25 Weird Facts About The Human Body

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[@shapeshifterchic2011]

Mm mm

[@andeeharry]

if ''dust'' is just dead human skin, then many people are allergic to themselves....that is kind of wild

[@little_bunni_hunni]

They're allergic to death 😮

[@MO99ish]

Allergic to the dust mites that eat dead skin cells.

[@jennifermosley1243]

As a phlebotomist I wouldn't suggest coughing while someone is trying to draw blood. It could prohibit someone to get your blood work and you will have to be stuck again. Just saying...

[@Wicked_Knight]

I'm sorry I don't doubt what you're saying to be true but could you maybe elaborate just a little bit more? Like us it because coughing can cause the needle to exit the vain or?

[@pattycake8272]

I trained myself to tighten up the opposite side of my body. Is that okay? They haven't said not to. But I don't go in to often.

[@sandyhenderson441]

@@Wicked_KnightRetired nurse here. Yes, you're right. Veins used for routine blood tests or drips aren't strongly built. When the needle is in the hollow centre of a vein, where the blood is, sudden movement of the body e.g. a cough can cause the limb & vein to move relative to the needle which is being held static by the vampire. This can cause the needle's sharp point to go through another part of the vein and into the surrounding tissue. This means: a) the needle is out of the blood flow. If too little blood was obtained for the tests required, the procedure needs repeating with another vein and needle. b) the vein will be bleeding into the tissues from the accidental damage, so big bruise. c) last but not least, the new damage hurts. When having blood taken or a drip sited staying still is important to maximise the chance of success first time. For injections staying still is also important because a sudden movement by the patient can snap the needle off below the skin. This is rare & easily sorted, but is better avoided.

[@Wicked_Knight]

@@sandyhenderson441 Thank you, I thought that was the case, but I didn't want to assume.

[@ladykoiwolfe]

​@@pattycake8272I do that too, and if they know it's your way of not jumping under the needle they'll usually understand. A stress ball can also help.

[@juliethompson7005]

My brother-in-law would say off the wall things to my sister when they were in bed. One time he told her “you know you’re an upside down image in my retina” 😂😂

[@maryrosekent8223]

How old were they at the time?

[@kathleenchaffin2591]

I married one of those 😅

[@juliethompson7005]

😂😂😂

[@michelleburgess557]

Mike those faces you was pulling were hilarious 😂 you should actually do an episode 25 facts about Mike 😊

[@michelleburgess557]

Maybe as a Christmas special 😂

[@list25]

Well I kinda did one like that. Check out 25 Things Mike Has Been Up To Since The Break

[@theresacarpenter6681]

Does the lack of surprise look mean that you would be an excellent card player?? That would be some interesting research for you and possibly even profitable.

[@serenapenner3581]

Actually I remember you and Tristan doing a list❣️💖

[@user-db9jh9is2f]

I have watched so many videos over the years to learn about multiple subjects. It's rare that I learn something new at this point (regarding my interests). I didn't know any of these, and I thank you for adding wrinkles to my brain 😊

[@LillikoiSeed]

Good list; Mike, you’re a goofball! For some reason, for me, when I get a shot, I have to see the needle go in. I’m not sure why, but knowing the exact moment it goes in, helps to keep it from being painful. I liken it to going to the eye doctor and getting the puff in your eye. I can’t stop blinking because I don’t know when it’s going to happen. Somehow that has always surprised everyone I’ve told.

[@debrajones4010]

I’m the exact opposite. If I don’t see it then I’m going to be unaware of when the pain comes and by that time it’s already over.🤷🏻‍♀️ I have no idea, but in my mind, it works.😂

[@NikiLivi5]

I’ve always watched getting blood drawn because it doesn’t hurt as much.

[@revgurley]

I heard that "Event Threshold" thing before. It happens so often at our house we call it an "event horizon problem" and walk back out the door. We all know what that means. (Yes, I know "horizon" and "threshold" are two different things, just what we call it).

[@julianaylor4351]

We are stardust, We are golden,....🎶❤️

[@loraweems8712]

I remember Carl Sagan saying, in his 1980 PBS show 'Cosmos ', "We are made of Star stuff'.

[@julianaylor4351]

@@loraweems8712 It's a hippy culture song by Matthews Southern Comfort called Woodstock, written by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, so the original version and also a version by Joni Mitchell.

[@loraweems8712]

@julianaylor4351 ah, so! Many thanks! Although I'm only 61, my big sister is 10 years older, so I grew up listening to Crosby, Stills, and Nash (and occasionally, Young...) The reference was familiar, I just couldn't place it.

[@julianaylor4351]

@@loraweems8712 I'm 62 and have been a popular music fan all my life and a record collector since my teens.

[@wolf.eye._-]

We are billion year old carbon...

[@aprilpotter3054]

Mike: "Keep your mind out of the gutter." Me: "If I do, I'll be lost!!"😂

[@GRANT_MORRIS]

Hey Mike. I've got psoriasis buddy and I totally sympathise with you my friend. Anyway I love List 25 and I hop you and the team will always be here. Fab stuff ❤❤

[@hawk66100]

We are literally the universe experiencing itself.

[@butcheredalive]

When I go to get bloodwork done, I breathe through my nose, hold it and let go once the needle is in. Almost painless unless they don’t wait for the alcohol from the wipe to dry

[@SuperMissblueeyes]

Health scientist here. While you've clearly done your research, there is a mistake. It takes a lot of genetic mutations, & usually many years for a cancer to develop (which is why there's a greater risk of cancer with age). It's not a one & done thing, thank goodness. If it was, a lot more people would be struggling with cancer. But you're totally right about our bodies killing off cancer cells. This is the basis for some cancer therapies. Immunity based cancer therapies help the body to recognise certain cancer cells as foreign & kill them off. These types of therapies are becoming more & more helpful, meaning that with other therapies too, one day we may be able to move away from traditional chemotherapy treatments that make patients feel so unwell on top of their already difficult cancer symptoms. Good job though. I thoroughly enjoy your videos.

[@niccolealdrich4890]

Another way to reduce cancer is to stop eating processed foods.

[@joannewilson1162]

I love this channel. Mike is hilarious and the information is interesting. ❤❤

[@TheBlindDyslexic]

What I find funny, is that after Mom and Dad got divorced when I was 13, even though I was Raised by Mom, of the three kids (myself the youngest), I gained More of Dad's habits and feelings (Mom accusing me Often that I acted like him). Yes, I did visit and call, but still, the way I act, you would Assume that I was raised by my Dad rather than my Mom.

[@dsxa918]

My father died when I was young and for a variety of reasons, I can empathise

[@valerief1231]

This is really interesting, my son’s dad decided we weren’t important and left us when he was 2 years old. He’s 35 now and sadly his dad is no longer alive, but it always fascinated me that as a child he had so many of his dad’s mannerisms, behaviors and attitudes. It made me question my own attributes since I am adopted. I wonder about my own traits, of course I know some are from the adults that raised me, but my personality is definitely far different from my adoptive mom and dad. Anyway o realize I’m commenting on a 4 month old video lol, just thought your comment was thought provoking, 😊

[@tiffanybenefield1980]

#20 about visual inversion I learned it in 10th grade biology.😇😇😇

[@loboblanco4426]

Good on you for copping to psoriasis.

[@padoco73]

The sensation of entering a room then forgetting why you entered the room: Destinesia It was a Sniglet featured in a show on HBO in the early/mid 80s. I sent it in. I was 12 at the time.

[@Poulin-SC]

You're awesome my friend... Love you

[@list25]

You are!

[@lisab7977]

#12 is definitely true!! I know as soon as my mouth waters in a certain way, that I’m going to get sick. Guaranteed!

[@ladykoiwolfe]

I find it interesting that blind people have such interesting dreams and nightmares. As an aphant I don't dream except under times if extreme stress. And I'm always thrown off because they seem like I'm awake. The rest of the time, I close my eyes and open them, nothing in between.

[@Bluerose888]

Years ago I heard that everyone dreams, some you just don't remember them, that's why you think you didn't have a dream.

[@ladykoiwolfe]

@@Bluerose888 I've heard that over and over. But I don't think they've done enough research since they barely understand aphants at all. They have barely done enough research to truly understand us awake.

[@lizh6420]

When Mike said if you're in a sound proof room at midnight you can hear your own hair growing, I believed him for half a second. Had to stop the video because I was laughing so much.

[@joshlunt7827]

Interesting video as always! 😁

[@ladykoiwolfe]

I'm terrified of needles. I know my phobia has nothing to do with pain, it barely hurts at all. But I have to watch the needle go in so I don't move, if I try to not look I will jump, badly enough to need to be held down. I may feel a bit faint after, but it's better than getting stuck twice.

[@maryrosekent8223]

I used to have a phobia of needles, but after my thyroid decided it was going to spend major portions of my life on a see-saw (Hashimoto’s thyroiditis), it became imperative that I get a grip needle thing.

[@ladykoiwolfe]

@@maryrosekent8223 absolutely. I had epilepsy as a kid. Every couple months I had to get my blood tested, I'm not really sure why. They had to hold me down, one person on each limb, just for a single vial. It was that or pull me off the ceiling. By the time I was ten, I'd had enough and decided I needed to fix this issue. Took a few years, but I did figure out watching helped, squeezing the arm of the chair helped. A stress ball helped. And now I barely react until after the needle is out...but It's been 30 years since that. Since I'm diabetic now, that really helps. Once again needles are in my life.

[@andeeharry]

23:57 Gag reflex goes either way, it can hinder, or help, depends on how you look at it...but basically, it should help remove a blockage that is forming.

[@jodywoodruff6473]

This was enlightening. 😂😂 Awesome video 👍☺️

[@drsandy842]

I commiserate with you I have psoriasis too they call it ‘the heartbreak of psoriasis’! New medicine is out there but there not consistent with insurance coverage copays are out of control. My copayment was almost $2000 per month. Trying to get a cheaper one aooroved but Humira did wonders but couldn’t pay /that copay. It resolved all my skin problems and took down some pain from psoriatic arthritis. Great video again

[@coriehorner3648]

On ya mike keep it up I've delt with psoriasis since I was a baby I'm 47 now still dealing with it BTW love watching ya tube keep it up mate

[@7MonarC]

#3 THANK YOU!

[@scottgilmer2673]

Fact 12 delt with vomit...... to avoid vomiting all together just hum, "To soothe your stomach and avoid vomiting, just start humming. It seems too good to be true as it is so simple, but humming will override the nausea by suppressing the gag reflex. The simple truth is you can't hum and gag at the same time."

[@debrajones4010]

But what about your body warning you that you need to get something out of your body?

[@kathleenchaffin2591]

I can't wait to try this!

[@deettaleaton9835]

You can also temporarily stop your gag reflex by smiling. By smiling the muscles you use to gag will be otherwise engaged. An interesting tip from Sara Sidle on CSI.

[@michellecoleman5577]

10:09 So if you still have questions about dreaming blind, I can try to answer. Btw, that going blind later in life really matters: I had sight for about 18 months but I have no memory, either conscious or of a dream, where I could see. I'm not quite sure how you measure the subjective nature of nightmares though.

[@TiffanyStarr2141]

I would assume they would ask the person having the nightmare to measure it. Like scale of 1 to 20 how bad was it.

[@kathleenchaffin2591]

So is your dreaming different from someone who does remember seeing, then? Fascinating

[@macmamaobawa]

Love the #MikeFacts🎉

[@mightytheknight2878]

so basically, we can literally say, people shine bright like a star, or people beautiful as a star, literally has some actual evidence backing it up. fact is indeed a mysterious phenomenon

[@creativecrocheter]

Mike, I can relate to you when it comes to weight loss. Before I had lost the weight, I was extremely miserable and in a bit of pain. Now that I’m down 52 (still have 40 to go) pounds, and just like you, I feel so much better 😊! But looking back, it’s amazing that our bodies can actually hold that much weight, but we have to pay the consequences. If I would have continued my old ways, I probably would be in my grave a lot sooner than anticipated. So, high five 🖐️ to you for losing that amount of weight. That’s awesome 💪😎💪!

[@joshlunt7827]

Love the #mikefacts! 😁

[@theferalaeroshow]

8:50 doors make you forget and at the same time, compartmentalizing things you need to remember by visualizing each item in a different room in the house is used as a memory hack😂 fascinating.

[@themr_wilson]

#12 That is a zen moment, when you give yourself over. The glands also kick into gear when you're about to eat to begin the digestion process. Some people's, like myself, are over-active and sting until it really gets flowing -- so, if you didn't know why your jaw stings when you're taking your first bite, now you do

[@erinnightingale2790]

I’m 27 and I’ve been blind and visually impaired to varying degrees since birth. I’ve also had just so many nightmares, including a string of really horrifying ones in the past three or four nights. This all checks out to me.

[@user-uv2pk2jx9s]

Thank you, I have lost 100 pounds and feel fantastic! I no longer have Sleep Apnea and my diabetes II is getting better!

[@koriw1701]

13:14 it has been scientifically proven that putting a cheerful smile on your face for at least one minute activates neurons in your brain to trigger a release of endorphins. Doing this can actually make a person feel happier and more positive about the future. If done regularly, it has been shown to decrease the incidence and frequency of mild depression and is one of the coping mechanisms taught by psychologists to aid in the reduction of some symptoms of sadness.

[@Rin-ig3ci]

fun fact I learned during some research: your arms each have two major strings of nerves, one of the controls your thumb, index, and middle finger, while the second one controls your ring finger and pinky. So if you damage one of those main nerve strings it could affect up to two or three fingers equally. Then a fun fact from personal experience: if you're spine gets misaligned even a little bit it can cause all kinds of problems, including causing all sorts of muscles all across your body to do weird things and cause issues that seem completely unrelated. Such as, pulling the muscles around your knees to make it feel like they are trying to dislocate themselves, or pulling muscles all across your torso to cause chest pains that can make you freak out even though nothing is wrong, or making your hands or feet numb for no apparent reason, or messing with your circulation, and even pulling the muscles around your hips to the point you can't walk right. (Which is one of the many reasons why chiropractors exist.) Another fun fact from personal experience: sugar can cause you to be in more pain, make an illness worse, and lead to long term problems that aren't just diabetes. I believe it has something to do with the amount of stress it puts on your body to process abnormal amounts of sugar which don't occur naturally, and increased stress can make your body less capable of doing its job. So it can make anything your body is alright fighting even worse, as it increases inflammation. It's especially bad for those with autoimmune problems. (So, for those women who give into their sugar cravings around their period, you might want to find alternatives. It could just be making things worse for you.)

[@doclewis8927]

You're not alone. I too have psoriasis.

[@MrShaclakclak]

Mike, we love you ❤

[@eastfrisianguy]

I got a new prescription for some diabetes medication (Mounjaro) and in Germany (in contrast to the USA) there is not yet a ready-made pen on the market and I have to inject it myself because Ozempic and Wagovy are hardly available in the ready-made pen here. My GP gave me needles that were far too long and the pharmacy wanted a fortune for finer needles and I had the pharmacist explain exactly what I had to do but I still was very nervous before the first shot (because the needles from the GP should only go 1/3 into the skin), when a friend who is nurse said to me "Just hum or sing when preparing, that helps with anxiety". I thought she was crazy, but it helped me a lot! I've since bought finer needles on the internet, so it's no longer a problem. But I've never had such a big problem with needles, except that I get nauseous when I look at my own blood when taking blood or injuries (strangely enough only with my own blood). Our brains are strange sometimes.

[@indridcold8433]

I have only enough body fat to make 2.75 bars of soap.

[@joshlunt7827]

The man. The myth. The beard. #welovemike ❤

[@TheMrEcks]

Rinsing or brushing vigorously after vomiting can damage enamel. It's best to gently rinse with water soon after

[@mightytheknight2878]

just starting very interesting

[@allyballybee3201]

Heart transplant recipient here. I can confirm that there are definite changes, especially culinary. There are personality changes too, but is that because of cellular memory, or could it be the trauma caused by having the transplant 🤔

[@BiologyBabe]

Psoriasis here too my brother. Let your doc know if your fingernails start hurting like you slammed them in the door (without it actually hurting them) then turn brown and fall off. It’s a sign of psoriatic arthritis.

[@tiffanym1108]

My eyebrows exptessed puzzlement when you started that segment lol

[@markp9621]

About Mike, he's not 93%Star dust he is 100% a Star

[@banditt18]

for #14 i have whats called resting B face. so im screwed lol

[@martynaaries6045]

If my mouth doesn't say it, my face SURELY will ! lol

[@pairofboxers1]

Best thing I've found for psoriasis is tea tree oil. Had psoriasis for 30+ years and nothing helped long term but tea tree oil got rid of all my scalp plaques and kept them gone. Treated twice, left on scalp for a couple of hours each time and they've never come back. Just used generic Walmart tee tree oil.

[@tammyhowington8396]

In the dentist chair if you kick your feet you’re gag reflex stops also. I think it has to do with refocusing.

[@dcastleb69]

They told me to wiggle my toes. It does work, especially when you're having xrays done.

[@mandibailey9104]

I see Mike. I hit like. Thank you, List 25 team.

[@spoiledwitch82]

I hope the gag reflex thing works because sometimes I can't even have breakfast after I brush my teeth in the morning because my gag reflex is so sensitive it doesn't go away till hours later all because of brushing my tongue physically makes me sick due to my gag reflex

[@ashleyw6160]

8:50 My husband heard this & said, "yep, that's true...f*ck, I dropped that memory in the bedroom...hang on, I'll be right back!" It made me lol so much I had to share. Although now I'm thinking, maybe it's one of those things where u have to be there for it to be funny, lol 🤦‍♀️😜🤷‍♀️✌️

[@Niqueguala415]

23:12 you can definitely turn it on & off 😂😂😂😂😂 heard from a friend

[@SG-bs6dm]

Every time I hear you say “Neanderthal” I smile - you are one of the few people I’ve heard on KZbin say it properly.

[@sparkyprojects]

#11 look in a mirror, look at your left eye, now look at your right eye, did you see your eyes move ? :D

[@quinn2014]

I havent heard any info on fecal transplants for weight loss and hormone balance. Typically its used for refractory or severe/reoccuring c.difficile infections.

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

I actually sort of knew the eye taste correlation. Fruit loops, skittles and some other sweet sugary treats often in fact all the different colours taste the same. But because we associate different colours with different flavours. Jelly Belly jelly beans often however do not have colours that we associate with certain flavours. And because of this, sometimes it is hard to tell what tbe actually flavours are supposed to be. Which is why the put a list on the packaging with the colour(s) of the beans and what it is supposed to taste like. Then there is this whole thing that most flavourings don't actually even taste anything like what the flavour of the actually item is supposed to taste like, yet we believe and recognize that grape flavour taste like grapes and strawberry flavour taste like strawberries, for example when the often taste nothing like the real item. Try it. Buy an item you really think tastes like grapes, cherries, and strawberries. And buy actually grapes and strawberries. With your eyes closed, eat a strawberry then taste one of the glasses of the flavours. Chances are your brain will struggle to identify what flavour you drank. Clean your palette and with your eye closed eat a grape, then take a sip of each drink. Make sure you do real strawberry first then real grape. You'll surprisingly will find it harder not easier to figure out which drink was grape. I chose these two because grapes and strawberries taste nothing a like. Citrus fruits taste too similar to begin with and have similar smell and textures as do apples and pears, various berries. You want something that are clearly different in size, texture, smell etc.

[@cathygail9204]

Hey, Mike, I don't have psoriasis, but I have had really bad eczema. I found out from a nutritionist that if I eliminated all forms of dairy and all citrus, and I mean all of both, the eczema would slowly go away. So that's what I did, and it did. If I'm bad and eat dairy or citrus, I can feel eczema coming on again. Anyway, try this to help your psoriasis!

[@merrivoelker2531]

congratulations on the weight loss you look great and healthy

[@jembagz]

What are those stars we see when we get dizzy? Happens mostly when you stand up from a sitting down position and stretch your arms out but can happen during some other actions taken as well

[@meganluck4352]

Mike, you are hilarious, with trying to open your eyes wider. I too have a very expressive face and all my emotions are seen there. Guess it is good that I don't play poker.

[@Givenspark]

22. Is that why everything taste like chicken?🤣

[@sherrydesmarais7032]

As a child I was told to put my big toes together before getting a shot! Amazingly, it worked! I told my kids the same thing! But I also had plastic surgery on my ear from 8 years old for a couple of years! Born without an ear on the right side due to Thalidomide! I’m so used to shots now I just don’t think about it!

[@luciw9928]

I didn’t notice your psoriasis till you pointed it out. I hope you’re seeing a good dermatologist. 🥰❤️

[@ihaterz123]

I just screenshotted the pic on 25:39. It looks like a perfect background for my phone.

[@CybeleCotter]

"Voldemort has no nose.". "How does he smell?" "Terrible!"

[@kellylewisfischer181]

My bestie says she's always less concerned about what will come out of my mouth than she is about what my fave says. 😂😂

[@WhirlIncredibleMoments]

Weird facts: where the ordinary meets the extraordinary in a bizarre dance of curiosity.

[@pipermccool]

So how come we don’t need to replace tattoos? The motivation for the movie “Sliding Doors?” How can those born blind have a concept of “visible?” Hm . . .

[@piperjaycie]

What are shadows made of??

[@KAT-dg6el]

The nitrogen in our DNA, the calcium in our teeth, the iron in our blood, the carbon in our apple pies were made in the interiors of collapsing stars. We are made of starstuff. Carl Sagan

[@MonaMBurns]

I loved this. I shared the fart information to my friend who teaches 7th grade science.

[@piperjaycie]

My brain doesn’t work!!😂😂😂

[@kennethsmith4956]

Trippy Eyes brother

[@merrileeheard3889]

17, if they did the test using people with Rem Behavioral disorder, they RBD group would show a big difference in the number of nightmares!

[@ronaldocastillo5979]

So happy for your weight loss!

[@Kno1-pg1ym]

I must comment on the flavor of choice in the remark used to exit 22, Sight effecting taste. The line Itself was (very) tasteful; delivery and timing can turn what's sweet,... savory. Now let it breathe.

[@themr_wilson]

#13 Domesticated dogs also picked up brow powers purely for the sake of facial expressions

[@maryweimer746]

I absolutely hate that I have so much gas. But the thing that got me is, I didn’t know I had as much as I do. I went and saw chiropractor who took an x-ray of my lower back and abdomen. He couldn’t even talk about my bones and what was up with them all he could say is, oh my word I’ve never seen so much gas inside a person in my entire life . Yeah so that’s me.

[@loboblanco4426]

As for star dust any fan of joni Mitchell could have told you we are stardust, we are golden...

[@jeffreyparadise117]

i got that skin condition too rock on Mike

[@TheTee5231976]

If you swear when you are in pain they have found it actually increases your pain tolerance so things don't hurt so bad

[@Christine-Ga76]

I'm very nearsighted ( Coke bottle lenses - the glass bottle thick 😂). I hear better when my glasses are on.

[@gunsnrosesforever100]

I have epilepsy and I'm so used to being poked and stabbed by doctors that needles are a breeze for me 😅

[@user-bt2wr9rk1s]

"Some people have no taste " good one lol

[@jessgunn6639]

eyes def taste! with diabetics in the family grouping i discovered most people taste sweet when you give the meringues or custard even without added sugar! the eyes totally over ride the taste buds in the brain! so i only have to make one dessert for everyone! excellent! lol

[@mightytheknight2878]

Very interesting that eye study and the thing about women, facts are pretty surprising. In my case I have almost black, brown eyes. as in its so deep, that the only way to see the brown is extremely looking very closely to the eye almost to the point, I have to squish my face on the mirror to actually see it. from long distances it actually looks completely like a black dot or spot

[@Dragonsfire1480]

Was born blind and can confirm. I feel and hear everything.

[@gethroenteralastname2210]

9 - I watch bloodwork needles go in, got over the fear of them 10+ years ago.

[@bloomjuliaeslavin525]

When it comes to our eyes, being able to have a sense of taste, and it connected to taste, the crazy thing is if presented with opportunity there’s a chance that I would really give up my sense of taste, especially if it meant I could regain my eyesight I know it sounds extreme and I had always thought I was just like fine at this point with the fact that my eyes it’s deteriorating and I’m officially legally binding only but I’m not fully blind someday but if by some great miracle, I could get my eyesight back in from but not losing my sense of taste. There’s a chance I would take that. Because then, at least maybe I could eat healthier too and that all the healthy food that I feel taste horrible won’t make a difference. I’d be eating the healthy food because I won’t be tasting what I feel is nasty tasting, but I won’t taste a thing and also give me a chance to eat healthier food without Hunt Road about the taste of it, and so maybe I could shred a few pounds as well Constant nightmares in people who are sighted people who are born by the people who lost their I say overtime I get it. I’m specially losing my eyesight since I was like well my whole life I only found out about the disorder that causes me to lose it when I was 8 1/2 Note, I’m pushing 31 now and as I’ve gotten older and my site has gotten worse, I’ve noticed a difference in my dreams and everything from when I was young and I said yeah I don’t mean like a young kid but I mean even my teenage years in early 20s since I was officially diagnosed as legally blind at 23 since then I have noticed the real difference in my dreams and nightmares and all that on them living proof of it but now I’m curious to know more I’m gonna ask some of my sighted friends with good vision/perfect vision was like for them along with other people I know who are what we call in the black community partially cited they don’t wanna ask the people I know who are fully blind, but lost it later in life, as well as the people I know who are born, blind, or became fully find out extremely young ages because now I am really quite curious on how that affects the dreams/nightmares

[@bassqueen7134]

Try this one for crazy. I have a son who lost his left eye as an infant. He has depth perception. Not supposed to be possible. He has been to teaching schools and had all kinds of tests. Freaks doctors out.

[@RNMom424]

I've known extra saliva prior to vomiting is a thing since I was a little girl!! I didn't know anyone DIDN'T know!