Disease Turned People into Statues

► MY HAT mrslavs-hideout.creator-sprin... Stuck in frozen state for 40+ years, that is terrifying.
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0:00 - intro
0:25 - history
1:32 - 1st stage disease
2:07 - 2nd stage disease
2:49 - 3rd stage disease
3:40 - mechanism
4:51 - sleeping village
5:21 - cure
7:25 - explanations
#mrslav mrslav #creepy #medicine

[@gusfring6887]

Me: searches symptoms of minor headache Google:

[@ReeceyBoy_4]

Haha so true

[@ReeceyBoy_4]

Google 'am I suppose to breathe' and itll say your heads fallen off

[@patriciaroysdon9540]

Run away! Run away!

[@lymarie1974]

😂 yep

[@starrby7790]

This disease sounds like something out of an analog horror series. I even first thought it was analog horror until I realized it wasn't. That's how scary I found this.

[@LouiseSonia]

Same I thought it was analog horror.

[@antekskotniczny8736]

Me too I swear if demons exist then they would manifest as sicknesses

[@the-partial-anti-furry]

Stone cold be like

[@iconicflorence5883]

Analog horror fans when anything:

[@antekskotniczny8736]

@@iconicflorence5883 oh my god vhs

[@skirmisherssouthport5056]

My son became catatonic and couldn't move for about 8 months. He has autism and became terrified of germs during the pandemic. He still has many of the symptoms that Oliver Sac's patients had, although he is no longer frozen. He now struggles to move around, things like the reflection in a puddle of water or street corners make him stop dead and he has to do 3 to 4 minutes of checking before he can be persauded to move on.

[@oblivionnow92]

God bless you

[@imaghost2961]

@@producedby3am344Ew. Anti-vaxxer. You must be covered in germs. Does that make you feel good? So strange how I have autism, and my twin doesn’t when we got the same vaccine as little kids. Vaccines don’t cause autism. Get a life.

[@LanceTheManipulor]

Reminds me of my brother. He's also severely autistic. My recommendation is to look into what medications you are giving him, if any. Some autism-related medications can cause this after a long time of usage. This is what happened to my brother. He became cross-eyed, and at one point couldn't move his right hand. We found out that this is a long-term symptom of one of the medications he has, so we brought down the dosage and it fixed the problem within a few weeks.

[@iumasz6088]

I also suffered from something that your son is now having where something stops you dead in your tracks and causes you to check something repeatedly for a few minutes. I should also mention that I am also autistic. Was what your son had perhaps caused by stress from the pandemic? My personal symptoms where likely caused by anxiety and stress.

[@jellylemonade1655]

​@producedby3am344 what's that supposed to even mean??

[@krizztream69420]

I know one patient. His name was Hector Salamanco. He died from a fire accident in a restaurant in New Mexico.

[@Loggog]

I heard it was "mind-blowing".

[@krizztream69420]

@@Loggog Yeah literally

[@Lucthenonexistant]

Hector Salamanca... That name rings a bell

[@krizztream69420]

@@Lucthenonexistant 🗿

[@EvonneLindiwe]

@@Lucthenonexistant😂

[@-SoberSoviet-]

My guess is Guillain-Barré Syndrome or a similar immune reaction. My mother is a nurse and this happened to her as a reaction to COVID-19. GBS is an autoimmune disease that attacks one's own nerve cells. Most of the symptoms are eerily similar and they told us, had she not gotten treatment, she could have been paralyzed.

[@TheBluePony3]

It also happened to ppl who got the earliest stages of the covid vaccines. Its why some countries banned some of them

[@cass1331]

Is she better now? Sounds brutal

[@Airsaber]

@@TheBluePony3: Source? I see only links between being afflicted with COVID and this syndrome - rather than links between vaccines and this syndrome.

[@Airsaber]

@garrenscott2440: It's good that she was diagnosed with this specifically; most people are just diagnosed with long COVID, which, well, isn't a very specific diagnosis...

[@-SoberSoviet-]

@@cass1331 I'd say she is back to 90+% physically. It took a lot of physical therapy hours to get back here. She has some trouble with her short term memory nowadays but, she still is fully able to continue working as a DNP and loves her job 😁

[@yoshineitor]

The sickness should be very traumatizing, even if you end up walking and moving again, you would still have that linging idea that you are not yourself again. The patients also looked extremely fragile, something expected from no muscle activity and liquid diets, a truly freightening disease.

[@user-bj1lb2ek1o]

I have narcolepsy which is caused by a lack of hypocretin. The hallmark symptom is frequent attacks of sleepiness throughout the day. Hypocretin manages your wakefulness as well as stable sleep. Not having enough means my body transitions from awake to asleep very easily and oftentimes incorrectly. Interesting video. What a powerless feeling that must be...

[@Immortallize]

I was diagnosed with narcolepsy 12 years ago and no doctor has ever explained this to me in this detail. Very helpful 🤙🏻 thanks man!

[@Noluxarch]

I would call this disease "Reaper's Sadness" because not only do you lose all motivation to do anything, you also find moving around to be a difficult task.

[@el_rubinio3565]

guess i got it since i lost motivation in working.

[@carlocowplays]

Fr

[@ikqqslate_]

straight to the slideshow

[@springtrap_66pg66]

2 3DGY 4 M3

[@eddiebendigo7317]

You've described clinical depression

[@lightning54434]

It happened to my great grandpa and in 2010 that I was only 10 my big brother would tell me that story but he also said that it was still happening scaring me

[@scoutintime]

watching this while i have the flu and i am shitting myself

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I found it facinating that i watched this show called "The Sandman" that directly tied this disease outbreak into it's story. It was really well done. I feel like this disease shares similarities to locked in syndrome, (PANDAS) a rare auto immune response to the strep throat bacteria 🦠. To me it's just crazy how this occurred during the Spanish flu and only a select few got sick this way.. it's baffling to me. Then it just went away? WTF? It's mind blowing. It's like chronic fatigue syndrome on steroids. Encephalitis lethargica, meningitis, PANDAS, i hope we can learn a lot more about what to do and why it does it. Same with mad cow disease, prion diseases that can lead to dementia later on, just from a protein that is folded wrong.. that's creepy.

[@kelf114]

They made it into a show??? I'll have to check it out. Thanks. I have the original Sandman "comic" books. Sounds like the same story.

[@FuzionX4262]

Since this was a repeating disease that appeared throughout history, it could be a phenomenon like a worldwide disease that happens every 100 years I found a type of pattern with the dates it happened and ended, and the time gap in between each time. If this is a repeating phenomenon, then we could expect it in the 2070s

[@vaszgul736]

Is it possible that "long term covid" where some patients lose the will or ability to move for years and may even be unable to think anymore, is part of this? Given they seem to happen after major epidemics. Maybe some brains just react to viruses a specific way.

[@AudioGardenSlave123]

Glad you reminded me about that cause I need to look up Physics Girl and see if she's getting better.

[@so_dumbshu]

​@@AudioGardenSlave123I was struck by the same worry after reading this!

[@AusNetFan13]

@@AudioGardenSlave123I really miss Physics Girl. Sometimes just even thinking about her makes me cry. So intelligently beautiful. 😢

[@BigBlueBazooka]

"long covid" is just vaccine injuries.

[@tommywolfe2706]

"long term covid"? you folks just dont stop. This was before Covid. I cant wait until the world is free of the Covid worriers. Get it already and get out of our way. We have lives to live and dont need to blame all of our ills on the "current thing"....even thought that ship has SAILED LONG AGO.

[@WishAAAProductions]

I never knew i needed a fact channel narrated by a slav with a thick accent, who pays a lot of respect to the science and details, but man do i love this channel!

[@MZOfficial104]

I honestly liked mrslavs old videos but these are cool too

[@Gloverfield]

Yeah, they brought the mysterious atmosphere you rarely find, but these seem to be just as good...

[@MZOfficial104]

​@@Gloverfieldof course

[@FBI-bj9kr]

These are as good, with his narration, god puts me to sleep

[@taran7728]

i really like the new videos, because i'm often doing something else while listening to them

[@blackbird7781]

I love both

[@zerosvenson8277]

What an utterly heartbreaking and devastating condition. Those poor people. It's the type of thing one wouldn't wish upon their worst enemy.

[@SuperCirclejerks]

I posted a link to a book that is all about encephalitis lethargica. Glad you covered this. This is such an interesting part in medical history. The Book is called Asleep by Molly Caldwell Crosby.

[@angelsone-five7912]

I saw "Awakenings" and when the regression began I cried my eyes out and swore I would never watch it again, I never have.

[@raymondpatrick430]

This is still a common thing except it's called "fentanyl addiction".

[@patriciaroysdon9540]

I remember reading that it could have been a form of encephalitis or even a prion type disease.

[@Joseph843]

Very good video. Super informative. Thanks for the uploads!!! Its terrifying to imagine what it wiuld be like to be paralyzed like this. Hopefully they did not have much awareness.

[@Billy_K.]

Great content Mr! As always.

[@goldenagenut]

That was very odd/interesting where the lady was seemingly comatose but she caught and threw the ball back, more than once.

[@Okkusen]

I have some cases of Parkinson in my family. ..and you really don't know what's more difficult the sickness itself of the medicine with its many side effects. ..

[@LaNiBlackLight]

It returns every 100 years by your statistic you showed. Good luck to us all

[@ZOMBiFOX13]

Well we're fucked lol

[@itsguy124]

oh no

[@-Mawce-]

I'd honestly prefer death This is my worst nightmare, being trapped in my own body, unable to even ask to be put out of my misery Just stuck with my thoughts for years and years, waiting for the sweet release into nothingness

[@StarJellyPluto]

Mr slav, your english is very good and well spoken. Your Russian accent is satisfying to listen to!

[@iisms1999]

He is from Lithuania I'm pretty sure as in another video he talks about a crime committed not far from where he lives in Lithuania and he also translated sentences from Lithuanian!

[@BorisLev]

i love when mr slav ends his videos immediately after ending the story. no byes, nothing.

[@moonooze6171]

Always happy to see an upload from Mr.Slav!

[@theclankilleregg754]

Love your vids man keep up the good work! :)

[@lowHP_]

Thanks for the lovely videos mate

[@WormWaffles]

ever since i originally heard of this disease, ive had a huge fear of it.

[@yourarseismine1016]

You always make a joke in the end but didn’t with this one, respect.

[@nevermore99x30]

Only a min into the video and I subscribed. ☺️ I love the topic of the video, actual footage and your voice is amazing!

[@AggressiverZT]

the part "mechanism" that has the sickness is wierd but. i think its becouse of radioactive suplies from explosives like nukes or other atomic bombs that is my theory

[@jp6784bruh]

Thank you soo much for this!! We support you!!

[@LeReubzRic]

Once my temperature went to 40°C (104°F) and I was literally seeing an ant telling me not to turn around because my water bottle was a super mario bros fire flower and then after that was subway surfers gameplay and my whole bedroom had turned pixellated I WAS DELUSIONAL & HALLUCINATING (I did not go to the doctor)

[@soniplayboi8418]

The disease was so gamebreaking, the devs had to remove it.

[@zovjraar]

I'd never heard of this before, thanks for doing a vid on it!

[@itsirrelephantman]

Almost like a much harsher form of covid and long covid. They had flu like symptoms, some people died, some people survived, and some got long lasting effects. Cortisol plays a part in keeping people awake as well.

[@LanaLou94]

Tardive dyskinesia (TD) is a syndrome that encompasses a constellation of iatrogenic movement disorders caused by the antagonism of dopamine receptors. The movement disorders include akathisia, dystonia, buccolingual stereotypy, chorea, tics, and other abnormal involuntary movements

[@chadthunderstroke]

Compazine gave me TD and it almost killed me I couldn't breathe regularly, or at all at moments like my diaphragm froze. They gave me Benadryl to counteract

[@perfectopubg7320]

Imagine someone have this disease and their family and doctor doesn't even know this person have it.

[@Archdornan9001]

If i had to go out like this, I'd do a Jojo pose

[@PotatoSofi]

Love the black and white cucumber dissection

[@wqqdcraft]

I wonder how it is for them during their states.. like.. is it that they are asleep, in this amazing dream world.. are they aware the whole time and in a hell... if I was in a dream world.. specially if i could control it.. i wouldnt want to leave tbh... if i was aware the whole time and in hell, i would literally off myself before I went back under

[@megawatercup]

so glad that dracula could educate me 😅

[@katathoombz]

_The Awakening_ sure was interesting.

[@spongebleeb]

ohhhhhh i heard about this apparently at one point someone could lift your leg up and it would just stay there, like you were a barbie doll

[@Piffo_vr]

For any one who is scared of this happening to them but I have researched it and it is almost impossible to get in are time and even if someone did its easily treatable so you will be OK

[@C.H.K.N_tenders]

5:57 man just gave me hope after feeling like that would be the end 💀 Edit: *not any more* 6:42

[@terminaldeity]

Recommend reading Oliver Sacks' book The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat. It's a collection of case studies he did on weird neurological diseases and disorders.

[@sandrahealey6385]

An incredible book! Things we don't understand still 💕

[@markusseppala6547]

When Mr Slav says it was pretty bad, you know it must of been absolutely awful.

[@ghostamity5116]

Oh… we found it. The worst thing that can happen to you.

[@attackfrogs]

kind of reminds me of that "locked-in syndrome" thing i've heard about

[@Frieren_a_freira_defeituosa]

Video idea; Talk about all things with Planck on the name like Planck density and Planck time

[@JakubPol]

I’m feeling pretty tired right now

[@LathropLdST]

Saw the thumbnail, thought "that is encephalitis lethargica, would bet money on it"

[@lX_DTM_Xl]

Its like sleep paralysis but on crack

[@weedb5533]

Hearing the symptoms when I too have a sore throat 💀

[@NoOne-bw8lc]

that one would really fit a netflix movie, the orginal idea and stuff, bcs stop to thin, put it to be a film, then make references to that one child brazilian game "pega pega estatua" and awsome, it will be absolutly famous.

[@syox]

I allways enjoyed your content

[@crystalprice1942]

Sacks’ book Awakening was phenomenal.

[@Rivergotpawz]

Me: searches symptoms of slight stomach pain Google:

[@ericbumbles4145]

A lot of similarities to covid symptoms and its after effects. The lack of focus, interest in things that used to be common for patients, depression, lethargy, sore throat. One day soon, there will be a pandemic that very few will survive.

[@gxdmax]

why do i watch this before bed i am absolutely terrified

[@squadsenpai8199]

I remembered seen his first video when I was 9 ( fear war noise video), and then 4 year later, KZbin suggests me this and I love his way of simple but clickbate-able video. (It gut and his trailer said that clickbait are INCLUDED)

[@tiborbede8972]

A good one Mr. Slav! Greetings from Hungary

[@makee28]

I love your accent man. Also your style of videos is great! You should do a face reveal!

[@lucykelly7152]

If it can happen from neurotoxins, maybe there was gas in the air. It was AD2016, and gas was used in WW1, which was then.

[@funnycatvideos5490]

no they would not target a specific area like

[@TheMightyShrimp]

This reminds me of a game that i played where there is a similliar desease that takes over the mind of the host and slowly burns them from the inside until they turn into literal statues kind of scary that a similliar thing to that exists irl

[@quan-uo5ws]

what game is it?

[@TheMightyShrimp]

@@quan-uo5ws Fallout 76

[@quan-uo5ws]

@@TheMightyShrimp pfp checks out

[@joshuawesteros5345]

Which platform? I play on Xbox.

[@bloodrangerbs1203]

Senku Ishigami : So you've challenged me?

[@cw4608]

Your English is very good and I love how your accent spices it up.

[@victorm.photovic9983]

So very now and then KZbin puts out these videos like a gauntlet, sayin “I dare you to watch this video.” Challenge accepted. Mr Slav, you sound like a good friend of mine, Vlad. Your sense of humor is similar as well… Excellent video in a strange sort of way, but also informative. I will subscribe, da!

[@realsnaffy]

If there was awareness while with the disease oh fuck bro that's hell in every way possible.

[@christophermccoy151]

This just sounds like depression to me..

[@the1tigglet]

Sounds like the recording of the dancing disease that infected strangers in a village back in the medieval days.

[@xonlyxjojox]

Oh it actually reemerged during the Syrian civil war. There were a lot of cases that involved children refugees having fallen asleep for a long time and the doctors can’t even explain it. It was theorized that because of their heightened emotional/psychological state, they’re bodies just shut down and went into deep sleep. Amazing video definitely gonna sub

[@DioBrando-jm7uf]

“Fortunately or Unfortunately”. I have heard that before.

[@hawaryp699]

What if we point a gun to the "Statues"? will they react/scream or even cured its own disease?

[@jilliangrannon1939]

Whe I was 20 something, I started getting sleepy and I mean really sleepy. Couldn't stay awake. I went to the dr. Fell asleep on table waiting. I told my Dr i think have sleeping sickness. Turns out I had mono but didn't get sick, my body fought it off but it was extreme exhausted from it.

[@siggyretburns7523]

Its like that statue called "the Thinker". Have you ever stopped to think, but forgot to go again?

[@kushine_]

taking inspirations from real life, very courageous, Araki

[@miapdx503]

I remember learning about this in school. Now, as an adult, I look back and wonder...was someone experimenting with a drug, or herbal concoction? The ethics around such were non-existent back then. 🤫

[@mindrolling24]

I’m not being facetious when I say that this horrible disease has many of the same symptoms of severe menopause combined with extreme jet lag. I wonder if hormonal irregularities caused by some unknown trigger may be involved.

[@astronart8622]

To me, it sounds like the it could've been spread by mosquitos or some type of bug. That's because mosquitos can spread diseases that can cause encephalitis. But I'm not an epidemiologist, just a student becoming a medical assistant.

[@alucardnolifeking789]

the moment you say "it could have been" nobody is gonna criticize you, dont worry man, i appreciate your insight and you might be right.

[@lethal_OO1]

4:10 first time i hear mr slav says "what the hell"

[@bonni-gt8kp]

Ого, какой прикольный дизайн превью, так атмосферно заходить на страницу канала и видеть серые обложки роликов.

[@user-fd5qz6nv7g]

New fear unlocked: Having a sore throat

[@tuxitalk1World]

I haven't read the article that was recently published about the disease that Celine Dion has, with her being interviewed, but I wondered if her disease has parallels with this. Stiff-Person Syndrome is an autoimmune disease and most people who have it have high GAD antibody levels in their blood. I just looked up Encephalitis Lethargica and they are very different, but sharing the difficulty of movement. I had never heard of this disease, but had about "sleeping sickness". Interesting to find out about these diseases.

[@salutauo2035]

Imagine someone with this disease and the disease that makes you dance until you die of exhaustion

[@Founder47738]

reminds me of the dog

[@Lepowdy]

The fact this video autoplayed right after a memeulous video is hilarious to me.

[@themaestro2572]

I wonder if this is what inspired Junji Ito's short story "Earthbound".

[@nickcrane2126]

It sounds like the dancing sickness Like maybe it’s the result of extreme stress . . But not just the stress itself but how the individual reacts to that stress . . Like a specific trauma

[@badluck7286]

damn, Stewie Griffin got the job of narrating video documents about diseases

[@feelincrispy7053]

There is actually a person who is still alive that tore out their eyes whilst on drugs/psychosis. I remember an interview I saw where they spoke about it. Pretty sure it was a women

[@roscomcfarland204]

Mr Slav. Its good to see you finally showing your face

[@ImNotCreativeEnoughToMakeUser]

I once saw someone get the drug administered for the first time. She went from confused and catatonic to able to recognise faces, and speak somewhat. Eventually, she passed away, but it's nice that once or twice, she was able to be brought out of the fog of the waking coma, and interact with her daughter for the first time in 10 years.

[@Jadg.pz.kpfw.CC64-2M-Jumbo]

So that is why lenin just chillin

[@joshuawesteros5345]

Lol

[@albert6970]

Can you talk about the earth liberation front because no youtube channel talked about this

[@jerryamar9203]

Great video bro I love your new content

[@tommywolfe2706]

I took levodopa years ago. I thought that treating myself with it would cure my depression. My doctor was putting me through the anitdepressent gauntlet and I was tired of it. There are studies that show that using it can help you sleep better, help your bodies natural hormone levels and all that, and its a cumulative effect. I have taken acid before. It made me start feeling like that though. I got to the point where I couldnt sleep at all. And that stuff is expensive, so I didnt want to just quit, but it got really horrible. Turns out, my problem is with my adrenaline regulation, not dopamine