Just gonna put this out there: I used a mixture of salt, vaseline and a toothbrush to essentially scrape away my tattoo. Now I have a massive scar that took three months to heal and acts up all the time. Don't try to scrape your tattoo off, it's just like he said it is, a bloody painful mess.
@@DarkRubberDucky I can't answer for them but I have a tattoo I wish I didn't have anymore. It is a simple tattoo but it is the side of my stomach and now that I have a child, it stretched through pregnancy and looks warped and just not good anymore. I'm getting it covered up but if I could remove it without lasers then I would go that route instead.
a tip my artist gave me before I got a cover up was to put Neosporin on the tattoo every day to fade it. it worked like a charm!! so if you wanna get a cover up or laser removal, you can get a better result (and save some money) if you try the Neosporin trick. it won't completely remove the tattoo, but it will fade is significantly
I'm 29, and I can hear that insanely high pitch. I often hear electronic buzz (similar high pitch). For example, our TV always has this going on when powered on, but it is slightly drowned out when we have audio playing, but if the TV is paused, I can hear the steady buzz of it, but my husband never notices it (he's also 9 years older though).
Im aminor and i couldn't hear it even with my volume on high and ears can be super sensitive to some sounds and can;t hear others so if a fire alarm went off it would feel like my ears were bleeding but I cant hear those high buzes-
@@Aziara86 someone had mentioned to me (on another thread) that O negative blood types are sensitive to EMF. I meant to look into it because I had never heard that before, but I do happen to be O negative. It doesn't make immediate sense to me (how that could be connected), but I could be missing something.
The most shocking part of this video is that you're 48. I would have never guessed. You look maybe around 40. My Filipino friend also told me "Asian don't raisin" 😂
@@sparkles999rose2 Joke: a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter. Besides your generalisations are like... worse? I know plenty of middle age and older Asians that look phenomenal. The Kpop industry is ruthless and predatory, I couldn't care less what their beauty standards are.
@@talldrinkofmarmalade7281 that’s a lie I’ve known plenty of Asian people that age pretty damn good. It’s also a fact that Africans and Asians have more adipose tissue and thicker skin, especially in the facial region. Both of those will reduce the appearance of fine lines. Which is why you won’t see blacks and Asians with crows feet at the age of 30+… Don’t be mad because your genetics will ensure you age like milk… lmao
@@hijvgkolfsr5871 Nah, it’s a fact that Africans and Asians have more adipose tissue and thicker skin especially in the facial area and that reduces the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. My mom is 66 and looks like a 45 with not one wrinkle. Not even smile lines. I get carded every time, I’m 33. Feels good to know I won’t age like milk. Lmao🤷🏿♀️💁🏿♀️
@@NotLikeUs17 Asians are actually mostly on the same line as Caucasians. But the darker the skin the more you have melanin. Melanin is very good to have against sun damage and other aging. But every group has their own problems that are more pronounced. For example Hispanic people get smile lines and folds more easily when aging, white people get wrinkles more easily. Or that white people show sun damage easier when aging than black people, but black people show marks and discoloration easier when aging than white people and so on. So it's not really about that only white poeole age. Also skin aging is not only wrinkles, aging causes a lot of skin problems like discoloration, folding, spots, sun damage etc. But most noticeable difference would be between a very white person and a very black person, these two can have up to 10 years difference in showing aging. But all this might not even matter, any person can win a gene lottery, and stay looking younger than other races. Also a lot of it has to do with taking care of your skin, everyone should take care of their skin the way that fits for your skin type. Peoples races aren't an automatic "don't show aging card" and no matter what race you are, if take good care of your skin you won't be showing aging as easily as others.
@@Pinkpinkybear honey, you can go read scientific skin studies amongst major ethnicities that back up exactly what I’m saying. Melanin plays a role but it isn’t the only factor. So get out of your feels. Black don’t crack and Asians don’t raisin. Also, the whole trying to white wash Asians is highly and purely political babe, which is exactly why you don’t age like them but thanks.
@@NotLikeUs17 I think you misunderstood me really. I'm saying that in aging Asians and Caucasians are pretty much in the same line, (to be even more exact, meaning which kind of signs of aging they will more likely show) I did not say they are the same nor did I try to white wash anything. Don't try to twist my words. Also what I was saying, was that showing aging comes from many different things! Melanin is good for preventing sun damage among other things. Not even once I tried to say that melanin is the only thing that makes a difference in different races skin structurer. My point was that your race won't automatically prevent you showing aging. Your race can give you advantage and also disadvantages! It's not as simple as black and Asians don't age... I feel like you are very touchy with your emotions because you completely tried to twist my words or intentionally wanted to take me the wrong way... Did you also just assumed my race? That's ridiculous.
Well the saying here, in Britain is that someone has got the wrong end of the stick, meaning they've misunderstood something. Either way, both sayings would derive from the Romans using sticks to wipe their bum.
Skinny Noodle: An older male relative use to do this! Ironically, it was a rare form of pyorrhea he contracted in Saipan during WWII that took his teeth - but only after two dentists had to alternate every other day pulling them because They Were Still Embedded In His Gums Like Concrete! The night before they started, HE WAS STILL OPENING COKE & BEER BOTTLES WITH HIS TEETH!
in north african and middle eastern cultures , we used water and we still do and then a dry soft and clean cloth was used to dry the area , which is actually a lot more hygienic than toilet paper , because with toilet paper , things are still there and the continuous friction cause some discomfort , water cleans well and gently and you can actually use toilet paper after to pat the area dry , of course you wash your hands beforesnd after the process
@@nocontact_eddie absolutely not , the cloth is washed immediately after everytime you go 1 or 2 , my grandma actually still does this to this day , she can't stand wiping directly without water , I mean it kinda makes sense , washing with water and then drying is better than using a dry thing to clean something gooey and filthy , i'm not hating on anyone who uses only toilet paper that's their choice
Thank you for talking about the beautiful girl with Tourette's and tics. I have some verbal tics. I've never been diagnosed with Tourette's, but they have been a source of embarrassment. I was actually comforted in hearing they aren't particularly uncommon. That was good news!
I actually have just one tic, it sounds like a hiccup, but expelling air instead of inhaling. Sometimes, it comes on so strong that it's hard to breath, but other than that, I've got nothing, and I've never been diagnosed.
There’s a big different between a person thinking they are the only one with a condition, and them being grateful to hear, for the first time, that the thing no one else in their life has, that has been a source of embarrassment for them, isn’t particularly uncommon. I suspect that’s why Dr. Youn stated that fact it in the first place.
I never realized how common it was either! All my doctors have known I have physical and mild vocal tics, but I'm just now getting an official diagnosis because I need to get one for insurance to cover botox for my tics (they've migrated to a very obvious and quite painful spot and just will not migrate elsewhere!!!). It would be nice if it were diagnosed more since there's a huge stigma in self diagnosis (things like bipolar disorder or a heart problem are hard to diagnose in yourself, but some things like a tic disorder or a grass allergy are pretty clear!). Maybe then people would discuss it more so it wouldn't feel so rare and bizarre.
Thank you for speaking about tics. I don't have Tourettes itself but my neurodivergence brings along some motor and verbal tics and I wish more people understood that it's just how my body is.
hi!! "tics" that arent caused by tourettes but by things like autism or ADHD etc are actually called stims! theyre different from tics in that everyone has stims, but they arent caused by being born that way, but just by built up stimulation in your body! its stuff like flapping your hands around, tapping your foot on the ground, making unusual sounds or noises, tapping on things, etc!
@@3starsburningbright I appreciate your enthusiasm but I'd advise you to avoid trying to teach strangers about how their own bodies work if you're not a doctor. I know the difference between tics and stimming. I'm not talking about rhythmic actions to release tension, which I do daily. I'm talking about my head snapping to the sides, my shoulders jumping upwards, my leg muscles tensing, sharp noises, and other involuntary actions that don't help me in any way and sometimes hurt. Professionals have suggested they're related to how my brain is wired but I do not have Tourettes specifically. Not everything is black and white.
That sound falls approximately at 14kHz. I actually am 17 and could hear it. Meanwhile, my mum who's 50 couldn't and we had to bring up the volume to actually make the sound audible to her. It's not black or white; my take is it has to do with genetics and how often you've been partying at 80dB+ concerts or parties. But I bet that being young at heart actually matters too!
My daughter freaks out at the sound and I'm 40 and can't hear it at all. Also, Asian don't raisin & black don't crack. I'm an oily Italian and it keeps my skin from aging as well!
I'm white but oily too. I used to hate it and felt cursed but now I'm in my 30's I'm so grateful for my greasy skin. I still get asked for ID when buying alcohol.
What on Earth is the meaning behind "black don't crack"? The raisin asian one is obvious due to the raisin thing, but I cannot figure the other one out. 😅 Never heard either of these until now.
31 year old here, and that sound made me uncomfortable O.O (I'm also able to hear my grandparent's "bunny scaring"-maschine, that makes a noice to keep bunnies away from their flowers.. I don't even want to be outside, when I visit them, when they have the "anti-bunny maschine" on..)
I'm 38. I think some people hearing is just way more sensitive. I moved my phone away from my face to in my lap when that noise happened. Was trying to get distance
Respect that he was honest about genetics play a role in skincare and not just saying using your products will automatically make people have your perfect skin trusting the product quality to speak for itself rather than marketing gimmicks
35, heard the sound. I think that it’s about the sound volume we’re used to: some people like listening to loud sounds/music/etc while others are mindful to keep the volumes down. Overtime, the loudest will sort of numb your ears to more subtle sounds, age does that too of course.
You're definitely on the right track. High frequency sound is the first to deteriorate when people have hearing loss. A lot of GenX and older Millennials have earlier hearing loss because of Walkman/Discman use in our teenage years, before they had settings for decibel controls. So yeah.. if you were mindful as a teen and kept the volume down, you protected your hearing. * *high five* * Me too! 43 and I totally heard that sound.
Yeah, I'm 19 and I definitely heard the noise. It almost sounds like a huge box tv that's turned on and you can just hear the static of the electricity running through it.
@@Oviyasri88 its like a high frequency humming sound, its pretty awful. it sounds like what i would imagine a dog whistle probably sounds like. pretty much the same noise as the tik tok but newer tvs dont really make that noise.
My late husband had a tattoo on his arm that was half-destroyed by his ex (when they were married). She'd heard somewhere about the salt trick, and decided to give it a try; apparently, she rubbed a number of times over three days, until his arm was raw, swollen, and bleeding. It also became badly infected, which added to the scar tissue that formed after his arm finally healed. The other half of the tattoo was still there, clearly visible. Please, if you're tempted to try - DON'T!
FYI in the UK free range chickens have to have access to outdoors during daylight hours and be allowed to graze so in the UK free range is pretty goodp.
@@spongebobssponge1224 I think it will if you hold it while teleporting yourself, however if not, you can try to use the one with splinters very carefully.
I have tourette syndrome and most of my tics are motor and most people don't realize I even have TS until they've known me for a while. I appreciate you educating people about TS!! It's so misunderstood!
My family raises chickens for eggs and they definitely free-range (although we do have to keep them in a coup now bc of hawks :/ ) Although I know our eggs are healthier than most store-bought eggs, I honestly have never noticed a difference in taste
I will say as far as the egg thing goes, I've had regular eggs my whole life up until about a year ago when my FMIL started raising chickens (she loves them and has a huge property where they get to happily roam). The difference in taste and texture alone is insane. I can't say anything to nutrition since I am not a nutritionist (nor do I know how to calculate that kind of thing) but what I can say is they are easily the best eggs I've ever had and I will never go back to regular eggs if I can help it.
2:50 ah yes... in the middle century throne of a king was a toilet as well, guards had to open the hole in throne for king to sit and take a sit... and when king drops the nugget, everyone at the table is happy... (yeah, people back then were happy of such event........)
3:49 My boyfriend had a pneumothorax a few years ago and went through this same procedure. He was misdiagnosed by a doctor, which led him to live an entire month with a totally collapsed lung. He never smoked of vaped, and it's still a mystery how he got it. His mom, being on the medical field, thought it was super weird and sought a new doctor. The new doctor listened to his breathing under a stethoscope and correctly diagnosed him within 5 minutes. They rushed him into the operation room and after another whole month and two surgeries, he survived. But at the time, I genuinely thought I was going to lose him, and I still carry traumatic responses to that really scary event. After all, he only had one single functioning lung for a whole month. He's a fucking champion and a true warrior, I'm so glad to have him alive by my side for 6 whole years together. If destiny ever makes this again, I would gladly take his illness and pain upon myself so he doesn't suffer anymore.
I did multiple layers of skincare. I got lazy during the pandemic and started doing the bare minimum. I now get compliments on my skin. I, from experience, learned that sometimes the overstimulation trggers the eczema.
7:37 I am 27 and I still can hear it. it is a frequency that many old TVs did emmit while being turned on and been on. I know I will be able to hear this forever. My vision is impaired bu that is not the reason. you can enhance your senses by trying to learn how would you function as a blind person, left handed etc. I have no idea why it works but its cool stuff. Dr. Youn if you will make an alarm out of that frequency noise you will eventually hear it. You know well how human body can adapt to things.
My brother has tics and I’m pretty sure he has Tourette’s. I brought this up to my mom once, who was a nurse, because I had been reading about Tourette’s Syndrome and it sounded exactly like my brother’s issue as he would do this thing where he would breath out hard after saying something and squeeze his eyes shut. It changed from what it was previously, where he’d make a ticking sound when he talked. She got really mad at me and told me he didn’t have Tourette’s and he had a breathing problem, which wasn’t true, because if your have Tourette’s your tics don’t change! She just didn’t want to have a kid with Tourette’s. I should also add that my mother has NPD (Narcissistic Personality Disorder). She didn’t want to get him help because it embarrassed her and she thought it would reflect badly on her if he had it. 🤷🏼♀️ Fast forward decades later and he still has tics, they just change over time, which is super common with Tourette’s. Sometimes they’re very obvious and other times they’re more subtle. Luckily, he never yells out things.
I hope you and your brother are doing well and are away from your mom. NPDs are a nightmare to live with. (No, no personal experience, just know about it. )
@@GrumpyOldFart2 Thank you. I am away from my mom but my brothers do not see the abuse or don’t care. They even let their children around her by themselves. She is definitely very dangerous. I appreciate the support. I hope someday my brothers will get out and heal also but it’s looking unlikely.
Brayden is fine now. He posted a follow up and he was misusing vapes for several years and using salt nicotine in a standard box mod which is a massive no no. Yes smoking anything isn’t good for you but still better than smoking cigarettes.
I think the wording is important when it comes to vaping. It should ALWAYS be mentioned as less unhealthy as oppose to a healthier option. It may sound small but to people trying it out there is a massive difference psychologically speaking.
This is entirely not true. Vaping is in fact a much healthier option when it comes to smoking vs vaping. 95% healthier in fact. Boy shouldn't have even had a vape at his age, its not meant as a fun new thing for teens, it's a way for smokers to find a better alternative. Yorkshire Lung Cancer Society has an amazing video on it if you care to look it up. American vaping information is full of just straight up wrong and harmful ideas. We've known vaping to be safer and better for you than smoking ,and a lot of these problems like spontaneous collapsing lungs are caused by contaminated thc carts, that are awful for you. These kids won't admit it because they don't want to get in trouble, so they blame vaping as a scapegoat. Please don't perpetuate misinformation like Youn is.
She's a lovely TikToker and streamer that usually goes by the usernames of jessjessu and jessjessjessu. Her content is very heartwarming and comforting, highly recommend.
7:19 My tablet has trash speakers and it's hard to hear anything with noise in the background, but that sound was super loud and peircing for me and I'm 30. So this could be bunk. I do have abnormally high senses though. I feel like I can still feel it in my eardrums 2 minutes later.
2:16 It's my first time seeing the "tabo" in a non-Filipino video. (It's a plastic container that looks like a pot, and we use that to clean ourselves. It has many uses. Since it can carry a lot of water, homes that don't have showers, have people filling a bucket of water and manually bathing themselves.)
You inspired me to give retinol another try (sorry Dr. Youn I use The Ordinary's 1% in squalane). I tried a few years ago and it did nothing to my skin but now that I'm old maybe it will now. I also have body retinol from The Chemistry Brand.
So I have tics, don't know what from but I do, and i think it's really nice when people talk about less apparent tics. I have several that involve nodding or blinking and people often think that most of my tics are me stimming as I also have ADHD and several of my tics developed from vocal or motor stims such as whistling or snapping. I know a lot of people who have tics that have tics relating to snapping or blinking or simple head nods.
I turn 27 in a few months and I could hear the sound. I'd like to continue to be able to hear sounds in the high frequency spectrum as they add to the listening experience of (losslessly compressed) music aswell.
I just turned 28 and I could hear it. So maybe it’s more about how well you take care of your ears when it comes to volume levels and not heavily based on age?
I agree. RUclips (and I don't know about TikTok) isn't the best platform to perform these tests to begin with since it compresses all audio and literally everything above 16 Kilohertz is cut.
High frequency hearing isn't dependant on age, it can play a part but there's many other factors. I'm 33 and have very good high frequency hearing. I do however have one ear better than the other
I am 43, and my mother is 75. When she was a little girl she and her family lived in a house that had been in the family a while. It was a little farm, and the house had electricity and a big modern 1930s kitchen. But they had an outhouse. My grandparents bought a new house, and other family members moved into the house. I visited as a kid, and they still had the outhouse and sometimes used it. It had a pile of Farmer’s Almanacs and a Sears catalog. You’d crumple the paper over and over to soften it before you used it. People also used old rags, but only stained stuff that couldn’t be reused for quilts or other purposes.
In Africa we used (still use when you find yourself where there's no toilet paper) Corn husks, and weeds. Any kind of weed. But watch out for stinging nettle 😂 😂 😂
@@palesasefurutshe6832 She did kinda generalise because Southern Africans don’t do that but she just clarified that it’s for when there’s no toilet paper Meaning Some people actually do that but it’s only as a quick access when they’ve run out of toilet paper It’s not to make it seem like Africans are generally poor Just a statement of relating to what is experienced in other places of the world Mo itshwarele tlhe😂 I’ve heard of a few in the. Villages who used old newspapers while waiting for a relative to come home with another batch of toilet paper - using those toilets outside
I could hear that sound that supposedly only people under 25 can hear. I'm 33, and I heard it even through my noisy kitchen fan, and even though I have a hearing impairment. It was faint, the noise, but definitely there. Just a high pitched tone. It didn't sound terrible, probably because it was so quiet for me.
Thank you so much for breaking the Gua Sha myth. It’s finally a relief to hear it from a doctor and a professional that these overrated, high-priced pieces of stone are nothing but one of those overhyped tools used by influencers and brands to earn those extra bucks.
I would listen to this man about creams. Because I've always used retinol and collagen with a moisturizer. I'm 50 years old and I never had work done on my face. I'm told I look 33 to 35.
One of my teachers in high school tried the high pitched sound thing on us in class and it was really annoying lol. Now I'm 29 and can't hear it. I watched my cats since you said pets can hear it and they both alerted to the noise.
As someone who has been to the Mackay center for hearing, and has been diagnosed 85% deaf I some how could still hear that tone in the tiktok at 7:20 and I am over 25... What does this mean?!?!
Reminder to avoid excessive noise like when your volume bar is over 60% or turns red. I usually avoid loud noise and I have a feeling I will have good hearing forever. A lot of people abuse their ears with loud noise and loud headphones and are very young with severe tinnitus.
7:26 omg that sound was horrible! I'm 25 but turning 26 in Oct and I heard that sound !! lol I guess in a month I won't be able to hear it anymore! Crazyy
@@nobodysbaby5048 okay, I did say Rare. According to therapist, neurologists as well as the Tourettes Association the Coprolalia, the involuntary utterance of obscenities, profanities and derogatory remarks, is an extreme example of a vocal tic experienced by some people with Tourette's. Had to research this since my child went from a diagnosed motor tic disorder to full Tourettes syndrome within a year.
@@Supatu In my experience I've seen it more often than not. (The profanity). One was a little boy & it was heartbreaking to watch him try to dial it down around me. Meds did help him but it was still visibly present. I hope your child is able to get effective treatment. There's a lady here that has a cursing tick w some kind of nasal whistle. You can tell she's pretty miserable. And of course an outcast.My hope is she can get effective treatment & have a life she wants.
@@nobodysbaby5048 yeah I can see that. Our experience is different, there are only 2 singers that she knows/follows (Billie Eilish and Jamie Grace) and people on YT and tiktok that have tourettes and neither have profanity tics. But I will say that the Shands neurology/movement center in Gainesville fl say to limit exposure so kids don't "pick up" new tics. So I've Had to watch that
@@Supatu Interesting. So, theoretically it would be sometimes possible to introduce non epithet verbal tics? Such as "bless you" rather than a profanity? What an intriguing thought.
I have a tick that gives me a spinal jolt. The only way to calm it down is by taking deep breaths. If I don't, I will sort of look like I'm cringing from my back. If it's not then I probably should know something I don't know
THere are VARIOUS reasons people don't go vegan or vegetarian. Perhaps they live in a food desert, where good food is hard to come by. Or maybe they CAN'T AFFORD a vegan/vegetarian diet. And of course, MANY people have HEALTH ISSUES that prevent them from such a diet. If you can't have gluten or any kind of nut (the most common food allergy) you will probably die on a vegan diet as it has LOTS of gluten or substitutes like soy, that are the MOST COMMON allergies! Hell you might just be very picky or have sensory/taste issues with lots of foods. There's a multitude of reasons people don't go vegan or vegetarian. If you want to and are able to do so, by all means go ahead, more power to you. But at the end of the day, it's a CHOICE that not everyone can make.
There’s so many reasons! I’m personally not vegan or vegetarian as I’m an athlete. Athletes need a lot of protein from various sources to keep up and some of the best protein that builds muscle comes from meat, NOT VEGETABLES. The difference is I buy meat that is local, ethically raised, hormone-free and antibiotic-free (when possible) and whenever possible, kosher.
I think as you age you can’t hear higher frequencies as well. I learned about it a couple years ago in school but I’m not sure on all of the details so I don’t want to misinform anyone
Yep, I can hear it and I just turned 31. I also have a super heightened sense of smell, which gives me headaches a lot of the time, because the smells are to intense.
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Just gonna put this out there: I used a mixture of salt, vaseline and a toothbrush to essentially scrape away my tattoo. Now I have a massive scar that took three months to heal and acts up all the time. Don't try to scrape your tattoo off, it's just like he said it is, a bloody painful mess.
I have to know why you didn't want that tattoo so badly, if it's something you'd be willing to share? I'm so curious.
@@DarkRubberDucky I can't answer for them but I have a tattoo I wish I didn't have anymore. It is a simple tattoo but it is the side of my stomach and now that I have a child, it stretched through pregnancy and looks warped and just not good anymore. I'm getting it covered up but if I could remove it without lasers then I would go that route instead.
a tip my artist gave me before I got a cover up was to put Neosporin on the tattoo every day to fade it. it worked like a charm!! so if you wanna get a cover up or laser removal, you can get a better result (and save some money) if you try the Neosporin trick. it won't completely remove the tattoo, but it will fade is significantly
I'm 29, and I can hear that insanely high pitch. I often hear electronic buzz (similar high pitch). For example, our TV always has this going on when powered on, but it is slightly drowned out when we have audio playing, but if the TV is paused, I can hear the steady buzz of it, but my husband never notices it (he's also 9 years older though).
I'm about to be 27 soon and I couldn't hear it, but my ears felt tingly
Im aminor and i couldn't hear it even with my volume on high and ears can be super sensitive to some sounds and can;t hear others so if a fire alarm went off it would feel like my ears were bleeding but I cant hear those high buzes-
I'm 33 and could hear it like in the background, not loud. It's a cool test
I'm 35 and it was LOUD. I can hear tv buzz too and it annoys the crap outta me.
@@Aziara86 someone had mentioned to me (on another thread) that O negative blood types are sensitive to EMF. I meant to look into it because I had never heard that before, but I do happen to be O negative. It doesn't make immediate sense to me (how that could be connected), but I could be missing something.
The most shocking part of this video is that you're 48. I would have never guessed. You look maybe around 40. My Filipino friend also told me "Asian don't raisin" 😂
Asians go from thirty straight to seventy, there is no inbetween
@@talldrinkofmarmalade7281 then it seems like he is still 30
@@sparkles999rose2 Joke: a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter.
Besides your generalisations are like... worse? I know plenty of middle age and older Asians that look phenomenal. The Kpop industry is ruthless and predatory, I couldn't care less what their beauty standards are.
@@sparkles999rose2 This is a wierd hill to die on but alright
@@talldrinkofmarmalade7281 that’s a lie I’ve known plenty of Asian people that age pretty damn good. It’s also a fact that Africans and Asians have more adipose tissue and thicker skin, especially in the facial region. Both of those will reduce the appearance of fine lines. Which is why you won’t see blacks and Asians with crows feet at the age of 30+…
Don’t be mad because your genetics will ensure you age like milk… lmao
"Aisian don't raison" and "Black don't crack" I'm loving this
Until their 45, lol
@@hijvgkolfsr5871 Nah, it’s a fact that Africans and Asians have more adipose tissue and thicker skin especially in the facial area and that reduces the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. My mom is 66 and looks like a 45 with not one wrinkle. Not even smile lines. I get carded every time, I’m 33. Feels good to know I won’t age like milk. Lmao🤷🏿♀️💁🏿♀️
@@NotLikeUs17 Asians are actually mostly on the same line as Caucasians. But the darker the skin the more you have melanin. Melanin is very good to have against sun damage and other aging. But every group has their own problems that are more pronounced. For example Hispanic people get smile lines and folds more easily when aging, white people get wrinkles more easily. Or that white people show sun damage easier when aging than black people, but black people show marks and discoloration easier when aging than white people and so on. So it's not really about that only white poeole age. Also skin aging is not only wrinkles, aging causes a lot of skin problems like discoloration, folding, spots, sun damage etc. But most noticeable difference would be between a very white person and a very black person, these two can have up to 10 years difference in showing aging. But all this might not even matter, any person can win a gene lottery, and stay looking younger than other races. Also a lot of it has to do with taking care of your skin, everyone should take care of their skin the way that fits for your skin type. Peoples races aren't an automatic "don't show aging card" and no matter what race you are, if take good care of your skin you won't be showing aging as easily as others.
@@Pinkpinkybear honey, you can go read scientific skin studies amongst major ethnicities that back up exactly what I’m saying. Melanin plays a role but it isn’t the only factor. So get out of your feels. Black don’t crack and Asians don’t raisin. Also, the whole trying to white wash Asians is highly and purely political babe, which is exactly why you don’t age like them but thanks.
@@NotLikeUs17 I think you misunderstood me really. I'm saying that in aging Asians and Caucasians are pretty much in the same line, (to be even more exact, meaning which kind of signs of aging they will more likely show) I did not say they are the same nor did I try to white wash anything. Don't try to twist my words. Also what I was saying, was that showing aging comes from many different things! Melanin is good for preventing sun damage among other things. Not even once I tried to say that melanin is the only thing that makes a difference in different races skin structurer. My point was that your race won't automatically prevent you showing aging. Your race can give you advantage and also disadvantages! It's not as simple as black and Asians don't age... I feel like you are very touchy with your emotions because you completely tried to twist my words or intentionally wanted to take me the wrong way... Did you also just assumed my race? That's ridiculous.
The whole thing about Romans using sticks is where the phrase 'wrong end of the stick' comes from.
That’s not the saying though. It’s s**t end of the stick. @ least where I’m from
Well the saying here, in Britain is that someone has got the wrong end of the stick, meaning they've misunderstood something. Either way, both sayings would derive from the Romans using sticks to wipe their bum.
@@mustangnawt1 I've heard both, so both are right :)
@@naomid5806 in southern US it means u got screwed over basically. Like the other person got the handle end and u got the poop end:)
I always heard short end of the stick
Seeing her Opening that beer makes my teeth hurt
I'm guilty of this activity. I know the dangers but still so it anyway
Ikr?! My teeth would for sure chip or crack😱
My aunt did it once 😑😑😝
Do it squirt tho
Skinny Noodle: An older male relative use to do this! Ironically, it was a rare form of pyorrhea he contracted in Saipan during WWII that took his teeth - but only after two dentists had to alternate every other day pulling them because They Were Still Embedded In His Gums Like Concrete! The night before they started, HE WAS STILL OPENING COKE & BEER BOTTLES WITH HIS TEETH!
in north african and middle eastern cultures , we used water and we still do and then a dry soft and clean cloth was used to dry the area , which is actually a lot more hygienic than toilet paper , because with toilet paper , things are still there and the continuous friction cause some discomfort , water cleans well and gently and you can actually use toilet paper after to pat the area dry , of course you wash your hands beforesnd after the process
Imma ask but do yall share cloth?
Some Asian countries still do like Việt Nam
@@nocontact_eddie absolutely not , the cloth is washed immediately after everytime you go 1 or 2 , my grandma actually still does this to this day , she can't stand wiping directly without water , I mean it kinda makes sense , washing with water and then drying is better than using a dry thing to clean something gooey and filthy , i'm not hating on anyone who uses only toilet paper that's their choice
@@thienvo4174 I never knew that , I wonder why romans didn't clean with water when they were some of the first to come up with public bath houses
@@nocontact_eddie no no, I personally dry with toilet paper because I m too lazy to wash the cloth every day
Thank you for talking about the beautiful girl with Tourette's and tics. I have some verbal tics. I've never been diagnosed with Tourette's, but they have been a source of embarrassment. I was actually comforted in hearing they aren't particularly uncommon. That was good news!
I actually have just one tic, it sounds like a hiccup, but expelling air instead of inhaling. Sometimes, it comes on so strong that it's hard to breath, but other than that, I've got nothing, and I've never been diagnosed.
Are you serious? Lol to think you are the only person to think or do or have anything is kinda ridiculous.
There’s a big different between a person thinking they are the only one with a condition, and them being grateful to hear, for the first time, that the thing no one else in their life has, that has been a source of embarrassment for them, isn’t particularly uncommon. I suspect that’s why Dr. Youn stated that fact it in the first place.
I never realized how common it was either! All my doctors have known I have physical and mild vocal tics, but I'm just now getting an official diagnosis because I need to get one for insurance to cover botox for my tics (they've migrated to a very obvious and quite painful spot and just will not migrate elsewhere!!!). It would be nice if it were diagnosed more since there's a huge stigma in self diagnosis (things like bipolar disorder or a heart problem are hard to diagnose in yourself, but some things like a tic disorder or a grass allergy are pretty clear!). Maybe then people would discuss it more so it wouldn't feel so rare and bizarre.
@@Lulu.Cthulhu you do realize these things aren't talked about openly, right? Let alone talked about accurately. Get the hell over yourself
I heard the sound, it was like a high pitched dog whistle
What are you talking about Garrett .... You look 12 obviously you're gonna hear it you're a kid now go do your homework
@@imakelovetoyourmommy5203 It sounded like a shhh. My teenage kid said that's what it sounds like. He's lying. I heard it.
@@imakelovetoyourmommy5203 I'll have you know that I'm 15, and have a college internship plan.
@@carrot_lovly i don't care you're probably gonna fail college anyway
@@imakelovetoyourmommy5203 Hm, that's strange, since I'm almost done
Thank you for speaking about tics. I don't have Tourettes itself but my neurodivergence brings along some motor and verbal tics and I wish more people understood that it's just how my body is.
hi!! "tics" that arent caused by tourettes but by things like autism or ADHD etc are actually called stims! theyre different from tics in that everyone has stims, but they arent caused by being born that way, but just by built up stimulation in your body! its stuff like flapping your hands around, tapping your foot on the ground, making unusual sounds or noises, tapping on things, etc!
@@3starsburningbright I appreciate your enthusiasm but I'd advise you to avoid trying to teach strangers about how their own bodies work if you're not a doctor.
I know the difference between tics and stimming. I'm not talking about rhythmic actions to release tension, which I do daily. I'm talking about my head snapping to the sides, my shoulders jumping upwards, my leg muscles tensing, sharp noises, and other involuntary actions that don't help me in any way and sometimes hurt.
Professionals have suggested they're related to how my brain is wired but I do not have Tourettes specifically. Not everything is black and white.
Anyone else 30+ hear the sound? Guess being 17 at heart actually counts.
i'm 38 almost and i hear it every time!annoying sound!
I'm 29 and I could hear it. I wonder at what age it tends to not be heard.
I'm over 50 and heard it
That sound falls approximately at 14kHz. I actually am 17 and could hear it. Meanwhile, my mum who's 50 couldn't and we had to bring up the volume to actually make the sound audible to her. It's not black or white; my take is it has to do with genetics and how often you've been partying at 80dB+ concerts or parties. But I bet that being young at heart actually matters too!
I'm 16 and I couldn't hear it 😭
My daughter freaks out at the sound and I'm 40 and can't hear it at all. Also, Asian don't raisin & black don't crack. I'm an oily Italian and it keeps my skin from aging as well!
I’m jealous! I’m Italian too and I am NOT that way. But, I’m a smoker so I don’t really count🚬
@@stephanieann8115 if you value your youth, cold-turkey stop smoking and never look back.
I'm white but oily too. I used to hate it and felt cursed but now I'm in my 30's I'm so grateful for my greasy skin. I still get asked for ID when buying alcohol.
What on Earth is the meaning behind "black don't crack"? The raisin asian one is obvious due to the raisin thing, but I cannot figure the other one out. 😅 Never heard either of these until now.
@@darth-imperius it refers to wrinkles. Like wrinkles look like cracks in the skin. Lol
31 year old here, and that sound made me uncomfortable O.O (I'm also able to hear my grandparent's "bunny scaring"-maschine, that makes a noice to keep bunnies away from their flowers.. I don't even want to be outside, when I visit them, when they have the "anti-bunny maschine" on..)
Same!!
I'm 37 and that hurt my ears!!
I'm 38. I think some people hearing is just way more sensitive. I moved my phone away from my face to in my lap when that noise happened. Was trying to get distance
I am 31 and I could hear it too!!
@@msnisperos me too
Respect that he was honest about genetics play a role in skincare and not just saying using your products will automatically make people have your perfect skin trusting the product quality to speak for itself rather than marketing gimmicks
35, heard the sound.
I think that it’s about the sound volume we’re used to: some people like listening to loud sounds/music/etc while others are mindful to keep the volumes down. Overtime, the loudest will sort of numb your ears to more subtle sounds, age does that too of course.
You're definitely on the right track. High frequency sound is the first to deteriorate when people have hearing loss. A lot of GenX and older Millennials have earlier hearing loss because of Walkman/Discman use in our teenage years, before they had settings for decibel controls. So yeah.. if you were mindful as a teen and kept the volume down, you protected your hearing. * *high five* * Me too! 43 and I totally heard that sound.
Yeah, I'm 19 and I definitely heard the noise. It almost sounds like a huge box tv that's turned on and you can just hear the static of the electricity running through it.
May i know what noise lol
@@Oviyasri88 its like a high frequency humming sound, its pretty awful. it sounds like what i would imagine a dog whistle probably sounds like. pretty much the same noise as the tik tok but newer tvs dont really make that noise.
I had a friend in high school who SANDPAPERED the tattoos off of his knuckles…… it was only partially successful. They were Batman symbols btw.
My brother did the same with one on his forearm. When the sander wasn't successful, he cut it off.
@@miospetlover oh no 🙊
I'd sincerely rather have batman symbols
Did he do it because of Christian Bale or Ben Affleck ??
Dr. You: "Asian don't Raisin"
Me: (Nods) "Black don't crack"
Raspberry
White stays tight 😉
My late husband had a tattoo on his arm that was half-destroyed by his ex (when they were married). She'd heard somewhere about the salt trick, and decided to give it a try; apparently, she rubbed a number of times over three days, until his arm was raw, swollen, and bleeding. It also became badly infected, which added to the scar tissue that formed after his arm finally healed. The other half of the tattoo was still there, clearly visible. Please, if you're tempted to try - DON'T!
Dr. Youn’s face radiates friendliness and his voice is so soothing. I’m hooked.
FYI in the UK free range chickens have to have access to outdoors during daylight hours and be allowed to graze so in the UK free range is pretty goodp.
4:47 thank you for this commentary, Dr Youn. It helped me more than you realize.
Dr. Youn's facial expressions are priceless 🤩😍🤪😱🤯😭😂😅🙃🥸😎
I’d love to travel back in time, but NO further than when people _finally_ had *splinter free toilet paper* ! 😳
I would just take some from the current times.
you can just wash yourself after using the toilet then, even modern toilet paper doesn't do much 💀
@@responsibili-shrew2738 And what if it doesnt teleport there
@@spongebobssponge1224 I think it will if you hold it while teleporting yourself, however if not, you can try to use the one with splinters very carefully.
@@responsibili-shrew2738 If it doesn't work, just use grass
I could hear that sound. It's super high pitched and feels like your ear is buzzing inside.
It felt like my skull was vibrating.
I could hear it
I heard it. It hurts my ears.
@@wmdkitty it was terrible!!!!!
It doesn’t hurt my ears, but maybe that’s cause I watched it on low volume
I have tourette syndrome and most of my tics are motor and most people don't realize I even have TS until they've known me for a while. I appreciate you educating people about TS!! It's so misunderstood!
My family raises chickens for eggs and they definitely free-range (although we do have to keep them in a coup now bc of hawks :/ )
Although I know our eggs are healthier than most store-bought eggs, I honestly have never noticed a difference in taste
Get an old English game roster there very aggressive and wii protect the hens to there death
7:23 , I am 18, At first i did not heard anything But when i rewind, I heard a bit of it.
You can also rewind to actually hear it.
we just ain't gonna talk about the skin peeling one? xD the comments on that were GOLD
I will say as far as the egg thing goes, I've had regular eggs my whole life up until about a year ago when my FMIL started raising chickens (she loves them and has a huge property where they get to happily roam). The difference in taste and texture alone is insane. I can't say anything to nutrition since I am not a nutritionist (nor do I know how to calculate that kind of thing) but what I can say is they are easily the best eggs I've ever had and I will never go back to regular eggs if I can help it.
The dude who said "GMO corn" made me roll my eyes because literally all corn is modified. Corn as we know it does not exist naturally.
Yup. Used to be a skinny little grass.
2:50 ah yes...
in the middle century throne of a king was a toilet as well, guards had to open the hole in throne for king to sit and take a sit...
and when king drops the nugget, everyone at the table is happy... (yeah, people back then were happy of such event........)
My brother drunkenly removed a tattoo of his with an electric sander and a scalpel. Scarred like hell and he still has some of the tattoo 😂
Ouch
Too bad no one cares:(
I took off a chunk off my knuckle when my hand slipped using a belt sander.
That was so interesting. Nice to vibe with you once again, Dr. Youn!
I'm 21 and didn't hear that sound. I haven't treated my ears the best, though, so I'm not surprised. 😬
Take care of your hearing! I didn’t and I have permanent ringing in my ears constantly. It’s terrible. Learn from my mistake!!!
I’m almost 20 and heard it faintly but I also had the volume way down as to not disturb my cat - so idk if I’m any good lol.
Well yall who are wondering whats it sounds like its actually some kind of hard sound that feels like piercing through your ears btw im 18 lol
3:49 My boyfriend had a pneumothorax a few years ago and went through this same procedure. He was misdiagnosed by a doctor, which led him to live an entire month with a totally collapsed lung. He never smoked of vaped, and it's still a mystery how he got it. His mom, being on the medical field, thought it was super weird and sought a new doctor. The new doctor listened to his breathing under a stethoscope and correctly diagnosed him within 5 minutes. They rushed him into the operation room and after another whole month and two surgeries, he survived. But at the time, I genuinely thought I was going to lose him, and I still carry traumatic responses to that really scary event. After all, he only had one single functioning lung for a whole month. He's a fucking champion and a true warrior, I'm so glad to have him alive by my side for 6 whole years together. If destiny ever makes this again, I would gladly take his illness and pain upon myself so he doesn't suffer anymore.
That noise for people under 25 was pretty extreme, i'm 22
I'm gonna be 22 in less than a week and yea, I agree. Everytime I hear that sound I feel both pain and rage lol
Very true. Quite annoying
I can't hear it I'm 22 😂😂😂
Samee🙉
26 and can hear it 😰
The high pitch noise hurt so bad i cried oml
I'm 32 and I heard that sound. My dog however did not. XD (I can also hear a dog whistle as a pressure/air sound)
I did multiple layers of skincare. I got lazy during the pandemic and started doing the bare minimum. I now get compliments on my skin. I, from experience, learned that sometimes the overstimulation trggers the eczema.
I heard that sound. I'm 36 😃 I'm glad I heard it. It reassures me that my hearing is better than I thought.
Nah you look 40+
@@imakelovetoyourmommy5203 why???
@@Mysasser1 c'mon bro.. now you're just asking for it
@UCNPcwTI15do7ktZreZwCnjg STFU simp
@@imakelovetoyourmommy5203 Ikr? Typical 36 year-olds don't look like that. Lmao.
7:37 I am 27 and I still can hear it.
it is a frequency that many old TVs did emmit while being turned on and been on.
I know I will be able to hear this forever.
My vision is impaired bu that is not the reason.
you can enhance your senses by trying to learn how would you function as a blind person, left handed etc.
I have no idea why it works but its cool stuff.
Dr. Youn if you will make an alarm out of that frequency noise you will eventually hear it. You know well how human body can adapt to things.
My brother has tics and I’m pretty sure he has Tourette’s. I brought this up to my mom once, who was a nurse, because I had been reading about Tourette’s Syndrome and it sounded exactly like my brother’s issue as he would do this thing where he would breath out hard after saying something and squeeze his eyes shut. It changed from what it was previously, where he’d make a ticking sound when he talked. She got really mad at me and told me he didn’t have Tourette’s and he had a breathing problem, which wasn’t true, because if your have Tourette’s your tics don’t change! She just didn’t want to have a kid with Tourette’s. I should also add that my mother has NPD (Narcissistic Personality Disorder). She didn’t want to get him help because it embarrassed her and she thought it would reflect badly on her if he had it. 🤷🏼♀️ Fast forward decades later and he still has tics, they just change over time, which is super common with Tourette’s. Sometimes they’re very obvious and other times they’re more subtle. Luckily, he never yells out things.
I hope you and your brother are doing well and are away from your mom. NPDs are a nightmare to live with. (No, no personal experience, just know about it. )
@@GrumpyOldFart2 Thank you. I am away from my mom but my brothers do not see the abuse or don’t care. They even let their children around her by themselves. She is definitely very dangerous. I appreciate the support. I hope someday my brothers will get out and heal also but it’s looking unlikely.
Brayden is fine now. He posted a follow up and he was misusing vapes for several years and using salt nicotine in a standard box mod which is a massive no no.
Yes smoking anything isn’t good for you but still better than smoking cigarettes.
Ive been wondering, is it bad to breathe in the vaping smoke/whatever it is secound hand?
I just can't wait to see this ☺️
¯\_ಠ_ಠ_/¯
@@imakelovetoyourmommy5203 What?
@@iluvmariaqxFREEPALESTINE your mother
@@imakelovetoyourmommy5203 My mom's a Elsa thank you.
@@iluvmariaqxFREEPALESTINE did i ask
I think the wording is important when it comes to vaping. It should ALWAYS be mentioned as less unhealthy as oppose to a healthier option. It may sound small but to people trying it out there is a massive difference psychologically speaking.
This is entirely not true. Vaping is in fact a much healthier option when it comes to smoking vs vaping. 95% healthier in fact. Boy shouldn't have even had a vape at his age, its not meant as a fun new thing for teens, it's a way for smokers to find a better alternative. Yorkshire Lung Cancer Society has an amazing video on it if you care to look it up. American vaping information is full of just straight up wrong and harmful ideas. We've known vaping to be safer and better for you than smoking ,and a lot of these problems like spontaneous collapsing lungs are caused by contaminated thc carts, that are awful for you. These kids won't admit it because they don't want to get in trouble, so they blame vaping as a scapegoat. Please don't perpetuate misinformation like Youn is.
The girl with the tics is adorable! She seems to have such a sweet nature and great personality
She's a lovely TikToker and streamer that usually goes by the usernames of jessjessu and jessjessjessu. Her content is very heartwarming and comforting, highly recommend.
Timestamp?
7:19 My tablet has trash speakers and it's hard to hear anything with noise in the background, but that sound was super loud and peircing for me and I'm 30. So this could be bunk. I do have abnormally high senses though. I feel like I can still feel it in my eardrums 2 minutes later.
Someday when I can afford Starbucks everyday, I will buy your skincare products! 😝😅
2:16 It's my first time seeing the "tabo" in a non-Filipino video.
(It's a plastic container that looks like a pot, and we use that to clean ourselves. It has many uses. Since it can carry a lot of water, homes that don't have showers, have people filling a bucket of water and manually bathing themselves.)
You inspired me to give retinol another try (sorry Dr. Youn I use The Ordinary's 1% in squalane). I tried a few years ago and it did nothing to my skin but now that I'm old maybe it will now. I also have body retinol from The Chemistry Brand.
So I have tics, don't know what from but I do, and i think it's really nice when people talk about less apparent tics. I have several that involve nodding or blinking and people often think that most of my tics are me stimming as I also have ADHD and several of my tics developed from vocal or motor stims such as whistling or snapping. I know a lot of people who have tics that have tics relating to snapping or blinking or simple head nods.
So now we know that all the toilet paper hoarding was an ancestral instinct.
Dr! Love your medical knowledge being shared! Keep it up!
I turn 27 in a few months and I could hear the sound. I'd like to continue to be able to hear sounds in the high frequency spectrum as they add to the listening experience of (losslessly compressed) music aswell.
Same age as you and I could hear it.
I'm 40 as of April and I heard it! I guess that's a good thing lol 😆 I hope everyone has a great day! 🙂🤗🙃
I just turned 28 and I could hear it. So maybe it’s more about how well you take care of your ears when it comes to volume levels and not heavily based on age?
I'm 34 and heard it too😬
I agree. RUclips (and I don't know about TikTok) isn't the best platform to perform these tests to begin with since it compresses all audio and literally everything above 16 Kilohertz is cut.
I was listening to this video at about 40% volume on my airpods & I'm a ripe 25.5 yrs old lol but that sound PIERCED my eardrums oh Lordt!
I heard the sound test very faintly. I had to put my phone speaker right to my ear and I still barely heard it, and I'm almost 43 😁👍👂
High frequency hearing isn't dependant on age, it can play a part but there's many other factors. I'm 33 and have very good high frequency hearing. I do however have one ear better than the other
I’m 43 and I heard it, I always thought I lost a lot of hearing from going to heavy metal concerts, but I guess I’m doing better than I thought 😅
I am 43, and my mother is 75. When she was a little girl she and her family lived in a house that had been in the family a while. It was a little farm, and the house had electricity and a big modern 1930s kitchen. But they had an outhouse. My grandparents bought a new house, and other family members moved into the house. I visited as a kid, and they still had the outhouse and sometimes used it. It had a pile of Farmer’s Almanacs and a Sears catalog. You’d crumple the paper over and over to soften it before you used it.
People also used old rags, but only stained stuff that couldn’t be reused for quilts or other purposes.
In Africa we used (still use when you find yourself where there's no toilet paper) Corn husks, and weeds. Any kind of weed. But watch out for stinging nettle 😂 😂 😂
Which part of Africa??? Why are you generalising?
I'm South African we use tissue sister, you making all of these people believe that Africa is poor?!
@@palesasefurutshe6832
She did kinda generalise because Southern Africans don’t do that but she just clarified that it’s for when there’s no toilet paper
Meaning Some people actually do that but it’s only as a quick access when they’ve run out of toilet paper
It’s not to make it seem like Africans are generally poor
Just a statement of relating to what is experienced in other places of the world
Mo itshwarele tlhe😂
I’ve heard of a few in the. Villages who used old newspapers while waiting for a relative to come home with another batch of toilet paper - using those toilets outside
@@angeld9188 🤫😂🙌 akere gatwe MoAfrica re badidi motho wa modimo! Sentse marapo ame a tlhogo a kopakopane. Lol...yhea some do! I was about to retaliate
@@palesasefurutshe6832 😂😂😂 defend us wena my leadership
@@nomms9653 yerr these people 🤣😤😑!!!! I'm tired hearing Africa this and that?!
I'm deaf, so I didn't hear anything~LOL! You are adorable, and yes, your skin is to die for!!!
Thank you for you explainations!!!
You saying snatched just made my week
I just discovered your channel and it's amazing! ❤
P.S. Do you have any videos about ftm surgery?
I could hear that sound that supposedly only people under 25 can hear. I'm 33, and I heard it even through my noisy kitchen fan, and even though I have a hearing impairment. It was faint, the noise, but definitely there. Just a high pitched tone. It didn't sound terrible, probably because it was so quiet for me.
Thank you so much for breaking the Gua Sha myth. It’s finally a relief to hear it from a doctor and a professional that these overrated, high-priced pieces of stone are nothing but one of those overhyped tools used by influencers and brands to earn those extra bucks.
Just have to say. You have such great content and vibe 👍
I appreciate you said that part of your looks is genetics. I wish fitness influencers were so open.
I would listen to this man about creams. Because I've always used retinol and collagen with a moisturizer. I'm 50 years old and I never had work done on my face. I'm told I look 33 to 35.
I'm 30 but I had to turn the volume all the way up to hear it.
One of my teachers in high school tried the high pitched sound thing on us in class and it was really annoying lol. Now I'm 29 and can't hear it. I watched my cats since you said pets can hear it and they both alerted to the noise.
*"rice stays nice"*
Like
*Asian don't raisin*
7:30- I heard that sound and I'm 30... It was a super high pitch sound but it had a hint of a lower tone to it. Super weird.
I love having chickens and access to fresh eggs
Ok Mandy👍 thanks for sharing that information that you have access to fresh eggs
You are SO LUCKY.
My friend had chickens and not only were the eggs SUPER DELICIOUS but the chickens were fun to play with.
@@imakelovetoyourmommy5203 Mindy. Not Mandy. No A. :)
@@joysoyo2416 i love the little stinkers. Therapy chickens. I always feel better after tending them.
As someone who has been to the Mackay center for hearing, and has been diagnosed 85% deaf I some how could still hear that tone in the tiktok at 7:20 and I am over 25... What does this mean?!?!
it’s crazy that some people still don’t know we have to shed our skin after every period
How??
I m confused, explain please
😂😂😂😂
Ikr smh.
@@a_random_confused_person7703 I've never shed any skin.
Reminder to avoid excessive noise like when your volume bar is over 60% or turns red. I usually avoid loud noise and I have a feeling I will have good hearing forever. A lot of people abuse their ears with loud noise and loud headphones and are very young with severe tinnitus.
7:44
Aww, the *Tourette’s Girl* was _adorable_ !!
She looked like a precious little kitten sneezing whistles & curse words. 😻
I'm 27 almost 28 and I heard the sound!!!! I'm so happy!
When this comes out I’m gonna be blessed
Cringe 👍
@@imakelovetoyourmommy5203 why are you replying to so many comments?
Why?
@@Amy-dm5ih am i not allowed to??
@@Amy-dm5ih why are you bothered by that ..ಠಿ_ಠ
7:26 omg that sound was horrible! I'm 25 but turning 26 in Oct and I heard that sound !! lol I guess in a month I won't be able to hear it anymore! Crazyy
46 years old and I could hear it. However, I now have an issue with lower tones.
aaaah... i think i'm having the same problem and i can hear the sound too... i'm 34.
No one really cares tho 👍
Can you do more reaction to tiktoc videos? The amount of knowledge you dropped in this video is great 🙌🏾
Tourettes is only categorized as such when both the verbal and the motor are present. And cursing tics, are rare
Disagree. I've known 2 people w Tourettes & they both had problems w profanity. Both try really hard to suppress it, not always successfully.
@@nobodysbaby5048 okay, I did say Rare. According to therapist, neurologists as well as the Tourettes Association the Coprolalia, the involuntary utterance of obscenities, profanities and derogatory remarks, is an extreme example of a vocal tic experienced by some people with Tourette's. Had to research this since my child went from a diagnosed motor tic disorder to full Tourettes syndrome within a year.
@@Supatu In my experience I've seen it more often than not. (The profanity). One was a little boy & it was heartbreaking to watch him try to dial it down around me. Meds did help him but it was still visibly present. I hope your child is able to get effective treatment. There's a lady here that has a cursing tick w some kind of nasal whistle. You can tell she's pretty miserable. And of course an outcast.My hope is she can get effective treatment & have a life she wants.
@@nobodysbaby5048 yeah I can see that. Our experience is different, there are only 2 singers that she knows/follows (Billie Eilish and Jamie Grace) and people on YT and tiktok that have tourettes and neither have profanity tics. But I will say that the Shands neurology/movement center in Gainesville fl say to limit exposure so kids don't "pick up" new tics. So I've Had to watch that
@@Supatu Interesting. So, theoretically it would be sometimes possible to introduce non epithet verbal tics? Such as "bless you" rather than a profanity? What an intriguing thought.
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Dr. Youn, you look AMAZING! 😵
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Oh my gosh, that is crazy. My 12-year-old daughter heard the noise but I did not. I played it 3 times and she heard it each time, but I can't.
bro I'm a late bloomer and I thought the period thing was real 👁️👄👁️
It is! Only for the reptilian girls tho
@@summer-xt1gg ah yes, reptilian girls
I just turned 33 and that Tik Tok with the sound made me almost grind my teeth. I feel better about myself. Thank you Dr. youn 😅😂
That peeling off skin after period is a joke to have some people freak out 😂
I have a tick that gives me a spinal jolt. The only way to calm it down is by taking deep breaths. If I don't, I will sort of look like I'm cringing from my back. If it's not then I probably should know something I don't know
Who just wants to see his family 🥺?
Holy shit, loved the portlandia reference and I love this man. What a great human being.
If the animal factor farming industry is so horrifying why aren’t you vegetarian or vegan?
THere are VARIOUS reasons people don't go vegan or vegetarian. Perhaps they live in a food desert, where good food is hard to come by. Or maybe they CAN'T AFFORD a vegan/vegetarian diet. And of course, MANY people have HEALTH ISSUES that prevent them from such a diet. If you can't have gluten or any kind of nut (the most common food allergy) you will probably die on a vegan diet as it has LOTS of gluten or substitutes like soy, that are the MOST COMMON allergies! Hell you might just be very picky or have sensory/taste issues with lots of foods. There's a multitude of reasons people don't go vegan or vegetarian. If you want to and are able to do so, by all means go ahead, more power to you. But at the end of the day, it's a CHOICE that not everyone can make.
There’s so many reasons! I’m personally not vegan or vegetarian as I’m an athlete. Athletes need a lot of protein from various sources to keep up and some of the best protein that builds muscle comes from meat, NOT VEGETABLES. The difference is I buy meat that is local, ethically raised, hormone-free and antibiotic-free (when possible) and whenever possible, kosher.
Cuz meat is awesome idgaf about those worthless creatures that have zero purpose
I think as you age you can’t hear higher frequencies as well. I learned about it a couple years ago in school but I’m not sure on all of the details so I don’t want to misinform anyone
The girl with Tourette’s was adorable😭
Very cringe
Yep, I can hear it and I just turned 31.
I also have a super heightened sense of smell, which gives me headaches a lot of the time, because the smells are to intense.
I broke my teef in two pieces, when I was trying to open a plastic bottle. It was no fun
I'm 39 i heard it but I have tinnitus and electrical or sharp noises make it peak and that sound make my ringing go absolutely nuts.