When it comes to the "Broken heart syndrome" it makes me think of the older generation born in the 30's and 40's that have lived with their significant other their entire life. Most of them have spent 60-70 years together and once the first one dies, the other one dies within weeks or months.
Mostly when the Female part dies first the male follows quickly after.. When the male part dies first, females tend to live for years on after because they can cope with it better than men. I know that because i was working in a retirement home for a couple of years and when i asked why most of em are females my chef told me this.
@@Im_Revenge my mom always says it’s cause men depend on their wives so much- I mean she’s probably not wrong when she said “when I die it’ll be a miracle if your dad doesn’t die soon after” xD
It's only because we usually clean the toilet seat with bleach based products, we don't do that with our mouths now dont't we? Toothpaste and mouthwash aren't designed to kill the microbiome, so there u go
"You can die from a broken heart." Of course it's true. If you break your heart by puncturing it repeatedly with a stick, you might have some problems.
Went to highschool with a guy that actually had both femurs snapped in a high speed car accident as a kid. He had permanently bent legs and a severe limp but he never let it get him down and he could still walk everywhere.
My husband got a “fight bite” once- it led to a bone infection, surgery, and permanent loss of motion in the finger and knuckle affected. Public service announcement: don’t punch people in the mouth.
Doctor Mike, I have a video suggestion. I found this game called "Reanimation Inc. 911 Realistic Doctor Simulation". I've tried it, and it is really different. It is not a barrage of ads and not a "put scalpel and organ here, thenthere, then there". It is "here's a patient, save him/her, goodluck bye". For those who doesn't have prior knowledge, you will get to experience first-hand what it feels like to be forced to do medical procedures and not know anything and end up killing the patient. I shall spam whether you like it or not. Gotta do it to see it.
Yeap. I felt the same way. 25k is enough to set me up for a good bit without having to stress about bills and just general life. No way one smile can do that, but then I realized it is probably a difference in personality.
Doctor Mike, I have a video suggestion. I found this game called "Reanimation Inc. 911 Realistic Doctor Simulation". I've tried it, and it is really different. It is not a barrage of ads and not a "put scalpel and organ here, thenthere, then there". It is "here's a patient, save him/her, goodluck bye". For those who doesn't have prior knowledge, you will get to experience first-hand what it feels like to be forced to do medical procedures and not know anything and end up killing the patient. I shall spam whether you like it or not. Gotta do it to see it.
I hope when other people heard endorphins they thought of: “exercise releases endorphins; endorphins make you happy! Happy people don’t shoot their husbands!”
I remember reading that a kiss activates the same neural receptors as cocaine. As a teenager, I would bring that fact (?) and say to a girl 'I would invite you to do drugs, but... you know, ilegal; so probably we should just make out'
Not a doctor, and this is a complete guess, but it may be due to lack of an immune system or lack of response. A sunburn is skin cells sacrificing themselves so they don't become cancerous. If they don't you may get skin cancer.
but enough that it would generate evolutionary pressure and be selected? as in cave people with thicker eyebrows survived longer than people with less eyebrow to the point where that specifically help their genes to be more prevailing? idk, the social hypothesis seems more likely
@@matheussanthiago9685 hair protects our heads from the sun, at least for me, I'll never be as white as my head, hair also keep us warm, from my experience I can say, I had long long hair, and I never felt cold in my ears or neck, till I cut it all up to my ears and got an undercut, I have never felt the cold and wind so strong running through my ears and neck, and I though "lol, men are used to this? This is what it feels like" even the water feels different, so yeah, I totally believe hair protect us, even the nose hair, it protect us from breathing dust or bacteria getting in.
When I was in high school I saw a doctor due to having trouble falling asleep, depression and anxiety. She asked how long it took for me to fall asleep and when I responded "2-3 hours if I'm lucky". She said that it wasn't THAT long and it was normal. It made me feel so stupid and like I was overreacting. She didn't even acknowledge the depression and anxiety. What happened? Self-harm, insecurity and even deeper depression happened and I didn't understand why I was feeling and reacting this way. She had stated I was over-reacting so I felt so bad and stupid. She sucked and I wish I could go back and tell myself to see another doctor to get help. Because She just made it worse by not taking me seriously. Nowadays when I'm not in my depressive periods I fall asleep in about 30 minutes and understand what she said was absolute horses**t
Not excusing that doctor but I sometimes try to imagine how in the heck docs like that think. Wonder if she was depressed herself and also had trouble falling asleep so she thought it was normal 🤔 Humans are biased and we definitely "fact check" the reasonableness of something based on ourselves 😅
@@guywhodoesntgetthejoke9567 maybe through electric signals from one brain to another. i imagine they may have evolved beyond the need for voices and touch to express themselves and could use the electric signals from their brain to perfectly communicate at an unfiltered bit rate.
my hubby of 40 years died of a heart attack when we lost our ten year old daughter. he was diagnosed with this. terrible, and i live on, alone......for years now......and yet, your review made me really try to smile, you know, for the 'feel loved and feel good' hormones......thanks Doc!!
Fun fact: the term "takotsubo" comes from Japanese and it actually means a trap that is used to catch octopuses. The term is used to describe the effects of a "heartbreak" because a emotionally significant trauma changes the shape of your heart so, that it's a bit wider at the bottom, therefore resembling an actual takotsubo.
Dr. Mike: "If you can't fall asleep after 20 minutes, try something relaxing, like reading." Me: "Yeah, now that's not going to work for me" Reading is the one thing that will keep me up till 6 am. I often tell myself to just read 1 chapter, but then it starts getting interesting and I start getting invested in the story and the next thing I know I'm suddenly turning the last page of the book, the birds are singing, the sun is up and it's 6 am.
For caffeine addicts, I'd say often it is not the caffeine that is dictating your mood and alertness, but the hydration. I used to consume heavy caffeine in the mornings, but started hydrating instead initially with squash and water. It was never an objective to cut down on energy drinks and coffee, but I did because hydrating in the morning did more for me than caffeine did.
Hydration is definitely important, and caffeine is a diuretic, so obviously not going to help with that. But for some people small, to moderate amounts of caffeine can act as an antidepressant. I have suffered from depression since childhood, and find it helps. Not huge amounts of it-one, sometimes two, rarely three cups of coffee a day. And I avoid it for at least ten hours before bed. Of course, for those consuming huge amounts, it can certainly be a problem. I always have water, and coffee in the morning.
I mean I can say that lack of hydration will lead to a headache and bring down my overall energy, but caffeine does dictate your alertness. I think as a caffeine addict, it does less of an effect, but it’s still blocking those hormones that cause exhaustion.
The "true" dinging bell he uses and the noise my fridge makes when it's open for too long are the same pitch and I've tried to go close my fridge like 8 times until I figured it out.
I'm surprised how many of these were true. I'm so used to "social media facts" being 90% trash unless written by actual scientists. That's why I go to science RUclipsrs like you to answer my curiosities about everything from medicine to psychology to paleontology to astrophysics.
Mike, I'm a rare person who can drink caffeine before bed specifically for lucid dreaming and when I wake up the next morning I'm better than ever. However, I don't wake up to alarms, I let my body wake when it's ready. Some days I'll sleep 5 hours, sometimes 8, if I sustained an injury I'll usually sleep closer to 12.
Hi Doctor Mike! I love your videos. As a music therapist, it makes me really happy that you referenced music therapy in this video. I agree, it’s super cool. 😊
@@jarskil8862 Yes, I've read this fact (?, please correct me if i'm wrong), if you're a man and you pee on a pregnancy test and it turns out positive, you may have pancreatic cancer.
8:04 I know Dr. Mike said it but this is very true. My father had a heart attack shortly after heartbreaking family affairs and while it was mild he struggled to manage his emotions in a way that wouldnt put him at risk of another "heartbreak attack"
@@Daggeira If you can't fluently discuss rocket science I won't sleep with you. completely unrelated, I am very lonely and I have no idea why (This is a joke)
This was a good one, however as someone who’s very sensitive to the sun it highlighted how at risk I am for skin cancer due to the number of sunburns I’ve sustained and was a great reminder of annual skin checks beyond my self monitoring at home!
@@mhtv5959 well it was said that the main age is 58-75 (considering those ages lose the most people normally, such as life-long partners and all). But it isnt mandatory to be that age
@@vijayakulkarni314 The only thing doctors do is put you on sleeping meds that make it impossible to wake up fully, drive or really function in any way safely.
100%!! My sister always rings me and when she asks if I'm doing anything and I say "Yes, I'm writing" she says "So you're not busy" -- YES, I AM! GO AWAY!
its like taking my art that im making while in the flow and just throwing it into the trash - when i come back to it later the feeling just won't be the same.
I tried meditation, guided or not, and I always ended up totally stressed because of it. Just trying to let go of a thought makes me want to hold on to it even more and analyse it. So it's permanent fight with myself. I started getting anxious just at the idea of meditating, so I stopped.
@@raphaelroy4543 I start every day where I stopped the day before. Also, sometimes I'm going back to a story I imagined as a child and continue on that one. Yet I'm not writing anything. It's just a great way to kill time for me. :) And to fall asleep, this way I'm not troubled by any thoughts about what I have to do the next day,...
I thought letting go at once was bad . Just close your eyes and let it run all over the place , gradually after doing this , It will calm down . OR , you might just sit and try to actually think about one thing , and keep thinking. That's how I was trained to meditate. Or you might just close your eyes and think of things that troubles you and think how you feel about those , analyse them ... It will help you not to think about those things in other times . There isn't just ONE way .
My Grandfather died of a broken heart 3 weeks after his wife died. An artery at the heart literally exploded. It was a real mess, but he outlived my uncle's prediction at my Grandma's funeral by a week.
@@mentallyinsanevirt No 2 uncles talking and one said he wont last 2 weeks. Three weeks later we had my grandfathers funeral and uncle said he couldn't wait more than three weeks to pester grandma again. It was a bit of a fluke that she died of pneumonia before he died of the many health problems he had.
Doctor Mike, I have a video suggestion. I found this game called "Reanimation Inc. 911 Realistic Doctor Simulation". I've tried it, and it is really different. It is not a barrage of ads and not a "put scalpel and organ here, thenthere, then there". It is "here's a patient, save him/her, goodluck bye". For those who doesn't have prior knowledge, you will get to experience first-hand what it feels like to be forced to do medical procedures and not know anything and end up killing the patient. I shall spam whether you like it or not. Gotta do it to see it.
"The human mouth is dirtier than a toilet seat" Could also be because toilet seats are surprisingly clean. After all, manufacturers know that they're going to have people's butts on them a lot, and quite probably also spilled bodily fluids, so they're designed to be very smooth to prevent bacteria from getting a foothold on there and to be easy to clean.
@@Epiphun Yes but it's highly dependent on the downstream effects of your migraine. For some, caffeine is actually a trigger. However, for others, because caffeine as a vasoconstrictor can reduce the dilation of blood vessels, they have pain relief because vasodilation in the nerves in the head is partly responsible for the pain of migraine (see: Excedrin, a common migraine-treatment medication which contains caffeine). There is still lots of uncertainty with the physical mechanism of migraine though.
2:25 Also needless to say that the 30 times human weight is true...vertically, to snap it in half you need way less than that if the force comes from the side, or it's torsion.
I’m a teacher. I make the kids get up and stretch and have a chat in the middle of a double lesson (100 mins). It’s not fair to make a 12 y/o sit still and quiet for that long
@@pardo6370 bro, look it up. Hair absolutely plays a role in personal perception of the world around you. This was proven ages ago when the colonizers cut the indigenous populations hair and it greatly diminished their abilities to track and hunt.
"Average time people take to fall asleep is 10-20 minutes" Me, constantly taking upwards of 1-2 hours: >.> I literally have to distract myself with lucid dreaming in order to fall asleep, because I can't just sit there and think of nothing, thats where the anxiety happens
7:50 Oh my God my mom is one of those. I never see her without a cup of coffee, and whenever I tell her that it might not be good for her sleep, she says "Well I can fall asleep so no problem" WELL THE QUALITY OF YOUR SLEEP IS BAD BECAUSE YOU DRINK COFFEE RIGHT BEFORE BED *MOM* WHY DO YOU THINK YOU'RE CONSTANTLY TIRED?!
I have ADHD and medications have never worked, just gave me aweful nearly violent mood swings. Coffee actually calms and relaxes me. I drink a pot of coffee throughout the entire day and actually do sleep better and more soundly when I drink a cup right before bed, than when I only drink it before lunch
Huh?? Wow. Never heard of that. Guess I gotta be happy to be on ADD medication that simply work 100% for me without side effects.. But nice that u found ur way to go!
Takes me 40 minutes or more to fall asleep and if someone wakes me up again then it will take 40 minutes of more to fall back asleep Also caffeine really doesn't affect me. I drink it once or twice a week in the evening. Go to sleep the same way
I had a stage 3 yolk sac tumour 5 years ago. And 2 years ago when I was TTC I kept getting very faint false positives that drove me insane with fear of cancer. Every test I took even when on my period, I'd get a faint positive. It just scared me alot cause the chemo I received was intended for testicular cancer, and the cancers are identical under a microscope.
A plural-s is (almost) never attached by using an apostrophe! So it's "doctors", not "doctor's" (except a few rare exceptions)! The apostrophe is only used for possesive purposes or with shortening two words together. Examples: There are a lot of doctors in the room. (correct, plural of doctor); Around his neck hangs the doctor's stethoscope. (correct, the stethoscope belongs to the doctor); It's really late, almost midnight. (correct, shortened form of "it is")
Doctor Mike, I have a video suggestion. I found this game called "Reanimation Inc. 911 Realistic Doctor Simulation". I've tried it, and it is really different. It is not a barrage of ads and not a "put scalpel and organ here, thenthere, then there". It is "here's a patient, save him/her, goodluck bye". For those who doesn't have prior knowledge, you will get to experience first-hand what it feels like to be forced to do medical procedures and not know anything and end up killing the patient. I shall spam whether you like it or not. Gotta do it to see it.
@@toxiczebra5920 They don't even hunt for humans, there's no shark on this Earth that like the taste of humans. They just either mistaken us for fish or when we fight back they get aggressive.
I had an coworker who was diagnosed with broken heart syndrome over losing his wife and it was the saddest thing I’ve ever seen he was the sweetest person ever
That's why we have eyelashes the eyebrows offer the various muscles in your face and particularly your forehead to convey emotion and in a highly socially dependent animal like humans that is particularly useful
@@Catlandian yes and no. Humans evolved to be stamina hunters meaning we had a extremely active life style which is why humans and our relatives have pronounced brows. It is also good for conveying emotion and other social cues. Humans have eye brows for alot of reasons and you could argue their purpose developed all at the same time.
You guys know that evolution doesn't have directed, single-minded purpose, right? If a mutation is helpful for reproduction, it sticks around. The more things it helps, the more likely it is to remain. Both things, and more, can be true.
It really sucks about that two cobo cardiomyopathy, I'm a landscaper and my boss has had a client for about 30 years and the husband died falling down the basement stairs and 3 days later his wife died because of a broken heart. First time in a long time I wept hearing something like that. Just tragic and absolutely true
Most nights I take more than 30 minutes to sleep. But music and reading doesn't help because... Flow. Those are things I love and enjoy, I don't get tired of it and I don't feel time passing
I was medically retired from the Air Force because I have endometriosis. I know 5 other women on my small base in Dover DE who were also medically retired for endometriosis...just because of the medications we had to take. It's frustrating because I had just received the NCO of the year award 4 months before my medical board for endometriosis started. I was good at the military and my pain didn't inhibit my job but my medication did. I was heartbroken.
I really appreciate that you put facts in the thumbnail instead of succumbing to clickbaity dumb stuff. Little stuff like that about your channel shows me that you're a genuine guy trying to spread the truth of science
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I know someone who stepped out of a taxi, must have put their foot down wrong, god knows, but they ended up with a Linsfranc break. They didn't fall or anything, totally not expected.
Only bone I have ever broken was my collar bone and I did it with my brothers head. We were playing tag in the house and some how double backed on each other.
@@Noodlepunk I was wrestling my sister and she bent me over her knee and was like “haha I win” then her ankle gave out and it snapped my collar bone in 2 places and I had to have surgery to put the piece that broke out back into place lmao
Caffeine actually affects certain people differently, like those with ADHD. I'd love to see a video on how certain chemicals affects people with mental issues due to abnormal brain chemistry.
@@cripki7558 stimulants have still a wide range of effects on people with ADHD but the theory is that the symptoms like hyperactivity are a reaction to understimulation. So depending on the actual brain chemistry, some stimulants may be effectively calming you down. For example, in the morning after not enough sleep, a neurotypical will feel slowed down and caffeine will bring alertness and energy from the baseline. Someone with ADHD in the morning will feel exacerbated, unable to focus, and appear hyperactive trying to deal with too much at once instead of focusing on one thing at a time. Caffeine can then increase alertness and focus, which has a calming effect from the baseline
@@orangeguy5463 no this is grossly incorrect. Please don’t talk about things you have no expertise on, especially if you don’t understand the pharmacodynamics behind it. In short, coffee helps everyone, ADHD included.
As a chronic insomniac: falling asleep within 4 hours without medications is about as likely as climbing Mount Everest in sandals and still keep your toes. (Falling asleep within an hour WITH medication is also highly unusual) … I’ve got adhd.
isn’t it true that the eyebrows are there to prevent sweat to get in your eyes? eyelashes also prevent stuff to get in your eyes, yet mine don’t even do their job. they can’t even prevent pollen from getting in to my eyes. USELESS 7:55 guess what, i get tired from caffeine.
@@savannahcloudfoot5298 Yeah, I was just curious what function you would thought about first :D I had some anthropology classes and I remember our profesor telling us that scientists are not sure either but there are many hypothesis. Hair are the direct protection from the sun, absorbing sweat from the face, or the little hypothesis humans were semi aquatic and had only their head out of the water :D These I remember but I was curious if someone knows more.
@@materla4102 Pubic hair is probably to catch bacteria and prevent it from getting to sensitive areas. I imagine hair on the top of the head is to prevent massive sun damage since that’s the highest point on the body.
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When it comes to the "Broken heart syndrome" it makes me think of the older generation born in the 30's and 40's that have lived with their significant other their entire life. Most of them have spent 60-70 years together and once the first one dies, the other one dies within weeks or months.
Mostly when the Female part dies first the male follows quickly after.. When the male part dies first, females tend to live for years on after because they can cope with it better than men.
I know that because i was working in a retirement home for a couple of years and when i asked why most of em are females my chef told me this.
@@Im_Revenge my mom always says it’s cause men depend on their wives so much- I mean she’s probably not wrong when she said “when I die it’ll be a miracle if your dad doesn’t die soon after” xD
Let’s never fall I love again
@@imlucid4090 welp ill just have to die later ig... so i cant hurt myself?
Thankfully, my grandpa is still staying strong after half a year without my grandma
“You can die from a broken heart.”
Yeah it’s called a shotgun
LMAO.
@Sam YazaLMAO.
That's called a punctured heart...
bro best comment ever in history, present and future .that is why the only thing i love is my dog mistake 😂😂😂👍
bro i subscribe to your channel immediately after reading this comment😂😂😂
"The human mouth is dirtier than a toilet seat"
Maybe it's not so bad to not have your first kiss yet
you are EVERYWHERE
funni
It's only because we usually clean the toilet seat with bleach based products, we don't do that with our mouths now dont't we? Toothpaste and mouthwash aren't designed to kill the microbiome, so there u go
@@BoltSwitch_ no you are
Thankyou
This is the most times Dr Mike has said “that’s true” to ANYTHING on the internet…. I’m flabbergasted 😮 but impressed😂
I know right? The Uberfacts are basically internet tweets (Not sure if you're related to this message).
Yep
Aren’t eyebrows also to catch water that rolls down your face
@@CowMovesGrassI don’t know there but I do believe that they help with sweat dissipation as well, much like, well, posterior hairs.
Funnily enough I have a friend who fractured his femur playing soccer in 8th grade
Me: * excessively smiling and hoping that the smiles can pay off my debts since it has the same neurological effect as $25,000 *
Only works if u are a hot girl lol
@@ariel666. guess I have to just work like a normal person 😭
Omg fbi obma
@@Joe_. Barack Obama or Sususs Amogus?
@@FBIagentObama rip
"You can die from a broken heart."
Of course it's true. If you break your heart by puncturing it repeatedly with a stick, you might have some problems.
But that's sticking holes in it, not really breaking it
@@Aeneiden If you stick it enough to stop it from functioning, that's breaking it. ;)
@@bretsheeley4034 isn't that more of a rupture? I think he's talking about emotional heartbreak in the video
@@Aeneiden it was a joke but ok
@@PandemoniumKirby I was sarcastic but ok
If school was this fun to watch, I’d be a straight A student.
I guess you are gae student? B)
@@manoknight3780 what-
Ikr
@@manoknight3780 lmaoooo
@@manoknight3780 YES😩😩
Went to highschool with a guy that actually had both femurs snapped in a high speed car accident as a kid. He had permanently bent legs and a severe limp but he never let it get him down and he could still walk everywhere.
Snapped from the joints ? Or in the middle ?
i bet i could beat them in a race
@@georgestephenson3189oh my god💀
My husband got a “fight bite” once- it led to a bone infection, surgery, and permanent loss of motion in the finger and knuckle affected. Public service announcement: don’t punch people in the mouth.
Why would you aim for the mouth anyways-
@@m_artroom idk maybe a sexual thing
@@pearllamdeaf pfft- 😂
@@pearllamdeaf USHDHAGCHSHX NO
@@pearllamdeaf KSKSKSKS
As someone who shaves their eyebrows, they actually stop water dripping into your eyes
I waxed mine off by accident and literally had to keep my eyes closed in the shower
Same for eyelashes, it's why men tend to have busier brows and longer lashes
@@nickkk420 We have longer lashes?? All this time I thought long lashes was a feminine trait
It’s not for water it’s for sweat.
@@officialomatu8766 ask chicks, they'll tell ya, guys always have super nice lashes. We just don't draw attention to em mascara etc
Cant fall asleep? "Try reading"... Me 7 hours later and a finished book: "Oops, its already morning" 🤷🏼♀️
Doctor Mike, I have a video suggestion. I found this game called "Reanimation Inc. 911 Realistic Doctor Simulation".
I've tried it, and it is really different. It is not a barrage of ads and not a "put scalpel and organ here, thenthere, then there".
It is "here's a patient, save him/her, goodluck bye". For those who doesn't have prior knowledge, you will get to experience first-hand what it feels like to be forced to do medical procedures and not know anything and end up killing the patient.
I shall spam whether you like it or not. Gotta do it to see it.
me too!
Sameee
He should've specified math books lol
Me reading it in two hours, I want more!
Gonna go ahead and say LOL NO WAY IN HELL DOES A SMILE MAKE ME JUST AS HAPPY AS 25K.
hello checkmark
The other way around is sort of true from a certain viewpoint: If I had 25k...
...I'd be smiling quite a bit. XD
I'm willing to go through enough rounds of being given $25k and being smiled at to get a statistically significant answer.
@@tsotate Agreed. Proper application of science demands extensive data gathering!
Yeap. I felt the same way. 25k is enough to set me up for a good bit without having to stress about bills and just general life. No way one smile can do that, but then I realized it is probably a difference in personality.
“It takes 10-20 minutes to fall asleep”
Me, who went to bed at 11pm: Ohh, is that the sun??
It's 3.39 am :)
It takes me 1-4 hours to be asleep
@DJ RUclipsr TMJ its 1:21
@@Xilos_2051 same
Most of my nights are all nighters and I'm only 12...
Dr Mike: Do not take caffeine after lunch.
Costa Rican and Colombian traditions:
Every latino does that, not only costa rican's and colombians
Argentina también... O el mate.
as a Swede, true fact. We drink do much coffee
Italians as well haha
nunca he visto a Costa Rica (mi pais) en videos como este. Pero creo que puedo confirmar que es cierto, solo que nunca he tomado cafe en mi vida :)
Me and the bois thinking a taxi service was just out here giving facts
Bruh same
Am one of the bois
I was surprised by the numbers of trues.
Lol
Wait, so it's not the taxi service?!
Dr. mikes videos help me sleep. Not because they are boring, but his voice is calm and the information keeps my brain sidetracked
Dr. Mike ASMR ^^
Not boring
Doctor Mike: Adding facts to the facts
UberFacts: Write this down, write this down!
Doctor Mike, I have a video suggestion. I found this game called "Reanimation Inc. 911 Realistic Doctor Simulation".
I've tried it, and it is really different. It is not a barrage of ads and not a "put scalpel and organ here, thenthere, then there".
It is "here's a patient, save him/her, goodluck bye". For those who doesn't have prior knowledge, you will get to experience first-hand what it feels like to be forced to do medical procedures and not know anything and end up killing the patient.
I shall spam whether you like it or not. Gotta do it to see it.
@@butwhatif2489 But it is!
@@butwhatif2489 I did, but to catch more attention, I must spam at replies.
I hope when other people heard endorphins they thought of: “exercise releases endorphins; endorphins make you happy! Happy people don’t shoot their husbands!”
Lol what's that from?
@@canonator176tech7 legally blonde
@@annawood8912 cool guess I'll have to watch that again
first thing that came to mind! lol
Do you know that yesterday legally blonde celebrated its 20th anniversary 🎬 😁.
I remember reading that a kiss activates the same neural receptors as cocaine. As a teenager, I would bring that fact (?) and say to a girl 'I would invite you to do drugs, but... you know, ilegal; so probably we should just make out'
But did it ever work
Im gonna add this to the things that never work
This must be a guide on how to not get a girl.
That’s criminally insane but I approve
I'll add this to my "how to get minus social credits" list
"Is there something worse than having sun burns?!?"
Yes, having an abnormal response not to have that mechanism.
Not a doctor, and this is a complete guess, but it may be due to lack of an immune system or lack of response. A sunburn is skin cells sacrificing themselves so they don't become cancerous. If they don't you may get skin cancer.
its not a doc mike video without him saying CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS
never lol
@@DyslexicMitochondria Hey bro I watch ur videos. Love your channeI
Ofc
@@DyslexicMitochondria wait how do you have like 26.4k subs and many videos but still not be verified?
Someone: **says anything regarding the heart not beating**
Mike: I know what not to do, but I don't know if i have the strength to not do it
The Doctor was wrong when he measured me, he said I’m 6’3 but I’m actually 10 billion miles 😎
I wish I was 6’3 lol
@@princeky150 Same 😔
@@thatguy720 ya my bad, you’re 10 billion miles 😂
I'm like 3 foot
I'm like 5'9 and I feel like a dwarf lmao
"Flow state" is real when you're playing music.
Once I played piano at 6 am and the next time I blinked it was 12 pm, it's insane.
But its the opposite for me. I play a game for like 3 hours then i expect it to be night time already but its still in the afternoon
For me, it's computer programming. Playing music is pretty great too.
does anyone else get really happy whenever some source dr mike is reviewing gets something right? idk i just get happy when it happens.
same
Dr Mike: "Do not have caffeine after lunch"
Me, a software engineer: *nervous sweating *
Lol, SAME. I'm a programmer, and i relate SO MUCH
As a coffee shop employee, keep drinking coffee after lunch. Give me all your monies.
@@Jakey4000 i make my own coffee... 😂😂
Me as an Intensive Care Specialist also laughed out loud when he said that 🤣 I NEED it to get through my days haha
As I've learned in business, if it works, it works. Don't get too hung up on doing things the correct way.
Big round of applause for uber to spread correct medical information online
Big round of applause for uber to spread correct medical information online
Big round of applause for Uber to spread correct medical information online
Big round of applause for uber to spread correct medical information online
Big round of applause for uber to spread correct medical information online
Big round of applause for uber to spread correct medical information online
You forgot to mention that EYEBROWS stop the sweat from the forehead to go into our eyes, a lot of the hair in our body has a function.
Yes. I heard what he said and now I want that fact checked!
but enough that it would generate evolutionary pressure and be selected?
as in cave people with thicker eyebrows survived longer than people with less eyebrow to the point where that specifically help their genes to be more prevailing?
idk, the social hypothesis seems more likely
@@matheussanthiago9685 hair protects our heads from the sun, at least for me, I'll never be as white as my head, hair also keep us warm, from my experience I can say, I had long long hair, and I never felt cold in my ears or neck, till I cut it all up to my ears and got an undercut, I have never felt the cold and wind so strong running through my ears and neck, and I though "lol, men are used to this? This is what it feels like" even the water feels different, so yeah, I totally believe hair protect us, even the nose hair, it protect us from breathing dust or bacteria getting in.
Yes, it helps a lot of debris and sweat from meeting your eyes. So do your eyelashes
What are my pubes for?
When I was in high school I saw a doctor due to having trouble falling asleep, depression and anxiety. She asked how long it took for me to fall asleep and when I responded "2-3 hours if I'm lucky". She said that it wasn't THAT long and it was normal. It made me feel so stupid and like I was overreacting. She didn't even acknowledge the depression and anxiety. What happened? Self-harm, insecurity and even deeper depression happened and I didn't understand why I was feeling and reacting this way. She had stated I was over-reacting so I felt so bad and stupid. She sucked and I wish I could go back and tell myself to see another doctor to get help. Because She just made it worse by not taking me seriously. Nowadays when I'm not in my depressive periods I fall asleep in about 30 minutes and understand what she said was absolute horses**t
We are on meds for the same reasons, dude
I don’t think medical practitioners realize how much their indifference or carelessness effects young patients.*affects. Oops.
@@geriyoungblood8500 *affects
And also this doctor sucks
Is it even legal
I'd call this negligence
Not excusing that doctor but I sometimes try to imagine how in the heck docs like that think. Wonder if she was depressed herself and also had trouble falling asleep so she thought it was normal 🤔 Humans are biased and we definitely "fact check" the reasonableness of something based on ourselves 😅
"2-3 hours if i'm lucky" bro same
When aliens eventually find earth, do you think they’ll make a documentary about how humans exchange saliva to express their love...?
Who says they havent already found it?
Now that im thinking of it, how tf do aliens express their love
@@guywhodoesntgetthejoke9567 snot? 💀
Why do you think about that?
@@guywhodoesntgetthejoke9567 maybe through electric signals from one brain to another. i imagine they may have evolved beyond the need for voices and touch to express themselves and could use the electric signals from their brain to perfectly communicate at an unfiltered bit rate.
As a chronic insomniac… yes, it is frustrating to know that there are people out there that fall asleep in 10 to 20 minutes
Fact: Dr Mike is the most legendary doctor on RUclips.
Dr. Sick Notes: Are you sure about that?
@@daniela.valadez8870 Dr uh, who? Who is that?
@@tabora_ he is a British Doctor, much like Dr. Mike
*laughs in Dr. ER*
Fact checked, true
my hubby of 40 years died of a heart attack when we lost our ten year old daughter. he was diagnosed with this. terrible, and i live on, alone......for years now......and yet, your review made me really try to smile, you know, for the 'feel loved and feel good' hormones......thanks Doc!!
How should we flirt with people:
“You know my mouth dirtier than toilet seat”
Lol
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LMAO
🤣
Haaaa that got me cracked up
Fun fact: the term "takotsubo" comes from Japanese and it actually means a trap that is used to catch octopuses. The term is used to describe the effects of a "heartbreak" because a emotionally significant trauma changes the shape of your heart so, that it's a bit wider at the bottom, therefore resembling an actual takotsubo.
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Dr. Mike: "If you can't fall asleep after 20 minutes, try something relaxing, like reading."
Me: "Yeah, now that's not going to work for me"
Reading is the one thing that will keep me up till 6 am. I often tell myself to just read 1 chapter, but then it starts getting interesting and I start getting invested in the story and the next thing I know I'm suddenly turning the last page of the book, the birds are singing, the sun is up and it's 6 am.
Or if you fall asleep due to a mental crash, you're gonna sleep in a really awkward position and wake up with a neck pain and a back pain.
This is literally me😂😂
why is this SO TRUE
Happened to me more than once lmfao
Just go into the bathroom or somewhere else, and turn the light on. Stay there for a few minutes, and then go to bed. This helps a lot with sleeping.
For caffeine addicts, I'd say often it is not the caffeine that is dictating your mood and alertness, but the hydration.
I used to consume heavy caffeine in the mornings, but started hydrating instead initially with squash and water.
It was never an objective to cut down on energy drinks and coffee, but I did because hydrating in the morning did more for me than caffeine did.
Hydration is definitely important, and caffeine is a diuretic, so obviously not going to help with that. But for some people small, to moderate amounts of caffeine can act as an antidepressant. I have suffered from depression since childhood, and find it helps. Not huge amounts of it-one, sometimes two, rarely three cups of coffee a day. And I avoid it for at least ten hours before bed. Of course, for those consuming huge amounts, it can certainly be a problem.
I always have water, and coffee in the morning.
squash hurts my throat though dont know if anyone agrees
I mean I can say that lack of hydration will lead to a headache and bring down my overall energy, but caffeine does dictate your alertness. I think as a caffeine addict, it does less of an effect, but it’s still blocking those hormones that cause exhaustion.
The "true" dinging bell he uses and the noise my fridge makes when it's open for too long are the same pitch and I've tried to go close my fridge like 8 times until I figured it out.
Oh my goodness, that's hilarious!
LMAOOOOOOO 😂😂😂😂
CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS IS A MUST ON EVERY VIDEO!!!
YES
Am I the only one who really loves his sense of humour💀
Yes
Yes, you are. The other 7.5 million subscribers don’t actually find him funny at all
He actually is funny, you don't have a sense of humour I guess
You're not the only one. Not By a mile. (Not even by all the DNA in the Human body)
No I love it too
I'm surprised how many of these were true. I'm so used to "social media facts" being 90% trash unless written by actual scientists. That's why I go to science RUclipsrs like you to answer my curiosities about everything from medicine to psychology to paleontology to astrophysics.
Mike: "Try reading when you can't sleep, it's calming!"
Me: laughs in thrillers
What’s sleep I play video games until 5 in the morning
I usually read books that give details into disgusting stuff like infected wounds... even tho I'm reading a children's book about dragons!!
"Try reading when you cant sleep"
Me who didn't get to sleep bc im too into what im reading: 👁️👄👁️
Me: "open chemistry notes" ok, let's reaaa... "Snoozing"
@@tinypuffs1467 i do the same
Mike, I'm a rare person who can drink caffeine before bed specifically for lucid dreaming and when I wake up the next morning I'm better than ever. However, I don't wake up to alarms, I let my body wake when it's ready. Some days I'll sleep 5 hours, sometimes 8, if I sustained an injury I'll usually sleep closer to 12.
Maybe you have an underlying condition of ads. There are many brain conditions that lead to stimulants making you sleepy
Maybe you are an alien.
@@peterzingler6221 I've got ADHD maybe that explains it.
Caffeine doesntcreally affect me
You are a true ninja.
Bonus to exercising with music: It can sometimes make you feel badass.
Seems legit if it's coming from *"Mikasa Ackermann"*
Depends on the music.
Gigachads listen to my little pony
@@DankDimensionMemes Dude, I could imagine myself changing from running to skipping while going faster, lol. I watch MLP with my sister.
Sigma males listen to baby shark during workout
Hi Doctor Mike! I love your videos. As a music therapist, it makes me really happy that you referenced music therapy in this video. I agree, it’s super cool. 😊
doctor: so, what brings you here today.
Patient: my pregnancy test was positive…
Doctor: but your a man!
Patient: LOOK I KNOW BUT-
Lol i was thinking the same🤣🤣 how do you actually go to a doctor and explain your concern
Doctors have seen everything, you’ll be okay
@@pardo6370 "I peed on pregnancy test and it came out positive. I have heard it can be cancer"
You dont need to say anything else (:
@@jarskil8862 "Why were you taking a pregnancy test in the first place?"
@@jarskil8862 Yes, I've read this fact (?, please correct me if i'm wrong), if you're a man and you pee on a pregnancy test and it turns out positive, you may have pancreatic cancer.
Tbh, the eyebrows use is to stop water from getting into your eyes
I thought that was eyelashes?
@@JDMOokami probably both
Lashes*
I just think that cavemen thought it looked hot.
And sweat.
Godd, if he was my teacher I would've never left the classroom.
None would 😂
Even when he does?
But here there's editing which helps
I wouldn't, either
Same
8:04 I know Dr. Mike said it but this is very true. My father had a heart attack shortly after heartbreaking family affairs and while it was mild he struggled to manage his emotions in a way that wouldnt put him at risk of another "heartbreak attack"
“No sexual benefit for playing the piano”
This man probably has never been on the internet 😬
@Sean Payno It doesn't even have to be a kink lol; some people are attracted to intelligence and proficiency.
Bro he has 7.5M subs
PanPiano
@@microooo when does subs matter???
@@Daggeira If you can't fluently discuss rocket science I won't sleep with you.
completely unrelated, I am very lonely and I have no idea why
(This is a joke)
This was a good one, however as someone who’s very sensitive to the sun it highlighted how at risk I am for skin cancer due to the number of sunburns I’ve sustained and was a great reminder of annual skin checks beyond my self monitoring at home!
“You can die from a broken heart” Take that Padme haters
i knew Padme was older but didn't know she was between 58-75. Anakin was down bad
@@mhtv5959 well it was said that the main age is 58-75 (considering those ages lose the most people normally, such as life-long partners and all). But it isnt mandatory to be that age
@@ateex8070 you must be fun at parties
lol
@@mhtv5959 Where did you get those numbers? She wasn't even 30 when she died.
This is quite possibly my favorite Dr. Mike ever!!! We need more factual checks. 😊
"Average person falls asleep in 10-20 minutes"
Me who takes 2-3 hours to sleep:
Plz go see ur doc bro
@@vijayakulkarni314 The only thing doctors do is put you on sleeping meds that make it impossible to wake up fully, drive or really function in any way safely.
thats me as well
Me tossing around for 1 hour: _yes_
Same
And when a person comes to disturb our flow, they are ignorant on why we get upset.
Yes.
100%!! My sister always rings me and when she asks if I'm doing anything and I say "Yes, I'm writing" she says "So you're not busy" -- YES, I AM! GO AWAY!
its like taking my art that im making while in the flow and just throwing it into the trash - when i come back to it later the feeling just won't be the same.
“why did that lady just sneeze on her cat” 😂
Lmfaoo
Dr. M asking the important questions.
When I sneeze with my cat nearby she moves her ears and her head instantly and looks around, it's adorable x)
@@ConvenientlyShapedUsername aww loll
I tried meditation, guided or not, and I always ended up totally stressed because of it. Just trying to let go of a thought makes me want to hold on to it even more and analyse it. So it's permanent fight with myself.
I started getting anxious just at the idea of meditating, so I stopped.
Write it down, so you won't forget it i do that when i try to sleep.
@@raphaelroy4543 I start every day where I stopped the day before.
Also, sometimes I'm going back to a story I imagined as a child and continue on that one. Yet I'm not writing anything. It's just a great way to kill time for me. :) And to fall asleep, this way I'm not troubled by any thoughts about what I have to do the next day,...
Yeah, maybe journaling would be better here.
I thought letting go at once was bad . Just close your eyes and let it run all over the place , gradually after doing this , It will calm down . OR , you might just sit and try to actually think about one thing , and keep thinking. That's how I was trained to meditate. Or you might just close your eyes and think of things that troubles you and think how you feel about those , analyse them ... It will help you not to think about those things in other times . There isn't just ONE way .
Me: stressed because having a hard time to fall asleep
high school history text book: allow me to introduce myself
Unrelated but ok
My Music History book: Finally, a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!
“The average person takes 10-20 minutes to fall asleep”
Me: *takes 45+ minutes 🥲*
Then your above average 😎
@@zenDragon90 you're*
@@carsonskiing This is RUclips, not Grammarly.
@@zenDragon90 still, you should be aware of your grammar... sometimes, there are bullies so watch out...
well it takes your uncle trylius about an hour
My Grandfather died of a broken heart 3 weeks after his wife died. An artery at the heart literally exploded. It was a real mess, but he outlived my uncle's prediction at my Grandma's funeral by a week.
Uncle: He will die after 2 weeks!
Grandfather: No.
@@mentallyinsanevirt No 2 uncles talking and one said he wont last 2 weeks. Three weeks later we had my grandfathers funeral and uncle said he couldn't wait more than three weeks to pester grandma again. It was a bit of a fluke that she died of pneumonia before he died of the many health problems he had.
Even one of my grandaunts died two days after her son met with an accident
8:24 moment of silence to the fallen soldiers who bravely sacrificed themselves to protect us.
legitamately surprised at how many of these are true!!
Yes...
Doctor Mike, I have a video suggestion. I found this game called "Reanimation Inc. 911 Realistic Doctor Simulation".
I've tried it, and it is really different. It is not a barrage of ads and not a "put scalpel and organ here, thenthere, then there".
It is "here's a patient, save him/her, goodluck bye". For those who doesn't have prior knowledge, you will get to experience first-hand what it feels like to be forced to do medical procedures and not know anything and end up killing the patient.
I shall spam whether you like it or not. Gotta do it to see it.
"The human mouth is dirtier than a toilet seat" Could also be because toilet seats are surprisingly clean. After all, manufacturers know that they're going to have people's butts on them a lot, and quite probably also spilled bodily fluids, so they're designed to be very smooth to prevent bacteria from getting a foothold on there and to be easy to clean.
@Pinned by Dr Mike Bruh who are you
@@qsd5413 It's someone who wants to be reported as spam
@Pinned by Dr Mike lol scam
Dr. Mike: No coffee after lunch.
Me: **laughs in chronic migraine pain management**
Does coffee really help against migraine?
@@Epiphun Yes but it's highly dependent on the downstream effects of your migraine. For some, caffeine is actually a trigger. However, for others, because caffeine as a vasoconstrictor can reduce the dilation of blood vessels, they have pain relief because vasodilation in the nerves in the head is partly responsible for the pain of migraine (see: Excedrin, a common migraine-treatment medication which contains caffeine). There is still lots of uncertainty with the physical mechanism of migraine though.
Stolen…..😐
2:25 Also needless to say that the 30 times human weight is true...vertically, to snap it in half you need way less than that if the force comes from the side, or it's torsion.
Dr Mike: Why did that lady sneeze on her cat?
Me: idk but my cat sneezes on me ALL the time!🤷♀️😹
She was asserting dominance
PERFECTLY BALANCED AS BACTERIAL SPREAD SHOULD BE
My parakeet sneezed on me and got little flecks of snot all over my glasses once. They sneeze on us; we sneeze on them.
@@cobalt1754 it's a sign of true love, the sharing of germs.
Mine did that and turned out he had a upper respiratory infection. He's all good now
Dr. Mike: Sitting is bad for you.
Schools:
I’m a teacher. I make the kids get up and stretch and have a chat in the middle of a double lesson (100 mins). It’s not fair to make a 12 y/o sit still and quiet for that long
@@celticcheetah6371 you might but most teachers dont do that
@@celticcheetah6371 👏👏👏👏 I love that
@@celticcheetah6371 You're a very good teacher. ❤️❤️
@@celticcheetah6371 i wouldve loved to have you lol
Imagine your Uber driver telling you all of these facts- 😂
As a Tea Addict who could drink a record - 14 cups in 16 hours and fell asleep like a baby.
You blew my mind, knew the Decafe was working 👌
Eyebrows also serve a secondary function: keeping sweat out of the eyes
The hair is useless part makes me laugh. It’s a part of our sensory abilities. The movement of hairs is part of how we sense the world.
Theres bald people so it really isn't necessary for anything
@@pardo6370 I’m not talking about just hair on the head. Arms, legs, and even toes have hair.
@@rachelechols5041 yes but some people completely shave it all off and there are no differences whatsoever
@@pardo6370 you really can't shave *all* your hair
@@pardo6370 bro, look it up. Hair absolutely plays a role in personal perception of the world around you. This was proven ages ago when the colonizers cut the indigenous populations hair and it greatly diminished their abilities to track and hunt.
"Average time people take to fall asleep is 10-20 minutes"
Me, constantly taking upwards of 1-2 hours: >.>
I literally have to distract myself with lucid dreaming in order to fall asleep, because I can't just sit there and think of nothing, thats where the anxiety happens
oh thank goodness. I thought I was the only one. I try to keep the dreaming similar each night so it isnt too interesting, but that is exactly right!
s a m e
insomnia gang 💯😎👊👌
same here
Audio books...
7:50
Oh my God my mom is one of those.
I never see her without a cup of coffee, and whenever I tell her that it might not be good for her sleep, she says "Well I can fall asleep so no problem"
WELL THE QUALITY OF YOUR SLEEP IS BAD BECAUSE YOU DRINK COFFEE RIGHT BEFORE BED *MOM*
WHY DO YOU THINK YOU'RE CONSTANTLY TIRED?!
7:43 me drinking coffee right now at 5pm and always complaining about falling asleep at 3am: ...oh, that's why... [sips cup]
Underrated
“It’s take 10-20 minutes to fall asleep”
Me trying to fall Asleep 5 hour after laying in bed
Same.
That's insomnia bto
You, sir, have a cool name
Get off your phone earlier
@@brotherbumkin3010 I bet you're the kind of person that tells someone with depression to "just be happy"
If I ever meet you I would say "what's up doooc"
I would say “Peewoop”
Indeed
Nice
I have ADHD and medications have never worked, just gave me aweful nearly violent mood swings. Coffee actually calms and relaxes me. I drink a pot of coffee throughout the entire day and actually do sleep better and more soundly when I drink a cup right before bed, than when I only drink it before lunch
Huh?? Wow. Never heard of that. Guess I gotta be happy to be on ADD medication that simply work 100% for me without side effects.. But nice that u found ur way to go!
Just imagine in a lab a chemist sniffing all of the chemicals … is that why there all mad? Omg I’ve cracked it! 😂
Lol
Takes me 40 minutes or more to fall asleep and if someone wakes me up again then it will take 40 minutes of more to fall back asleep
Also caffeine really doesn't affect me. I drink it once or twice a week in the evening. Go to sleep the same way
Cracked indeed
They’re**
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You tell us to stay happy and healthy, but has anyone told YOU to do this? I hope you are staying happy and healthy Mike! Much love brother.
I love the repeated “chest compressions!” I now say this on a loop when talking about first aid to the 6-7 year olds I work with x
I had a stage 3 yolk sac tumour 5 years ago. And 2 years ago when I was TTC I kept getting very faint false positives that drove me insane with fear of cancer. Every test I took even when on my period, I'd get a faint positive. It just scared me alot cause the chemo I received was intended for testicular cancer, and the cancers are identical under a microscope.
Doctor's: You need at least 8 hours of sleep
Also them:*proceeds to work 48 hour with no sleep*
A plural-s is (almost) never attached by using an apostrophe! So it's "doctors", not "doctor's" (except a few rare exceptions)! The apostrophe is only used for possesive purposes or with shortening two words together.
Examples: There are a lot of doctors in the room. (correct, plural of doctor); Around his neck hangs the doctor's stethoscope. (correct, the stethoscope belongs to the doctor); It's really late, almost midnight. (correct, shortened form of "it is")
@@MagicChris86 You could just say *Doctors.
Doctor Mike, I have a video suggestion. I found this game called "Reanimation Inc. 911 Realistic Doctor Simulation".
I've tried it, and it is really different. It is not a barrage of ads and not a "put scalpel and organ here, thenthere, then there".
It is "here's a patient, save him/her, goodluck bye". For those who doesn't have prior knowledge, you will get to experience first-hand what it feels like to be forced to do medical procedures and not know anything and end up killing the patient.
I shall spam whether you like it or not. Gotta do it to see it.
@@MagicChris86 It's just probably a typo error.
setting goals for yourself throughout the day? I honestly just wing it
FACTS
Here's a fun one! You're more likely to die of a heart attack after seeing a shark in the water than actually being killed by a shark in the water
Probably wrong but I’m too lazy to check,if it’s right then that’s cool
@@coralxanpu check out the poopie channel, he got bit doing PR on shark week for Jackass 4 . He lived
@@coralxanpu humans taste awful, you let them bite you and they let go
@@toxiczebra5920 They don't even hunt for humans, there's no shark on this Earth that like the taste of humans. They just either mistaken us for fish or when we fight back they get aggressive.
A health ad showed up while I was watching Dr Mike, coincidence I think NOT
I had an coworker who was diagnosed with broken heart syndrome over losing his wife and it was the saddest thing I’ve ever seen he was the sweetest person ever
Doctor Mike : talks about the bacteria you give to another person when you kiss them
Also Doctor Mike : *shares a pic with Bear licking his face*
At least it’s a closed mouth doggy kiss. I’ve seen some people let dogs and cats lick them in the mouth.🤮
@@evilsharkey8954 Ew, gross
@@evilsharkey8954 my dog licks in my mouth XD
@@br3adst1ck92 🤢🤮
@@starstudio8402 XD
Fact check: Eyebrow are not there to show aggression but to protect your eyes from sweat. Facial expressions are a bonus.
no, he was right. eyebrows barely protect from sweat anyway.
That's why we have eyelashes the eyebrows offer the various muscles in your face and particularly your forehead to convey emotion and in a highly socially dependent animal like humans that is particularly useful
@@Catlandian yes and no. Humans evolved to be stamina hunters meaning we had a extremely active life style which is why humans and our relatives have pronounced brows. It is also good for conveying emotion and other social cues. Humans have eye brows for alot of reasons and you could argue their purpose developed all at the same time.
You guys know that evolution doesn't have directed, single-minded purpose, right? If a mutation is helpful for reproduction, it sticks around. The more things it helps, the more likely it is to remain. Both things, and more, can be true.
@@UnashamedlyHentai finally someone who gets it
It really sucks about that two cobo cardiomyopathy, I'm a landscaper and my boss has had a client for about 30 years and the husband died falling down the basement stairs and 3 days later his wife died because of a broken heart. First time in a long time I wept hearing something like that. Just tragic and absolutely true
5:58 Our anatomy professor told us that the eyebrows are there to protect the eyes from blood or sweat that runs down your forehead
yeah i remember something similar
Its social purposes and for protection from sweat.
Yep!
Most nights I take more than 30 minutes to sleep. But music and reading doesn't help because... Flow. Those are things I love and enjoy, I don't get tired of it and I don't feel time passing
I was medically retired from the Air Force because I have endometriosis. I know 5 other women on my small base in Dover DE who were also medically retired for endometriosis...just because of the medications we had to take. It's frustrating because I had just received the NCO of the year award 4 months before my medical board for endometriosis started. I was good at the military and my pain didn't inhibit my job but my medication did. I was heartbroken.
Hey Doctor Mike, Can you do a three pointer in pickup basketball?
4:20 I don't think we want any members of the Pentagon to procreate, Mike.
I really appreciate that you put facts in the thumbnail instead of succumbing to clickbaity dumb stuff. Little stuff like that about your channel shows me that you're a genuine guy trying to spread the truth of science
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My sibling broke their femur during a track event, took 3 steps. People thought it sounded like a gun shot
This evokes a truly terrifying mental picture ... how does one even manage that??
I know someone who stepped out of a taxi, must have put their foot down wrong, god knows, but they ended up with a Linsfranc break. They didn't fall or anything, totally not expected.
LMAO.
Only bone I have ever broken was my collar bone and I did it with my brothers head. We were playing tag in the house and some how double backed on each other.
@@Noodlepunk I was wrestling my sister and she bent me over her knee and was like “haha I win” then her ankle gave out and it snapped my collar bone in 2 places and I had to have surgery to put the piece that broke out back into place lmao
Caffeine actually affects certain people differently, like those with ADHD. I'd love to see a video on how certain chemicals affects people with mental issues due to abnormal brain chemistry.
What happens to those with ADHD?
@@cripki7558 I've heard it actually calms them down. Idk tho I'm not a medical professional
@@cripki7558 stimulants have still a wide range of effects on people with ADHD but the theory is that the symptoms like hyperactivity are a reaction to understimulation. So depending on the actual brain chemistry, some stimulants may be effectively calming you down.
For example, in the morning after not enough sleep, a neurotypical will feel slowed down and caffeine will bring alertness and energy from the baseline. Someone with ADHD in the morning will feel exacerbated, unable to focus, and appear hyperactive trying to deal with too much at once instead of focusing on one thing at a time. Caffeine can then increase alertness and focus, which has a calming effect from the baseline
@@orangeguy5463 thank you so much! This is very clear ❤️
@@orangeguy5463 no this is grossly incorrect. Please don’t talk about things you have no expertise on, especially if you don’t understand the pharmacodynamics behind it. In short, coffee helps everyone, ADHD included.
Doctor Mike:”Eyebrows are a nine verbal communication.” Well I have no eyebrows.
As a chronic insomniac: falling asleep within 4 hours without medications is about as likely as climbing Mount Everest in sandals and still keep your toes. (Falling asleep within an hour WITH medication is also highly unusual)
…
I’ve got adhd.
I hear ya bud! I've not got ADHD but suffer from insomnia, went to bed at 10 last night, 2:30am I was still wide awake lol
Coffee is optional if you have ADHD
Scientifically proven fact: dr.mike is the best doc on RUclips
isn’t it true that the eyebrows are there to prevent sweat to get in your eyes? eyelashes also prevent stuff to get in your eyes, yet mine don’t even do their job. they can’t even prevent pollen from getting in to my eyes. USELESS
7:55 guess what, i get tired from caffeine.
What are hair there for? And pubic hair?
@@materla4102 aside from the function of eyebrows and eyelashes i have literally no clue why we have hair 😂
@@savannahcloudfoot5298 Yeah, I was just curious what function you would thought about first :D I had some anthropology classes and I remember our profesor telling us that scientists are not sure either but there are many hypothesis. Hair are the direct protection from the sun, absorbing sweat from the face, or the little hypothesis humans were semi aquatic and had only their head out of the water :D
These I remember but I was curious if someone knows more.
@@materla4102 prevent friction apparently
@@materla4102 Pubic hair is probably to catch bacteria and prevent it from getting to sensitive areas. I imagine hair on the top of the head is to prevent massive sun damage since that’s the highest point on the body.
Mike: Kisses Bear
Also Mike: Reads a tweet about bonding with dogs RIGHT after