There's a little truth to the whole parts of the foot correlate with the body thing. My mom wasn't feeling great, but we went out for pedicures. The tech was massaging my moms feet and a specific part kept hurting. The tech asked her if she has gallbladder issues and she said no. She fell ill and went to the hospital. She had gallstones. It was pretty interesting actually
I love that you stated that autism is mostly inherited!!! Parents don't want to know this, they want to blame something else, like vaccines or polution. But I am a functional autistic and I know my father is autistic too, but he will never acknowledge this. My grandfather died when I was in middle school and for what I remember, he could have been autistic too. We have so much similar coping mechanisms. My mother would die of embarrassment if "society knew".
My dad's side is very similar! It's ridiculous how they all insist autism is made up or creates by vaccines or certain chemicals or whatever. We got lucky with my mom. She was originally a preschool teacher and then became a nurse. She read all the books on autism and ADHD and how to raise ND children I. The 90s and 2000s. Hats off to mom for treating us like human beings who deserved her love.
@The_Moth1 I'm autistic too and I just aggressively roll my eyes. The entire point of that argument is they want to "cure" us , end of discussion. It's disturbing.
As someone with autism- my first marker was before my baby vaccines, and I was diagnosed with Asperger's at 3 years old. No one in my family has it as I know, but both of my parents have bipolar, and I do as well.
I actually went to school with a guy that was born with only one kidney . He was always pretty healthy and did a lot of sports his dad was actually a athletic coach The strangest thing is on the 1st day of class a brand new teacher looked at him and said you were born with one kidney. And the guy was so surprised like how did you know that. I still don't actually know how the teacher knew that
Schools have to be made aware of medical conditions in case of emergency (like if you're diabetic and you pass out or something) so I would imagine the teacher was probably made aware of any medical conditions in his class. Odd that he would bring it up though lol
Super unprofessional. You are told about a learner's health risks to prepare you for certain emergencies that may pop up. Not to put a pupil on the spot. In my country, the law actually states that as a teacher, you are not permitted to share personal information on any pupil of any kind that they did not disclose as public knowledge. Also, @NovaNinja is absolutely correct - we are told about medical issues, ND issues and any possible home issues that would affect a learner's ability to focus and process lessons.
I actually went to school with a guy that was born with only one kidney . He was always pretty healthy and did a lot of sports his dad was actually a atheletic coach The strangest thing is on the 1st day of class a brand new teacher looked at him and said you were born with one kidney. And the guy was so surprised like how did you know that. I still don't actually know how the teacher knew that
He said he wasn't told by the school he could tell just by looking at the kid. That teacher always had very odd stories to tell though and just knew different things. Cool guy.
Concerned person: Searches up why do my hands have something hard in them Webb MD: stage 69 cancer, heat failure and diabetes Concerned person: Gets a check up by a doctor Doctor: Those are called bones.
There actually is a study from Germany on the effects of dance training with elderly sedentary people which showed significant improvements in cognitive measurements (and if I remember correctly, memory was one of the subscales affected). Sport has been shown to improve some cognitive function and even lead to neurogenesis in some parts of the brain, but we still don't fully understand the mechanisms behind it.
I don't get why he didn't understand that one. When the baby is teething or their head hurts, press the toes. When the baby's chest is bothering him/her, press right below the toes. Ofcourse, whether you believe it works is another thing. But the picture of the baby correlates with where to press on the foot. It's basically foot reflexology.
My little sister was diagnosed with autism pretty close to when she was born. She never had any Vax shots or anything and when people think that those shots causes her to be autistic, I think that any and all things that they say is now discredited due to them saying that.
My brother was born around the peak of the vaccines cause autism thing, so my mom didn’t get him vaccinated. A few years later he was diagnosed and my mom got him all his shots
Doctor Mike: "Is dance gonna improve your memory? Probably not." Me: Doctor Mike has obviously never had to learn a choreographed dance routine in an hour.
what? That stuff makes me even on a high dose of anti-allergic-meds fall over. You could say: my own immune system tries to say, that nature is trying to kill me. And is doing a fantastic job at that.
@@MrAlex2go Yeah but you are always clothed, nature tries to... penetrate you via unconventional means leading to your body reacting. If you were to roll on the grass wearing as little as possible though, before (or after, that's personal choice) hugging a beehive to come closer to nature, you would be cured from everything! It's science! Or... you would be focusing too much on the bee stings to be bothered by anything else... not 100% sure. Was kinda high when I was having the conversation with the voodoo priest. /s
FB is not the problem. Remember like 5 years ago when every news show was spouting ridiculous lies about how eating chocolate is better for you than exercise? The moral of the story is much broader: Do not trust information that is not supported by empirical evidence.
The suggestion was to do it as an exercise, although lack of clarification makes the post look unreliable. In other words, if you don't exercise, you'd have more anxiety.
The dumbest things about the “vaccines cause autism” bs is that autism itself isn’t one thing. There are like a bajillion types of autism, all very different from each other. I forget what it’s called and autocorrect isn’t giving me the right spelling but I have a type of autism that makes me a lot smarter, and I hate people who over-generalize it and just use it to make fear. Great video btw
As a person with high-functioning autism, I’d say it could be argued that the study of autism is in its infancy, to an extent. But yeah, we know vaccines have nothing to do with it. And in my eyes, the autism itself isn’t the problem, it’s the myriad of psychiatric anomalies and tag-along disorders that can come with it. At least they’re easier to live with than measles and mumps…
Same here I have a similar autism and hyper intelligence disorder so Im smart but push doors are still my greatest foe to explain my autism makes it to were sounds busy places large places and for the weird thing not being able to complete simple task my hyper intelligence disorder is were I have a high intelligence level but that also means that I have highly sensitive emotional reactions
My workout is punching pillows, dancing to my favourite songs, and jumping on my trampoline. I have danced for 20 minutes every day for 5 years and almost 8 months. And I have anxiety.
It did increase my anxiety. I had a lot going on and had trouble following the directions. I was always so busy and always so tired I felt like I was going to collapse from my schedule. I eventually stopped going.
I had to do a standard dance class, a thing that our school offers to anyone in in 9th grade and generally everyone does, and yeah, it didn't help my anxiety a lot, to go at the big party after weeks of torture with a boy I didn't knew, because no one that I knew wanted to dance with me that one evening. Thanks mum.
I also strongly believe that associating movements to terms actually really help you memorize it! I've often made little dances to remember things for exams!
That isn't really increasing your memory however. As you learn those movements and dance routines they became easier for the same reason doing any complicated task becomes easier over time. You are learning them. You haven't actually increased your memory at all, you just gave your brain something else to remember. Otherwise KPop idols have to have the best memories in the world.
My sister claimed I "gave" my daughter autism by having her vaccinated. I absolutely "gave" her autism, but not via vaccination. It's inherited: I was diagnosed after hers. She got it from me😁
Yup, my brother has autism, I've got quite a few traits (but am only diagnosed ADD), so I guarantee my son is going to have SOMETHING. Us being vaccinated has nothing to do with it. 🤷🏼♀️
0:35 as a ballerina (of about 9 years) i just have to say that the memory thing was probably talking about the benefits of learning/remembering choreography. That’s all thank you
I have high functioning autism and I always find it incredibly insulting that some people freak out about it like it’s a disease. Someone isn’t worse because of it. Just different
Because autism is a spectrum, and even if you got on the lucky end of it, the other end can be extremely debilitating and make it nearly impossible to communicate? Testimonial evidence is shaky at best, your experience is not all encompassing.
@@steamfeuver That's not the point. The point is people are acting like their children will catch autism from something like a flu shot like autism is the disease, not the flu. You can't catch autism, and you especially can't catch it from injections. It's a disorder that happens as the baby is forming, so unless they shove babies back in the womb for flu and measles shots, I don't think we have to worry about catching autism from a syringe.
@@nathenewendzel7806 I have a question, let’s say I have a friend with autism and we’ve been friends for a while, would it at some point be okay to ask them how autism have affected them growing up with people who don’t have it? I currently don’t have a friend with autism, that I know of, but I’m always curious but also trying to be respectful of others and don’t want them in an uncomfortable situation due to me saying something that is perhaps insensitive.
I agree. I have Asperger’s and sometimes I can’t always explain how I feel. I also find it harder to talk when I get overloaded so many people may think that I am ignoring them.
Personally 4:08 I am never going to change my sleeping position no matter what anyone tells me because it is the only way I can sleep. No matter how hard I tried, whenever I move into supposed “healthier sleep positions” my body is physically unable to sleep.
same! my neck would really love it if I chose a different sleep position but I cant sleep any other way. Sleeping on my side hurts because I can't really afford a softer mattress, and sleeping on my back is extremely painful because I have this gap between my butt and my back. Lying on a solid floor spread eagle is just so uncomfortable, and it's not any better in bed either.
Me : *an aspiring med student* My mum: *says something medically inaccurate* Me: where did you hear that?! My mum: I rEaD iT oN fAceBoOk Me: *facepalms*
OMG. Yes. I'm a retired librarian and almost every time I browse YT I end up leaving at least one "Please cite your source." and sign it: Retired Librarian, Michigan
@@SC0SHI I would wager a nickel, a whole nickel, that I am not the only retired librarian in MI. And, "Vera Lenora" is not my real name. And, I get bullied in comments anyhow. 😁😂😜
Dr Mike: “And Subscapularis, sometimes that one gets stuck in my head” Me: “I don’t think that’s good, I thought it was in your shoulder not your head”
Fun fact, to stop your baby from crying you can aggressively shake it. This simulates the shaking that would be present when a parent is running away from a predator while holding the baby and your baby will stop crying as a defense mechanism. I feel like I shouldn't have to say this, but that was a joke, please don't shake your baby.
it so insulting that people would risk their children getting life threatening diseases over autism even if it was true, my life is pretty great and Ive never had measles
Hard same! People act like autism makes you subhuman. I love who I am, thanks. I wouldn't change me for anything, certainly not for the measles or polio.
It's not that they just dehumanize people with different mental faculties, it's that they make the assumption something else has caused it, like vaccines or the type of soap they use. Yeah I get you're a parent and afraid of anything that might harm your child, no matter how small the chance, but you're LITERALLY GETTING FOOLED BY CORPORATE SNAKE OIL SALESMEN!
My entire household is autistic and we often make jokes about getting vaccinations to unlock full autism power! We know it's just silly, but we are really amused by it and it cheers us all up from our other disabilities.
Sometimes laughter really is great medicine! I don’t have autism but do have some mental health disorders and some days jokes are actually really helpful for me, especially with other people I know who can relate. I think connections with others are part of the reason it can be helpful 😊
Speaking from a professional dancer. The amount of choreography we have to memorize including rhythmic combinations probably does have some effect on our brains in the long run. Many dancers do it multiple times a day and it is most definitely a brain exercise every time. Would love to hear your thoughts given the context of the exercise.
@@SamaelDamian same, not that big of a chest but not flat either and sleeping on my tummy is the most comfortable. I do wake up with my boobs slightly sore though
0:44 Concerning the "memory boost": For real though, my sister is a psychotherapist and she told me that dancing (in choreographies) is one of the best tools to prevent Alzheimers or dementia in general! So yeah it does boost your memory in a way even though it sounds pretty misleading!
Ok, about the dance one, the dance itself isn't boosting your memory, but the act of learning and picking up choreography is. It takes a special kind of way of thinking to memorize steps!
This actually does work as a placebo with older people that understand what’s happening and expect something to change, just with hand made up pressure points
On the kidney one. My great grandfather only had one working kidney from birth but as the other wasn't causing issues they didn't remove it. About halfway through his life, the working one stopped working and the "dead" kidney started working. Grateful that it did so he didn't have to go through sugery, which at the time would have been questionable, but it was so weird.
Eat and drink water before sleep. That helps for me. I would take till the next morning to get drunk if I drink a glass of water between every glass of alcohol
I have autism, I was diagnosed when I was little, and, even as an adult, the signs and symptoms are obvious with me. For a while, my mom thought I got it from mercury in vaccines and/or booster shots I got when I was little, but I likely inherited it from my dad, who, while undiagnosed and seemingly unaware that he even has signs and symptoms of it, is probably also autistic, but to a lesser degree.
@Margaret Bush, trace amounts of a mercury compound used to be used as a preservative in vaccines, or maybe still is, Idk, but the specific compound is harmless in said amounts, and, as far as we can tell, does not cause autism.
My husband was diagnosed with ASD at age 13, because of his father getting diagnosed at that time and they had the same symptoms. Hubby's grandfather also had even more severe symptoms of ASD. The grandfather was never vaccinated because they were not widely available in his time. That's three known inherited generations, and who knows what symptoms great-grandparents and other ancestors had. Vaccines never started it!
@@Nakia11798 I was diagnosed very soon with ADHD, at the age of 5 (I'm 29 now and just had my diagnosis reconfirmed with a psychiatrist) because my mom was in psychology school at the time and noticed my oldest brother had all of the symptoms lol Btw, our father has some symptoms too.
There was a "scientific" study that showed that those who drink a little alcohol are healthier/live longer than those who doesn't drink any alcohol. Might be because the non-drinkers where or often are past alcoholics, but what do I know?
From a quick google search it looks like in 2010 there were some 'studies' that seem to be a little hard to track down, and have some strange claims that silicon was discovered to be in high concentrations in beer, more so than other products high in silicon. The conclusion that it's good for bones is like... they jumped from "Silicon is good for bones, it's high in beer, so therefore beer is good for bones." Ignoring all the OTHER effects of alcohol entirely. Seems like recently people are re-discovering this 2010 'trend' and going wild with spreading the FACT that "Beer makes your bones stronger, oh also it improves your heart health and lowers you cholesterol" Should be noted I didn't find ANYTHING about studies toward cholesterol or heart health. Google is NOT a great way to find scientific facts.. but it IS a great way to find a lack of them. If you have trouble googling scientific findings, there's probably a reason.
The reason why they say that moderate alcohol consumption lowers your chance of a heart attack is because if you drink some amount of alcohol you are more likely to be a bit more wealthy which makes you more likely to be less stressed which reduces heart attacks, (but the consumption itself doesn't have a positive effect) great video as always, keep up the good work
Medical meme I came up with from the tongue thing: Your tongue color can say something about your diet. For example, if it's bright blue, you probably just ate a blue popsical.
There are multiple things you should do, drinking non alcoholic beverages is just one of them. Still, you are probably better off drinking powerade, pedialyte, or some kind of sports drink than regular water. You also probably should eat something if I remember correctly, I actually have a list somewhere back when I drank more frequently and it was all evidenced based from real studies and medical advice from doctors, not facebook bs. I think there's something about having food in your stomach slows the absorption of alcohol compared to drinking on an empty stomach.
@@Alex-bn3ix I'm sure there's a science to it, but drinking water is what I do and it hasn't failed me yet. Also it's a lot less complicated to communicate to people compared to a list.
harvard literally has a webpage called "dancing and the brain" where they cite a few different studies describing the neurological benefits of dancing.
Yeah I feel like he didn’t really think hard about that one because exercise in general can have neurological benefits. Heck, even chewing gum improves memory retention while studying.
Hey Doc, I think the claim about dancing helping with memory is because exercise stimulates the hippocampus, creativeness in dance stimulates other parts, and so on. As I recall, this can help with memory, to a point. I think the goofy video with the baby was showing reflexology/accupressure.
3:02 Dang doc, your subscapularis can sometimes get stuck in your head? That’s pretty far from your scapula, how does it get all the way up to your head???
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baby: cries
mom: rubs baby's foot
baby: "i haven't eaten in three days brenda"
Nope they are Karens
best comment
There's a little truth to the whole parts of the foot correlate with the body thing. My mom wasn't feeling great, but we went out for pedicures. The tech was massaging my moms feet and a specific part kept hurting. The tech asked her if she has gallbladder issues and she said no. She fell ill and went to the hospital. She had gallstones. It was pretty interesting actually
Loooool. Brenda lol.
Lol I feel like this goes with essential oils
I would never vaccinate my children, that is reckless and dangerous.
I let the doctor do it.
They had us in the first half ngl.
ahaha that's a good joke! 🤣
👏👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏🏿
good one😂
Got me for a second there. :)
Doctor Mike:*disagrees with Facebook posts*
Facebook moms: Impossible
Fb moms: we gotta spray him w essential oils
Probably some private Facebook book is talking about this video haha
My Facebook dad:Possible
Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@tmdsb2655 lol the reference
I love that you stated that autism is mostly inherited!!! Parents don't want to know this, they want to blame something else, like vaccines or polution. But I am a functional autistic and I know my father is autistic too, but he will never acknowledge this. My grandfather died when I was in middle school and for what I remember, he could have been autistic too. We have so much similar coping mechanisms. My mother would die of embarrassment if "society knew".
That’s sad to hear that you think your mom would be ashamed :/
Why are neurotypicals so scared of autism? It’s sad
My dad's side is very similar! It's ridiculous how they all insist autism is made up or creates by vaccines or certain chemicals or whatever.
We got lucky with my mom. She was originally a preschool teacher and then became a nurse. She read all the books on autism and ADHD and how to raise ND children I. The 90s and 2000s. Hats off to mom for treating us like human beings who deserved her love.
@@llyallowyn8127”vaccines cause autism” is so ridiculous it’s even a joke in the ASD community
@The_Moth1 I'm autistic too and I just aggressively roll my eyes. The entire point of that argument is they want to "cure" us , end of discussion. It's disturbing.
I don't even have to dance to increase my anxiety.
Same
I was looking for a comment about the “increase anxiety” 😹😹
xD
Searching for this and yes.
He meant energy
When he said "Increases Anxiety" instead of "Increases Energy", It made me laugh.
Editing required.
Me too 😂
Annika Ewing lol
LOL right?!
Oh hi Azir
Picture: Increase Energy
Doctor Mike: Increase Anxiety
Dancing does increase my anxiety, there is no lie there
But it is true
He was thinking about his dance lessons
Maximum anxiety
Same
As someone with autism- my first marker was before my baby vaccines, and I was diagnosed with Asperger's at 3 years old. No one in my family has it as I know, but both of my parents have bipolar, and I do as well.
A fellow Aspie!
energy: exists
doctor mike: anxiety, take it or leave it
I had to replay that part twice cause I thought I was the one reading it wrong 😂😂
There’s 69 likes >->
Lol
Doctor Mike: "Green is a pleasing color"
Me, gazing into his eyes: "I agree~"
reply.
I have green eyes too 😁
😁
Get a room
Green is not a creative color
Dr. Mike: green is pleasant for the eye. makes you more relaxed”
Me, a colourblind: so that’s why I’m so stressed
and like how ur profpic background is green
I can tell you're British by how you spelled colour.
Your profile pic is green. But you know that because it will be grey for you.. .WAIT WHAT COLOUR BLIND ARE YOU ALL COLOURS ARE WHAT?
Matthew Percival um I’m not British but I spell colour like that..
@@amy.-.4829 Me as well. Are you Canadian?
I actually went to school with a guy that was born with only one kidney . He was always pretty healthy and did a lot of sports his dad was actually a athletic coach
The strangest thing is on the 1st day of class a brand new teacher looked at him and said you were born with one kidney. And the guy was so surprised like how did you know that. I still don't actually know how the teacher knew that
Schools have to be made aware of medical conditions in case of emergency (like if you're diabetic and you pass out or something) so I would imagine the teacher was probably made aware of any medical conditions in his class. Odd that he would bring it up though lol
Super unprofessional. You are told about a learner's health risks to prepare you for certain emergencies that may pop up. Not to put a pupil on the spot. In my country, the law actually states that as a teacher, you are not permitted to share personal information on any pupil of any kind that they did not disclose as public knowledge. Also, @NovaNinja is absolutely correct - we are told about medical issues, ND issues and any possible home issues that would affect a learner's ability to focus and process lessons.
I actually went to school with a guy that was born with only one kidney . He was always pretty healthy and did a lot of sports his dad was actually a atheletic coach
The strangest thing is on the 1st day of class a brand new teacher looked at him and said you were born with one kidney. And the guy was so surprised like how did you know that. I still don't actually know how the teacher knew that
He said he wasn't told by the school he could tell just by looking at the kid.
That teacher always had very odd stories to tell though and just knew different things. Cool guy.
@@toriibarlowmaybe it was the color of the kid’s tongue 🤷♂️
Concerned person: Searches up why do my hands have something hard in them
Webb MD: stage 69 cancer, heat failure and diabetes
Concerned person: Gets a check up by a doctor
Doctor: Those are called bones.
Bruh made my day
Btw I'm a 69 liker and I felt lucky idk why.. .
Hahaha I love this
AAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAH
I thought this was going to be about Dupuytrens but then it wouldn’t be as funny.
Me: Having minor headache
Google: You have brain tumour
Bing: You're already dead.
*NANI?!?!*
Omae wa mou shindereu
@@kichu2555 it's omae.
@@kichu2555 Omae wa mou shindeiru*
Wait, hol up
He said for dance it “Increases Anxiety” Lol
Lmao yeah he did and it's true!!!! Factsss
He meant Increases Energy XD
Oh yes thanks for the tip doctor mike
Honestly he’s not wrong
Freudian slip? hmm... :)
There actually is a study from Germany on the effects of dance training with elderly sedentary people which showed significant improvements in cognitive measurements (and if I remember correctly, memory was one of the subscales affected).
Sport has been shown to improve some cognitive function and even lead to neurogenesis in some parts of the brain, but we still don't fully understand the mechanisms behind it.
Part of it is the fact that they are learning something new. The brain is like any muscle. If you stop exercising memory, it loses effectiveness.
@@shadowscall7758 Don't mean to step on your toes on anything but the Brain is technically an organ
Another possibility is potentially improved mood from increased physical activity. Did they control for mood in the study?
Dance: "Increases anxiety"
Dr. Mike: *starts vibing*
Are we just gonna ignore that it was "Increases Energy"
Yep
@@midnightfallenangel2965 peY
Baby: "is hungry
Facebook: PRESS THE CHEST, PRESS THEIR TOE, PRESS THEIR HEAD AND TEETH
Okay jokes aside but accupressure does exist.
I don't get why he didn't understand that one. When the baby is teething or their head hurts, press the toes. When the baby's chest is bothering him/her, press right below the toes. Ofcourse, whether you believe it works is another thing. But the picture of the baby correlates with where to press on the foot. It's basically foot reflexology.
Yup acupressure does have health benefits but I don't really think that it would help to stop a baby from crying
Chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions
P R E S S. T H E. T E E T H.
Doctor Mike: "Dancing increases AnXiEtY"
Me after 12 years of ballet lessons: "oh so that's why"
This is- LMAO
He said "reduce stress". When did he say dancing increases anxiety?
@@hivameshkati6171 At 0:38 he said anxiety instead of energy.
@@hivameshkati6171 uh, did you pay attention to the video?
I loled so badly! Though you can be anxious and got that smooth moves unlike someone writing this comment :)))
My little sister was diagnosed with autism pretty close to when she was born. She never had any Vax shots or anything and when people think that those shots causes her to be autistic, I think that any and all things that they say is now discredited due to them saying that.
My brother was born around the peak of the vaccines cause autism thing, so my mom didn’t get him vaccinated. A few years later he was diagnosed and my mom got him all his shots
Look at pre vaccination autism rates. While correlation isn't always causation the outliers back then we're way more Suttle.
This is a very stupid way to think.
Health Benefits Of Dance “Increase Anxiety” Me: I mean he’s not wrong..
bruh I thought I was the only one who heard "increase anxiety" LMAO
NoLifePolice I agree
Well that makes 4 of us
0:39
Even the CC says increase anxiety.
Doctor Mike: "Is dance gonna improve your memory? Probably not."
Me: Doctor Mike has obviously never had to learn a choreographed dance routine in an hour.
an hour try 10 minutes. dance 100% improves your memory
It can improve memory Doc hit a blunder on this one
Lol he just said he started dance class at start of the year but got cancelled 😂 would defo change his opinion of that if he did that class!
Thats what i was thinking! Lol
Depending on what type of dance.
Fortnite dance? No way!
"If you feel ill, go barefoot through the grass."
Me, highly allergic to pollen and bee-stings: Yeah... right...
MrAlex2go 😳!
what? That stuff makes me even on a high dose of anti-allergic-meds fall over.
You could say: my own immune system tries to say, that nature is trying to kill me.
And is doing a fantastic job at that.
@@MrAlex2go Yeah but you are always clothed, nature tries to... penetrate you via unconventional means leading to your body reacting. If you were to roll on the grass wearing as little as possible though, before (or after, that's personal choice) hugging a beehive to come closer to nature, you would be cured from everything! It's science! Or... you would be focusing too much on the bee stings to be bothered by anything else... not 100% sure. Was kinda high when I was having the conversation with the voodoo priest. /s
I am only mildly allergic to grass pollen, but touching grass gives me hives any time of year.
Me who starts getting rashes if I sit in the grass for to long: 😦
With chronic back, neck and joint problems, I sleep in whatever the heck way is comfortable!!
I'm with you with all three as well, and when I'm finally comfy enough to sleep, no one move me
0:38 "increase anxiety"
Now that's panic at the disco
Panic!
This deserves more likes
Ba dum tsssssss
Wait, but she's not bleeding on the ballroom floor just for the attention!
BAE DOUM ZZZZZZ
Aren’t there 5 min crafts with health tips? He should get on that.
It's literally called FIVE MINUTE CRAFTS what is medical about that
Sadly Add you’d be surprised on what they do
Anyone believes 5 min craft are borderline crazy
@I see it like this I feel like i think it's How to Cook That
life hacks
I got a beer ad immediately after he said “this is why beer is healthy”
Saaaame!
🤣
me 2
Stop lying this vid has no ads ughh edit: apparently it does but I don't have ad block and still didn't get one so sorry now leave me alone.
@@snowb.9008 This vid has an ad lol, i just finished watching the ad
Honestly it should be illegal to put such false medical claims on the internet, why its not is beyond me
Girl: Hey you want to dance
Me: No my anxiety is already high.
LoL, I wondered if anyone else caught that.
@@cjpietropinto9293 many did
Lmaooo thought I was the only one that heard
I laughed so hard at this
snick grey 0:38 bruh 😂😂🔥
Moral of the story: do not trust anything quickly on facebook
FB is not the problem. Remember like 5 years ago when every news show was spouting ridiculous lies about how eating chocolate is better for you than exercise?
The moral of the story is much broader: Do not trust information that is not supported by empirical evidence.
@@ravingbiologist3656 I.e Don't believe everything immediately.
Don't trust ANYTHING on facebook
Love the profile pic
Was this the only comment he liked?
If I ever tried dancing in public, it would "increase anxiety" for sure lmao
Lol
If I ever did something in public it would
multiply my anxiety
@@RiOSquINTos if I went out in public it would increase my anxiety
100% agreed
The suggestion was to do it as an exercise, although lack of clarification makes the post look unreliable. In other words, if you don't exercise, you'd have more anxiety.
The dumbest things about the “vaccines cause autism” bs is that autism itself isn’t one thing. There are like a bajillion types of autism, all very different from each other. I forget what it’s called and autocorrect isn’t giving me the right spelling but I have a type of autism that makes me a lot smarter, and I hate people who over-generalize it and just use it to make fear.
Great video btw
As a person with high-functioning autism, I’d say it could be argued that the study of autism is in its infancy, to an extent.
But yeah, we know vaccines have nothing to do with it.
And in my eyes, the autism itself isn’t the problem, it’s the myriad of psychiatric anomalies and tag-along disorders that can come with it. At least they’re easier to live with than measles and mumps…
Pretty sure you're talking about savant syndrome. 👍
Same here I have a similar autism and hyper intelligence disorder so Im smart but push doors are still my greatest foe to explain my autism makes it to were sounds busy places large places and for the weird thing not being able to complete simple task my hyper intelligence disorder is were I have a high intelligence level but that also means that I have highly sensitive emotional reactions
@midnigharts2529 hey you're just like me!
Dr Mike: says which sleeping position is best
My sleeping position: ⬅️↘️➡️↙️↖️⬇️⬆️↙️⬅️↖️↙️↘️↗️
And then I eventually fall off the bed and fall asleep on the floor
Welcome to my world😁
Literally same
dance dance till you sleep sleep sleep sleep sleep sleep
It’s on your back
Funny how our parents used to tell us "Don't believe everything you see on TV" and yet they gobble up Facebook trash like its a 5 star restaurant
so true
Or Whatsapp
Him :“...increases anxiety...“ Me: a dancer:“Well that explains a lot“
I was wondering if anyone else noticed that!!
My workout is punching pillows, dancing to my favourite songs, and jumping on my trampoline. I have danced for 20 minutes every day for 5 years and almost 8 months. And I have anxiety.
It did increase my anxiety. I had a lot going on and had trouble following the directions. I was always so busy and always so tired I felt like I was going to collapse from my schedule. I eventually stopped going.
I had to do a standard dance class, a thing that our school offers to anyone in in 9th grade and generally everyone does, and yeah, it didn't help my anxiety a lot, to go at the big party after weeks of torture with a boy I didn't knew, because no one that I knew wanted to dance with me that one evening. Thanks mum.
Same tho
I’m a mattress salesperson. You hit that part so accurately!
So Grey's Anatomy were accurate with one thing for sure:
"DANCE IT OUT"
Robo Jesus
I think dance does “boost” your memory in the sense that you have to memorize multiple routines and movements and eventually it comes easier
I also strongly believe that associating movements to terms actually really help you memorize it! I've often made little dances to remember things for exams!
HAHAHAHAHAH he probably was thinking about the partying type of dancing
That isn't really increasing your memory however. As you learn those movements and dance routines they became easier for the same reason doing any complicated task becomes easier over time. You are learning them. You haven't actually increased your memory at all, you just gave your brain something else to remember. Otherwise KPop idols have to have the best memories in the world.
Uhm then everything we do in our daily lives would boost our memory then.
You can say that about anything that you have to remember something. It dosen't boost your memory or anything it's just that you memorized the steps
My sister claimed I "gave" my daughter autism by having her vaccinated. I absolutely "gave" her autism, but not via vaccination. It's inherited: I was diagnosed after hers. She got it from me😁
Yup, my brother has autism, I've got quite a few traits (but am only diagnosed ADD), so I guarantee my son is going to have SOMETHING. Us being vaccinated has nothing to do with it. 🤷🏼♀️
I have autism and I wasn't vaccinated!
Hol up
@@caitlynhays720 are you now tho
@@catchara1496 Is she now what ???
0:35 as a ballerina (of about 9 years) i just have to say that the memory thing was probably talking about the benefits of learning/remembering choreography. That’s all thank you
Yeah this. Martial arts, dance, musical instruments, all help with memorization.
Lucky I do taekwondo
Mike: You need a bed with support
My bed: "You'll never make it, you can't do sh*t. *L O S E R*
I- 🥺🥺
🤣☠
That made me chuckle
relatable
Underrated! This is hilarious
"I want to tell you about my long term partner, Thrive Market"
I'm glad you were able to find someone.
🤣
😂😂😂😂
Top comment status 😭😭
"dancing increases anxiety"
makes sense, i'm a dancer and i have very high anxiety
Yessssssss I was about to comment this!!!!
Honestly, the flexibility was not worth the anxiety and bad eating habits I obtained during my time with dancing
True tho, you always get paranoid if you gave your best or not. Personally i think thats a stage, now i take it lightly and have more fun ☺
Understandable have a good day
Fun fact: ur 13
there is also a lot of misinformation about psychology too , that is online and on RUclips aswell that needs to be dealt with also
Ah classic princee on depression and attention ~
Facebook: Here’s some medical advice
Dr Mike: haha not really but these are fun
Facebook: Vaccines cause autism
Dr Mike: Alright, sit down
Lol
Ooof
*TRIGGERED*
Google:
Oh you have a cough?
Order your coffin soon!
I keep getting mail to start planning my funeral....I’m 33. Like why? And it’s followed me to two different states lol
@@MyHappyFace must be a troll
Reminds me of the Wangsheng Fyneral Parlor
Its not called a coughin for nothing
"Yes hello? I would like a coffin that saids ' ' THIS IS WHAT VACCINES DID TO ME ' ' please"
I have high functioning autism and I always find it incredibly insulting that some people freak out about it like it’s a disease. Someone isn’t worse because of it. Just different
Because autism is a spectrum, and even if you got on the lucky end of it, the other end can be extremely debilitating and make it nearly impossible to communicate? Testimonial evidence is shaky at best, your experience is not all encompassing.
@@steamfeuver im not saying that im just saying people are pointlessly very mean to people with autism by treating it like an infectious diesease
@@steamfeuver That's not the point. The point is people are acting like their children will catch autism from something like a flu shot like autism is the disease, not the flu. You can't catch autism, and you especially can't catch it from injections. It's a disorder that happens as the baby is forming, so unless they shove babies back in the womb for flu and measles shots, I don't think we have to worry about catching autism from a syringe.
@@nathenewendzel7806 I have a question, let’s say I have a friend with autism and we’ve been friends for a while, would it at some point be okay to ask them how autism have affected them growing up with people who don’t have it?
I currently don’t have a friend with autism, that I know of, but I’m always curious but also trying to be respectful of others and don’t want them in an uncomfortable situation due to me saying something that is perhaps insensitive.
I agree. I have Asperger’s and sometimes I can’t always explain how I feel. I also find it harder to talk when I get overloaded so many people may think that I am ignoring them.
Personally 4:08 I am never going to change my sleeping position no matter what anyone tells me because it is the only way I can sleep. No matter how hard I tried, whenever I move into supposed “healthier sleep positions” my body is physically unable to sleep.
same! my neck would really love it if I chose a different sleep position but I cant sleep any other way. Sleeping on my side hurts because I can't really afford a softer mattress, and sleeping on my back is extremely painful because I have this gap between my butt and my back. Lying on a solid floor spread eagle is just so uncomfortable, and it's not any better in bed either.
"Is there a part of there body that's disturbing them"
Baby: Ah yes my arm is disturbing me please remove it
Or.. press on your pinky toe.
i'm the baby
I am baby. Desire amputation.
Me : *an aspiring med student*
My mum: *says something medically inaccurate*
Me: where did you hear that?!
My mum: I rEaD iT oN fAceBoOk
Me: *facepalms*
I get you ✊🏻✊✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
Me: Exists
My mom: is wrong
Me, jokingly: So you have chosen death
My mom: Sounds like *DISRESPECT*
BuT i rEad iT oN fAcEbOk it mUsT bE TrUe!
at least you can educate her more accurately.
@@necrobynerton7384 The people who believe stuff life that are in a read-only mode, you can't teach them anything new
OMG. Yes.
I'm a retired librarian and almost every time I browse YT I end up leaving at least one "Please cite your source." and sign it:
Retired Librarian, Michigan
[Insert link to poorly designed blog run by some crackpot]
Lady this is a comment section not an Email you don't need to say who wrote it your bound to get bullied
@@SC0SHI Shes not putting her name. Its in her acccount we can see it.
@@SC0SHI you're*
@@SC0SHI I would wager a nickel, a whole nickel, that I am not the only retired librarian in MI. And, "Vera Lenora" is not my real name.
And, I get bullied in comments anyhow. 😁😂😜
Mike: Increases Anxiety
Also Mike: *Proceeds to boogy down*
Dr Mike: “And Subscapularis, sometimes that one gets stuck in my head”
Me: “I don’t think that’s good, I thought it was in your shoulder not your head”
Hehe :)
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Fun fact, to stop your baby from crying you can aggressively shake it. This simulates the shaking that would be present when a parent is running away from a predator while holding the baby and your baby will stop crying as a defense mechanism.
I feel like I shouldn't have to say this, but that was a joke, please don't shake your baby.
Awwww, but I really wanted to shake my brother to death😢😢
Also babies are not dishwasher safe
*shake the baby*
@@jordanwaitforittorre now you tell me?
Instructions unclear. The baby is now a predator and chases me.
Post: “Increases energy”
Dr. Mike: “increases anxiety”
Same
I thought I was the only one who heard that 😂
You got dance moves Dr. Mike & I'll be watching you a lot when I'm in the hospital soon, under seizure study
Good luck ❤
@angelawhittaker1242 thanks 😊
It said “Increase Energy” but he said “Increase Anxiety” 😂
omg! yes I saw that and I was waiting for someone to say something
He can’t read i don’t trust him
Technically speaking, anxiety does make it harder to sleep right? Sooo, would that be considered a form of energy?
@@m4nofculture206 yeah, this is big brain time
what time stamp?
Health benefits of dance: increase energy
No one:
Dr. Mike: iNcrEaSe aNxiEtY
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I died lol
Thank God I wasn't the only one
I think his dances lessons didn't go well xD
Me: eats a cherry lollipop
Tongue: turns red
Me: Welp, I guess I've got an infectious disease.
And his comment about a highlighter pink tongue. Guess he's never had pink peeps.
7:30 ❤👍 great message that ties at the end with the smile. Dr. Mike radiates positivity
Benefits of dancing: increases anxiety
Me: oh that's why
I like ur profile pic
Wait, that's tom holland in your pfp, right???
Mıchaela yeah that is lmfaoooo
Glad I wasn’t the only one who caught that. It certainly does make sense.
Manar007 Kh. same
"if your tongue is red you have infectious diseases"
every human: *nervous sweating*
BEST
My tongue is brown in the morning - right after I have a cup of coffee. What's wrong with me?
Normal tongue is usually pink, It's red if you drink a cherry slushee or something.
LoL 🤣 yeah
"if your tongue is red you have infectious diseases" every human: nervous sweating
it so insulting that people would risk their children getting life threatening diseases over autism
even if it was true, my life is pretty great and Ive never had measles
Hard same! People act like autism makes you subhuman. I love who I am, thanks. I wouldn't change me for anything, certainly not for the measles or polio.
I know only 2 autists and they both super cool.
One is a genius writter and the other is a total bro
@@sorinselaru7950 if he is a genius writer i want to buy his books, if he actually exists of course
It's not that they just dehumanize people with different mental faculties, it's that they make the assumption something else has caused it, like vaccines or the type of soap they use. Yeah I get you're a parent and afraid of anything that might harm your child, no matter how small the chance, but you're LITERALLY GETTING FOOLED BY CORPORATE SNAKE OIL SALESMEN!
Preach!
0:33 Ummmmm....did he say increase anxiety???
Also, that sleeping position is impossible if you're pregnant.
wait- yea-
yeah, it would be.
but the most painful part is the neck being turned for so long. that's bound to give you a stiff neck in the morning
As soon as I saw that position, I knew good sleep would be yet another impossible thing for me because boobs 😭😭😭😭😭 lmao
Um no, you just cut a hole for your belly & stuff it full once your done breeding, duh.😂
Free abortion without needing a coat hanger.
Nobody:
Doctor Mike: Increase Anxiety
i was looking for this, ngl
@@purinek same
😂😂😂😂
Lol
Lol haha
My entire household is autistic and we often make jokes about getting vaccinations to unlock full autism power! We know it's just silly, but we are really amused by it and it cheers us all up from our other disabilities.
Ahahah i have autism, it help me to joke about it:)
Sometimes laughter really is great medicine! I don’t have autism but do have some mental health disorders and some days jokes are actually really helpful for me, especially with other people I know who can relate. I think connections with others are part of the reason it can be helpful 😊
okay i love this, finding humour in dark subjects sometimes is an awesome way to cope. your family sounds fun
@@zivadavid4680 Agreed/me too!
I always say that my autism leveled up after i get a vaccine XD
Speaking from a professional dancer. The amount of choreography we have to memorize including rhythmic combinations probably does have some effect on our brains in the long run. Many dancers do it multiple times a day and it is most definitely a brain exercise every time. Would love to hear your thoughts given the context of the exercise.
Telling me that a "floppy heart" is one potential consequence of over drinking is the strongest deterant I've ever heard of.
When it said “if your tongue is red you could have a disease”... um aren’t all our tongues red
Nah, cartoon characters have sharpie color tongues
No they are more of a light pink. But not highlighter pink
Dull light pink.
If its red then you probably had a blood rush or something.. I have no idea what im talking about btw
I’m a blue tongue pittbull 😂😂😜
Internet: Lieing on your stomach is good for your health
My boobs: Nope, absolutely not!
The whole front of me: THIS HURTTTSSS
Me: *lays on back*
Back: THIS HURTSSS
Me:* lays on anywhere else*
Anywhere else: WHY Do YOU TORTURE US
omg I knowwww 😖
It's so weird for me though! I have a bigger chest but sleeping on my stomach is WAY more comfortable!
@@SamaelDamian same, not that big of a chest but not flat either and sleeping on my tummy is the most comfortable. I do wake up with my boobs slightly sore though
But I lay my arms by my side straight down, not up high
0:44 Concerning the "memory boost": For real though, my sister is a psychotherapist and she told me that dancing (in choreographies) is one of the best tools to prevent Alzheimers or dementia in general! So yeah it does boost your memory in a way even though it sounds pretty misleading!
Mike: dance *increases "anxiety"*
Also mike: starts dancing right away
It also doesn’t even say “anxiety” lol it says “energy”
Lol, my cousin was born with one kidney. We call him "king kidney" because it was the size of 2 for some odd reason.
i was born with 1 also and it also is bigger than average
That’s cool
King kidney. That sounds like the nickname of a surgeon.
@@DangerMouse35 That's true, If it doesn't grow it's a sign of a potential kidney patology.
He is the superior man to exist
I sometimes wonder if he just wears his scrubs around the house.
I wonder that too 😂
Those are his pj scrubs.
omg Azzy PJ SCRUBS, i need those PJS
I do
I would. They are incredibly comfortable
Ok, about the dance one, the dance itself isn't boosting your memory, but the act of learning and picking up choreography is. It takes a special kind of way of thinking to memorize steps!
he said “increase anxiety” i’d rather not increase mine, thanks
Yeah, haha
I noticed too and laughed like crazy 😂😂😂😂lmaooo
“Pressure points” on foot for every area they showed on the child. Lol
Like ok foot reflexology is a thing, but not on babies!
This is based on a Korean therapy called sujok
But they said how to stop a baby from crying how is finding a pressure point to the chest going to keep him from crying
This actually does work as a placebo with older people that understand what’s happening and expect something to change, just with hand made up pressure points
@@asrahelena8632 totally is for babies as well. Where I live, preemie nurses learn it in a course, so that they can do it on the babies
Yeah, it increases “Energy.” Not anxiety. 🤭😅
Eh same thing depending on the day
@@QuigleTheGnome 😭
On the kidney one. My great grandfather only had one working kidney from birth but as the other wasn't causing issues they didn't remove it. About halfway through his life, the working one stopped working and the "dead" kidney started working. Grateful that it did so he didn't have to go through sugery, which at the time would have been questionable, but it was so weird.
Hangover cure:
Simply drink water during and after partying
Problem solved
Works for me everytime
Eat and drink water before sleep. That helps for me.
I would take till the next morning to get drunk if I drink a glass of water between every glass of alcohol
Works like a charm, usually.
drink a huge glass of water with some electrolytes, works even better than just water
For me. Alkali seltzer and a freezze Gatorade. If that don't help. Throw up and swig water.
I have autism, I was diagnosed when I was little, and, even as an adult, the signs and symptoms are obvious with me. For a while, my mom thought I got it from mercury in vaccines and/or booster shots I got when I was little, but I likely inherited it from my dad, who, while undiagnosed and seemingly unaware that he even has signs and symptoms of it, is probably also autistic, but to a lesser degree.
@Margaret Bush, trace amounts of a mercury compound used to be used as a preservative in vaccines, or maybe still is, Idk, but the specific compound is harmless in said amounts, and, as far as we can tell, does not cause autism.
Yeah, after getting diagnosed with ADHD, I've noticed the symptoms in my father too.
Most neurological disorders are mostly inherited.
My husband was diagnosed with ASD at age 13, because of his father getting diagnosed at that time and they had the same symptoms. Hubby's grandfather also had even more severe symptoms of ASD. The grandfather was never vaccinated because they were not widely available in his time. That's three known inherited generations, and who knows what symptoms great-grandparents and other ancestors had. Vaccines never started it!
@@Nakia11798 I was diagnosed very soon with ADHD, at the age of 5 (I'm 29 now and just had my diagnosis reconfirmed with a psychiatrist) because my mom was in psychology school at the time and noticed my oldest brother had all of the symptoms lol Btw, our father has some symptoms too.
I'm surprised your mom didn't blame your phone.
About the beer benefits post - Somebody probably just made up some "facts" about it so he can be less judgemental about himself drinking beer...
There was a "scientific" study that showed that those who drink a little alcohol are healthier/live longer than those who doesn't drink any alcohol. Might be because the non-drinkers where or often are past alcoholics, but what do I know?
From a quick google search it looks like in 2010 there were some 'studies' that seem to be a little hard to track down, and have some strange claims that silicon was discovered to be in high concentrations in beer, more so than other products high in silicon. The conclusion that it's good for bones is like... they jumped from "Silicon is good for bones, it's high in beer, so therefore beer is good for bones." Ignoring all the OTHER effects of alcohol entirely.
Seems like recently people are re-discovering this 2010 'trend' and going wild with spreading the FACT that "Beer makes your bones stronger, oh also it improves your heart health and lowers you cholesterol"
Should be noted I didn't find ANYTHING about studies toward cholesterol or heart health.
Google is NOT a great way to find scientific facts.. but it IS a great way to find a lack of them. If you have trouble googling scientific findings, there's probably a reason.
Yeah, my uncle tries to sell me on "beer facts" all the time.
I bet that this beer health benefit study was done in Germany.
The reason why they say that moderate alcohol consumption lowers your chance of a heart attack is because if you drink some amount of alcohol you are more likely to be a bit more wealthy which makes you more likely to be less stressed which reduces heart attacks, (but the consumption itself doesn't have a positive effect)
great video as always, keep up the good work
Medical meme I came up with from the tongue thing:
Your tongue color can say something about your diet. For example, if it's bright blue, you probably just ate a blue popsical.
Blue gum
I am four parallel universes ahead of you
Really? What does it mean if my tongue is black?
@@helenalvarez9873 stop eating charcoal or you are burning on the inside and turning to ash
@@ad-skyobsidion4267 oh thanks, no wonder I was feeling funny.
@@ad-skyobsidion4267 😂😂
Scientifically speaking, alcohol is indeed a solution.
Lmao. Maybe not to your problems, but yeah.
I never laughed so hard in my life, but at the same time I feel bad for you. Things will get better.
@@LurqN- man he meant solution
A Liquid mixture consists of solution and solvent
LMAO.
raahym Mustafa, wow. I would never have guessed. 😐
Yeah love when my dancing increases my anxiety lmao
less then a minute in I had to pause and come look for this comment
Chiara Bondurri same
good, im glad i wasnt the only one who heard that xD i had to have a take 2 to check if he actually said that xD
@@chiarabondurri2028 same xD
Honestly with my moves anxiety really does increase.
1.12 dance does improve remembering because you remember the choreography and long term it helps in boosting memory!
Doctor Mike: Dance increase anxiety
Me, an introvert: Yes
I can relate! Pacing too 😂
Dance *in public* increase anxiety. I'm fine doing it alone as long as no one sees :)
Ive said it before Ill say it again, most of these are karens
Im 100% sure
Oh god yes
Epic Reddit meme
Ba Doai what is the video?
@Ba Doai wdym dude thats like for todlers
@Ba Doai you're a weird one
This is why beer is healthy
Dr. Mike: "Whoa, whoa, whoa."
RUclips: -inserts commerical for Blue Moon beer-
At that moment I got an ad for hard seltzer.
@Bakugou Lena I use ad blocker
@Bakugou Lena red bull has no alcohol
@Bakugou Lena it's free lmao
@Bakugou Lena Laptop Windows
9:22 a saline iv and a little food generally goes a long way towards knocking out a hangover.
Hangover cure: drink water during and after partying. No hangover. Easy.
There are multiple things you should do, drinking non alcoholic beverages is just one of them. Still, you are probably better off drinking powerade, pedialyte, or some kind of sports drink than regular water. You also probably should eat something if I remember correctly, I actually have a list somewhere back when I drank more frequently and it was all evidenced based from real studies and medical advice from doctors, not facebook bs. I think there's something about having food in your stomach slows the absorption of alcohol compared to drinking on an empty stomach.
Hangover cure: dont drink any alcohol 🤭
Defeat the alcohol without the alcohol I like it
Yep have done that everytime and no hangover lol
@@Alex-bn3ix I'm sure there's a science to it, but drinking water is what I do and it hasn't failed me yet. Also it's a lot less complicated to communicate to people compared to a list.
I GOT A BEER AD RIGHT AFTER HE SAID “this is why beer is healthy- whoa whoa whoa” NWKWKSSX
K P YAAAAA SAME I GOT A BUDWEISER AD
ME TOO! I LIVE IN ITALY AND I SAW AN ITALIAN BEER AD. WHAT
same
imagine not using adblock in 2020
OMW ME TOO what the heck! 😂
harvard literally has a webpage called "dancing and the brain" where they cite a few different studies describing the neurological benefits of dancing.
Yeah I feel like he didn’t really think hard about that one because exercise in general can have neurological benefits. Heck, even chewing gum improves memory retention while studying.
Most likely increases coordination not memory I think or maybe exercises memory by remembering choreography
@@6969MockingBird google "harvard" and "dance" there are linked studies that describe what they found.
Yeah, I think it could have some memory benefits because of choreography. It makes sense that practicing memorizing things can help.
Kelly Riddell organized dance yes, but like just dancing in general is a different story
For some reason, if you take a piece of cheese and you slap it on a babies forehead they stopped crying
1:31
Hey Doc, I think the claim about dancing helping with memory is because exercise stimulates the hippocampus, creativeness in dance stimulates other parts, and so on. As I recall, this can help with memory, to a point.
I think the goofy video with the baby was showing reflexology/accupressure.
Tf is a hippocampus
@@Its_me_Batman its the part of the brain that helps with forming memories
@@wagaaaa3728 k thx bye
@@Its_me_Batman The hippocampus plays a vital role in regulating learning, memory encoding, memory consolidation, and spatial navigation.
I thought that meant more like being able to remember a choreograpy
"Try these sleeping positions to improve your health"
Side-no
Stomach-yes
Back-no
All women: guess I'll die
woman: jokes on you! i have no boobs! *cries
Im a woman but I always sleep on my stomach 😁
Women with bigger chests were forgotten... as usual.
More like literally everyone 😂
@@rhyaloveaux women have *boobs* so it's a little harder
Facebook: This is why beer is healthy for you
Doc Mike: wow wow wow
RUclips: *STARTS BEER AD*
I’ve got a fake tetris ad
Beer ad here too hahaha
I got a camping/outdoor equipment ad. ⛺️
I looked back to see the ad and then I forgot I had youtube premium 🤦🏽♀️ sometimes I miss the ads
OMG IT WAS HILARIOUS
3:02 Dang doc, your subscapularis can sometimes get stuck in your head? That’s pretty far from your scapula, how does it get all the way up to your head???