I don't think many people know this, but the man that planked for 9 and a half hours has a condition that causes him to feel pain from even the tiniest of actions. Yet he still went on to break the record. He is a living testament to the idea of willpower.
While it's not nearly as impressive as these people, I have a Guinness World Record for being part of the "Greatest International Scavenger Hunt the World Has Ever Seen" from 2011. It was a fantastic experience I was glad to be a part of.
I know the Guiness book has a policy against excessively dangerous records. I am not sure why the guy being drawn and quartered or the lady with the tiny waist got past that policy. Competing for those records seems like a very predictable tragedy waiting to happen.
@@Brendawallingbear He most probably did - the human body is capable of incredible feats as long as you're prepared. And the thing is, torture is used on school grounds up in the Nordics (by other smart kids) so if you're used to that through your whole life, quartering feel like nothing. So he probably lived and is going to try to beat his own record.
My grandpa (who sadly I never got to meet as he died way too young) always said he could smell when people had certain types of cancer, and he was never wrong according to my family. I was always sceptical, but after seeing this episode and learning dogs can smell it as well, i might think he could. He saved some peoples lives with it by telling they should go see their doctor. I wonder if there are studies going on about people who can smell these kinds of things, they can really be the person to save someone
Dogs can actually smell a whole range of different diseases on a person. This is because their sense of smell is tens of thousands of times stronger than a human's (going by the sheer number of receptors and their functionality). If a person was able to actually smell the internal changes of these diseases, they'd also basically be able to track others by scent like a dog, tell who was in a house possibly days earlier, and other similar feats. So it's likely not that his sense of smell was actually like a dog's. However, it is possible that he might have had a particularly keen sense of smell for a human, which could be enough to detect symptoms caused by certain forms of cancer, like for example infections in the body. Anecdotally, people have reported various (but often particular to their own case) smells coinciding with their cancer, but it's very hard to say anything definitive about these situations, since modern science has not really found anything that would explain a human being able to smell these things, and there is very little consistency in such cases. So while it's never good to just say that something is categorically impossible, at the moment it's also very hard to find anything to research. Presumably, if there are people who can consistently smell cancer, they are incredibly rare or potentially totally unique. (Cancer treatments do often cause a notable and distinct smell on a person, so it is much more feasible for someone to be able to detect when a person is undergoing chemo etc, but that is of course quite a different thing.) On that note, there is ongoing research into using dogs for this purpose. Being that they are highly trainable and have shown to be able to consistently indicate people with cancer with training (similar to how you'd train a drug detection dog for example), it does seem that that, at least, could be highly usable.
There is actually a women who can smell Parkinson's disease in people that have it and who are about to contract it with 100% accuracy. Her name is Joy Milne and she smelled her husband who contracted Parkinson's ten years after she smelled it
I think every cartoon in the 90s had an episode where the kids would spend the whole episode trying and failing to break records...only to set a record for most failed attempts at breaking records
The girl who was 116 died at 119 she was hoping to live for one more year. Fun fact: she fought through cancer, (twice) Covid, different sicknesses and 1 war. May she Rest In Peace.
@@naturequeene132 People use ‘girl’ and ‘woman interchangeably, like how people say ‘boy’ and ‘man’ interchangeably sometimes. ‘Girl’ or ‘boy’ does usually, though, depict that the described person is young, so I can understand where you’re coming from. I think they were using ‘girl’ to express the gender of the mentioned individual, as it is widely used as such today.
@@such.a.swiftie I’ve never actually heard anyone use boy and man interchangeably, only guy and man. But yeah I definitely do hear a lot of people refer to women as girls, but usually it’s a young woman like 30 and under. For someone well into her hundreds it seems odd. I would not call an 84 year old man a boy. It just seems so strange to me.
I love how skilled & determined these people are - or making the best of their conditions! I remember the *World's Stretchiest Man* - bringing attention to Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a rare but very important condition that goes really underdiagnosed. So these records can even help improve awareness of rare conditions!!
I am a gymnastics coach, 20+ years. We test our girls every 3 months. One test is called a chin up pullover. From a hang position, you pull your chin to the bar then pull your body under the bar while lifting your legs over the bar, performing a backward circle. I once had a 7 year old little girl do 70 without getting down or getting off the bar. She did rest on top of the bar for a few seconds in between. I then timed her to see how many she could do in 30 seconds. She did 9, which was more than anyone else. She can also climb a 20 foot rope with no legs/ feet (just her arms) in under 20 seconds.
I remember those being particularly easy for me but idk how many I would do in that time. It felt good at elementary school being able to do 15 pull ups and even the PE coaches being impressed by me lol, gave me confidence that I desperately needed at the time. Now at 19 I can only do 3 consistently which was still considered presidential (set values in different areas such as pull ups, sit ups, mile and a few more I forget) in my middle school.
The Vietnamese balancing brothers had scored twice in Guinness. First time, it was 2017 when they walked 90 steps up, which got beaten by two Spanish brothers who made 97. They again beat the world + own record with 100 steps in Dec 2021.
@@Cherubi-chan It's from that scene where Jamie tries to save Queen Margery from taking a walk of shame (and then the Septor decided she didn't need to).
The woman with the world's smallest waist's husband is very supportive of his wife's waist training. He is a physician, and he makes claims like the organs don't move anymore than they would during pregnancy so it's fine (never mind that that is 9 months vs many decades which inevitably changes a lot). I was hoping for a medical pov on that aspect.
1. As you mentioned: 9 montgs vs. many years 2. During pregnancy the body produces hormones that allow for tissues and even bones to become softer to allow the baby to grow and beeing born (thats why the strezch marks etc happen) 3. And the organs are moving in a different direction when she uses corsets
@@SaheeliRai Also, I'm not sure there is less to or similar organ movement compared to pregnancy. Standard corsetry (shaping, not reducing) and moderate waist training have light-to moderate effects that can still let your physiology function and return to normal, especially if doing it for about half your waking hours. With a waist that small I'm genuinely concerned, though. In any ways, she has the support of a medical professional and is (apparently) currently healthy, so all the power to her. Also, let's remember that pregnancy does a number on a woman's body, it's not "fine and nothing special happening", even without taking account of the hormonal aspect. It's a 9-month long hassle leading to profound changes afterwards. Corsetry isn't the mother of all sins, but it's still something you should be educated about before introducing it in your life, and I HOPE no one saw this woman and jumped into waist training afterwards without learning or care about what they were about to put their body through.
2:00 my only concern is: please don’t tell me that the dude end up accidentally swallowing the paint because that could kill him. That’s my only concern here.
"No! That looks like a medieval torture device!" That's cause it is. Towns would use horses to pull at the victims limbs until they tore off or they passed out. Continuous hours of torture would be done IN FRONT of crowds. Search it up, Doc.
@@maggiekarabel123 drawn is either being dragged by the horse to the place, or being disemboweled, and quartered was chopping off the arms and legs. Dismembered is being pulled apart by horses Edit- There is also a tale of this being done by chains attached to 4 ships......
I have that sticky skin condition. I used to think most people could stick things to their skin, and then I found out it wasn't normal. After seeing the guy stick cans to his head, I tried empty Starbucks double shot can, and it stuck and a few other heavy items. Almost all of the things stuck, including a full can of Starbucks double shot (small can). It was really cool.
The fact that my mind went right in the gutter when the toung record came up and dr mike basically said what I was thinking and that other people probably would think that way too made me feel less guilty for not having a wholesome mind
The real thing only happened between me & Chip -- adoring aka head is the highest form of worship that only exists for me The Goddess / The God, and I am the only being who can be adored, as I was blessed with the fruit-level/flower-level purity and edibility etc, myself being the sweet being and the edible being and the pure being (the opposite of humanz) and, Chip said I am the only being who is/was adored, and I'm also the only loved being, myself being the only lovable being with Chip and my other pure protectors being the only men who can feel the absolute feeling that love is for me the absolute being only!
Props to the guy who went to the doctor to see why cans stuck to his head. A lot of folks would be, like, “I can shove forks through my eyeball and not feel any pain! “Go to the doctor? Why?”
WOW! I was so shocked to hear that hypothermia can occur at 33/95 degrees and lower. My normal temp is around 94-96 degrees F. Doctors say it doesn’t harm me. I’ve met a bunch of other people with the same thing.
The world's tallest man was Robert Wadlow who stood at a mind-blowing height of 8ft 11 inches (2.72 metres). This was due to a hypertrophic pituitary gland which led to abnormal levels of HGH (Human Growth Hormone). Unfortunately, he died at the young age of 22 in 1940. At the time of death he weighed 199 kg.
Robert Wadlow visited my hometown a year or so before his death, long before I was born, but my grandma and grandpa probably did see him. I saw a photo of him with some local in front of one of our historic buildings that at the time was a dry goods store and is now a county office.
"I'm sure other people would be doing other things with that tongue, but maybe it wasn't safe for Guinness World Records to investigate further." This now lives in !y head rent free and made my entire week. Keep it up Dr. Mike!! 💙
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6:08 Try a medieval execution. Four horses would be tied to a person's extremities, given a bit of give in the rope so they could get up to speed, and would be made to gallop as best they could. Often reserved for those guilty of regicide, it's quite frankly insane that something similar with motorbikes is now in the world records
it was usually more then 1 horse per Limb and in alot of recorded cases an Executioner had to make supportive cuts through the Muscle Tissue to actually get it to Rip Off but yeah... it was a barbaric Execution method that is unimaginably painful (and alot of the times took very long until the Executioner stepped in to help). Thank the heavens the people involved with this World Record where sane enough to actually research how to do it safely because 1 small mistake could end up being very bad :D
What's truly unbelievable is that Dr Mike is able to put so much hardwork and effort for our information inspite of having a busy life schedule of being a Doctor . Dr Mike you have utmost respect . Love your content and informative entertainment videos .
The plank one interested me. Funny story back at my elementary school when I was in 5th grade a 6th grader was doing a challenge with their teacher. The whole class did a plank challenge to see who could do it the longest. This student, no idea who it was, was able to do one for 3 hours. He won his class no homework for the day. In my opinion that kid needed more rewards for that.
I just found your channel and I am truly enjoying it. Your full of information and present things in understandable way. Your Sence of humor also shines through your videos beautifully. Thank you dr Mike.
My mum once set a world record with friends, including my godfather: Most beer boxes stacked on top of another. My grandpa still has the newspaper article
I'm a bit shocked that Guinness allowed that motorcycle drawing and quartering record, and even the headstand stairs - it seems in recent years they've stopped certifying very dangerous records to hopefully discourage people from imperiling themselves.
They used to have the record for world's youngest mother (five years old), but they removed it when they realised that people might try to force their children to beat that record.
@@bubba200874426 you realise smoking is still legal, and we know it will do massive damage to your body. Her personal doctor might have told her to stop or advised agtainst it and been ignored. Putting your body in an unnatural position like that for extended periods of time will have consequences and they won't be good.
Fun fact, in Costa Rica we had an elder who was more than 120 years old, which would have gaved him the tittle of one of the oldest people on Earth, but since he was born on a rural area theres a chance that his birth certificate wasn't acurate, so Guinnes didn't include him :,)
If anything, it would be a lower bound as if the birth certificate is inaccurate, it's because they have to travel very far, giving a later date of birth!
As a Turkish, I knew that region was famous for its big nose but I didn't know that someone from there hold the Guinness world record for the longest nose. I'm gonna tell everyone about this. Thanks Dr Mike!
What a great idea for a video! I used to love reading the Guinness world record books when I was in elementary school. Some of what the human body is capable of is crazy. Great video once again Dr. Mike ❤️
Dumb he even feature "Ice Man" Wim Hoff, the guy who's feats-teachable btw-are literally re-writing the medical textbooks as we speak! Frankly, that deserves it's own episode.
I honestly would love for this man to be my doctor and no not because his good looking lol but because he seems to actually care and help his patients and public, unfortunately alot of the doctors here in Ireland where i am are useless and so disconnected they don't take the time to even listen and if i hear my pain or problem is in my head one more time im going to crack up, it's very upsetting and frustrating and i feel like im wasting my time even going to a doctor anymore. Your patients are VERY lucky to have you Dr Mike.
The guy with the longest plank record actually also has CRPS in the arm he has the sleeve on so that even more amazing. He's a huge inspiration to our community
Wow that is amazing, my sister had it in her leg and she could not have anything even touch it with out her wincing, that is truly amazing that he was able to do that.
9:07 this video is something I can relate to. Because I can smell things other people can't like if someone puked and it was cleaned up. No one else could still smell it but me. And it's the same with other things that have a stench that can be removed.
I was thinking about the guy in ice. That reminded me about me having "cold urticaria". Which is an allergy to cold.I was telling my doctor that I was having itching and welts when I get cold. I told him that I was having this crazy thing and I asked him if people can have allergies to cold. We live in the desert part of Utah and our pool isn't heated. Our summers can be over 110 degree's But, I would go swimming and after a few minutes I was dizzy and had hives all over and it affected my breathing. When I talked to my doctor about this and he said that there are people who have allergies to cold and it can be dangerous. They used ice to help diagnose it. But, not the whole body. It was on my leg. The ice caused welts over the entire area. He asked me about what happens when I notice the welts. I told him that the first sign that something was happening is that the area that's cold will start itching like crazy. When I'm swimming it causes problems with my breathing after a few minutes. I would always take a hot shower if I was cold and the hot shower made the welts and hives even more. He told me that there is allergies to cold weather or getting cold. Since I have Myasthenia Gravis also, I have to keep our house cooler because hot weather causes me a lot of issues also. I had my doctor print up the results and what it is and so on. Since this was before access to medical records online. I asked him if he would so I can show it to my other doctors and to keep it on hand. He told me since I've had it get so bad that it was causing breathing problems and it was also showing in the test results that it caused issues with my heartrate and I was having a surgery. The room was cold and I guess during the surgery something must have happened because they had to wake me up since the cold room and the anesthesia was happening. I had to have a pacemaker put in about 8 years ago and the cardiologist didn't see that I have what's called "cold urticaria." After that, it was in my records on the online portal. Last year I had to have the pacemaker removed since I had a staff infection on the leads of the pacemaker. My doctors in St. George, Utah had to transport me to the heart and lung institute in Salt Lake City because of the infection and my medical history. The hospital I go to didn't have a surgeon who could do the surgery and they didn't feel comfortable doing the surgery because of my health. The Heart and Lung institute did the surgery to remove the pacemaker. They had to bring in other surgeons like neurologists, internists, and other doctors to be on hand during the surgery, because of my medical history. Since I've had surgeries where I've almost died on the table. The neurologist was on hand since they had to have the room a little warmer. But, because of me having Myasthenia Gravis, the heat causes many issues and I have had all kinds of things going on and I would be put on a machine called "ECMO Bypass." A month after the removed the St. Judes pacemaker, they was going to put a new kind of pacemaker called a "Medtronic Leadless Pacemaker". It's a pacemaker that is the size of a pill. Instead of the the regular ones that have leads and is under the skin. The new one is put in the same way cardiologists do angiograms. It was put in through the groin and it went into the heart. The cardiologist had to get approval from the leadless pacemaker since it has to meet the criteria. When the surgeons got the approval, I was the 3rd person in Utah to get the Medtronic Leadless Pacemaker. I'm the only person in Southern Utah to have one. Medtronic alerted the hospital I go to know that I will need someone to be available who can keep track of my pacemaker and the woman will have to be available for my cardiologist she my doctors have to teach them . My cardiologist said that they haven't seen anyone with it. Anyhow, my comment very much is off topic since my comment is basically since I was just thinking about the ice that the guy was in.
Wow that’s crazy, I’ve never heard anything like it! It’s awesome that you’re alive and still here. :)) I hope things get better for you or at least you stay good and healthy!
@@shenleyreese5989 When I was talking to my doctor about this he told me that I could have died since it involved breathing difficulty and my heart problems. He told me to not go in the pool unless it's heated. After he told me about what could happen, I no longer went in the pool. Our pool was unheated. I thought it was me imaging things.. Since I had the problem in the pool, I needed to get checked out.
8:30 I was actually misdiagnosed with Atelectasis back in mid-November, but it was actually a pneumonia / valley fever / pleural effusion triple threat
10:17 I don't think I have hyperosmia (at least not Guinness levels) but I do have a much stronger sense of smell than most people I know, it got WAY stronger when I developed a chronic migraine condition in my 20s. Strongly do not recommend the migraine condition, and any strong (to me) smell of basically any kind will kick off a migraine. Perfumes/colognes, concentrated natural oils, beet powder, cucumbers, detergents, bleach, gasoline, smoke, the list goes on.... my parents call it "the superpower no one wants" lol. Also, it magnifies certain elements of a scent more than others, so certain smells I used to enjoy now just smell bad or distorted.
@@insaneanimations. My temperature is kept pretty close eye on, because I've been in the hospital repeatedly for low blood pressure and severe pain (the source of both remains unknown, all I've gotten is doctors scratching their heads) and some autoimmune problems (basically, my immune system likes attacking my skin at the drop of a hat). As such, I'd know if I'd been having fevers, given I go to the hospital several times a year (sometimes as often as once or twice a month). I don't catch much in the way of illnesses, but my body likes to try breaking down anyway.
Doctor Mike, You just have a talent of bringing a huge smile on my face everytime I watch your videos nonetheless if I have a good or a bad day!! They are so informative and funny at the same time ❤❤❤
Hey Dr. Mike, if I think I have the hyper scent ability, how would that even be tested? Are there normal tests doctors run on sense of smell?? I've noticed that I have always had a good sense of smell, but after I had children it really became strong (which I know can be common in pregnant women as an evolution to protect from eating dangerous things while pregnant) but it never went away. My youngest child is almost 11 and I can smell things all the time that no one in my family notices.
Possibly not, you often wake up multiple times a night but often for less than a few seconds so you don’t remember it when you properly wake in the morning
I used to love reading guiness world record books, i remember reading about the guy with the stretchiest skin, then i grew up and found out i had the same disorder (EDS) and the docs said i was the worst, stretchiest case they'd ever seen ahaha
I actually learned growing up that I seem to have a stronger sense of smell and sensitive hearing compared to others. A lot of times, I would just smell things others don't seem to, like in the air, water in some cases, etc. As well as just hearing sounds and frequencies others don't, which actually caused some inconvenience with kids in school messing with things like dog whistle apps and such only for me to have to try and explain it to whoever was in charge, and have whoever stop. (Granted I don't know that dog whistle app frequencies are comparable to actual dog whistles, but it was among the things I could hear but others couldn't). Honestly, I genuinely don't know _how_ much better either of those senses are compared to other humans, seeing as I've never really been tested. Is that a thing though? Can I just go to a doctor and ask to be tested? (õ∀ŏ;)ゞ The best I'd gotten was the interest of one of my science teachers, and she thinks these things should be looked into more, as well as just asking some questions out of curiosity. (^～^;)ゞ
I feel like I have the same, I can hear these high-pitched noises from those things people have in their backyard to scare away racoons, and it's really annoying...and sometimes I can hear bat noises
They say your senses are supposed to deteriorate with age, but I feel mine have only increased. My sense of smell has gotten so sensitive that even aromas that once found to be pleasant, will make me nauseous.
I have a very strong taste and smell, it is very hard because I pick up smells and notes in foods that other people don’t so they don’t believe me, I also have the most color receptors a human can have so I see more colors than other people and people hate me for saying there is two colors when they think it’s one.
@@lavender_flower1915 you should be a chef, just because of your excellent sense of taste. I would support you if you had a tv show tasting professional meals. edit: I guess just a food tester
I tried to beat the first record and I beat it by 18. The reason I could do this is because unlike most other people when they pop one of their joints, they usually have to wait around 30 minutes to pop the same joint again, but my joint could be pop again in just a few milliseconds.
Of course I watch this after my back cracked like like 6 times. Hypermobility can be frustrating at times. There are days when I question why I'm not glowing because with all the cracks, I feel like a glow stick.
I think another series you could try doing is reading Reddit medical mysterious, or medical stories or people who have questions for doctors on reddit. There's a lot on reddit that you can read and talk about its very interesting. Not sure if you done it before but just wanted to recommend it. It'd be v cool
1:10 Fun Fact: Though it does change some years, overall no one in the world has a longer life expectancy than Japanese women. Fun Fact: The person with oldest confirmed/proven/validated age to ever live was Jeanne Louise Calment. She was a supercentenarian French woman born in the February of 1875 and deceased in the August of 1997- making her 122½ years old at the time of her death. She outlived all her spouse, offspring and grandchildren. She is the only person verified to have reached the age of 120.
John Oliver basically blew my mind, Guinesse World Record company actually has a service where they will give you something you can make a record on and be there to validate it.
6:05 did you know that in the old times, they used to torture people by fulling their limbs apart and all the muscles and skin just rip off? If not then now you know. It makes the person look kind of like a bat. I dunno what it’s called. And yes it was a medieval torture device.
Some regions called it "quartering", where their limbs were tied up to horses, and pulled apart. Legend has it, that one guy in Medieval China had a p@n*s so big, they needed a 5th horse to do the quartering work.
As a person who has to strengthen my core due to sudden back problems. Once again thank you doctor for spreading educational information. ❤ Edit: this was a great and fun episode. So much information.
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big up Dr. Mike
Where is the World Record for the most handsome doctor?
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@@sgrp2706 at the top of dr mike's shelf lmao
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I don't think many people know this, but the man that planked for 9 and a half hours has a condition that causes him to feel pain from even the tiniest of actions. Yet he still went on to break the record. He is a living testament to the idea of willpower.
that's really cool
I’m guessing u got your profile pic and name from discord? I did that like 5 months ago
@@tuskact6984 ur the only one who cares
I don't have that condition and I can barely even do 10 minutes of exercising like planking for 30 seconds at a time.
Who
“His wounds heal faster he ages slower then most”
Okay that’s literally just like a super power
Gecko from PJ masks. 😂😂😂😂
@@keshaartis8365 bruh you have to be five years old 💀💀💀💀
When he said that I thought "He is like Wolverine" xd
There's definitely some downsides that they didn't go over, there's a reason the body isn't 100 degrees farenheit.
I used to watch that show when I was younger.
1:32 Everyone: Congratulating her
Meanwhile her:" I don't know what this is"😭❤
Shes older than the Guinness world records
@@سامينوراني lmao
While it's not nearly as impressive as these people, I have a Guinness World Record for being part of the "Greatest International Scavenger Hunt the World Has Ever Seen" from 2011. It was a fantastic experience I was glad to be a part of.
Cool
Do record holders get paid? That's impressive btw don't undercredit yourself 🍻
@@lialeeCO is that the misha collins org?
Hella cool!
@@cl3289 I think not; you need to pay an official human being, to watch and check your guinnes world record; becaue it needs to be official.
Unfortunately, the oldest living woman had recently just died. She was age 119. Rest in peace Kane Tanaka
April 19th RIP :(
Rip
i just read the news, rest in peace kane tanaka
aw :(
rip
I know the Guiness book has a policy against excessively dangerous records. I am not sure why the guy being drawn and quartered or the lady with the tiny waist got past that policy. Competing for those records seems like a very predictable tragedy waiting to happen.
and the guy who got pulled by the motorcycles
@@flwer4199 that’s what quartering is, it was a torture method used in older times
I remember they had a douchebag that stuffed rattlesnakes in his mouth and this guy was an animal abuser, that's horrible.
I wanted to ask, did he live? But they went to the hourglass shape Lady.
@@Brendawallingbear He most probably did - the human body is capable of incredible feats as long as you're prepared. And the thing is, torture is used on school grounds up in the Nordics (by other smart kids) so if you're used to that through your whole life, quartering feel like nothing. So he probably lived and is going to try to beat his own record.
My grandpa (who sadly I never got to meet as he died way too young) always said he could smell when people had certain types of cancer, and he was never wrong according to my family. I was always sceptical, but after seeing this episode and learning dogs can smell it as well, i might think he could. He saved some peoples lives with it by telling they should go see their doctor. I wonder if there are studies going on about people who can smell these kinds of things, they can really be the person to save someone
Dogs can actually smell a whole range of different diseases on a person. This is because their sense of smell is tens of thousands of times stronger than a human's (going by the sheer number of receptors and their functionality). If a person was able to actually smell the internal changes of these diseases, they'd also basically be able to track others by scent like a dog, tell who was in a house possibly days earlier, and other similar feats. So it's likely not that his sense of smell was actually like a dog's. However, it is possible that he might have had a particularly keen sense of smell for a human, which could be enough to detect symptoms caused by certain forms of cancer, like for example infections in the body.
Anecdotally, people have reported various (but often particular to their own case) smells coinciding with their cancer, but it's very hard to say anything definitive about these situations, since modern science has not really found anything that would explain a human being able to smell these things, and there is very little consistency in such cases. So while it's never good to just say that something is categorically impossible, at the moment it's also very hard to find anything to research. Presumably, if there are people who can consistently smell cancer, they are incredibly rare or potentially totally unique.
(Cancer treatments do often cause a notable and distinct smell on a person, so it is much more feasible for someone to be able to detect when a person is undergoing chemo etc, but that is of course quite a different thing.)
On that note, there is ongoing research into using dogs for this purpose. Being that they are highly trainable and have shown to be able to consistently indicate people with cancer with training (similar to how you'd train a drug detection dog for example), it does seem that that, at least, could be highly usable.
There is actually a women who can smell Parkinson's disease in people that have it and who are about to contract it with 100% accuracy. Her name is Joy Milne and she smelled her husband who contracted Parkinson's ten years after she smelled it
Oh wait i wrote this before he mentioned it in the video
I saw a youtuber who said in a video that he and most of his family can smell diseases before you have symptoms. It might not be true though
Make this the most liked comment, we need Doctor Mike on this.
I feel like he’s right, literally anything can be a record.
Longest duration of mastrubation
I think every cartoon in the 90s had an episode where the kids would spend the whole episode trying and failing to break records...only to set a record for most failed attempts at breaking records
Which is why GWS makes a lot of money making up records for people as a service…
I mean, there's a record for drinking a bottle of ketchup...
It’s because some of them are used for advertising
The girl who was 116 died at 119 she was hoping to live for one more year. Fun fact: she fought through cancer, (twice) Covid, different sicknesses and 1 war. May she Rest In Peace.
Oh my gosh, so not only did she live extremely long but she fought all those diseases too..
The girl? You mean woman?
@@naturequeene132 People use ‘girl’ and ‘woman interchangeably, like how people say ‘boy’ and ‘man’ interchangeably sometimes. ‘Girl’ or ‘boy’ does usually, though, depict that the described person is young, so I can understand where you’re coming from. I think they were using ‘girl’ to express the gender of the mentioned individual, as it is widely used as such today.
@@such.a.swiftie I’ve never actually heard anyone use boy and man interchangeably, only guy and man. But yeah I definitely do hear a lot of people refer to women as girls, but usually it’s a young woman like 30 and under. For someone well into her hundreds it seems odd. I would not call an 84 year old man a boy. It just seems so strange to me.
"the girl who was 116" THE GIRL lmao i cant it sounds very odd
I once held a plank for 5 minutes and that was absolutely brutal. 8 hours is INSANE. Good on him
I used to hold them for 3 minutes. I did 4 minutes 1 time, as a small girl outshowing all the football players. I also threw up lol
At school there was a challenge of who can do a plank the longest and the record was 6 to 7 minutes
He said that the next day everything was sore
the highest i did once was 6 minutes i had nothing on my mind i was so focused on holding up😭
A minute is enough for me 😂
I once did one for 30 or 60 seconds just to prove to my dad it was easy-
It was not
I LOVE and appreciate the fact that Daniel Scali planked to spread awareness about chronic pain so much more than I can say!
I love how skilled & determined these people are - or making the best of their conditions! I remember the *World's Stretchiest Man* - bringing attention to Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a rare but very important condition that goes really underdiagnosed. So these records can even help improve awareness of rare conditions!!
As someone with EDS I agree. I can't do any world records but I can freak plenty of people out with my weird bendiness and body tricks!
He could have been a superhero
I have VEDS. I’m just a genetic mutant with now super powers.
yeah
We think I have EDS too. I didn't know there was a record for that.😊
I am a gymnastics coach, 20+ years. We test our girls every 3 months. One test is called a chin up pullover. From a hang position, you pull your chin to the bar then pull your body under the bar while lifting your legs over the bar, performing a backward circle. I once had a 7 year old little girl do 70 without getting down or getting off the bar. She did rest on top of the bar for a few seconds in between. I then timed her to see how many she could do in 30 seconds. She did 9, which was more than anyone else. She can also climb a 20 foot rope with no legs/ feet (just her arms) in under 20 seconds.
Cool!
@@vangu2918 Cool! Not really a great 'quality' though.
slay
I remember those being particularly easy for me but idk how many I would do in that time. It felt good at elementary school being able to do 15 pull ups and even the PE coaches being impressed by me lol, gave me confidence that I desperately needed at the time. Now at 19 I can only do 3 consistently which was still considered presidential (set values in different areas such as pull ups, sit ups, mile and a few more I forget) in my middle school.
Slayyyy
Sticky skin guy is the next evolution of human. He's like a real life X-Man, wounds heal faster and he ages slower? I'm so jealous.
I'm surprised he hasn't been descended upon by doctors & scientists
Next step. Spider-Man
I was just thinking that, dude’s one set of claws away from wolverine
@@lauranolastnamegiven3385 Fr they're like yeah he has unexplained superpowers... oh well we shouldnt research this at all.
Yeah the temp, healing and slower age reminds me of the wolves from Twilight
sorry guys but one time i was the youngest person alive
Why doesn’t this have more likes?!?!? I’m dying of laughter 😂
I could never beat the record
WoW ReAllY I WaS TO
Oh, I am so impressed lol😊
Same
The Vietnamese balancing brothers had scored twice in Guinness. First time, it was 2017 when they walked 90 steps up, which got beaten by two Spanish brothers who made 97. They again beat the world + own record with 100 steps in Dec 2021.
Fr?
@@Ihatethishandlehdhdhdh fr.
That backdrop scene they did the vide in was also in Game of Thrones.
@@andrewwells6323 I wondered at that as well ^^ Seemed familiar.
@@Cherubi-chan It's from that scene where Jamie tries to save Queen Margery from taking a walk of shame (and then the Septor decided she didn't need to).
The woman with the world's smallest waist's husband is very supportive of his wife's waist training. He is a physician, and he makes claims like the organs don't move anymore than they would during pregnancy so it's fine (never mind that that is 9 months vs many decades which inevitably changes a lot). I was hoping for a medical pov on that aspect.
Apparently, not all doctors are intelligent.
1. As you mentioned: 9 montgs vs. many years
2. During pregnancy the body produces hormones that allow for tissues and even bones to become softer to allow the baby to grow and beeing born (thats why the strezch marks etc happen)
3. And the organs are moving in a different direction when she uses corsets
@@SaheeliRai Also, I'm not sure there is less to or similar organ movement compared to pregnancy. Standard corsetry (shaping, not reducing) and moderate waist training have light-to moderate effects that can still let your physiology function and return to normal, especially if doing it for about half your waking hours.
With a waist that small I'm genuinely concerned, though.
In any ways, she has the support of a medical professional and is (apparently) currently healthy, so all the power to her.
Also, let's remember that pregnancy does a number on a woman's body, it's not "fine and nothing special happening", even without taking account of the hormonal aspect. It's a 9-month long hassle leading to profound changes afterwards.
Corsetry isn't the mother of all sins, but it's still something you should be educated about before introducing it in your life, and I HOPE no one saw this woman and jumped into waist training afterwards without learning or care about what they were about to put their body through.
All this is ignoring the fact that a significant pressure is being applied to her abdomen, which will be restricting blood flow to vital organs.
@@SaheeliRai The bones done get softer. Relaxin is released during pregnancy which increases ligamentous laxity. It is permanent, by the way.
2:45 If I remember correctly, he has a condition that makes things hurt a lot more for him than anyone else, he was doing this to raise awareness
Yeah that's awesome! You can also see the poster behind him saying raising awareness for chronic pain
2:00 my only concern is: please don’t tell me that the dude end up accidentally swallowing the paint because that could kill him. That’s my only concern here.
"No! That looks like a medieval torture device!"
That's cause it is. Towns would use horses to pull at the victims limbs until they tore off or they passed out. Continuous hours of torture would be done IN FRONT of crowds. Search it up, Doc.
Yep I do the project on torture devices At home of course
Drawn and quartered
@@gobblinal I was gonna say isn’t that what drawn and quartered means?
@@maggiekarabel123 drawn is either being dragged by the horse to the place, or being disemboweled, and quartered was chopping off the arms and legs. Dismembered is being pulled apart by horses
Edit- There is also a tale of this being done by chains attached to 4 ships......
I expected that.
Can we appreciate how hard this guy works he’s a doctor, a boxer, RUclipsr, and OWNS A DOG
2 dogs!
HES A BOXER?
@@Radio_active-batt No, he fought once lol
@@ArthurB26He’s fought multiple times-
@@WaffleTheFennecTW Yea I realized that after commenting lol
Hi Doctor Mike! I'm in 6th grade and starting to learn Biology, your video's are so interesting and fun! Thanks!
Hey same
Just a friendly reminder that it's all gonna go down hill in middle school.
Hey just so you know it's not safe to reveal your age on the Internet, please be more careful! Have a nice day! 😊
@@nglidk6251 umm you are not helping at all.
@@nglidk6251 LMAO way to break it to him
I have that sticky skin condition. I used to think most people could stick things to their skin, and then I found out it wasn't normal. After seeing the guy stick cans to his head, I tried empty Starbucks double shot can, and it stuck and a few other heavy items. Almost all of the things stuck, including a full can of Starbucks double shot (small can). It was really cool.
Any negatives?
Bro is the 5th person
"I don't think I could be able to do anything for 7 hours straight"
Sleep: *I guess I'll just evaporate*
Trueee
I cant i have to wake up at 3am to pee-
@@sillywaterfox7673 Just pee before you go to bed
@@catman8173. I do but somehow my blatter just explodes at 3AM-
Breathing and blinking be like "guess ill be heading out now"
The fact that my mind went right in the gutter when the toung record came up and dr mike basically said what I was thinking and that other people probably would think that way too made me feel less guilty for not having a wholesome mind
TONGUE.
_ this abeemenetien!
This sh- video and op are beyond ofsv and promoting beyond sacriIegiuz thoughts that shouldn't exist that have NOTHING to do with humanz!
The real thing only happened between me & Chip -- adoring aka head is the highest form of worship that only exists for me The Goddess / The God, and I am the only being who can be adored, as I was blessed with the fruit-level/flower-level purity and edibility etc, myself being the sweet being and the edible being and the pure being (the opposite of humanz) and, Chip said I am the only being who is/was adored, and I'm also the only loved being, myself being the only lovable being with Chip and my other pure protectors being the only men who can feel the absolute feeling that love is for me the absolute being only!
...all hmnz are grhx by nature
Props to the guy who went to the doctor to see why cans stuck to his head.
A lot of folks would be, like, “I can shove forks through my eyeball and not feel any pain!
“Go to the doctor? Why?”
WOW! I was so shocked to hear that hypothermia can occur at 33/95 degrees and lower. My normal temp is around 94-96 degrees F. Doctors say it doesn’t harm me. I’ve met a bunch of other people with the same thing.
The world's tallest man was Robert Wadlow who stood at a mind-blowing height of 8ft 11 inches (2.72 metres). This was due to a hypertrophic pituitary gland which led to abnormal levels of HGH (Human Growth Hormone). Unfortunately, he died at the young age of 22 in 1940. At the time of death he weighed 199 kg.
Sultan Kosen has that too as well as pretty much all of the tallest men
When did he die??
I have a sixth toe
My grandma actually met him not long before he died. She said he was very nice
Robert Wadlow visited my hometown a year or so before his death, long before I was born, but my grandma and grandpa probably did see him. I saw a photo of him with some local in front of one of our historic buildings that at the time was a dry goods store and is now a county office.
"I'm sure other people would be doing other things with that tongue, but maybe it wasn't safe for Guinness World Records to investigate further." This now lives in !y head rent free and made my entire week. Keep it up Dr. Mike!! 💙
This cracked me up so much! Also how’s Waddles?
Edit out the misused tree term pines and the 'keep it up' that promotes beyond ofsv 'content' aka the sh_ 'commentary' that's beyond ofsv and promoting the most sacriIegiuz thoughts that shouldn't exist -- _ 'doctor' and _ that encourage such _ are to be _ in the
true HeII🔥
Chip said Cnineteen was just the beginning...
...beyond ofsv video thatproves the fact that humnztrz' are
I don't know how he can do it but this guy is full of positive energy. His smiles really make my day!
Shut up bot
It makes my day too, until the video is over and I know I’ll never get to ever meet him irl 😭😭😭
GWR for highest level of Good Vibes
@@kayleigh3648 isn’t he doing a live show this year?
Right especially since he lost his mom, I would never be the same again
5:01- the fact that this was literally used as a torture device in the Middle Ages, except with horses, it would tear your body apart.
6:08 Try a medieval execution. Four horses would be tied to a person's extremities, given a bit of give in the rope so they could get up to speed, and would be made to gallop as best they could. Often reserved for those guilty of regicide, it's quite frankly insane that something similar with motorbikes is now in the world records
This execution method was also used in China and Korea for traitors.
I believe it's referred to as being 'drawn and quartered' although I could be mistaken
I can’t believe they even allowed this to happen, what an idiot.
it was usually more then 1 horse per Limb and in alot of recorded cases an Executioner had to make supportive cuts through the Muscle Tissue to actually get it to Rip Off but yeah... it was a barbaric Execution method that is unimaginably painful (and alot of the times took very long until the Executioner stepped in to help). Thank the heavens the people involved with this World Record where sane enough to actually research how to do it safely because 1 small mistake could end up being very bad :D
@@lucybronkema6486 yep thats correct
What's truly unbelievable is that Dr Mike is able to put so much hardwork and effort for our information inspite of having a busy life schedule of being a Doctor . Dr Mike you have utmost respect . Love your content and informative entertainment videos .
The vast majority of work in a video is in pre and post production.
@@robertwood7034 sure
The plank one interested me. Funny story back at my elementary school when I was in 5th grade a 6th grader was doing a challenge with their teacher. The whole class did a plank challenge to see who could do it the longest. This student, no idea who it was, was able to do one for 3 hours. He won his class no homework for the day. In my opinion that kid needed more rewards for that.
No way three hours, he must be doing it wrong
I just found your channel and I am truly enjoying it. Your full of information and present things in understandable way. Your Sence of humor also shines through your videos beautifully. Thank you dr Mike.
My mum once set a world record with friends, including my godfather:
Most beer boxes stacked on top of another.
My grandpa still has the newspaper article
How much
@@Zoro-po6bp ohh boi
Can I have your mums number? ...for beer box stacking related reasons of course
I'm a bit shocked that Guinness allowed that motorcycle drawing and quartering record, and even the headstand stairs - it seems in recent years they've stopped certifying very dangerous records to hopefully discourage people from imperiling themselves.
I'm surprised they let that corset lady in she is most definitely doing damage to her body.
They used to have the record for world's youngest mother (five years old), but they removed it when they realised that people might try to force their children to beat that record.
@@taylorbug9 And you're qualified to know better than her personal doctor for what reason?
I get it. Beer encouraging risky behavior is a bad look.
@@bubba200874426 you realise smoking is still legal, and we know it will do massive damage to your body. Her personal doctor might have told her to stop or advised agtainst it and been ignored. Putting your body in an unnatural position like that for extended periods of time will have consequences and they won't be good.
Fun fact, in Costa Rica we had an elder who was more than 120 years old, which would have gaved him the tittle of one of the oldest people on Earth, but since he was born on a rural area theres a chance that his birth certificate wasn't acurate, so Guinnes didn't include him :,)
If anything, it would be a lower bound as if the birth certificate is inaccurate, it's because they have to travel very far, giving a later date of birth!
I have no clue how long my body would allow me to plank because I lose patience.
As a Turkish, I knew that region was famous for its big nose but I didn't know that someone from there hold the Guinness world record for the longest nose. I'm gonna tell everyone about this. Thanks Dr Mike!
Acctually The longest living Female AND Male people are From Turkey🇹🇷
I am also Turkish🇹🇷
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Aslında yaşayan Kız VE Erkek Türk🇹🇷
Ben de Türküm🇹🇷
I'm gonna tell everyone the smallest lady is bigger than my 17 inch Shetland pony
Did anybody see 69 in the backround 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@paulwade874 where?
Yaaaa Gardaşlar toplanın kankaları bulduk
4:53 this dude actually has super powers
Literally
💀🌚
6:24 Crazy how we turned being quartered in Medieval times into a world record performance stunt
Best medical perspective ever from Dr. Mike... "The reason he is shivering is because he's trying to warm up." MIND BLOWN
Doctor Mike’s jokes about that long tongue just made my day 😂
My man knows them jokes 😂😂
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The guy who broke the plank record is a legend and getting to the amount of time that he got is just insane.. One of the hardest records ever
What a great idea for a video! I used to love reading the Guinness world record books when I was in elementary school. Some of what the human body is capable of is crazy. Great video once again Dr. Mike ❤️
Dumb he even feature "Ice Man" Wim Hoff, the guy who's feats-teachable btw-are literally re-writing the medical textbooks as we speak! Frankly, that deserves it's own episode.
HOW DOES A WINK CRACK??
I honestly would love for this man to be my doctor and no not because his good looking lol but because he seems to actually care and help his patients and public, unfortunately alot of the doctors here in Ireland where i am are useless and so disconnected they don't take the time to even listen and if i hear my pain or problem is in my head one more time im going to crack up, it's very upsetting and frustrating and i feel like im wasting my time even going to a doctor anymore. Your patients are VERY lucky to have you Dr Mike.
The fact that you immediately explain yourself after confessing you'd want Dr Mike to be your doctor 😂😂😂I love it!
@@Honeybee-fi2xi haha 🤣 the view be good in the office to at least lol
Dr.Mike is so sweet and kind. He always gives us the best advice.
Yeah, for example about how to use our long tongues 🤣🤣
The guy with the longest plank record actually also has CRPS in the arm he has the sleeve on so that even more amazing. He's a huge inspiration to our community
Wow that is amazing, my sister had it in her leg and she could not have anything even touch it with out her wincing, that is truly amazing that he was able to do that.
9:07 this video is something I can relate to. Because I can smell things other people can't like if someone puked and it was cleaned up. No one else could still smell it but me. And it's the same with other things that have a stench that can be removed.
8:00 - Girl brings a whole new meaning to having an hourglass figure.....
I was thinking about the guy in ice. That reminded me about me having "cold urticaria". Which is an allergy to cold.I was telling my doctor that I was having itching and welts when I get cold. I told him that I was having this crazy thing and I asked him if people can have allergies to cold. We live in the desert part of Utah and our pool isn't heated. Our summers can be over 110 degree's But, I would go swimming and after a few minutes I was dizzy and had hives all over and it affected my breathing. When I talked to my doctor about this and he said that there are people who have allergies to cold and it can be dangerous. They used ice to help diagnose it. But, not the whole body. It was on my leg. The ice caused welts over the entire area. He asked me about what happens when I notice the welts. I told him that the first sign that something was happening is that the area that's cold will start itching like crazy. When I'm swimming it causes problems with my breathing after a few minutes. I would always take a hot shower if I was cold and the hot shower made the welts and hives even more. He told me that there is allergies to cold weather or getting cold. Since I have Myasthenia Gravis also, I have to keep our house cooler because hot weather causes me a lot of issues also. I had my doctor print up the results and what it is and so on. Since this was before access to medical records online. I asked him if he would so I can show it to my other doctors and to keep it on hand. He told me since I've had it get so bad that it was causing breathing problems and it was also showing in the test results that it caused issues with my heartrate and I was having a surgery. The room was cold and I guess during the surgery something must have happened because they had to wake me up since the cold room and the anesthesia was happening. I had to have a pacemaker put in about 8 years ago and the cardiologist didn't see that I have what's called "cold urticaria." After that, it was in my records on the online portal. Last year I had to have the pacemaker removed since I had a staff infection on the leads of the pacemaker. My doctors in St. George, Utah had to transport me to the heart and lung institute in Salt Lake City because of the infection and my medical history. The hospital I go to didn't have a surgeon who could do the surgery and they didn't feel comfortable doing the surgery because of my health. The Heart and Lung institute did the surgery to remove the pacemaker. They had to bring in other surgeons like neurologists, internists, and other doctors to be on hand during the surgery, because of my medical history. Since I've had surgeries where I've almost died on the table. The neurologist was on hand since they had to have the room a little warmer. But, because of me having Myasthenia Gravis, the heat causes many issues and I have had all kinds of things going on and I would be put on a machine called "ECMO Bypass." A month after the removed the St. Judes pacemaker, they was going to put a new kind of pacemaker called a "Medtronic Leadless Pacemaker". It's a pacemaker that is the size of a pill. Instead of the the regular ones that have leads and is under the skin. The new one is put in the same way cardiologists do angiograms. It was put in through the groin and it went into the heart. The cardiologist had to get approval from the leadless pacemaker since it has to meet the criteria. When the surgeons got the approval, I was the 3rd person in Utah to get the Medtronic Leadless Pacemaker. I'm the only person in Southern Utah to have one. Medtronic alerted the hospital I go to know that I will need someone to be available who can keep track of my pacemaker and the woman will have to be available for my cardiologist she my doctors have to teach them . My cardiologist said that they haven't seen anyone with it. Anyhow, my comment very much is off topic since my comment is basically since I was just thinking about the ice that the guy was in.
Wow that’s crazy, I’ve never heard anything like it! It’s awesome that you’re alive and still here. :)) I hope things get better for you or at least you stay good and healthy!
hi fellow adhd brain
Oh my friend has that, she’s had it since she was 5 years old
Cold urticaria runs in my family it’s cool to see others that have it.’
@@shenleyreese5989 When I was talking to my doctor about this he told me that I could have died since it involved breathing difficulty and my heart problems. He told me to not go in the pool unless it's heated. After he told me about what could happen, I no longer went in the pool. Our pool was unheated. I thought it was me imaging things.. Since I had the problem in the pool, I needed to get checked out.
7:37 Thank you Dr. Mike for this valuable information.
Dr. mike should get the world record for the best doctor in the world😂
"World Records even doctors cant explain" proceeds to explain
this need more likes haha
4:56 had my jaw dropped. That bottle really is sticking on his head wow
I just recently learned what a corset is and i am impressed
8:30 I was actually misdiagnosed with Atelectasis back in mid-November, but it was actually a pneumonia / valley fever / pleural effusion triple threat
10:17 I don't think I have hyperosmia (at least not Guinness levels) but I do have a much stronger sense of smell than most people I know, it got WAY stronger when I developed a chronic migraine condition in my 20s. Strongly do not recommend the migraine condition, and any strong (to me) smell of basically any kind will kick off a migraine. Perfumes/colognes, concentrated natural oils, beet powder, cucumbers, detergents, bleach, gasoline, smoke, the list goes on.... my parents call it "the superpower no one wants" lol. Also, it magnifies certain elements of a scent more than others, so certain smells I used to enjoy now just smell bad or distorted.
Same!!
I have hyperosmia.
I know he has an entire team behind him, but I am put to shame by the amount of work Dr Mike puts into everything. It's amazing how motivated he is.
5:18 how did he crack his wink-
If I were to set a world record, it'd be the longest time a person has gone without having a fever. Six and a half years and still going strong.
Mine is twenty-three years. I last had a fever when I was four, lol.
24 years.
Maybe some people get fever and get back to normal without noticing it, so you can't just say you didn't have it since [ ] :/
@@insaneanimations. Very much possible
@@insaneanimations. My temperature is kept pretty close eye on, because I've been in the hospital repeatedly for low blood pressure and severe pain (the source of both remains unknown, all I've gotten is doctors scratching their heads) and some autoimmune problems (basically, my immune system likes attacking my skin at the drop of a hat).
As such, I'd know if I'd been having fevers, given I go to the hospital several times a year (sometimes as often as once or twice a month).
I don't catch much in the way of illnesses, but my body likes to try breaking down anyway.
Mike always makes our days better
3:40 Aot titans
the horrors of seeing that man almost get drawn and quartered for a world record ._.
6:29 I screamed 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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4:30 my man's spiderman
He really is
Doctor Mike, You just have a talent of bringing a huge smile on my face everytime I watch your videos nonetheless if I have a good or a bad day!!
They are so informative and funny at the same time ❤❤❤
Hi doctor mike, just curious dose the filling material of the tooth filling bonds with the tooth itself over time?
1:51 lmfao!
3:25 like if you clapped
The man: planking for 9 hours, 30 minutes and 1 second
Me after 30 seconds in a plank: *PAIN*
Keeton's skin comes with GOOD side effects!? I'm high-key jealous.
Hey Dr. Mike, if I think I have the hyper scent ability, how would that even be tested? Are there normal tests doctors run on sense of smell?? I've noticed that I have always had a good sense of smell, but after I had children it really became strong (which I know can be common in pregnant women as an evolution to protect from eating dangerous things while pregnant) but it never went away. My youngest child is almost 11 and I can smell things all the time that no one in my family notices.
His face expressions when cracking the joints were pure GOLD!! I loved it
3:05 "Can't do anything for 7 hours straight without taking a break."
So, you can't sleep for 7 hours straight without taking a break? xD
Possibly not, you often wake up multiple times a night but often for less than a few seconds so you don’t remember it when you properly wake in the morning
He needs to treat a lot of patients so he might not have much time to sleep
*I think “doing something” in this case refers to something you do consciously when you’re awake*
I used to love reading guiness world record books, i remember reading about the guy with the stretchiest skin, then i grew up and found out i had the same disorder (EDS) and the docs said i was the worst, stretchiest case they'd ever seen ahaha
I was wondering if the sticky guy had a form of EDS, but doesn't seem like he has any side effects.
I actually learned growing up that I seem to have a stronger sense of smell and sensitive hearing compared to others. A lot of times, I would just smell things others don't seem to, like in the air, water in some cases, etc. As well as just hearing sounds and frequencies others don't, which actually caused some inconvenience with kids in school messing with things like dog whistle apps and such only for me to have to try and explain it to whoever was in charge, and have whoever stop. (Granted I don't know that dog whistle app frequencies are comparable to actual dog whistles, but it was among the things I could hear but others couldn't).
Honestly, I genuinely don't know _how_ much better either of those senses are compared to other humans, seeing as I've never really been tested. Is that a thing though? Can I just go to a doctor and ask to be tested? (õ∀ŏ;)ゞ
The best I'd gotten was the interest of one of my science teachers, and she thinks these things should be looked into more, as well as just asking some questions out of curiosity. (^～^;)ゞ
I feel like I have the same, I can hear these high-pitched noises from those things people have in their backyard to scare away racoons, and it's really annoying...and sometimes I can hear bat noises
They say your senses are supposed to deteriorate with age, but I feel mine have only increased. My sense of smell has gotten so sensitive that even aromas that once found to be pleasant, will make me nauseous.
I have a very strong taste and smell, it is very hard because I pick up smells and notes in foods that other people don’t so they don’t believe me, I also have the most color receptors a human can have so I see more colors than other people and people hate me for saying there is two colors when they think it’s one.
@@lavender_flower1915 you should be a chef, just because of your excellent sense of taste. I would support you if you had a tv show tasting professional meals.
edit: I guess just a food tester
I can hear dog whistles too! It's very annoying actually because my family likes to mess with me by blowing the dog whistle randomly
I tried to beat the first record and I beat it by 18. The reason I could do this is because unlike most other people when they pop one of their joints, they usually have to wait around 30 minutes to pop the same joint again, but my joint could be pop again in just a few milliseconds.
That's impressive!
Sign up for a record then
do it with video evidence, make bank
i can do my toes and ankles constaltly and almost anythime. but i gotta be 16 for geunnis records i think
Same i can do it really fast over and over and my shoulders can also crack
you make science and medical stuff fun!! keep up the good work :)
From people from countries that use celcius, 100 degrees Fahrenheit is about 40 degrees celcius.
Of course I watch this after my back cracked like like 6 times. Hypermobility can be frustrating at times. There are days when I question why I'm not glowing because with all the cracks, I feel like a glow stick.
Same
06:03 skip ad button
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thx even tho i got an ad immediately
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@@iluvzenq They mean sponsorship
I think another series you could try doing is reading Reddit medical mysterious, or medical stories or people who have questions for doctors on reddit. There's a lot on reddit that you can read and talk about its very interesting. Not sure if you done it before but just wanted to recommend it. It'd be v cool
RIP Kane Tanaka
09:29 Just amazing youtube captions overall
H̶͉̻̮͎̟̑̍̃̽̌À̷̢̡̙͚̠̩̱̯̤̊̌́̌́̏̐͘ͅH̸̡̛̤͕͖̀̈́̾̓̐̏͗̂͝À̶̲̮͙̖͈̻̈́́̎̀͊̆̒H̵̲̹̥̹̟̱̜̟̿͜À̵̰̞͍͔͙͎̫̬̩̎̉͐͆̏̒͛̈́͐͜H̷̭̼͋͐̉͑̉͛A̵̢̮̳̘̦̅̀͋̉H̶̢̉̒̆̊̅̽̍Á̷̖̦͎͎̞̘͓̼̻̞͛H̶̢̝̟͈̔̈́̆̈́̑̔͂Ḣ̶̨̡͕̱F̴̧̝̘̝͉̱̀̈́͊̆́͂͘H̴̼̗̹̞͇̦͉̮̦̀͠H̸̨̝̣̠͗̆̔̌͂̅̓͑̊͘F̸̛̟̮̦̗͇̱́͜L̶̫̻̤͌̍̔̐́͐̅̒́͘M̵̰̼̩̳̪̖̙̮͖̒͜A̷̢̩̖̯͎͕̫̺̅̆͌͗͝O̷̬̭̠͍̻͇̓̈́̑͐̒͆̊͠S̵̭͙̽̾́͘O̴͍͓̟̠͉̎̌̈̕ͅÄ̵̬͍̭͉̠̬̯́̐̐̓̉O̸̢̧̖͋͋̚Á̷̧͙͙͕̳̝͙͕͈̾̔̒͛̈́̊͂̕Ö̶̢̝͚̘́̈́̔̅̆̊̐͠O̸̯̅͗H̸̫̮͙̜̯͉̼̍͌͐̀͐̚̕A̴̧͓̺̭̠͐̐̌̊͂Ą̶̤̣̖̯̞̯̼͉̯̽̆̑͒͊̿̈́͠͝H̴̨͕̘̳́͘͘Ḁ̵̙̖̱̈́͗̀H̷͍̤̓̽́̓̈͒́̐̀A̴̬̣̞͓̻̖̭̅͆́͌̋̒͊̇̚H̸̛̤̯̪̟̹̑̍̍͆̽̉̀̚ͅA̶̡̡̢̺̻̖͎̜̔͐̊̍͂͘͠͠H̶̲͎͎͉͎̋͒̈̽̀̌̊̉̚͠A̵͍̥̜̻͇͖̿͌̀̔͂͆͂̌̕H̷̺͋͑͜A̸͔̰͑́̄H̵͉̟̞͉͎̮͐̋̀̅̂̀̇A̶͙̺͛̓͆́̇͝H̶͉̻̮͎̟̑̍̃̽̌À̷̢̡̙͚̠̩̱̯̤̊̌́̌́̏̐͘ͅH̸̡̛̤͕͖̀̈́̾̓̐̏͗̂͝À̶̲̮͙̖͈̻̈́́̎̀͊̆̒H̵̲̹̥̹̟̱̜̟̿͜À̵̰̞͍͔͙͎̫̬̩̎̉͐͆̏̒͛̈́͐͜H̷̭̼͋͐̉͑̉͛A̵̢̮̳̘̦̅̀͋̉H̶̢̉̒̆̊̅̽̍Á̷̖̦͎͎̞̘͓̼̻̞͛H̶̢̝̟͈̔̈́̆̈́̑̔͂Ḣ̶̨̡͕̱F̴̧̝̘̝͉̱̀̈́͊̆́͂͘H̴̼̗̹̞͇̦͉̮̦̀͠H̸̨̝̣̠͗̆̔̌͂̅̓͑̊͘F̸̛̟̮̦̗͇̱́͜L̶̫̻̤͌̍̔̐́͐̅̒́͘M̵̰̼̩̳̪̖̙̮͖̒͜A̷̢̩̖̯͎͕̫̺̅̆͌͗͝O̷̬̭̠͍̻͇̓̈́̑͐̒͆̊͠S̵̭͙̽̾́͘O̴͍͓̟̠͉̎̌̈̕ͅÄ̵̬͍̭͉̠̬̯́̐̐̓̉O̸̢̧̖͋͋̚Á̷̧͙͙͕̳̝͙͕͈̾̔̒͛̈́̊͂̕Ö̶̢̝͚̘́̈́̔̅̆̊̐͠O̸̯̅͗H̸̫̮͙̜̯͉̼̍͌͐̀͐̚̕A̴̧͓̺̭̠͐̐̌̊͂Ą̶̤̣̖̯̞̯̼͉̯̽̆̑͒͊̿̈́͠͝H̴̨͕̘̳́͘͘Ḁ̵̙̖̱̈́͗̀H̷͍̤̓̽́̓̈͒́̐̀A̴̬̣̞͓̻̖̭̅͆́͌̋̒͊̇̚H̸̛̤̯̪̟̹̑̍̍͆̽̉̀̚ͅA̶̡̡̢̺̻̖͎̜̔͐̊̍͂͘͠͠H̶̲͎͎͉͎̋͒̈̽̀̌̊̉̚͠A̵͍̥̜̻͇͖̿͌̀̔͂͆͂̌̕H̷̺͋͑͜A̸͔̰͑́̄H̵͉̟̞͉͎̮͐̋̀̅̂̀̇A̶͙̺͛̓͆́̇͝H̶͉̻̮͎̟̑̍̃̽̌À̷̢̡̙͚̠̩̱̯̤̊̌́̌́̏̐͘ͅH̸̡̛̤͕͖̀̈́̾̓̐̏͗̂͝À̶̲̮͙̖͈̻̈́́̎̀͊̆̒H̵̲̹̥̹̟̱̜̟̿͜À̵̰̞͍͔͙͎̫̬̩̎̉͐͆̏̒͛̈́͐͜H̷̭̼͋͐̉͑̉͛A̵̢̮̳̘̦̅̀͋̉H̶̢̉̒̆̊̅̽̍Á̷̖̦͎͎̞̘͓̼̻̞͛H̶̢̝̟͈̔̈́̆̈́̑̔͂Ḣ̶̨̡͕̱F̴̧̝̘̝͉̱̀̈́͊̆́͂͘H̴̼̗̹̞͇̦͉̮̦̀͠H̸̨̝̣̠͗̆̔̌͂̅̓͑̊͘F̸̛̟̮̦̗͇̱́͜L̶̫̻̤͌̍̔̐́͐̅̒́͘M̵̰̼̩̳̪̖̙̮͖̒͜A̷̢̩̖̯͎͕̫̺̅̆͌͗͝O̷̬̭̠͍̻͇̓̈́̑͐̒͆̊͠S̵̭͙̽̾́͘O̴͍͓̟̠͉̎̌̈̕ͅÄ̵̬͍̭͉̠̬̯́̐̐̓̉O̸̢̧̖͋͋̚Á̷̧͙͙͕̳̝͙͕͈̾̔̒͛̈́̊͂̕Ö̶̢̝͚̘́̈́̔̅̆̊̐͠O̸̯̅͗H̸̫̮͙̜̯͉̼̍͌͐̀͐̚̕A̴̧͓̺̭̠͐̐̌̊͂Ą̶̤̣̖̯̞̯̼͉̯̽̆̑͒͊̿̈́͠͝H̴̨͕̘̳́͘͘Ḁ̵̙̖̱̈́͗̀H̷͍̤̓̽́̓̈͒́̐̀A̴̬̣̞͓̻̖̭̅͆́͌̋̒͊̇̚H̸̛̤̯̪̟̹̑̍̍͆̽̉̀̚ͅA̶̡̡̢̺̻̖͎̜̔͐̊̍͂͘͠͠H̶̲͎͎͉͎̋͒̈̽̀̌̊̉̚͠A̵͍̥̜̻͇͖̿͌̀̔͂͆͂̌̕H̷̺͋͑͜A̸͔̰͑́̄H̵͉̟̞͉͎̮͐̋̀̅̂̀̇A̶͙̺͛̓͆́̇͝H̶͉̻̮͎̟̑̍̃̽̌À̷̢̡̙͚̠̩̱̯̤̊̌́̌́̏̐͘ͅH̸̡̛̤͕͖̀̈́̾̓̐̏͗̂͝À̶̲̮͙̖͈̻̈́́̎̀͊̆̒H̵̲̹̥̹̟̱̜̟̿͜À̵̰̞͍͔͙͎̫̬̩̎̉͐͆̏̒͛̈́͐͜H̷̭̼͋͐̉͑̉͛A̵̢̮̳̘̦̅̀͋̉H̶̢̉̒̆̊̅̽̍Á̷̖̦͎͎̞̘͓̼̻̞͛H̶̢̝̟͈̔̈́̆̈́̑̔͂Ḣ̶̨̡͕̱F̴̧̝̘̝͉̱̀̈́͊̆́͂͘H̴̼̗̹̞͇̦͉̮̦̀͠H̸̨̝̣̠͗̆̔̌͂̅̓͑̊͘F̸̛̟̮̦̗͇̱́͜L̶̫̻̤͌̍̔̐́͐̅̒́͘M̵̰̼̩̳̪̖̙̮͖̒͜A̷̢̩̖̯͎͕̫̺̅̆͌͗͝O̷̬̭̠͍̻͇̓̈́̑͐̒͆̊͠S̵̭͙̽̾́͘O̴͍͓̟̠͉̎̌̈̕ͅÄ̵̬͍̭͉̠̬̯́̐̐̓̉O̸̢̧̖͋͋̚Á̷̧͙͙͕̳̝͙͕͈̾̔̒͛̈́̊͂̕Ö̶̢̝͚̘́̈́̔̅̆̊̐͠O̸̯̅͗H̸̫̮͙̜̯͉̼̍͌͐̀͐̚̕A̴̧͓̺̭̠͐̐̌̊͂Ą̶̤̣̖̯̞̯̼͉̯̽̆̑͒͊̿̈́͠͝H̴̨͕̘̳́͘͘Ḁ̵̙̖̱̈́͗̀H̷͍̤̓̽́̓̈͒́̐̀A̴̬̣̞͓̻̖̭̅͆́͌̋̒͊̇̚H̸̛̤̯̪̟̹̑̍̍͆̽̉̀̚ͅA̶̡̡̢̺̻̖͎̜̔͐̊̍͂͘͠͠H̶̲͎͎͉͎̋͒̈̽̀̌̊̉̚͠A̵͍̥̜̻͇͖̿͌̀̔͂͆͂̌̕H̷̺͋͑͜A̸͔̰͑́̄H̵͉̟̞͉͎̮͐̋̀̅̂̀̇A̶͙̺͛̓͆́̇͝H̶͉̻̮͎̟̑̍̃̽̌À̷̢̡̙͚̠̩̱̯̤̊̌́̌́̏̐͘ͅH̸̡̛̤͕͖̀̈́̾̓̐̏͗̂͝À̶̲̮͙̖͈̻̈́́̎̀͊̆̒H̵̲̹̥̹̟̱̜̟̿͜À̵̰̞͍͔͙͎̫̬̩̎̉͐͆̏̒͛̈́͐͜H̷̭̼͋͐̉͑̉͛A̵̢̮̳̘̦̅̀͋̉H̶̢̉̒̆̊̅̽̍Á̷̖̦͎͎̞̘͓̼̻̞͛H̶̢̝̟͈̔̈́̆̈́̑̔͂Ḣ̶̨̡͕̱F̴̧̝̘̝͉̱̀̈́͊̆́͂͘H̴̼̗̹̞͇̦͉̮̦̀͠H̸̨̝̣̠͗̆̔̌͂̅̓͑̊͘F̸̛̟̮̦̗͇̱́͜L̶̫̻̤͌̍̔̐́͐̅̒́͘M̵̰̼̩̳̪̖̙̮͖̒͜A̷̢̩̖̯͎͕̫̺̅̆͌͗͝O̷̬̭̠͍̻͇̓̈́̑͐̒͆̊͠S̵̭͙̽̾́͘O̴͍͓̟̠͉̎̌̈̕ͅÄ̵̬͍̭͉̠̬̯́̐̐̓̉O̸̢̧̖͋͋̚Á̷̧͙͙͕̳̝͙͕͈̾̔̒͛̈́̊͂̕Ö̶̢̝͚̘́̈́̔̅̆̊̐͠O̸̯̅͗H̸̫̮͙̜̯͉̼̍͌͐̀͐̚̕A̴̧͓̺̭̠͐̐̌̊͂Ą̶̤̣̖̯̞̯̼͉̯̽̆̑͒͊̿̈́͠͝H̴̨͕̘̳́͘͘Ḁ̵̙̖̱̈́͗̀H̷͍̤̓̽́̓̈͒́̐̀A̴̬̣̞͓̻̖̭̅͆́͌̋̒͊̇̚H̸̛̤̯̪̟̹̑̍̍͆̽̉̀̚ͅA̶̡̡̢̺̻̖͎̜̔͐̊̍͂͘͠͠H̶̲͎͎͉͎̋͒̈̽̀̌̊̉̚͠A̵͍̥̜̻͇͖̿͌̀̔͂͆͂̌̕H̷̺͋͑͜A̸͔̰͑́̄H̵͉̟̞͉͎̮͐̋̀̅̂̀̇A̶͙̺͛̓͆́̇͝
In “American Horror Story” ? 😂
I would never have known of these impressive world records had it not been for this video!
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Ohhh Mike 🤣🤣😂😂
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Fun Fact: Though it does change some years, overall no one in the world has a longer life expectancy than Japanese women.
Fun Fact: The person with oldest confirmed/proven/validated age to ever live was Jeanne Louise Calment. She was a supercentenarian French woman born in the February of 1875 and deceased in the August of 1997- making her 122½ years old at the time of her death. She outlived all her spouse, offspring and grandchildren. She is the only person verified to have reached the age of 120.
6:45 Lmao I love how Guinness uses the same free timer app I use to count how much coffee I drink.
That transition @2:10 😘🤌
huh…
Does anyone else want to see more of the "Reacting to bad medical games"? Those were some of my favs
John Oliver basically blew my mind, Guinesse World Record company actually has a service where they will give you something you can make a record on and be there to validate it.
6:05 did you know that in the old times, they used to torture people by fulling their limbs apart and all the muscles and skin just rip off?
If not then now you know.
It makes the person look kind of like a bat.
I dunno what it’s called.
And yes it was a medieval torture device.
Some regions called it "quartering", where their limbs were tied up to horses, and pulled apart. Legend has it, that one guy in Medieval China had a p@n*s so big, they needed a 5th horse to do the quartering work.
reminds me of something i've read where they'd torture people by doing that THEN allowing birds and such to pick at the flesh and organs.
@@qwetgs666 that’s so evil
do you mean… blood eagling? i’m pretty sure blood eagling never actually happened in history, but i could be wrong
@@moonstenebrocity i think they meant something different but apparently blood eagling used to be an actual torture method
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Queen Elizabeth: Finally a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary!
@mom lmao I didn't even remember that I wrote this comment 💀
This aged well
Lmao
shes dead
Blud she’s dead 💀🙏🏻
“This looks like a medieval torture device.” You’re close. It’s like horse dismemberment, but with motorcycles instead of horses.
Think about this, when you don't sleep a lot some times, 6-7 hours, the whole time that guy could have been doing a plank.
As a person who has to strengthen my core due to sudden back problems. Once again thank you doctor for spreading educational information. ❤
Edit: this was a great and fun episode. So much information.