Doctor Reacts To Extreme Diets | Freaky Eaters Ep. 2

[@leenaravenwood]

I love how Dr Mike points out these tv doctors' poor bedside manner. I had doctors like them sadly. Just glad dr mike shows not all doctors are like that

[@littlebear20224]

i was going to comment something similar. it’s so nice seeing him call out the mistreatment Nikki was experiencing. he clocked her trauma reaction right away and they still show her a tub full of cornstarch. get her in therapy!!

[@KT-Kaboom]

I love when it makes him so mad he goes into Russian diction. "THIS PISSES ME SO MUCH OFF".

[@joe94c]

Do we believe that they're actually drs

[@jcrocks6698]

90% of my doctors have been like these two. Glad there are a few that are better.

[@joe94c]

@jcrocks6698 is it American doctors? Never had one like them

[@Stephaneeza]

I wore my Dr Mike merch to a brain MRI the other day and the radiologist was very jealous and commented on how much he loves you several times ❤ I’m in Melbourne, Australia btw

[@SBY0234]

Haha that's so cool

[@cameronhermann9400]

That’s a cool story

[@sugarysaturn3597]

Dr. Mike I don't know if you've ever reacted to Supersize Vs. Superskinny, but a lot of episodes are available on KZbin and it shows the extreme ends of unhealthy diets and disordered eating for both over and under weight people. Really interesting in terms of physical and mental health.

[@ChristionGirl45]

I'm surprised as well, I hope he reviews that soon!

[@dietotaku]

one of my favorite youtubers, luxeria, reacts to that show and it's really grotesque how they try to shock the participants with their eating habits. if doctor mike thinks this show is bad with their tub of corn starch oobleck, wait'll he sees that show dump each participant's daily food (or nicotine) intake into one giant tube slurry.

[@sugarysaturn3597]

@@dietotaku Yeah the theatrics are unfortunately in the same vein as Freaky Eaters, definitely the worst element of reality shows like this.

[@amandalovesthesims2]

Yessss I used to watch this show when I was a teenager- it would be amazing to see Dr Mike cover it!

[@Ihrtkls]

Yes plsss react to this

[@CharisBell]

GOD THE DIETICIAN ON THIS SHOW PISSES ME OFF. She just has this subtle, malice sense of superiority about in the way she talks to people about food and exercise. Thank you SO much for calling it out, the way these hosts speak to people clearly dealing with disordered eating is absolutely disgusting and makes me pray that they aren't actually professionals because if they're speaking to other people like that

[@Vereid]

She’s totally vile. They both are, but she in particular seems like a total narcissist.

[@Roronoa2zoro]

I guess if that lady had actually had her morals and ethics regarding her job in order she wouldn't have said yes to working on the show in the first place. They were pretty much *only* going to get this kind of person to agree to talk to and treat people the way that a show called "Freaky Eaters" would.

[@amyill9280]

I don't think she's even a dietitian. Dietitians have to be specially licensed, whereas nutritionists and "nutrition specialists" are terms that pretty much anyone can call themselves.

[@vinswotter]

@@amyill9280 You are exactly right! A registered dietician has to get a masters degree that includes a mix of didactic work and clinicals before they can become licensed. Any ding dong out there can call themselves a "nutritionist".

[@jessicahamilton398]

Thank you Dr. Mike for calling them scumbags for their rhetoric. You’re doing a wonderful service reminding people like me that love is more productive than hate. I feel less alone and more optimistic ❤

[@Pickle_leaf_22]

They are so ignorant to these poor people who probably suffer mentally like dr.mike said. They are shaming them, showing them instead of telling them nicely, sort of blaming the person. I feel so bad for those people.

[@현현이-x8h]

Yeah it is sad. I’ve known a lot of therapists and had a few, and none of them talk in this way to a patient. Reinforcing shame in someone seems like it would strengthen the severity of their disordered eating. Dr. Mike was right to say that a true professional would be empathetic and try to understand why the person is behaving the way they are, why it’s comforting to them, find a way to heal what’s underneath.

[@makaisenki]

​@@현현이-x8hif shaming worked better than counting calories... No one would be fat but the ultra IDGAF fiber creates a mesh net that can block absorption of some of your nutrients in the carbs you get with a lot of the fiber causes a lot of issues. Like you can be healthy and eat fiber but just because you're eating fiber doesn't mean you're healthier. If people want evidence of that when you freaking go look at the guy who's showing off his colostomy bag from when his colon got removed by the time you meet or cheese makes it down to your colon it's a completely liquidy substance it's not a solid drip of melted cheese. Meanwhile all the stuff that you put in like your broccoli cauliflower carrots whenever you swallow them they look pretty much the same and if he doesn't chew enough they get stuck and he has to push on his stomach in order to cause it to go into the bag. Like not only are they shaming people but they're freaking lying out there tucus.

[@Marie-s6g]

The concept of health in "The 23 Former Doctor Truths" book completely explains this. I wish I read it sooner.

[@makaisenki]

Explains what? You trying to sell your book?

[@KT-Kaboom]

I had pregnancy-induced pica due to anemia! I wasn't getting enough iron anymore and I would get INTENSE cravings to eat sand. I remember the first time it happened. I was looking out of my apartment window down at the courtyard in front and there was a sandbox set up for the kids living in the complex... and I just got this sudden intense craving to go downstairs and eat a fistful of the sand. I used to surf, so I know what taking a mouthful of sand feels and tastes like, and my mind was recreating it like "ooo yum wouldn't it be SO fun to feel that gritty CRUNCH between your teeth?" I immediately called my OB/GYN who had me come in right then. Even worse? He had a cactus garden outside his office FULL of sand and I had to physically restrain myself from going and eating the sand. It's SO freaky because your brain is telling you that this is as necessary as water and as delicious as your favorite meal on the planet.

[@ScientistCat]

your ape and human brains: "sand is just powdered rock it's probably harmful" the baby developing in your womb: "go eat the sand it's fine Italian cuisine"

[@fastinradfordable]

One reason why women maybe shouldn’t be so big in politics.

[@dahianamonzonmartinez3614]

Nicely said. These people deserve some dignity and respect. Bravo doctor Mike

[@waffleoutlaw9951]

9:58 That is NOT syrup. Thats glorified sugar water -All of Canada

[@LindsayStraw]

The New Englander in me kept saying that over and over out loud, too!

[@jcrocks6698]

Yup. Corn syrup with artificial flavoring and colors

[@terpman]

Not a micron of actual maple syrup is in that.

[@gabriellepapineau5283]

as we say in quebec that pole syrup not maple

[@meganhash7840]

I feel like you could put ANYTHING in one of those "years worth of [insert thing here]" visuals and it'd be wild. "This is how much water you drink every year," "this is how many pieces of bread you eat in a year," etc.

[@firiel2366]

Fr, like I'm poor so I eat a lot of eggs, tuna, bananas, and ramen. What are you gonna do, put them in a suitcase and be like "WOW UR EATING SO MANY CANS OF TUNA" 😅😅 like yeah m8 believe me I know??

[@LVDani]

I was just thinking this. If you consume something regularly then of course adding up all the servings is going to be shocking.

[@bec7080]

If they showed how much bread I eat in a year it would probably attract every bird on the East Coast

[@AStrangeTree]

For the love of god, please no one quantify the number of chicken breasts I eat every year

[@TheDMZDredd]

The number one thing I love about Dr. Mike, is the fact he's honest and puts other Doctors 'in their place' when they're talking nonsense, instead of just blindly agreeing with them because they share the same titles! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@RoyalJDestroyer]

Saw freaky in the title and had to click

[@Cool_Adrian7]

freaky 👅👅👅

[@samsapphirelake5625]

Lol

[@GoogleSellsUranium-2]

real

[@NASCARfans-b3j]

blud was on the diddy list

[@Blues_clues_equestrianroadto2k]

Real

[@Purin1023]

Yeah they absolutely just wanted to make a swimming pool full of non-Newtonian fluid with the corn starch. I can't even blame them. That stuff is so fun lol

[@jayc7249]

Agreed, the woman was probably like "wtf, but ok"

[@maddiek3352]

As soon as they said they added water to it I was like HUH? WHY?

[@joanhoffman3702]

Ooblick FTW!

[@Brianna-eo8nu]

Once again, hitting the nail on the head in this video, Doc! These types of life improvement shows aren’t helping people while also being interesting and entertaining, they’re exploitative entertainment under the pretence of helping people. And the fact it’s the mentally and physically unwell that get roped into being made spectacles just makes it even more infuriating. It’s a modern day version of the carnival freak shows!

[@EmmerlyGency]

"modern day carnival freak shows" is like the best comparison I've seen regarding these types of shows and this one is literally called "freaky eaters"

I don't know if I've ever heard you swear so often in a video - but I 100% agree. Such shows are not made to help people; they are made to mock them. What those people do to people like Nikki and the others is disgusting. Thank you for being such a kind and understanding person. More doctors should be like you, Mike.

[@hattarapilvi]

i love how much mike hates this show 😂 i completely agree. the dramatics, wasting of food, judging and disrespecting the people theyre there to "help"... i hope theyre not making this show anymore. its so behind the times.

[@SunnyDee94]

Lol Dr Mike getting mad and saying what were all thinking 😂

[@EthanSchmethan]

The hosts for this show are so despicable and manipulative, it's infuriating. No one should be shamed this much for having unhealthy eating habits if they're not gonna provide adequate support to overcome it.

[@ignitionfrn2223]

0:15 - Corn startch 4:55 - Cheese 9:00 - Mid roll ads 9:50 - Maple syrup 15:30 - Tartar sauce 18:35 - Conclusion

[@abcdefghijkl123454]

damn, eating mid roll ads? that's wild

[@jcrocks6698]

​@@abcdefghijkl123454They're super addictive

[@keepingupwithkendyl7899]

i love you videos! i’m a nurse and you’re a fun way of learning and relaxing after taking care of patients all the time! thank you for working to make healthcare accepting and helping the public!

[@alishal6031]

Those "doctors" in the show tick me off. They're just making it SO much worse through shaming these individuals who are clearly struggling. Thank you for calling them out! You're the REAL doctor in this situation.

[@eviethehuman9356]

The woman at about 5:00 who ate cheese made me think of an eating disorder, ARFID, that I'd see in some influencer's videos where she was cooking new foods for her bf with it. As far as I understand, it's around avoiding/restricring certain foods due to reasons like fear/trauma/texture/flavour/other

[@allein1001]

Yes, the three main types are (in a nutshell) sensory issues with textures/flavors, fear of something bad happening (like choking or an allergic reaction), and simply not being interested in food/motivated to eat.

[@joanhoffman3702]

Shaming people to change their behavior can backfire big time. They’re made to feel guilty about it, and that could lead them to do MORE of what they’re doing.

[@talkichik101]

I did not expect Dr Mike to have a true classic ad. Legitimately love those shirts. Bought for my husband last year and he looks so handsome in them, they look way better than normal tshirts.

[@lifesareforever]

4:43 that’s Oobleck- cornstarch and water makes mush-

[@Saadya16]

Clearly the “professionals” are more interested in money than helping people

[@pauloldfield8378]

If your confused about why people were walking on the cornstarch it's because when it's mixed with water it becomes a non Newtonian fluid, when it gets impacted it becomes a solid & if you stand init for a while you gradually sink into it.

[@aminathsuha1666]

Damn bro, u smart!

[@pauloldfield8378]

*in it. I hate when I miss errors like this.

[@alexalikesrocks]

I love getting the background of these illnesses that the shows don’t really dig deeper into. Thanks Dr. Mike!

[@kingzach74]

17:40 She isn't even that large! Like I get that she's overweight but she really isn't that overweight. I've seen people who are far more overweight. She looks fairly healthy by comparison.

[@Pingolyno]

the 8 to 9% body fat was insane kkkkkkkkkkkkk And after she was like "yeah, lets show how a person that doesnt train is out of shape (no shit sherlock)

[@Iamso4u]

Thank you for this video even though the source material is frustrating. I’m always worried I’m not eating well enough. But this really goes to show that with a variety of foods and most things in moderation I’m probably most of the way there.

[@RoyalJDestroyer]

Another day, another dr mike video, another goods night sleep.

[@Neurospicybunny]

I'm a mental health therapist and have an eating disorder myself and am just as frustrated (at least) as Dr. Mike is with these "professionals." The thing that stands out to me and bothers me so much is how it seems like they're casting a moral judgment on these people and shaming them, when food is morally neutral. It has nothing to do with being a good person, being a smart person, etc. They need compassionate and nonjudgmental help, just like someone with any other medical issue. And, I fear that having this type of experience of feeling shamed could turn them off to therapy and prevent them from getting help in the future.

[@oOscarymvsbOo]

"If there was a shortcut to creating an eating disorder it's this" as a kid who grew up during the thin is in era watching shows like this. YUP Doctor Mike you would be absolutely right, sure did. Never seen you so rightfully angry.

[@LizBizBean]

"The fact that you saw that with a scowl makes you a scumbag" GET 'EM, DOCTOR

[@Purin1023]

After looking up the requirements to become a Nutrition Specialist and a Psychotherapist, neither of these people should be acting the way that they are. Even if neither strictly requires a doctoral degree, they should absolutely still know better. I can only assume that these "professionals" are either lying or are completely morally bankrupt. The people in the UK seemed like they actually cared about helping the person get better. They still did silly stunts and brought out the props, but they actually showed a level of support that wasn't present on the American side.

[@RantingMagpie]

All that cheese falling out of a suitcase? Me - "Mmmmmm yeah!..." 🤤🤤🤤

[@bec7080]

I know, it didn't even look that bad honestly 😂😂

[@Slayingpistachio]

Hearing Dr Mike swear is the highlight of my day.

[@bella-mccord]

As someone already struggling with an eating disorder who has safe foods, these people would make me spiral even more. It feels like too much judgement and fear mongering even more a normal person

[@jcrocks6698]

Also, is she craving this due to an actual nutritional deficit? She mentioned pregnant women. Chocolate is often craved because of a magnesium deficiency. Pickles often due to a need for sodium. I wonder if the cornstarch is a sleep issue or sickle cell and need for fast carbs for energy. Or a need for zinc and iron. This is why real bloodwork and testing is needed. I doubt it's just psychological.

[@super-ew5mq]

ok but Dr Mike cursing over this shows he means business. i don’t think i ever hear him curse!

[@phazzy]

i'm so glad dr. mike is pointing out how showing the amount they eat isn't going to do much - and there's an episode of this show that comes to mind. a woman was drinking over 20 cans of cola a day, and by the end of their treatment, literally nothing changed and she didn't see the impact of their shock therapy. i'm glad we have dr. mike doing this for the internet :)

[@SohiHien]

Canadian here, that was not maple syrup. That was the fake stuff that is just regular sugar syrup. You can tell it's not real maple syrup because it is thick. Actual maple syrup is rather watery since it is just boiled down tree sap and even lots of boiling leaves it thinner than the other table syrups that are marketed for pancakes and stuff.

[@SAKURA_ANG3L]

This show should be called "50/50 Help or eating disorder"

[@allyh7075]

I can't believe they brought the guy in to look at Mikey and say "imagine living like him" as if he isn't sitting right there. I know they said the doctor is a mental health specialist but is his specialty making everyone's mental health worse? Not only has the scared straight approach been proven ineffective but they're also causing harm to Mikey.

[@chelseahyruleal2625]

Mike's pissed off laugh after dude was like, "It's like smoke everywhere! 🤪" has me CACKLING

[@mayankmallik4508]

50 seconds is crazy

[@metsatroll]

I can say, from personal experience, that the moment when i read how much sugar is in juice (125g/litre), i stopped drinking juice (i used to drink 2L a day but i did physical work back then so i burned it off too). So, not exactly a "visual" but still it did change my behavior and i haven't bought a single pack of juice since.

[@fracturedfuture370]

That is a practical, comprehensible statistic that is completely relevant to your life and the problem you've identified within your diet. All things that the show's massive spectacles are not. P.S. Kudos for succeeding in such a drastic change in diet, that takes some impressive focus and discipline

[@leonardocardoso1627]

These stories are so fake and unrealistic, that I wouldn't be surprised if they brought on a person that only eats ass lmao

[@alyssapisani]

I used to watch shows like this as a preteen and teenager, attempting to shame myself out of obesity. All it did was contribute to my developing body dysmorphic disorder. Thank you Dr. Mike for bringing attention to the fact that shaming patients (or shaming yourself) doesn't bring about positive, long-lasting change. I sincerely, genuinely hope the medical professionals on this show have had some reeducation for the benefit of their patients.

[@NPKi11erTheReal]

Dr Mike low key went off on these guys and I'm absolutely here for it

[@Karen-g2d4o]

It's PICA a iron deficiency! Pets get it too! That's why sometimes you think they are just being a puppy or a kitten eating bad stuff, not always the truth, always ask your vet for an iron test! Lydia! 🎉

[@tiffanymarie9750]

Doctors like this are why I'm probably never going to try to get professional help for trichotillomania 🙃 being told "just stop," or made to feel terrible about this thing that's embarrassing on it's own and out of my control...nah. never again.

[@jdruskin1184]

Any doctor who tells you to “just stop” is a terrible doctor. Keep trying to find the right one. I know a teen girl who used to pull the front of her hair out. She got treatment that worked.

[@seanblackwood8382]

I think what you reviewed was a show to represent how much food we eat in long periods of time, then waste them rather than giving them to those who might actually can use them.

[@avcadogirl3636]

the maple srup guy is buddy the elf

[@haha-j2s]

pov my mind

[@preppy_angle_angie]

Oohblik is a liquid made with water and cornstarch. I’ve made it before it’s super fun and easy to make.

[@sarah345]

“This is what you use in a year” couldn’t you do this with anything? I have dry skin, I think if you filled a tub with the amount of moisturizer I use in a year it would be a little gross 😆 but it doesn’t mean anything.

[@danielf.7151]

That's what I was thinking as well. Like, i think that's just how much food you eat in a year in general. The only strange bit is that it's all the same food.

[@HiyaTheGrim]

I agree with you. Body shaming, making what they do look ridiculous... that is horrible and it is abuse! It's disgusting.

[@quantum9964]

We need more scrubs! Loved this show Mike I used to watch this as a kid all the time

[@q33ran]

12:38 Had to skip over this part. As a Canadian this was too traumatic to watch

[@ventsbabris7764]

Mike, you get maple juice from the tree, to get syrup you boil it until it turns brown

[@lyfandeth]

Oohblik. A liquid like the cornstarch pool, which becomes solid under pressure, is callex oohblik. Although I've never seen it spelled out.

[@AMRay]

Ooblek, fwiw

[@Priscabc]

Isn't it called non-Newtonian fluid?

[@hydromic2518]

@@Priscabcyes it’s a common example of a non-Newtonian fluid

[@Nom_Nom_teehee]

I’ve learned as a teen “freaky eater” that it’s not just about how someone explains your diet won’t be healthy long term but for me it’s about who tells me, my lovely family doctor I visited a while ago told me i should start incorporating fruits and veggies into my diet and i started, before when my family told me I ignored them.

[@Tom-_-Hanks]

Thanks, thumbs up, have a great day.

[@Nebanox]

I really enjoy your exploration of some of the intricacies of these situations. Obviously in a TV show they aren't usually going to get too into that stuff, really the best you can hope for is they do their over-the-top entertainment centered stuff for TV but do also offer the person legitimate help and focus more on the stuff you mention off-screen. I don't have super high hopes of that, but it is possible. It is important to point out how that isn't the norm though. It's also important to realize how complex these things can be, and to avoid just judging people without even considering what they may be going through. The human brain is a complicated thing and all sorts of seemingly weird and crazy behaviors/physiological reactions can come out of the processes going on in any one of our heads right this second. All it takes is the right situation in the right state of mind to send you down a path that can build up over time and end up with any number of odd behaviors and beliefs. It's not an uncommon thing even, it's just that most of the time our coping mechanisms or individual "quirks" aren't so extreme or so out of the ordinary that it turns heads or becomes a big problem for our health. It's very interesting stuff, how we work.

[@Windmodel]

2:59 DR MIKE

[@Amir_Rrahmani]

😂😂

[@elreturner1227]

For any conflict with help it is not you vs help it’s you and help vs the problem you don’t need to bully someone to help them

[@RoyalJDestroyer]

Dr. Mike in the thumbnail is really telling us to click on the video. Chill with the death stare I’m getting there… 🤣

[@jsalsman]

I can relate to the maple syrup guy because for basically my entire childhood, maple sugar candy was my favorite treat. And I can certainly relate to craving cheese. But I can't relate to eating only one kind of anything.

[@josephangelo1826]

2:21 I started cracking up because of how crazy the visitation parts are

[@MiCreativityCorner]

Dr Mike the true Nike. DO IT !

[@darkannemette]

When I see these shows the thing that pisses me off the most is all the wasted food or whatever their cravings are, they use for all these wild visuals they want to create 😮‍💨

[@techywill]

Loving Dr Mike's unhinged commentary. Idk if I remember him cursing so much 😂

[@MichelleLibamba]

Glad to see another video 🎉🎉🎉felt like a decade

[@frapiichino]

I'm a psychology student, and my professor showed us a few episodes of this show and explained this is NOT how we help those with eating disorders.

[@farokhrokni9254]

Dr. Mike I love your videos thank you for always working hard. I hope you always shine❤❤❤❤❤❤☀️✨☀️☀️☀️☀️🌟🌟🌟👏👏🙏🔥🔥🔥👌💚☀️💚☀️❤️

[@mustafaarifshaikh8152]

--- "Hello Dr. Mike, My name is Mustafa, and I am from Pakistan. I am very passionate about pursuing my education in the United States, but I am feeling quite overwhelmed and unsure of the right steps to take. Could you kindly offer some guidance on how to navigate the process of studying medicine in the U.S. as an international student? I would greatly appreciate any advice or insights you can provide. Thank you so much for your time and help!" ---

[@skatardrummer1]

I agree with you. Hope the producers see this.

[@EmperorLight64]

I just realized i eat dairy products (cheese milk yogurt or drinking yogurt) with almost every meal

[@oliviam9802]

they are a good source of calcium! as long as its not all you're eating its fine

[@pokegaming1275]

‘Mom wake up dc mike posted a new vid’

[@RedKittieKat]

I don't know how people can watch that show. Those two "professionals" are rude, obnoxious and all around unlikable.

[@arieepotter384]

17:34 that part absolutely horrified me!! It just gave me flashbacks to where my cardiologist told me that my heart problems where because I was obese!! And like ouch… that’s such an a**hole move!!

[@Scortcorder]

As a Canadian, I never use fake maple syrup. The difference in how it makes you feel after eating it is crazy. And the viscosity of the fake stuff is just straight wrong. Its way too thick

[@callsignshadow...]

Great video Mike 😊

[@Staticjokes]

I think this might be the most I've heard Dr. Mike swear in a video! This show is just shocking, I'd love to know if the people who were in it are ok today

[@MaximusBedwars]

Doctor mike makes learning fun fr fr

[@rage_of_aquarius]

10:32 THAT AIN'T MAPLE SYRUP AT ALL Canadians and New Englanders would never

[@Alice-e5s1]

Your videos are not just content, they are stories that stay in the heart. Keep inspiring us!♀️✌️🧉

[@MrAnthonyramon]

I love when Mike gets mad

[@Kaloapoele]

I try not to watch these modern day "freak shows" knowing them for what they are, but its fun to watch Mike compassionately call them out.

[@SherryOLN]

I love these Freaky Eaters episodes (even if I am not a fan of the title) from Doctor Mike and would love a series ☺❤!

[@twigs9496]

I've struggled with pica on and off my whole life and the whole "shock/shame" thing this show does 100% makes it worse. For me stress is a huge factor and if someone tried to shame and make me feel bad? Well now I feel horrible AND I'm eating more anyway in response to that, like we understand how harmful it can be people are not stupid. There's a reason it's classified as an eating disorder and not a habit.

[@lerminator101]

I've said this before, these shows are often overdramatized by producers and roles of doctors and sometimes even the patients are filled in by actors. Most of the time, by the time they film the show, the patient has already gone through or has stopped participating in treatment. It's at that point the show runners begin casting and writing for the episode. Watch the credits for disclaimers.

[@johhh2356]

You Are Stronger Than You Think’ by CrypticLore dives into natural ways to feel stronger and healthier. It’s a great read for anyone looking to improve their life

[@ames522]

Glad Dr Mike clearly calls out the unhealthy and exploitative elements of the show! There are many awful parts, but wow, the food waste kills me!

[@nydra-r]

her eyes are AMAZING

[@Yuk1sky]

I think their reason for showing them how much they eat in a year is to see if it decreases the next year.

[@zaeemchogle8219]

its still such a disgusting waste of food

[@Yuk1sky]

@ I know

[@monaraeisian2915]

"If there was a shortcut to create an eating disorder, it is this". Yup! And not only for the people on the show. For ppl who watch too.

[@Marissa_kathleen_]

Can you react to the song Epiphany by Taylor Swift, please? She wrote it after researching the Battle of Guadalcanal, which her grandfather fought in. He never spoke of it to anyone in his family and Taylor realized that health care providers might see things that they never want to speak of again everyday in hospitals. That is what the song is about. Everything about the song gives me goose bumps