Why Do Humans Vomit So Much? 🤮
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In an effort to protect us from getting killed by something we’ve ingested, our brain’s vomit control center processes a lot of information from several different places … and sometimes is a little overly cautious.
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- Emesis: The act of vomiting
- Vomiting: The oral eviction of gastrointestinal contents due to contractions in the gut and stomach.
- Nausea: A diffuse sensation of uneasiness and discomfort often felt as the need to vomit.
- Vomiting Center: An area in the brain’s medulla oblongata that initiates and controls emesis.
- Chemoreceptor Trigger Zone: An area in the area postrema of the medulla oblongata that is sensitive to certain toxic chemicals in the blood.
- Nucleus Tractus Solitarius: A region in the medulla oblongata that receives input from the cardiovascular, respiratory and GI systems.
- Vagus Nerve: A cranial nerve that regulates internal organ functions, including vomiting.
- Vestibular System: A Sensory system that provides our brain with information about motion, head position, and spatial positioning for balance.
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@@trollrat2828 wait,baby’s vomit!?
@@trollrat2828 o-ok
@@trollrat2828 the thumbnail is literally someone standing in their own vomit 🤢
I haven’t thrown up for a couple years now, why is that
Great video, the same message could be conveyed without so much green imagery.
Man, the engineers who built that system did a lot of "it's not a bug it's a feature" self-explaining, didn't they
Whoever said "intelligent design" knows nothing about either.
@@smurfyday hey if it works it works
Me who just watched Archive 81
@@somuchtocook9159 It just works
surprised you didnt mention sympathetic vomiting! its an interesting adaptation. if people around you are vomiting, it's a sign that they may have just been poisoned. and if youre around people who were just poisoned, theres a chance you all just ate the same thing, and your vomit control center makes you vomit too just in case.
Isn't nature wonderful 😆
isn't that just the same reason you vomit when you see or smell something disgusting
@@danilooliveira6580 probably same mechanism, but we adapted to consider vomit extremely disgusting. And it's not a given, since many animals use it to feed offspring. I would say it is worth mentioning, even if it falls under one of the categories mentioned in the video.
Edit: but also, it is not only the disgust, even thinking and talking about it makes me feel weird, and could make me feel sick in extreme cases.
@@syriuszb8611 I feel there's a difference between animals that use vomit as food for young (which would be mostly clean and probably safe to ingest) vs. vomit from poisoning (which isn't)
but I'm not a scientist, so it's just a guess
@@jaytheman5386 Yeah I guess that makes sense - birds regurgitate food which the young know is good for them,
humans don't regurgitate into their children's mouths and thus haven't learned that regurgitating/vomiting is good.
Which means whenever you see someone vomiting its always a bad thing.
Surprised you didn't mention migraines which are a big trigger of the vagus nerve. 99% of my puking is caused by that
True! Migraines are a little complicated since they seem to affect both the vagus nerve and the vestibular system. But boy are they terrible
Fuck vestibular migraine. I've had a few, and constantly vomiting for no reason is one of the worst feelings I've experienced. I really feel for people who get them regularly
I used to get this regularly and actually fixed it with acupuncture and chiropractic treatment which I was skeptical about but my dad said to go try it and set it up for me. Big ups 🙏🏻 I still get it on very rare occasions (once every 2 years?) but def not as much as before (several times a year).
So much migraine vomit
@@the1337fleet I used to be plagued with migraines. I did spine shots, which worked once and made it worse once.
It took years of good chiropractor care, and for years they would come right back if I went without care for too long. Now though, it's been years since I went. I miss it and could use it, but my migraines haven't come back. In the last 5 years, I think I've had 3? MAYBE 5?
When I stopped hurting and my body worked better, I sttted being more active and ABLE to take care of my health. So chiropractic care helped me make lifestyle changes (active, sleep position, etc) to help my bones stay where they needed to be, and my muscles do what they need to do. Like most health problems, the real "fix" is multilayered. But I needed that part of it, no doubt!
I'm so glad you've gotten better too. Migraines are a beast, and have multiple sources we're still learning. I don't know - maybe there's migraine sources that will not respond to chiropractor visits. I could see that if it's hormonal or etc. But it sure seems worth a sustained try!
(Note to anyone thinking about this - the chiropractor visits actually flared everything up at first, and made it worse. If that happens, maybe please don't give up? Give it maybe a month? It is normal, and it will very likely get better, or your care provider can adjust care, stuff like that.👍)
I recently got an internal zoonotic parasite that tried to kill me. My body was so upset, I nearly experienced kidney failure after six weeks of nonstop vomiting. Finally went to the hospital and got detailed blood/stool tests and found out what was wrong, and was prescribed a 3k dewormer.
Turned out the vomiting itself did nothing to eliminate the parasite, and almost killed me just for fun.
Oh my! Hope you're feeling better
@@MinuteEarth oh my is the only response to this
Geeze this seems unpleasant... on a completely unrelated note, confusing parasites seem like an extremely interesting video
Its amazing you could endure more than 2 days of vomiting before going to the hospital. My guess: America, am I right ? hospitals are super expensive I guess, you would die first then think later of your $300K debt.
@@monad_tcp Actually, I have excellent insurance! The reason I didn't go was because I had a liver transplant a little over a year ago, so I figured it was my body reacting to some of my medications.
Also, I've been so sick for the last 3 years that vomiting for 6 weeks didn't seem to warrant a hospital trip until my usual blood panel came back with the results "DAMN GIRL YOU DYING"
Jesus
It's interesting how the vomit emoji is green, when most real vomit I've seen is brownish yellow color.
@Imran Zakhaev I think green is the bile or whatever and brown is the food chunks
Worst part about vomiting? The after taste
Best part about vomiting? You feel better afterwards
weird part about vomit? sometimes you puke on a bag (or yourself, in worst cases) and even with your face shoved in it, you think "oh it doesn't even smell bad". but then some kid on the bus who had fruit loops for breakfast throws up and the whole thing leads to some sort of uncontrollable radioactive dog-food-looking smelly ass disgusting catastrophe
@@applestrudelgirl I never really smelled others vomit, but when I smell poop its the same, mine smells better, still stinky tho
@@GreenPoint_one in this case, yours is always better
@@applestrudelgirl It's the same reason as to why your own B.O, farts, shit and piss smells somewhat enjoyable at times... it's your body's own microbiome which it recognises as it's own and not as dangerous. Everyone loves their own brand!
I can count the times I’ve vomited on two hands in my life. So I think some people are way more sensitive to this then others. Unless I have a severe flu which happens every 10+ years there isn’t any vomit 🤮 coming out of me.
Ugh, on two hands? Like a hand cup?
Why do you vomit in your hands bro, it's gonna spill up anyways,
Just throw up in a sink or commode or anywhere
@@babayada2015 LOL!
yes, i vomited like 5 times in 25 years, and few of those were self induced. So i don't see his point.
Sounds like you don't drink enough.
Studies have found that about a third of humanity vomits every year. But - as you point out - there is a huge range of variability.
Ive bearly thrown up in my life and ive got this HUGE phobia of vomiting, talking about it helps alot and relieves some anxiety. This phobia torments me everyday with a loop of nausia and panic attacks.
Same
Exactly the same. Sometimes it affects my life so much and I feel so bad about it. And I always thought that I am so alone on this and too weird because of it. Seeing people like me made me feel better.
SAME
It’s so embarrassing too :( it controls my FRICKING LIFE
One additional question, why do we sometimes feel nauseous when we have eaten too little?
Your body is using nausea to tell you to do something different from what you're currently doing (in this case, it's telling you to eat!)
@@MinuteEarth But then I don't want to eat because I'm nauseous :T
I wasn't wondering that but I probably experience it at least once a week so I'm glad you asked this! I have adequate food but this happens if don't eat within the hour and a half of waking up, and often I lose track of time on a lazy weekend morning before my partner is awake. Hungry nauseous feels different to me from true nausea.
Usually this is because there is a build up of stomach acid either by a) acidity level (too acidic) and or b) total amount (too much bile)
experiencing this every once in a while (weekly is probably fine) may reduce your metabolism in a healthy way and hopefully extend yor life a tiny bit (which is yet to be confirmed by statisticaly enough samples)
As an emetophobic that was so hard to watch, but necessary to try get over my fear
good job 👍
I have not vomited for maybe 13 years and the only thing that has caused me to vomit in my adult life is excessive alcohol. Anything which upsets my stomach just gives me the squirts.
"the squirts" lol
I extremely unhelpfully vomited a bunch when I got dehydrated, which is the opposite of what I needed because it a) dehydrated me more and b) prevented me from ingesting (and therefore replenishing) water. Turns out if you don't drink enough water it drops your blood pressure, which means your brain doesn't get enough blood, which apparently can cause some nasty vertigo. The doctor gave me meds to stop the dizziness (didn't work) and the vomiting (did work, but didn't stop the feeling of nausea), then sent me home with the instruction to drink water. That is probably the worst I have ever felt in my entire life. Sometimes I think about how if I hadn't gotten myself to a doctor, or if I'd lived before modern medicine, I would've probably died. 0/10 would not recommend dehydration
Oh no! Glad you could recover. How dehydrated do you have to be to experience this? *nervously chugs water*
@@wendys9500 so pretty bad. You start to get this at around 5 - 8% total water loss. Over 10% is where things start to get really bad and you risk permanent injury or death.
That said it is easy to get this dehydrated on a hot day, doing strenuous physical activity or by not drinking fluids (typically to avoid trips to the loo if that is difficult). The intense vomiting is more unusual though.
Side-note: drink water regularly anyway. Chronic mild to moderate dehydration increases your risk of a whole bunch of medical problems including UTIs and kidney problems (infections, stones and non-infective AKI/CKI). Try to keep fluids up throughout the day and avoid periods of fluid restriction.
@@wendys9500 this didn't just come out of nowhere, there was a lot of lead up. I was walking about 20 minutes to and from work every day in the summertime, and I was working in a restaurant kitchen. It wasn't in the hot part of the kitchen but it was still plenty warm, and I didn't have time to sit down or really use the bathroom for about 8 hours. I would often feel dead tired when I got to work - like I could fall asleep standing up. So I would drink some coke because it had caffeine, and would usually feel a bit better. Turns out that was happening because of dehydration, and coke helped not because of caffeine but because of liquid. Then one day I got really dizzy and started throwing up so I went home and called around to get someone to take me to a doctor because those were symptoms I didn't recognize so clearly I needed someone to tell me what was wrong with me and make it stop. The vomiting was not a direct effect of dehydration but a secondary symptom caused by the intense vertigo, which I don't think happens in all cases of dehydration. If you get an unexplained dull headache or feel intensely tired for no particular reason, it's past time to drink water. But otherwise just drink when you're thirsty! Your water needs will vary from day to day depending on your physical activity and how much water-rich food you eat
I had something similar once. Instead of sending me home they kept me in the ER overnight and pumped a few bags of saline into me. Plus x-rays and blood tests just to be sure it wasn't something worse and some drugs to make me more comfortable. Spending the night in ER is no fun, but I'll take the added safety of having my status and recovery being monitored.
Yup. I had the norovirus somewhat recently and vomited and diarrhea'd a lot. It caused my body to become so dehydrated to the point where standing up for even 1 second would instantly make my vision blur and my ears ring, and I would lose my balance. At one point I actually fell over and hit my head on the edge of a shelf made out of ceramic tile, which obviously produced a bloated bruise that stayed on my forehead for about a week.
Not to mention the fact that standing up for 1 second typically required a 30 minute recovery time. So, yes, after each 1 second standup, I'd have to sit down for about 30 minutes for my blood pressure to recover from that 1 second stand.
The reference to the crayon Homer had in his brain 0:44 is so clever!
Crayon
As someone who fears puking so so much (and thus, getting nausea because of that fear) this video is quite informative.
Also, don't worry, I've improved on this sense and I don't fear it as much, specially since it offers quick relief on way worse situations, and it's normal.
I felt exactly that way easily until just a couple years ago, in my early to mid 20s. I still hate it, but I finally understand it sucks for a couple minutes, but after that you feel so much better. Well, at least that fear helped me get really good at holding it down...
Same here, sometimes when it's a flu, or you just feel dizzy for a sec, it can help to hold it, but otherwise, it's our body and knows what's best for itself.
@@Glockenspheal Well... our bodies also consider alcohol to be toxic at way less than fatal levels, and what also helped me get over it was learning to drink properly... yeah, I could get over that one. So weird how alcohol makes you throw up more easily than the flu!
I'm terrified of puking until I've been hugging the toilet for 5 minutes then I'm just like hurry up and puke and get it over with.
So many times i have felt nauseous but couldn't hurl and its the worst state. Its like come on and just do it all ready so i can start feeling better, granted sometimes it won't actually help.
For instance i have had sun sickness a couple of times which is basically spend too much time in the sun and you make Vitamin D to a toxic level and suddenly you feel like crap. It has happened once while redoing our roof (mostly the next day) amd probably twice from boating and again being in direct sunlight whith lots of exposed skin for too long.
I have a phobia of vomiting and have only done it 3 times, 2 because of food poisoning, and 1 because my first time trying an edible had a high amount of THC (120)
You tried drugs while having emetophobia? Damn you were either clueless or brave.
The worst part about it is that you gotta wait quite a bit before you start vomiting when it's caused by food poisoning at least.
0:17 on one hand, I'm concerned. on the other hand, lol.
This isn’t Earth. This is Vomit Planet!!!
I have only vomited after drinking way too much. Honestly never from eating something rotten or poisonous.
Alcohol is low-key poisonous
The reason you vomit from alcohol is that alcohol is a poison lol
Go to the other side of the planet and try their street food. Prepare a lot of water, and make sure you have an extra day at the hotel.
@@liammarshall-butler3384 Hi-key poisonous. Tens of thousands of people die a year from alcohol poisoning.
Alcol vomiting is manageable and stops quickly. Food poisoning vomit is unbearable cause it can go on for hours and u don't feel immediately better
Great video guys, the puking pencil was a lovely touch too
This was really fun to watch. And quite informative too!
0:02 are those Furio Tigre and Jean Armstrong from the Ace Attorney games?!
Great video as always thanks for puking in.
the artist definitely had a lot of fun drawing the illustrations for this episode :)
Meaningful conversation aside, I clicked on this video out of sheer curiosity and seeing an Ace Attorney reference immediately upon clicking on a video about puke kind of blindsided me. Something about it caused part of my brain to just completely derail from attempting to process the human vomit potential and Recipe for Turnabout at the same time.
The good thing is, as with most thing we can train the nausea system to be more robust, like a sailor who can sail in almost any weather and not get sea sick.
TELL ME EVERYTHING TO STOP MYSELF FROM VOMITING IN THE FUTURE
I haven't vomited for many years (maybe almost 9 years). Because I have a phobia of nausea and vomiting. I took care of my stomach very carefully and not being able to vomit did not cause any vital problems. I don't know I just wanted to share this info...
Tell me your secrets
@@curiodyssey3867 Actually I am not that sure. It can be mostly psychological because this fobia is too big in my life. I think I literally convince myself not to vomit. But I generally eat at home, good and healthy food. Trying not to get cold and protect my body in bad whether etc, and if I suspect that my stomach will feel bad, I am taking a pill to relax it, but of course not too often.
Same
same
Same, I haven't puked in over 14 years! I hate the feeling, so I'm trying my best not to get sick.
Honestly, this video churned my stomach more than most common triggers. Thanks, wacky emetophobia?
animations on this video are top notch! kudos xD amazing work!
I have gastroparesis. My stomach doesn't empty as fast as it should, and sometimes it just decides to run backwards. Eating too much fatty or carb-heavy food can trigger it (so I rarely do that anymore) but sometimes it just decides, "Heck, let's barf today," even if I haven't eaten in 12+ hours, at which point even *my* stomach is empty. I get that vomiting is a survival mechanism, but I could personally do without it. :/
I haven't puked this millennium and I've only puked maybe twice in my lifetime (excluding the time I was baby which I don't really remember).
Better knock on wood right now. I was the same and then food poisoning came for me and I made up for years of not puking over a 12 hour period.
Same, I literally dunno what the vid is on about. My dog. Now he vomits a few. Though he's more or less healthy and certainly young. lol
I’m on a 5 year streak rn
1. 0:35 D'oh! (perfect for the topic)
2. i don't always vomit, but when i do, i prefer to let it happen and get it over with. Stay healthy my friends.
Ima watch as many of your videos as I am interested in, just so you show up on my recommended
Loved this video! Worth noting that vestibular nausea can cause vomiting as well!
I just love how minute Earth just sneaks in some well known characters
There was this old-timey chorus my mom wanted to see when I was relatively young. Three times she took me with her to their performances and every time we had to leave early because I started vomiting violently. I'm a person that rarely vomits, in fact I don't think I've vomited once in over 20 years. Does that mean my brain thinks old songs are dangerous?
1:30 Princess Peach appears to be driving backwards on DK Mountain
Just wanted to point that out
This was hilarious and educational!! Well done!
Good Vid!
Thx for this and also once my mom told me that if I don't eat food on time or not at all I would puke( This happened when we were in my native for a wedding and stayed there a few days before and after the wedding. My mom didn't allow me to eat breakfast and I felt like puking but ate a few biscuits but still, it happened and she was telling me that I ate something or posion blah blah and would not believe the words she said to me when I was like 9 years old and it happened when I was 12 So anyone going to answer why do we puke when we don't eat food sometimes and also I was healthy if that helps). Also thx for informing us about it!!! Always looking forward to the next video you guys post!!!!!!!!!
1:21 Ah damnit! More disrespect vomited towards Waluigi. Him being denied in Smash was bad enough.
Amazing video thank you ❤💚👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The animation used here was excellent. Very fun
Coincidence I got sick and vomited yesterday and you posted this video
didn't expect to see Trials and Tribulations here of all places
"Welcome to the future, bring your barf bag." is fitting in so many ways!
Thanks!!
Thank you for uploading this today and not yesterday. No, I will not elaborate
The fact that they put the crayon in Homer Simpson's brain (or even that Homer's there at all) is the best part
I get that out the other end. I rarely ever even do vomit or get nauseous enough to do that.
I have an extreme fear of vomiting. The last time I threw up was due to a panic attack, and the trigger of my panic attacks is the belief that I will vomit.
When nature mess up with recursive funcions
WHEN MINUTE EARTH UPLOADS A VID IY SHINES MY WHOLE DAY
ESPECIALLY THE END PUN 🤣🤣
One thing that I wonder is why, sometimes, it takes *so long* for me to vomit, even though it's clear that it's the only thing that can relieve the situation. I've been through cases where I could physically feel the contents of my stomach sloshing around, and I tossed and turned in pain for over an hour before my body actually did something.
Of course, I could've tried to force the puking, but that seriously anguishes me, so I just counted on my body to be smart. It... kinda wasn't?
I feel that
It’s funny how I’m in that exact condition right now, and I got this video suggested 😅
I used to feel that way but it was more the anxiety of the vomiting that I used to experience as a teenager that held me back. As an adult as soon as I see the toilet bowl my brain is like "go time". Thankfully I've probably only vomited a few times as an adult.
Those drawn cells are soo cute :3 as always. Would definitely buy cute cells merch
I love how after doing one Mario reference with the magic mushrooms, you do another one with a go-kart when talking about driving on a windy road.
Great video to watch over lunch 😀
What a wonderful video to be recommended during Lunchtime!
0:17 Even the pencil is vomiting
One of ur best videos
I don't vomit that often, although it is rare for there to be a year with no vomiting at all. I've had a few things cause me to vomit over the past 2 decades. The most common of these is a stomach virus. I've only had diarrhea a few times from said stomach virus, but I always get nausea and vomiting with it. And if I drink water while I'm sick to my stomach, even small amounts, my stomach can't handle it and I throw up dilute acid, so I avoid water when I have a stomach virus. Only fluids I can safely take in while I have a stomach virus without any worry of vomiting it back up as long as I sip it is lemon-lime soda, like 7UP or Sprite.
I also had a really bad case of acid reflux as a teenager. I mean, I usually didn't feel anything, and when I did, it was usually gas, lots of gas. However, this acid reflux came with an increased nocturnal thirst. If I drank water to satisfy that nocturnal thirst, I would get nauseous and then vomit up dilute acid + the medicine I took(I'm an epileptic, so I have to be on nightly meds) and whatever food was left in there.
The one time I had appendicitis that wasn't from a blockage, I vomited once and had nausea throughout(it was that vomiting + pain that made me worried, and when the nausea and pain persisted the next morning, my mom drove me to the ER. Many hours later I get a CT scan with contrast(had an abdominal ultrasound a few weeks prior because of pain in the same area, negative, even the ovarian cysts that it turns out I had and still do have did not show up on ultrasound) and a couple bright areas show up around the ovary and appendix. Only the tip of my appendix was inflamed, and there was no blockage, so the doctors felt safe admitting me and doing surgery in the morning. The next morning, I have my surgery, and still, only the tip is inflamed.
The surgeon did however see cysts on my ovary and said that that's probably what caused most of the pain I was having. Didn't do anything about the cysts though, as they were simple cysts with clear fluid. I still get ovarian cyst pain sometimes, and I can generally tell it apart from ovulation pain because the ovarian cyst pain has a sharper onset and then gets crampy whereas ovulation pain is crampy with a duller, but still noticeable onset.
Phoenix Wright reference in the first few seconds? You go MinuteEarth!
Glen Elg, Furio Tigre, and Jean Armstrong right at the start.
I see you are a man of culture.
I see someone on the team is an Ace Attorney fan, that's a second AA illustration reference recently, love it!!!
81st viewer- anyways,I watched you a lot and made me learn so much, don't give up!
little tip.
if youre feeling nauseous for a LONG time and the feeling wont go away, just gag yourself and get it out.
youll save yourself discomfort in the long run.
just get a drink and brush your teeth after for safety.
Oof yea, I heard stomach acid does a number on your teeth
you shouldnt brush your teeth immediately after vomiting, for the sanme reason you shouldnt brush them after drinking lemonade. acid weakens enamel. you'll brush it right off. instead, swish some water around and spit it out a few times.
@@shedinjask mouth wash is fine too right?
I love the intro xD
Minute barf all the wayyy~
GREAT THUMBNAIL
the homer simpson sillouite and duff beer is such a good touch
Acid reflux is also a giant nuisance when it comes to sudden episodes of vomiting.
Stomach bug: Am I a joke to you?
(I had it on November 30th-December 6th, and on the 5th I was vomiting like 50 times every 2 minutes. On the first day though, I gagged and felt sick towards the 6th of December)
@@aquariumfish-i4h Ouch. Stomach bugs definitely suck, too.
is that an ace attorney reference i see at the beginning?? 👀
I applaud that one cartoon guy for being brave enough to tell his coworkers why he thinks bowser is hot
I love food so much (and am extremely food fixated in general) that when I was a little kid, I would eat so much and so fast that I would throw up, feel bad, then eat more. I can't really tell if I'm full unless I'm nauseous and on the verge of barfing anyway so I'm very prone to this at places like buffets
I'm not sure how much of a problem this is in your everyday life, but if this is causing you issues (uncontrolled weight gain, eating to the point of discomfort every day, etc) you may want to talk to a doctor/therapist/dietician. It isn't normal to not have hunger cues, and that could be caused by underlying physiological OR psychological problems. But of course if you get by in your day to day life without it bothering you, then just keep doing what you're doing - it's your body, after all!
Aha, I see your sneaky Ace Attorney reference in the first scene. Happy year of the (Furio) Tigre! I mean... Tiger.
Love it so much
Dope video
I haven’t vomited in fourteen years, just thanks to sheer willpower, despite severe pain, motion sickness, stomach bugs, eating questionable food, anxiety, etc. I don’t think I can vomit anymore, really…. I’ve felt sick to the point that I’ve tried to make myself vomit, but my throat would close automatically, like I learned to control voluntarily as a emetophobic kid. I’m still terrifying of throwing up tbh, but I want to get over that. Just can’t figure out how.
Usually the nausea and anxiety over vomiting is much worse than the actual vomiting itself. When you're in the process of ejecting stomach contents I feel there's a strange thrill and then a wave of relief as the nausea is temporarily diminished. Then the next day your internal abdominals are aching from contracting so forcefully...
I sometimes get the urge to vomit fir no reason other than why not and it reaches the back of my mouth to the point where i can taste it but through sheer willpower alone I stop before its too late
Nice video
I've vomited quite a lot in my life, with the highest concentration being last fall, around the time my shoulder got too cold at night and hurt like a b*tch for weeks.
Was likely due to headaches, because when I don't eat anything for ~10 hours, I tend to get headaches, so around 4pm, things start to get bad for me some days. Then I throw up in the evening, and everything is fine.
On the plus side, now I can tell 15-20 minutes in advance when the next purge is coming, so I can prepare.
@MrTeskin Yeah, basically.
An early warning system, if you will.
Y'all asking the real important questions clearly
So why does contact with the uvula also trigger the vomit response? Are there nerve endings that directly connect it to this "vomit control center"?
I think most of us would REALLY appreciate a technology that would give us a temporary override switch to disable nausea.
great video, just in time for lunch
As someone with emetophilia, i find this informative
david: welcome to MinuteEar-
*insert sounds of everyone barfing*
david: uh. nevermind
on my house we know someone is on the edge of hospitalization when we vomit, bonus if it happens during the night/midnight or if you were about to go to sleep, seriously it's how many times i puked especifically during the night
My body on the other hand seems to have trouble vomiting and it scares me that I might poison myself and not be able to survive because of it
Motion sickness is an annoying thing to have, mine is so bad that I can't even swim in the sea for too long or I'll get nauseous.
Its the animation man. Give your animators a raise.
Minute earth is an Ace attorney fan! The people in the intro are Tigre and the chef from one of the turnabouts.
and here i was thinking i was the only one to have noticed that reference...
Vomiting seems like something _other_ people do frequently... I had a friend who got sick and vomited at least once a year! Surely if you're vomiting more than a few times a decade, something is seriously wrong with your health?
For me, it's a rarity.
I remember having a stomach bug from 1995, when I was 5. I remember telling my mum that I felt strange and had a watery mouth. She told me it sounded like I was going to be sick, and sat me down with a bowl. I was confused what the bowl was for until it happened. I had never been so freaked out in all my life. In an instant, a stream of liquid more foul than feces was streaming from my mouth. I remember it absolutely terrifying me.
Then I remember I was sick in 2002 - I was twelve and think I undercooked some chicken in a fajita kit. I felt slightly unwell the early evening, so I had some spicy bean soup. It made me feel better for about 2 or 3 hours, but in the evening I was violently sick.
Finally in 2006 - I was 16 or 17, and drank far too much vodka, before I realized just how strong it was. I remember projectile vomiting into the kitchen sink. Luckily I was so drunk, I didn't suffer the full sensation of it. It kind of felt like a dream/nightmare.
Since that time in 2006, I've not been sick again.
A few months ago I vomited for the first time since elementary school. I'm 23
I have a crazy case of travelling sickeness. Once a bus ride to my neighbouring city made me puke 8 times. I puked on the floor of the bus too. The entire ride, it smelled like puke. I was so embarrassed. There were so many cute girls who were eyeing me and were grossed out by the end of the ride. FML
Yeah the aftertaste from vomiting is rather unpleasant
*Yeah, those stomach acids, mixed with all you consumed, aren't very tasty.*
It seldom happens (like once every 4 months or smith like that), but I for some reason just feels a tiny bit of puke coming out when I wasn’t sick and just in my house. I guess my vomit sensors went ‘it’s vomiting time’ and (barely vomited btw what I’m about to say is a HUGE overstatement) and omitted all over the place
I can't believe I freaking instantly recognized Furio Tigre and Jean Armstrong despite not playing that case in several years
I don't even remember, when I have last vomitted. In the childhood I did from time to time (but usually just when I was ill, I would say not more than 10 times in total) but in the last 10 or maybe even 12 years, I don't remember vomitting. Sometimes my stomach is churning (again, especially when I am ill) but it doesn't result in vomitting.
0:35: I love how he uses Homer's silhouette.
In my experience, many animals vomit a LOT more than humans. I mean, my can can do it several times a day. My dog vomits at least once a month and usually multiple times when he does. On the other hand, my twin brother and I can go years without vomiting. It’s probably been decades for our mother.
…unless you count acid-burps where you have reflux and accidentally let a little out, burning your sinuses/throat. That’s not really vomiting even if it’s digestive juices. If it didn’t come as a result of your body reflexively trying to evacuate your stomach, it shouldn’t count.
I dont know what you're feeding your dog but mines vomited a total of like 4 times in the 9 years shes been alive not including her first 2 months
you might have to double check what you're feeding your pets if they're vomiting that often. like maybe the cat is fine if you're including coughing up hairballs, but if your cat is vomiting on the regular and it's not hair there's something wrong with their diet
@@MidoriFlygon cats like to eat plants that purposefully make them vomit, so outdoor cats tend to vomit pretty often.
@@danilooliveira6580 The cat has FIV. Strictly indoor. Yes, he has digestive issues. It’s not uncommon. Cat puke is almost a meme.
@@rom26ik Many dogs eat their own puke and you wouldn’t know.
The "Welcome to MinuteEarth" moment was funny, ngl
Me, with extreme emetophobia: Let's watch this! 😅😭