
To me it’s sounds which neededn’t be made. Like noisy eating. Or clicking when you talk (the movement of the tongue in the mouth of some people seems to make a click).
Mind you, I can’t stand loud noises either.
Regarding the eating thing, it’s astonishing how many people are noisy eaters. I don’t know why their significant others don’t tell them, since their parents failed to do so.
I have the worst misophonia so bad it literally triggers a RAGE response in me, but it doesn’t bother me with little kids because they can’t help it, it’s different when someone has the ability to not be a slob and chooses to anyways
Hopefully you eat in a place where people are not around you in a restaurant that would drive me nuts
Try headphones with brown noise.
Since I remember it makes me extremely mad and anxious every time people make some kind of noises, I thought that everyone was feeling the same way and they didn’t complain just like me until about 10 years ago when I watched Dr. Phil and he was describing my symptoms, Now I know I have a condition/disorder and I don’t mind to tell people to close their mouth or just leave the room when the noises are occurring.
I have misophonia. It is much more than just getting annoyed by certain sounds. It activates the fight-or-flight response, resulting feelings of anxiety, rage, and panic. It literally feels like you’re being assaulted; a chainsaw directly to the brain. A lot of sufferers, me included, also have misokinesia, where the same feelings are activated through visual triggers. Misophonia is extremely painful, anxiety and depression-inducing, and isolating.
Poor Lyn May. 😐
Two questions relating to implants.
1. If the implant is filled with mold or even, let’s say, sewage water, how much does that matter? How protective and sealed is the implant’s outer layer?
2. If the outer lining is not protective, and you fill the implant with sterile saline, how can you be assured the saline is uncontaminated? (During the covid pandemic I saw some videos showing how some of the masks were produced - in factories with absolutely unsanitary and horrid conditions 🤢)
1- It matters a lot. While the implant skin is very, very durable, it’s not impenetrable. If the implant were to rupture, could you imagine how bad it would be if the contents weren’t sterile?
2- Go to a reputable plastic surgeon. Do your research, don’t just take someone else’s word for it. I did a ton of research before I got mine. Looked up if they had any disciplinary actions. what the actions were, what their certifications are, what medical organizations they belong to, their education and training and where they did it, what fellowships they have, if they’re insured, pretty much anything I could find on them. Each state has the ability to look up licensed individuals through state websites (make sure it’s the state’s .gov website). I even went so far as to look a doctor up in any other states they went to school or worked in and where they were licensed. Good doctors don’t cut corners or try to be shady and cheap (that’s how you end up with contaminated medical products).
Can be quite painful, really Dr. Youn? Childbirth is excruciating, you think you'll die when those contractions hit especially with back labor.
I love how Dr.Youn can’t hide his face expressions.
I have what's opposite of misophonia when people eat.. I experience ASMR instead. Lucky me!
I don't do this often but I have NO problem peeing and pooping at the same time and the urine stream is normal, not a dribble.
I have misophonia and it ruined, almost to the point of no return my familial relationships because the anger responses I have to certain sounds made me isolate myself as I didn’t want to be angry at my family.
Doctor Youn, love how you keep leveling up!
If you’re ever looking for help with post-production, storytelling, keywords, or intros, I’d be happy to collaborate!
It's possible that if you were to use microcurrent consistently over the course of many years, your skin might not droop as much as it might have if you weren't using the microcurrent.
❤They are all still beautiful❤
Eeeeeey misophonia mentioned? Dude, it’s about damn time!! More people need to know about it.
Uh huh.
Nothing like a billion people self diagnosing to spread awareness huh? 😂
Hearing anyone eat sets my nerves on edge. Once I hear it, I can't unhear it and it drives me insane
I have really bad misophonia. One of my worst triggers is screaming. I have a full mental breakdown when someone screams near me. That's why I have headphones in at all times. Even when I'm not playing any music and can hear people speak, it muffles it enough for me to handle screams. Same thing with open-mouth chewing. It makes me angry. So I wear headphones and just listen to music :3 there are currenly no treatments for misophonia so you gotta come up with your own solutions.
Wow you do have a massive following on TikTok! 8.4 million? Congratulations
misophonia has destroyed my life
My lactose intolerance started around 55, mostly with stomach pain and discomfort. Totally avoid milk it is the worst. Thanks for the Vidoes!
6:40 made me gag, I could not watch it lmfao 😭. I work in an ER, have seen ortho procedures, dead bodies, body fluids, gangrene, and yet THAT had to be the thing that made me almost throw up 😭
La lin may en la miniatura jajajjajaja
I have misophonia but I've learned how to cope with it pretty well. It used to cause me panic attacks
Between the eating noises and everything else, this video is an amazing contraceptive.
Misophonia sucks. Thanks for talking about it.
My grandmother used Velveeta for fish bait. I've always thought of it as fish cheese.
The title of this is so good😭
my misophonia is mostly with wet noises. i can't handle especially wet mouth noises. gentle water trickling noises like moving your hand through water gets me, but the absolute worst is a dog drinking water, 10x worse if its out of the toilet because it has that " ew someone just sh*t in that and flushed 2 seconds ago " disgust factor.
step dad doesn't close the door outside my room when he uses it in the morning and i had to train their dogs to be too scared of scratching noises on my wall/door to come in and drink from the toilet when he's in there. grosses me out he lets them WHILE ITS FLUSHING or immediately after he thinks its " funny " ... definitely worse than Styrofoam lmao also dry carboard or news paper, that's like a combination of sound and touch tho but they're all awful. feels like my spine is gonna yeet itself out the nearest window xD
I never used to be lactose intolerant! I used to have 1 big mug of milk everyday since probably like 10 years old, never had any issues! But 2 years ago when I moved to a different city for college I stopped and when I had milk again It was hard for me to digest, would cause me bloating and huge discomfort:( Is this a mental thing? idk
Same here. Had many allergies and intolerances only manifesting in later years. They are real though, cause my gut has been getting inflamed for years.
Not a mental thing. You were habituated to lactose because you were being exposed to it daily, but you were always going to be lactose intolerant. Same thing happened to me but I'm lucky that my intolerance is relatively mild.
It's actually pretty normal to get lactose intolerance or even gluten intolerance in your 20s or early 30s. The body is still maturing and things tend to change around that time in life. I now several people who now have gluten or milk issues that started in their college years.
The one with the black mold if you look closely, you can tell that it has one of those things that you can pop open and push closed so obviously it’s not a breast implant
Cool . Will check
I have misophonia and when I was young, I hated hearing my parents chewing, especially my Mom who had dentures. I'd cry, get angry at them, ask to be excused from the table, I just couldn't take it. When I was 16, I dated a guy named Randy. We went to the movies one evening and I bought a package of twizzlers. As I was eating, he asked me "taste good?" I was about to say yes, then he blurted out "sounds good!" I didn't know whether to be mortified or angry because I had no clue if he was joking. I then asked everyone I knew to listen to me eat and tell me if I make noises. Whew, they all said no, I was a quiet and polite eater. I still have misophonia but I do watch a Korean mukbanger and the noise she makes eating is minimal, so I think that's why I can watch her. I stopped dating someone because he smacked his lips, chewed loudly and sometimes ate with his mouth open. I couldn't handle it. He was such a nice guy too. I've spent 64 years dealing with this and only a handful of people are aware of it. Until now 😂
I spent a year when I was 16 totally unable to be in the same room as other people eating. I would take my food and eat in my bedroom. It wreaked havoc in my house. It never goes away I am now 59 and will still leave a room to avoid it. Nose whistling when people breathe is another trigger or teeth clacking when people talk. And don't get me started on cutlery against crockery omg. It's such a weird thing lol.
I'm Lactose Intolerant, and I'm sensitive to Wheat and Gluten,
You got the whole pack too...?? 😭😭😭😔
I have had misophonia all my life, strangely, with one sound - the rustling of plastic wrapping, for instance when opening a plastic-wrapped object. It seems to have started in childhood but I don't know what caused it, perhaps some kind of scare or unpleasant memory.
5:13 she looks like someone's roblox avatar
I have misophonia but for obnoxiously loud voices (not someone trying to yell, but someone who default yells as their normal speaking voice). My mom does this even though the doctor said she has perfect hearing. I would hit myself, go to the opposite side of the house, turn my volume all the way up and I’d still hear her. It drove me crazy.
No way! My eyes looked just like this but 10x smaller and they freaked out got me in right away with a week stay in the hospital!
So all the time I couldn't stand metal on metal that now my sister would purposefully make it to disgust me was misophonia? Everytime I tell her it makes me super uncomfortable and felt violating, she says it's a normal sound and says I'm crazy for feeling unsettled.
When they took out the implants, do they really let you keep it?
They do!
@@dianec66 Thank you
@@sdseals2076 You’re welcome! 😃
There is a RUclipsr I follow who makes a mouth noise when they talk. It’s a lip smack at the end of their sentences and it drives me nuts, BUT I love their content, so I am forcing myself to watch them and deal with the issue I’m having. Some days are better than others. Lol
I also have a youtube who's mouth sounds are very bothersome to me. So I mute and turn on captions. I understand that might not be an option for you but just suggesting
I can definitely do 1 and 2 at the same time.
I can’t handle when people eat with their mouth open or sound like they can’t breathe right when the eat! I have to just walk away
No need, is there 😄 I once had to leave the room and avoid the staff room for weeks because I was traumatised by someone’s eating, it was that bad.
Your first mistake was getting implants
Desiree and Sarah do have similar voices so I wouldn't blame you. They are lucky to have a boss like you, though.
The bowl of saline is terrifying!!
Giving me labor flashbacks 😂
I have bruxism and get Letibo injections into my masseter and temporal muscles every 3 months. I was having a facial on a cruise and the girl started to use a muscle stimulator which quickly triggered a response from me. It's a big no no on my face.
I have misophonia and it drives me crazy
7:23 this happened to me. Had to get surgery to twice