A Man Ate 2 Pounds Licorice Candy. This Is What Happened To His Organs.
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2020
- Patient VP portrayed by John Posner
Based on N Engl J Med 2020; 383:1263-1275. Link below.
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Licorice candy has glycyrrhizin which increases cortisol (stress hormone) levels in the body. This causes hypokalemia. Hypo- low. Kal- kalium (potassium). emia- presence in blood. Potassium signals muscle relaxation. Low potassium, low relaxation. Heart can't relax, then it stops.
Real licorice candy is not easy to get in the United States. It's not at big chain grocery stores. Most of what you can buy from the big brands is licorice flavored, and won't do this.
These cases are patients who I, or my colleagues have seen. They are de-identified and many instances have been presented in more depth in an academic setting. These videos are not individual medical advice and are for general educational purposes only. I do not give medical advice over the internet.
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Young WF, et. al. Apparent mineralocorticoid excess syndromes (including chronic licorice ingestion). In: UpToDate, Post, TW (Ed), UpToDate, Waltham, MA, 2019.
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-emia meaning presence in blood
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I AGREE
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Imagine managing to quit heroin only to overdose on licorice.
Winning the Lotto and breaking your neck falling down a step to receive the check.
Should have stopped after; "Imagine trying to quit heroin"
I guess an addictive personality is an addictive personality
@@TheChadPad Yeah, for sure his diet was related to his former lifestyle.
Right?!
Everybody gangsta till chubbyemu busts out the saltwater tube experiment
It's such a simple thing, yet such an important function.
That experiment explains why rivers flow into the sea for sure.
@@Bhodisatvas Gravity be like:-
@@frustratedgamer5131 gravity isn't real duh
@@NotBroihon you joking, right?
"2 pounds of licorice candy"
In one sitting? Whoof, that sounds like it could be bad-
"every day for 3 weeks"
HOW ARE YOU ALIVE???
Well.. he isn't
usually in a chubbyemu vid the patient survives this is probably one of the times where they didnt
@@jocelynuy2922 I was hoping he would survive but then after hearing how badly sick he was I was thinking he might not make it. It’s a sad story. Maybe eating lots of candy was his way of staying drug free.
I ate a bag a day growing up and nothing ever happened. Don’t think this video is accurate
@@Alice-kq8eo lol chubbyemu did mention that most of the licorice candy you find is just licorice-flavoured, and doesn't actually contain the real licorice in it, which then won't have all these effects
its horrific that he ultimately sustained permanent fatal brain damage, but the fact someones heart can stop for **30 minutes** and then they can still be revived in any sense is unreal to me
sounds like it was 30 minutes from collapse to the ER. but that CPR was being performed since they said his heart stopped several times on the way.. my guess is the initial cardiac arrest was probably 8 or 9 minutes which is enough still do do someone's brain in..
I love how deeply you explained that you can't feed unconscious people hundreds of bananas
Now i understand why my grandmas hospital room was full of rotten bananas when i came back two days later. The dr told me she was low in potassium... I thought i was helping🤔
People are so stupid nowadays that i can see why he did that lol
Well... you can if you really put effort into it...
Now I know how to eat while sleeping
@HenryScored hypo meaning low
Glyc- referring to glucose
Emic meaning presence in blood.
Low glucose presence in blood
"A man ate 2 pounds of licorice candy"
Oh that's not the worst, it's a lot bu-
"Every day for 2 weeks"
he WHAT
For real. How do you even do that? I'd think you'd get sick of it by the 3rd pound. Also damn, imagine the caloric intake. Dude must have weight a healthy 600 lbs.
My mom gave me four pounds of Rockets once, and I just threw them out except for a couple of rolls for myself. Nobody needs that much crap!
Not the worst???? Thats 1 kg mate. I am dutch amd man we love licorice like no others but that is an insane amount...
@@kerimgueney IKR, I get sick of it just from the smell.
@@obi-wankenobi4056 And so do we swedes but we tend to prefer salty licorice but it is rare in other countries.
I'm very glad I'd seen this when my dad started drinking pure liquorice tea. He absolutely loves it, and because I'd seen this video, I told him he should be careful and limit his consumption to 2 maybe or 3 cups per day. He hasn't run into any issues at all. He drinks it almost every day, but never in large amounts because he knows it's a bad idea.
Update: he has had to stop drinking liquorice tea because it's given him high blood pressure. I guess the 3 cups a day was a bit too much. I suspect it'll go back to normal though, once the glycyrrhizin is out of his body and he can get rid of cortisol as normal!
@@rubyinferno7578 Wow!! I'm glad you saw this and let him know!!
@@rubyinferno7578if he really loves the taste, there's deglycyrrhyzinated versions of many licorice products :)
@@rubyinferno7578 we need another update, did it go away?
@@MrEduardo20001 yep his blood pressure has pretty much normalised now! I didn't realise this before, but he does have a history of high blood pressure on and off. He's being very careful now - he's eating healthier, drinking less coffee, exercising more, and eating a low sodium diet, I'm so glad 🥰
As someone who loves licorice, I’m glad I came across this video.
Almost one kilo per day for 3 weeks.... He was crazy. I once ate a pound of dark chocolat in 2 days... got the WORST migraine ever... Never did that again.
@@silverwater211 could have been from the caffeine
@@josephpapajr9936 Maybe, but never had problem with coffee though. I had been sick with a chocolate cake with ganache too. I think cacao triggers migraine for some people.
@@silverwater211 maybe too much theobromine.
@@silverwater211 my father can't eat chocolate bc it causes him migraines too
“VP isn’t stressed. He’s eating several pounds of candy a day.”
Yeah totally doesn’t sound like stress eating to me.
Sounds like a normal American thing. A few pounds a day doesn’t sound that hard actually. He was eating that much fruit flavor gummies and was fine but the acid in licorice is what caused all the problems
@@chi7818 I don't know which of my countrymen you've been talking to but speaking for myself I would not eat multiple pounds of candy in one day. I'd get sick long before I could finish it all. (and that's assuming that i'd want to eat that much in the first place.)
XXStrong1 bro it’s easier than you think. All it takes is a quarter pound every few hours and you’re eating 2+ pounds easy.
I doubt the dude was just pounding 2 pounds of licorice in one sitting like the video, he probably had it as a snack and would just graze on it throughout the day.
A small bag of licorice candy is $2.99 and 10oz at target so eating 3 of those throughout the day would be cake.
Or it would be the equivalent of eating 2 monster energy drinks weight of licorice which again isn’t that much. Or 2 pints of ice cream. All this is doable to anyone with a sweet tooth especially if it’s a large man.
chi I stand corrected.
XXStrong1 yeah it’s scary how easy it is to eat large amounts of junk food. A few years ago I started working out and really paying attention to my diet and realized how bad it was without me noticing.
For example a large coke at McDonald’s is 30oz which is 2.5 cans of regular coke. You get one refill and you just drank 5 cans of coke in one meal. You would never say I drink 5 cans of coke for lunch but getting a large and a refill is normal.
What we’ve learned from this channel:
Don’t eat massive amounts of things.
& don't drink your lava lamp
And stay away from nutmeg. Seriously.
most importantly dont eat rotten cheap shits from the dumpster or dont eat shits that arent edible
Or gas station nachos
And stay the fuck away from gas station food
This is an eye opener for me. I struggled with the same addiction, even contracted Hep-C, and successfully received treatment for both. Thankfully I been clean for 3 years. In the early stages of recovery, it's very common to develop an insatiable craving for candy, as it stimulates the same part of the brain that substances do. It's even worse for alcoholics fyi, because alcohol turns into sugar when ingested. Anyway in the beginning, I would find myself eating at least three theater-sized boxes of Dots a day, sometimes in one sitting. I already have terrible eating habits, but after replacing heroin with candy they became ten times worse. I HAVE cut the consumption in half, but I have much more to go.
Even though it's not licorice candy, it's still candy, and half of the additives that go into it I can't even pronounce. This is another much needed example of why my efforts must be doubled.🙏♥️
Keep up the hard work 👍 It will pay off. Best wishes!
@@lansvale28 Thank you, I plan to🤙
Well done on all of your self improvement!! ❤️
Look into gaba, tyrosine, and 5htp for addiction recovery.
you're doing awesome, proud of you for the progress you've made!
”..So you shouldn’t eat licorice like candy, either”
_Sweating in Scandinavian_
I love this channel
Dutch people: *start sweating*
Why
Because licorice is drop
@@jessicaastra5542 Because licorice is one of the most common candies here
He only eat candy, he didnt eat properly, that was the problem, like many Er situations.
Finnish people: *sweating while eating salmiakki*
"He liked to put things in his veins".
He made it sound like it was just a hobby or something
@@nesfan8 Well I mean it is technically a hobby.
"an activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure."
Probably doesn’t want to get demonetized
me too buddy
😳😻
I found this extremely interesting as in my mid 20's i was diagnosed with a kidney disorder where my kidneys essentially just dump potassium way faster than they should. In my early teens i started waking up screaming in pain because my lower legs would seize up and the pain was unbearable and most of the time i couldnt even stand up to force the cramp out. My dad would run in and help fight the muscle til it let go.
Until we moved to a city where a doctor who could send me to a kidney specialist existed i was taking 4 giant potassium pills a day that i got via prescription from my dr. They knew the problem was my potassium levels would drop drastically on their own and just didnt know why.
Now i know why they do it, and thanks to this video, why potassium is so important and why it caused such horrific painful muscle cramps.
Thank you!
I had the same problem with waking up screaming form muscle cramps! Turns out I can’t have gluten, and my guts were so messed up I couldn’t absorb any micronutrients despite eating normally
Did your condition get resolved? After living in mold & contracting multiple tick diseases it was found that my kidneys dump potassium yet the other electrolytes stay fairly balanced which drs say is unusual since they work in tandem..
I take large amounts of prescription potassium daily for the last few years. I also deal with chronic dehydration which I’m sure is related to potassium deficiency and I have to go to clinic for IV fluids with electrolytes every week for the last 4 years..
Id love to learn how to help my body heal but so far am at a loss and so far drs haven’t had any good insights either..
Out of all the candies you overdosed on you choose Licorice
This channel’s theme is “everything in moderation”
Edit: Oh, and “emia means present in blood”
Weeeeell, everything except maybe like, tide pods and self prescribed drugs lol
Sodium is more formally Natrium, and Potassium is more formally Kalium, as seen from their symbols on the periodic table
so this channel's theme is moderationema?
Every video is either "People eat dumb stuff" or "People eat normal stuff at dumb amounts"
gotta consume plutonium in moderation
"But he wasn't stressed, he was eating bags of candy" idk man I'd say a man eating 2lbs of candy a day is pretty stressed
But.. it’s comfort food 😮
i’d say he’s just having a good time
Sweets and carbs do not give a satiety signal. I am talking about being satiated, not about having eaten enough to feel discomfort. Eat 10 ounces of beef fat versus eating 10 ounces of candy.
@@maranscandy9350 I would feel satiated if I were to eat a pound of cake.
So I don't know what you're talking about.
@@maranscandy9350 Does Big Macs count as comfort food?
Eating 100 bananas would give you a hellish constipation, but you could eat 100 apples to counter it!
I get diarrhea just drinking half a liter apple juice everytime😂
But if you eat 100 apples no doctor could get within a thousand miles to save you
@@andyghkfilm2287 Ahhh, good point! lol
@@andyghkfilm2287 if an apple a day will keep the doctor away, will an onion a day keep every one away?
@@rogervincent8314 yes.
A friend of mine was hospitalized some years ago because his blood pressure went through the roof and his heartbeat was seriously irregular. He also used to eat a LOT of black licorice, but didn't think of mentioning it to the doctors, because he didn't know the possible health risks. Thankfully, when his wife talked to the doctors the next day, she told them he'd polished off a large box of black licorice the night before he was admitted, so they knew what was going on. (You can buy real black licorice pretty much everywhere here in Germany.) The doctors told him how dangerous his overconsumption of black licorice was, and afaik, he has not eaten any since. Now that I've watched this video, I get how serious this was!
licorice is not good for people with hypertension
@@yvonneholmes2990 I think he did not even have issues with hypertension *before*, but if you eat two pounds of licorice in one go, it messes with the blood pressure of even a healthy person.
Ididnt say "him" imeant people in general,, duh
@@yvonneholmes2990than why did you comment it here and not seperatly? Duh.. M.
Nurse: "How far gone is he?"
Doctor: "About a hundred bananas."
I should not have smiled
Well played that man. Lol bravo.
And were talking about a low estimate
Nah its 20 pineapple
Oh damn I'm on 10 bananas right now
"Muscles were wasting away"
*_THINKS ABOUT THE GUY THAT DID 500 pushups_*
same
*500 squats intensifies*
stop it. please. i don't want to think about my muscles and how i'll look in a few months if I don't start exercising more often....
I eat Cereal with Water and I pour the Water first then, idk, exercise more often...?
nuggetnol 😂
Very popular candy in The Netherlands. I have been eating it all my life and I love it. It's not uncommon to devour an entire bag. Didn't know it could be this dangerous. Thanks for the info.
I've just looked up my fav guilty pleasure 'licorice' to see if I'd die from a whole bag, but it's salmiak and not zoethout. So I suppose I'll die in a different horrible way.
Though I may cut down on chewing raw licorice when I'm stressed xD
@@Roozyj If I understand correctly, since licorice promotes cortisol production, and cortisol is a stress hormone, it would be a bad idea to chow down on it while already stressed. It will only make you more "wired" and not because of the sugar.
@@YFZriderdude15 That makes sense. I like it because I clench my jaw when I'm stressed and licorice has a nice consistancy to bite on (plus a great taste)
Was thinking about how much liquorice is in the Netherlands throughout this video 😂
Same in Finland, we love our licorice.
You answered my initial question at the end - most of what we get is licorice flavored, otherwise we'd probably see a lot more similar cases.
There is real licorice in the products I eat, but very few eat the amounts he did, and daily at that.
Somewhere out there:
Dude with licorice habit switches to heroin.
Another Zelda Fan?
Dude😂
@David Daivdson bruh. Adaptation of opioid receptors to pleasure experience takes place in every dose, the person would have to take more and more to feel the same as he did in the first day. Not to mention the impurities in the street heroin will also mess up the body.
@iif That's not from the drug, itself.
The only real potential for damage is from overdose. Which, while admittedly bad, isn't necessarily a danger to all users.
And, if you live with family or roommates, you can lower that risk even more, by keeping a couple naloxone kits around the house, and educate fam & friends on when to use them.
Not recommending anyone start using opioids. Withdrawal is possibly the worst thing you could ever go through in your life.
I'm actually crying over here. This poor guy got his life together, stopped using drugs and worked hard at his construction job, and his downfall was eating too much licorice. licorice!
I used to drink licorice tea. The weirdesr tasting sweetness ive ever had. I dont.know how people eat licorice. Its like a candy version of beer. Fucking strange taste.
@@PolishBehemoth I absolutely hate licorice and every similar flavour, like fennel and anise. Don't know why. I like everything basically, but I stay tf away from those.
Moderation is key, too much of anything is a bad thing, as is injecting weird substances into your body via needles, though the patient didn't stop even when he had the suspicion that the needle was dirty, yet used it anyway thus infecting himself with Hepatitis C
@@danielacoelho9389 it tastes good stop bullying licorice 😔
Its sad that it was licorice that killed him and not the heroin. Just comes to show that we truly need to help addictions in general.
Man this story reminded me so much of my cousin who passed back in May of 2016. I don't really know per se what the cause of her low potassium was but it was the main cause of her death. She had suffered from these attacks almost yearly but when she almost turned 40 it was her last attack. She was always scared of going to the hospital and when she did the first time her anxiety took over her and we had to go back home. We tried feeding her bananas, nebulizing her, all that stuff. Eventually it came to a point during the midnight that the people in our house saw her discolored toes and her really trying to breathe. Sadly she didn't make it. However, I'm glad that you were able to shine some light on how this happens and it was an interesting and sort of bittersweet video to watch. 💛💛💛
This channel taught me to never eat too much of anything every single day. From peanuts, oranges to licorice
Emu: You wouldn’t eat gummy vitamins like regular candy either
Kid who dissolved his bones: Hold my Flintstones
The video actually had that pop up in the corner as a suggested video as he said that.
I got some on clearance and had to remember to keep the maximum at 4 (152% calcium). They have 5g of sugar a piece, so they're quite addicting. Overdosing on them would probably cause kidney stones. Never had kidney stones; never want them.
@@Sevness emu did that intentionally.
@@manictiger I have never had them either, but I remember once having a bag of old fashion real black licorice pieces, and yeah, I had trouble not eating the whole thing in one sitting with as much as I liked them, the only thing that kept me from doing it was knowing it wouldn't be healthy, and the fact the bag was old so the candies where stale so I had to take my time eating them so they would soften up.
say this for someone who smokes cannabis regulary...
“Urine can’t be electrically-charged”
No pee-kachu 😔⚡️
It has enough ions to make peeing on an electric fence rather dangerous up close, though.
Get out.
@@CTimmerman Did you find that out the hard way?
I want thor pee :(
shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Wow this was so informative. I have type 1 diabetes and when I was a teen I was put in ICU in diabetic ketoacidosis. The nurses also told me that I had the lowest potassium they had ever seen other than in cardiac arrest patients. I was never told the scientific term for this but now almost 20 years later, I learned it from this video!
Feels like an awesome doctor taking 15 mins of his time to politely explain things personally to you, cause thats who the information matters to
“Urine can’t be electrically-charged”
me, about to pee in an outlet: observe
Lmao😂
SKGSSGKSGK HOW'D IT GO?
It’s been 2 weeks, are you still alive
Maybe you can get on the next video
Mirror of Society is a ⬛️ year old man, presenting to the emergency room with a burnt pp.
"wherever IT is, water will flow towards it"
*Eyes widen* "is he about to?"
"In this small science experiment-"
"THE TUBE THE TUBE THE TUBE!"
With soy sauce☝️
@@JonahBj Lmao, I didn't realize it was soy souce.
Hail the tube
The salt saussage 😳
lmao
You do an exceptional job explaining the physiology and chemistry behind what happened to people. You would make an excellent medical professor.. I love listening to someone who really knows their stuff like you.
Chubbyemu's video are so good! He makes medical cases dramatic but not in a TV drama way, he makes the learning aspect as engaging as the story!
"Something was wrong with his brain."
You think? Dude was eating 2lbs of licorice a day.
his brain was already messed up from the heroin addiction
Adhd probs
I eat a ridiculous amount of fruit snacks and I like black licorice. Never been a junkie but I was a drunk for a few years a long time ago.
It's easy to mock but, however clever the brain often is, it will let it destroy itself quite easily with simple things. This guy didn't start eating that much to destroy himself, but his brain nor his body signalled him he was doing it either. And hindsight is a dumb thing.
@@hkr667 I don't think you should need hindsight to know not to eat 2lb of lollies a day, balanced diets have been engrained into education, media and news for long enough that everyone should know. Plus he was having muscle pains so his body was signaling a problem
"Urine can't be electrically charged" well damn that ruins my weekend plans
I laughed too hard at this 😆 🤣
Well, not on it’s own it can’t
It definitely can, it's electrolytic.
Tell that to the people and animals that tested the electric fence and got a little to close.
I seem to remember Ren & Stimpy telling me to not Wizz on the electric fence.
You sir, are a true hero. You're videos are not only compassionate for those that have issues, but you explain everything down to the "T". The fact that you don't judge people based on their past, makes you a true gentleman. Thank you for all of your amazing and informative videos!!
When I watch videos like this, it scares me to think how easily eating something seemingly innocuous in high amounts can really harm you. I once ate an entire bunch of bananas. Fortunately, there were no consequences such as this. I feel really badly for this guy. What a tragic circumstance. Rest in peace and my thoughts go to his family and friends.
even too much water can kill, by brain inflammation
A lot of vegans eat entire bunches of bananas as meals. NBD. 🤷♀😆
i ate too many bananas once and i can’t eat them anymore now because they made me sick
@@sidiwvwhi Probably because they were unripe (no spots) or your body wasn't used to the high amounts of fibre. If you don't consume a lot of fibre on a regular basis, it will cause digestive issues.
@@poetinmyheart94 yeah i was like 8 and ate a whole bunch within 10 minutes
13:50
"you wouldn't eat gummy vitamins like gummy candy"
that kid who ate 150 gummy vitamins for breakfast: 👀👀
vp did..hahahahaha...RIP VP..:(
His mother couldn’t read English. That was a sad one.
I wouldn't even be able to eat gummy candy in such amount as he does!
Only flinstone vitamins for me good sir
There was a boy at my high school who had problems with accidentally trying to eat things that aren't food without really realizing he was doing it. He mentioned it to me freshman year, but said he'd gotten better at controlling it as he got older. My high school subjected students to extreme sleep deprivation due to the high homework loads, (usually 4-6 hours of sleep a night on average, with a lot of days operating on only one or two hours,) and we all started noticing that on days where that guy was really tired he would inevitably start trying to eat pencils, erasers, or paper until someone pointed it out and he realized what was happening. On one occasions during engineering class he almost drank wood glue. So basically everybody started trying to keep an eye on him so he didn't actually poison himself with something, but one day a friend of mine jokingly said he was surprised that he hadn't had to get his stomach pumped at the hospital at some point. The boy replied that he had actually gotten his stomach pumped when he was seven because he got a hold of vitamin gummies and apparently didn't notice he was eating more than he was supposed to. So. Keep vitamin gummies away from people that absentmindedly eat things
can we just talk about how "-emia meaning presence in blood" has been memed, "mitochondrium is the powerhouse of the cell" has been memed, but "a small science experiment where we show that wherever sodium is, water will folow" hasn't been memed yet?
True, he ALWAYS makes the sodium water sausage!
TIME TO START
。紙の神 dderea
Let’s not forget, “presenting to the emergency room where we are now”
@@Liusila SODIUM WATER SAUSAGE OMFG
Please never stop making videos, they're absolutely amazing!
"It does make me wonder where exactly did this patient get his candy from?"
Me living in Finland: "Hmmm I think I might know the answer" 🤔😏
"you wouldn't eat gummy vitamins like candies"
Flashbacks to the kids who ate gummy vitamins like candies
misread that as 'you wouldn't eat gummy vitamins like *candles* '
flashback to when I had a taste for chewing on wax as a kid
edit: but hey. at least I wasn't the crazy guy who started a trend of eating paper (not sure how it caught on, but eh kids are stupid), then attempted to eat an a4 paper in one go while sitting in the paper bin.
ahh, the joys of being one in a class full of lunatics. 10/10 would recommend.
@@custard_paradox Did you present to the emergency room?
Lol right
Lmao yes 🤣😅
Yes
Imagine being the only human being on Earth that loves licorice so much that it kills
This channel is so good. I can rewatch all these. I feel so smart after I watch these videos ☺️
"And you don't give unconscious people things to eat"
This changes everything
TIL
Lmaooooo
Unconscious people do not want tea.
@therachelsam that video is so funny
I feel like we've hacked the matrix now
I'm waiting for the day patient "PP" will present to the emergency room
“...back in 1969, pp...”
On the 4/20/69, patient PP came in...
Lol
the most mature comment thread ive ever seen
@@SwizzleDrizzl correct
honestly the actors you bring on for these videos they do so well!
I never knew licorice was a plant. Learn something new everyday, nice.
“Don’t do licorice kids.”
Licorice root can actually be good for you. Of course if you eat 2 kg a day......'Presented to the Emergency room"
Don't do drugs, you might die of licorice poisoning.
Don't do any kinds of kids.
M A C I see what you did there
@@PoetofHateSpeech 2 lbs is less than a kg
"Ooo, a piece of candy!"
"Ooo, a piece of candy!"
"Ooo, a pie-" *collapses and ☝️ presents to the emergency room*
@@phatdonutbear7117 , um, I'm thinking about it and it seems like one of the better ways to go.
Classic.
Top people are looking at him...
I actually laughed so hard WOW
RIP James Woods
Man, I wish I had found these videos before nursing school. Easy to understand information presented in an entertaining way. Learning about Hypo & Hyper elements was so boring and difficult.
This one has some great info. Stress response has always been anthropomorphized and skimmed over when I hear about it. Explaining the chemistry really makes it make sense how impactful stress can be
The lesson of the day: Do everything in moderation.
That's everyday's lesson
But I don't like moderation. Can I have it in moderation? And everything else excessively?
Lesson of the day: don't do anything. It's dangerous.
Not everything. Do healthy things properly and don't win any Darwin awards.
lmao
I love how plainly you give information: "You dont give unconscious people food to eat, because they are unconscious"
Me, fact checking on UpToDate: hmm, it checks out.
We laugh, but some doctors definitely have been like, nature finds a way
He was repressing a smile when he said that.
Very logical
@@combatepistemologist8382 they can give you iv fluid but that is not solid food
The step by step information in these videos make it very easy to focus and understand what is going on within the story.
I swear to god, I love how you explain the wording behind the medical terms. It really opens up my understanding as to how these things work.
I really wished they'd taught it in school rather than just filled your head full of useless information that was designed to just help you pass a test and nothing else.
A man got stung by a bee, this is how he was physically erased from the universe and was dragged down to the cruel underworld.
He liked Jazz...
The bees name was Buzz Buzz
Common, you could've called the man "BB"
A man got stung by a bee, this is how his life grew wings.
imagine evolving in such a way that losing your stinger meant death for you. why couldn't they just grow out like hair in bees so it stopped at a certain length?
“His heart relaxed forever”
Im going to use this phrase more often
*Frankie goes to Hollywood* : "This brings me an idea..."
Dr. Bernard, saving lives one video at a time🤗
Every time I watch a video you post, I say “I’ll just watch this one and check out my other recommendations,” but I ALWAYS end up watching 3 or 4 in a row
"he likes to insert things in his veins
Me: that's a weird hobby
*5 seconds later*
Me: oh wait
DEA OPEN UP
It’s not a dong
Loves to insert water through his veins
@@chamber_hiro256 I know that's a joke, but hear me out. Injecting water would cause the water to rush into your comparatively salty red blood cells and explode them. My point is, depending on context, water is more dangerous than heroine.
@@ChemoshKamos And depending on dosage, of course, as well. Half a milligram likely won't kill you but large amounts will definitely take you out.
DONT COPY FROM THE TEXTBOOK:
The book: “he did drugs as a kid”
Me: “when he was a child, there were some recreational things that he liked to put in his veins with a needle”
Because RUclips...
Put in recreational things to confuse the algorithm.
Lol
Gold.
This is quite creative.
I also enjoy your perfectly paced delivery.
We once made pure licorice in Chemistry. I remember how we were warned about the dangers of eating it too much, since we got to taste the little bit of powder we made.
IMO it tasted way better than actual licorice candies, being really salty, yet tangy and sour.
“Licorice-emia”. Presence of licorice in blood.
It's HyperLicoriceemia
*Licorice presence in blood 😜
Hyper-licorice-emia. meaining high presence of licorice in blood.
On a serious note though, thats quite a sad way to die...
Lol this one got me good
I like how this channel is a mixture of learning scientific terms, learning how bad things can get when mistakes are made, and memes
Doctor 1: Okay so we're almost done naming all the organs, what do you think we should name this one?
Doctor 2: Where is it located?
D1: Right above the kidney.
D2: How about "near kidney"?
D1: *stares blankly*
D2: Okay fine, make it Greek, "adrenal"
D1: Now you're talking.
And this is why medicine is a joke. Missed a perfectly good opportunity to call them "kidney hats".
Bruh
@@Ginjitzu BRUHHHH
@@Ginjitzu Bruh
Isn't that latin tho?
Clicked because I can definitely eat 2 pounds of licorice candy, stayed because this is interesting af. Well delivered and educating!
I’m addicted to these videos, especially the scenes where it’s a recreation of what happened
You wouldn't eat gummy vitamins like gummy candies would you?
Me: This sounds like something that happened on this channel before.
Yeah! That one kid who ate them like candy, had several hipervitaminosis, specially with vitamin A.
LMAO i thought the same
The link to the video popped up too lol
@@angiemrto , hey, at least that proves that they are actually putting the vitamins in those things and it's not a total scam, unlike some investigations have shown.
@@NickRoman Wait, wasn't the problem the fact that multivitamins are useless, not that they're a literal scam as in they don't contain multi-vitamins, but like still a scam because you don't really need them.
VP: **eats two pound of licorice a day for weeks**
VP's Liver: **Windows shutdown noise**
that has me thinking of the windows shutdown sound over a man fainting in a roller coaster video 😂
“••You died•• meme plays”
“Super Mario brothers 1991 Marion death theme.”
@@litchtheshinigami8936 Is that man Hoseok? 🤣🤣🤣
@@taki1255 i don't know i randomly stumbled across it when i searched windows shutdown sound 😂 but basically everytime the coaster goes down and speeds he faints then he wakes up and it's another drop knocking him out again and again it killed me when i saw it
I love learning new medical information from these videos. I already know all about the basic stuff like the emias and hypo and hyper, kidney and liver functions, etc.
However learning that unconscious people can't chew or swallow was a treat, always love learing new things!
you rock dude, Im gonna sub and search all your videos for something that can help me to live a better life. You are doing much more than entertaining. My goodness. You are a true blessing!
"You wouldn't eat gummy vitamins like candy."
Cut to:
"A BOY ATE 150 GUMMY VITAMINS FOR BREAKFAST. HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED."
Lol
Mine is man ate 100 Zinc Gummies
*A S C E N S I O N*
@Silence wench I just want to be happy I thought we all did this when we where little until I was 12
I think one time I ate like 30 when I was a kid… that was dumb
Wu Tang don't endorse overdosing on glycyrrhizic acid (GZA)
I want to say that your Clinical Death video was so good!
Hi Dr Rohin!
@Medlife Crisis I know he’s your hero. In that same relation; you’re one of mine.
Hello doc!
Not even a Z in that
Real licorice is famous in Germany and the Netherlands, but I've never seen any kind of warning on products about excessive consumption. They should really add that to the label. Most people don't like it enough to overeat though. It's a bit strange it's sold as candy and not a "medicine", because it also tastes like one.
I think the issue is that most foods that are nutrient dense in some way can cause these issues.
Moderation is key. And with nutritional labels people shouldn't be going over the RDI of anything let alone regularly.
We have real licorice in Australia too but like Germany it's seen as a sparing treat
The German packaging probably includes warnings! They even call it 'Erwachsenenlakritz'. The Dutch are just in denial of everything.
Licorice is popular in my country too and I thought it's common knowledge that you shouldn't eat excessive amounts of it. Like I think most people just know that it's not wise to have a lot of it probably without knowing exactly why. It's often reminded to ppl with high blood pressure etc to avoid licorice.
Thank you so much for educating me on things I didn't know I needed to know
[guy who's about to invent licorice]: * eats regular candy * I wish this tasted disgusting.
Grandparents: I’ll take your entire stock.
Real licorice tastes great.
@@stephenarling1667 something worth dying for
get it?
I will get out now
Licorice is good tho
Try some all-sorts.
Me at my medicine exam : Q13: What is hypokalemia?
Me: VP is a 46 year old man...
Q: If this vessel contains this liquid at this temperature what's the pressure at this point of the loop?
Me: Have you heard of the tragedy of Darth Palegius The Wise..?
Harris is way older than 46.
Presenting to the emergency room ☝
@@San_Deep2501 that would be too long of a story 😂
Hypo meaning low; kal-el meaning superman... what!?
This channel stresses me out but I can’t stop watching 😅
I'm new to your videos.
I went to pharmacy school in 1983 and remember about 95% of what I learned 40 years ago.
I enjoy learning new things and have always been curious about the human body and how it works.
Thank you for doing these very fascinating videos.
"Don't end up on Chubbyemu!" is a real thing in our house when keeping the kids from getting into things they shouldn't.
I love it
This is good parenting 😂
LOL!!!
My mom would threaten super nanny
Nice, gonna tell my kids that too
The moral of the story with MOST of Chubby Emu's stories is typically, "Moderation in all things".
Stay healthy my friends, and moderate what you put into your body.
Particularly heroin
Even ChubbyEmu's videos?
@@AzureFides Watching too many ChubbyEmu videos at once can cause anxietemia, anxiet meaning anxiety and emia meaning presence in blood
@@kyetes.866 Dude! You did great!!
Dude! You did great!!
i like how you break down each of the medical words.
Imagine watching an episode of this everyday in high-school. We would have all been ready for the future.
this channel is the definition of “everything is poison if you have enough”
no
Because thats how it is.
@@flowgangsemaudamartoz7062 exactly
@@flowgangsemaudamartoz7062 Yep. You can OD on water if you cram enough into your system.
It's actually toxic rather than poisonous. Anything in excess can become toxic like drinking water or fruit.
A poison is something harmful or deadly even in very small quantities.
"You wouldn't eat gummy vitamins like gummy candy" Well, I'm pretty sure I heard a story about that.
It's kinda common sense too.
Gummy bears make gummy bones
O
Gummy vitamin candy???
i always thought every videos like this always end with the patient making a full recovery, this was surprising.
These videos are a great way to learn how to search for and identify medical issues. Scary as the stories are they're usually preventable, and watching these teaches you lots of things to look for if something's wrong.
Saw the title, and was like: "Oh, this guy is gonna have some serious endocrine issues".
Unfortunately, I have Addison's disease and it took far too long to be diagnosed, so I got to experience all of these symptoms.
hope you're doing well!
@@chubbyemu Oh yeah, healthy, fit, and back up to 200lbs. I was 135lbs at diagnosis, down from 215lbs.
Nick Voelker rock on, man! you got this!
@@nickvoelker7180 You're not fooling anyone. Get on the cart.
So, I would like this on my tombstone:
"His heart relaxed forever."
Lmao. I want 'if you are reading this, I am dead.' plus, I want to be spread like ashes, but I don't want to be cremated..
@Matt Smith.. nice mate👌🏽
@Jamilah Toenailkilla I will put the 'fun' in 'funeral' xD
I want mine to be "my organs are sleeping thats all"
@@brownieboy8405 Just write after it "Be right back" to make it more interensting. I saw someone that had a tomb stone wried on it "Respawn in...3....2...1....Error"
Thank you for these amazing videos
kudos to the fella playing the part of VP. i love the shoulder dance
5:45 Well there's his problem. Dude's got a carrot sticking out of his stomach
this made me chuckle very hard.
Lol. Thanks for the laugh! Lololol
Classic case of hypercarrotemia
Can I like this comment more than once?
Glad I wasn't the only one that thought that
"You need to be carful and not eat a lot of licorice candy"
Me, a Swedish citizen, about to shove a handful of licorice in my month. "You can't stop me!!!"
Atleast you don't eat 2 pounds (about 1 kg) per day
This is actually the number 1 cause of death among dutch people no cap
@Hernando Malinche Apparently the kind of licorice that we eat in Sweden is salmiak aka ammonium chloride. Sooo not a herb but chemicals instead.
@@wiksten93 Salmiak(ki) and licorice are different things, salmiakki is often used to flavour licorice candy. We also consume copious amounts of that here in Finland, I feel you neighbor.
Wel RIP.
This is so helpful, I'm a Biochem major and these videos help prep me for case study questions on my exams.
Thanks for the post. I remember reading about the dangers of licorice many years ago. Sadly, this info still isn't widely known, so people think that it's just candy, so it can't hurt you. Too many people aren't aware that even the most non dangerous things can be dangerous if misused, or are consumed in large amounts. Even water is deadly if you drink too much of it in a short time because it causes a big imbalance in potassium and sodium in the body. I'm sorry that the man in this story died. He had managed to straighten his life out, and was just overindulging in candy. I truly wish that he had never switched to licorice.😟