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[@TylerTube]

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[@therealbebos]

Fyi to anyone thinking about subbing to hungryroot. don't. tried it. it's a ripoff.

[@AverageReviewsYT]

@@therealbebos SHOCKED!!!!! Lol

[@PruneHub]

Tyler? That's not where the vagus nerve is located. It's just under and slightly behind the ear. Were there any instructions at all with this thing?

[@Fenrir414]

@28:50, that is essentially an Electrolysis tub for the feet. You might want to be careful with disposing of the water, here is some information I found when I learned about it, while he does not go into detail about how to do it too much, he does disclose how toxic it can be if the materials used are inappropriately incorrect Ausie50: Advanced Electrolytic Cleaning: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rImpkqqorbKCpKM

[@wurthmannd024]

we need a teardown of that foot soak detoxify thing, that would be interesting 😁😁

[@c117ls7]

Use me as the "we want Tyler to test different dog shock collars" button

[@ProVsCon]

He's stressed because he's wasting money on stress relieving devices, which don't work, making him even more stressed, causing him to waste more money on stress relieving devices. It's a vicious never-ending cycle!

[@antiisocial]

That's how they get you.

[@justin43098]

It's like " I do coke, so I can work more. So I can earn more money. So I can do more coke." 😂

[@charlieschuder9976]

Nah, the first one worked as advertised. Remember it was a stress RESLIENCE device, not a stress RELIEF device...e.g., wear it for a few hours a day, and you won't be stressed out afterwards because anytime you have stress you'll be thinking, "Well, at least I'm not constantly being shocked." And he's wrong about the "sleep" mode. It doesn't help you sleep, it helps you wake up. He totally had it backwards.

[@kaitlynnmountney8331]

Step 2: profit

[@molly1949]

He's a bit of an idiot

[@EpicATrain]

lol The manufacturer/seller of that last product said it takes 28 days so that you run out of your return window lol

[@Lifefire.]

Its cuz in 28 days you will already have healed naturally

[@mumzly1]

genius business plan

[@fgbhrl4907]

"I can't imagine the electrode gel is needed..." "...I can't feel anything, even on 9!" Product designers are screaming at their screens when Tyler tests things :)

[@Thatonefuckinguy]

Exactly, this is why TENS units are pre-geled so dumb people don't forget. Even then they'll forget that you eventually have to replace the gel on the pad and refund. I guess you could say well why didn't they pre-gel the product? And to that I would say because they assumed if they included the gel in the box, that you'd be smart enough to figure it out or google it. P.S The gel is also there to and I quote "protect you from getting burns." He could've burned his skin or caught his beard on fire or something not using it.

[@Hendlton]

@@Thatonefuckinguy The gel just spreads out the contact area. The main purpose of it is to lower the electrical resistance of the top layer of skin because otherwise not much current can flow. Without it you have the same amperage going through a smaller area which can cause a burn, but it definitely wouldn't have caught his beard on fire.

[@jaydons7602]

They ise gel for defibrillators in the medical industry too

[@Thatonefuckinguy]

@@jaydons7602 Makes sense, a defib is more or less a TENS unit on steroids.

[@michaelhines1891]

Lol every time he gets shocked it looks like he's being attacked by invisible ghosts. Especially the way he looks around as if something is in the room with him.

[@_.myasimone]

tyler being shocked about his nervous system is so amazing to watch🤣

[@chrismayer3919]

That reminds me of the Shocker video game that test to see how much electrical ‘punishment’ you can handle! 🫨

[@zannadunstrand6289]

@@chrismayer3919that’s not at all what it is. As a person with pain who need electricity treatment to my muscles and uses it every week - it’s really not.

[@Kracov_the_Madman]

Tyler is the modern day Ben Franklin, discovering that electricity can shock the nerves.

[@DirtyRiverJon]

😂

[@YoursUntruly]

Whoever happens to stimulate your Vegas nerve stays in Vegas.

[@tatsuya2112]

The foot bath thing is even worse when you know that a foot bath with epson salts actually is a medical procedure for dealing with calluses and injuries on your feet, so technically the "foot bath" does work, but not because of the bath itself, you could get the same effect with a kitchen pot if you wanted to. As for the massage pen, most likely the pain you were experiencing was because you were putting the electrical charge directly on a nerve ending in just the right way.

[@doll9340]

And it feels nice and relaxing to give your feet a bath

[@brian70Cuda]

And without the e-mail from chynah!

[@misseselise3864]

epsom salt soaks also help with a LOT of other problems

[@darksu6947]

​@@misseselise3864I've heard that it can even cure the gheyness

[@Thatonefuckinguy]

I don't believe for a second that epsom does that. I use espom salts for my pain and boy has it done wonders. You know what an epsom bath hasn't done for me? Get rid of ma god damn calluses!

[@theresawhitt7812]

I have a real vagal nerve stimulator implanted, for depression. It's been great. I usually don't feel anything, but if I rest quietly and pay attention I can feel a slight sensation, not at all painful. It fires every 5 minutes for 30 seconds, 24/7/365. Don't confuse a real VNS with that bogus contraption, which only causes muscle contraction, not stimulation of the vagus nerve.

[@aicirtkciub9167]

Oooo I did not know what a vagus nerve was. Interesting.

[@AI-Creations-LLC]

My dirty mind thought you say vaginal. And I was like bet she's having a good time lol. Then I re read it.

[@leestelly-wk9if]

I have a penis nerve implant, no vagal implant, I'm not willing to make that change.😂

[@noah_0857]

Tyler, I want to see you try dowsing rods. Maybe other “paranormal” stuff. Could be a fun episode!!

[@OllyVD]

I second this!

[@robertschwalb4469]

They've actually tested that stuff scientifically, it's nonsense of course. But in the experiment, they got people who believe it works and all, and one at a time put them in a room filled with totes. Five of them had water in them, and their task was to correctly identify them. Unsurprisingly, the results were the people being mostly wrong and only occasionally getting one right. I'd link it, but I think youtube would immediately censor this comment, because youtube doesn't like comments with links.

[@coco_deee]

this is a fantastic idea

[@disbeafakename167]

Dowsing rods aren't paranormal. An inverted pendulum is an excellent way to detect voids under ground.

[@Frankenstompbox]

Did you feel the stress disappear when you took it off?? Mission accomplished.

[@irishfan31242]

😂

[@kolega4ever]

Nah, that's most likely just Tyler not knowing how physiotherapy works and many of muscle relaxing massages actually hurt

[@b5maddog]

I’m surprised that they didn’t ask you to give them a five star rating and they will send you a second one for free.

[@PruneHub]

Five shock rating.

[@Willowinthewinds]

I sat here waiting to see your reaction after the electrode gel LOL

[@wanamingo7510]

That e stim stuff is actually legit, I work in a rehab facility and our therapy team uses it all the time. They’ve got the big commercial units instead of the little home things but it actually does wonders for chronic nerve and muscle pain. I don’t know how the magic works exactly but I know I’ve heard so many people rave about them and say they want to buy one to keep using it once they’re discharged and back at home

[@sirplantain]

For the foot spa; the salt in the water isn't to detoxify you, it's to help with conductivity and cause the electrodes to rust quicker, thus causing the water to look disgusting - that's what the salt is for. I know in professional foot detoxification stores (high-end scammers), they add crystals that react to the electrolysis that creates an awful looking pool of water. I've reported loads of these on Amazon and they just don't care. That's all it is, rust. You're dipping your feets in rusty water, which isn't exactly good for them.

[@majorbuzz]

The foot detox gimmick certainly detoxified the wallets of those who fell victim to it.😊

[@SpiderStillz]

😂😂😂😂

[@helema23]

yup for the price of the detox treatment which comes with only one or two i can buy a big bag of epsom salt and my choice of essential oil for scent....and maybe even a foot rasp of one or another kind

[@jefferyrailey405]

Thats why my socks are dirty after a hard day at work

[@backwoods2138]

It was hilarious seeing him freak out when his hand started twitching when he had it in spot in his arm. Come Tyler, you felt that weird twitch in your hand 'cause you were hitting a nerve. 😂

[@Markyajv]

You need the gel. Think about the paddles they use to restart a heart. They always put conductive gel on the paddles.

[@notthatjonesshow9551]

The metal is conductive enough the gel is simply to prevent the recipients from receiving electrical burns

[@hellgirl1029.]

​@@notthatjonesshow9551 you still need the gel, it acts as a conduit

[@notthatjonesshow9551]

@@hellgirl1029. where did I say not to use it dude

[@remylebeau7258]

U only use gel if u have the time or being tested in real world burns r better than dead

[@remylebeau7258]

U only use gel if u have the time or being tested in real world burns r better than dead

[@RealMelodyBlue]

I've never seen anyone so excited about being scammed 😂

[@masonharris9166]

If you made money by being scammed, you'd be excited too

[@PruneHub]

@@masonharris9166 I think the word is "shocked".

[@user-mgc]

The stress setting on the Pulsetto definitely stressed poor Tyler, which made me laugh and as laughter is such a powerful medicine I would say that the gadget worked for me. 🤣🤣🤣

[@paulalarsen7697]

I LOVE my tens unit. I have one just for my neck and one I can put anywhere. I wonder if Tyler is supposed to use that neck unit the other way around so it's on the back of his neck instead of the front. If your neck is tight due to stress or an injury, a tens unit is a huge relief.

[@aicirtkciub9167]

Maybe it would work better that way but I looked it up and the instructions say to the front ? I'm with you, wouldn't you want the pulse on the back of neck muscles ? Seems more productive. I very seldom complain of front neck pain 😂 but its for vagus nerve??? What ever that is ???

[@ThorMaxx]

Tens machines are awesome for muscle pain and tension.

[@HA05GER]

Tens are brilliant I have fibromyalgia and it can be very helpful.

[@PruneHub]

@@aicirtkciub9167 The vagus nerves are just under and slightly behind the ears. Were there any instructions at all?

[@aicirtkciub9167]

@@PruneHub I just looked pictures of the machine online idk

[@chrislittle9801]

I’ve used the ear candles before… the vacuum from the smoke / air pressure does help when you have an ear infection. Plus you need to have your head at a 90 degree angle which you didn’t. You pretty much have to lay down and do it.

[@JadedJester739]

No it's total bullshit, you're stupid for thinking it works lol sorry, not sorry

[@uhsaywhatnow]

Looking forward to the video where Tyler mods the tens unit to make it weaponized. Gertrude doesn’t stand a chance.

[@mattstanford9673]

"You won't have an injury if the cold-laser death ray does its job."

[@marcuswilliamsominuusambie8968]

I wonder how this man has made it so far in life 😂

[@NinjAsylum]

I'm shocked he lived past 12 tbh ...

[@derbabo8455]

​@@NinjAsylumhehe shocked

[@Digitalevo2011]

You should watch his electric hammer and electric hand saw videos. He also reviews a pink silicone hammer hahahaha

[@WilliamHollinger2019]

​@@Digitalevo2011 oh I got that joke.

[@masoncopic5071]

i watched the shock session like 14 times because I was laughing my ass off

[@bmorenotless4729]

I woke the wife and baby up laughing so loud!🤣

[@tamastarczy6262]

That poking instrument looks like some sorta alien probe they shown in Unsolved Mysteries when I was a kid! 😂😂😂

[@MontyDotharl]

So, the knee sound? You should get that checked out by a doctor. If it's making noise all the time that sounds like knee crepitus. Which can be an early signifier of arthritis developing in the joint. Definitely something you should be proactive about so it doesn't develop into a major problem later in life.

[@josephegon6058]

It relieves stress for others while they watch you twitch in pain. It released my stress. 😂

[@steadfasttherenowned2460]

Last thing is a device that drops dissolved solids out of tap water. I used one when testing wellwater for a company. It makes the stuff in the water easier to test.

[@GrannyJo274]

Great stream!!! You had me laughing so hard! I enjoyed every min. Hope your stress level has been built up. 😂😂😂😂

[@BigTony2436]

🤣 When u put the gell on it got ya! Said yeah, I won't do anything? Watch this! 🤣🤣

[@jamieschettler8701]

I kept yelling, "THE GEL IS NECESSARY!!" Hilarious! 😂

[@jatbatman]

Vagus nerve stimulation is used in treatment of severe epilepsy and occasionally in severe depression. My daughter has an implanted VNS for her epilepsy. She was actually laughing at you and said "it's not that bad." Of course she's had hers for around 8 years, and it's had to be surgically replaced twice. The look on your face with the pain section was similar to the look she had the very first time she felt it coming out of anesthesia.

[@sterlingthibodeaux3690]

LOL!!.. ok.. On the first product.. I was crying from laughing so hard.. lol.. But what I do know is that the "stress" feature is designed for you to train yourself into releasing control and train you to work through the stress.. essentially, dealing with the pain and anxiety to learn to handle it better.. as for the other settings.. not sure.. lol..

[@samsimington5563]

There's no why I'm gonna stimulate any part of my body with a fugly shock collar. Nice try "Scamazon"! 😂

[@SuperGreenshades]

As always yur videos make me laugh and never disappoint. Ya shocked yurself for our enjoyment over and over and over so we dont have to shock ourselves... thank you sir

[@ku7342]

I was waiting for his smart watch to fritz out when he was doing the electrical wand thing. Lol.

[@melissadolloff576]

A vagus nerve stimulator really is a thing. Its surgically implanted in your chest and can help stop seizures

[@shinydisc0balls]

26:25 That moment with the heat gun was the best 😂 classic Tyler

[@aicirtkciub9167]

Best video yet ! I like this series.🎉

[@TPLeatherworks]

“I’m not gonna show you my feet for free”😂😂😂😂😂

[@beanspoles]

love you tyler…keep slaying

[@savagetheunicorn4555]

Lmao when you finally put the gel on it killed me. I knew what to expect but still entertaining

[@garagebuiltprojects]

The first neck thing was possibly top 10 funniest things I've ever seen hahaha. Your reactions great

[@markrice8615]

Lol you’re supposed to blow the flame out on the wax candle and let it burn like a mosquito coil.😊

[@FriedChairs]

Kinda crazy that he just sticks it in his ear without doing some research on how to use it first.

[@gtech66]

I bought many things from Amazon that arrived damaged, missing parts or wasn't close to the item description. Amazon always took the item back, no questions asked.

[@crystalconner3494]

Tyler, I feel so bad for laughing so hard when the shock collar was shocking you. But darn that was funny 😆. Hanks for your body. ❤

[@LeeBeanBug]

Seeing a new upload gives me reassurance that Tyler is still alive 😂 I worry about this man a little too much.

[@sundayromance7253]

The second one that he reviewed he doesn't understand that for some people it's actually relaxing to sit there and focus on the vibration while the music is playing that's the point of it is to help you fall asleep faster

[@doll9340]

It's moreso the price that bothers him not the product itself

[@sundayromance7253]

@@doll9340 True very true expensive just get a vibrator lol

[@Rhunter350]

Get a vibrator and turn on music 😂 tf

[@billyno-talent345]

"put a little bit of salt in the water, thanks' HAHAHAHAH

[@Sh4d0w20]

13:30 gotta admit - im a miniature painter i spend alot of time with my brushes and get cramps in my hands regularly. so that pen is really useful after a stresful day of work. you seem to be in a good shape considering your muscle tension if you feel something "akward" but no real pain. but for me it makes the pain go away especially since i get tremors and feelings of numbness now that im 40 and working with my hand muscles every day. my wife is a massage therapist and uses several electrical tools that are even used at the institute she works at. so yeah just see it as a sign that you are in good shape my friend ;)

[@misseselise3864]

4:40 finally something i have personal experience with. devices like this are generally targeted to people who have pain and/or loss of sensation. the slight shocks given off stimulate the nerves and muscles. i used to use a TENS unit as part of physical therapy for my arm after a car accident- i lost feeling in part of my hand (the damage to the nerve was at the elbow, which is why the TENS unit was put on my arm, not my hand). yes it feels weird but you have it turned too high if it legitimately hurts (it’ll feel weird). you’re not supposed to use TENS units on the neck bc the skin is too thin. for me, i can’t feel anything till i reach a level 6 but someone who can feel a level 1 should never go higher than a level 1. so tldr; it works great for the people who legitimately have a reason to use it. bestie here does not

[@Archphoenix1]

I have a feeling this "massage pen" was developed for other purposes. i hope he never finds out for what and tests that one

[@eddiemason4316]

For when you wanna slip someone the ol sonic screwdriver.

[@keithwoodcrest]

A couple of these things are for other purposes lol - I love when Tyler does these videos.. you can never tell if it's for humor or if he's being dead ass 😂

[@thesweeney80]

Anyone who remembers the old 'Electronic Ab exercisers' knew how this was going to go. No way would I put those things on my neck 😂

[@crunchylogic2579]

Funniest video I’ve ever watched of Tyler with that shock therapy had me crying cause I was laughing so hard🤣

[@HannahMattox]

I want that electric pen thing 🤣🤣🤣 I've been through physical therapy a handful of times, and when used right, that crap is awesome!

[@forgingluck]

Collagen supplements will do so much more for your knee than that cold laser thing lol

[@floyd2386]

Light therapy is definitely for muscular problems like inflammation, not joint problems like knee popping.

[@Mememeeeeeeeee]

lol Tyler finally loses it at 12:49 😂

[@KevinLynnPorter]

lol lost it when I heard the crunch and the minecraft dude landing 🤣

[@netstormuk]

Great video, Tyler. Would love to see more like this.

[@taermina8907]

"Ear candles" are really dangerous and you absolutely can burn your ear canal and ear drum using them - I used to work for an ENT doctor and asked him when i first heard of them 🤷‍♀️

[@BH-rx3ue]

that electro "massage pen" is defo for something else, just like all "personal massagers"

[@soogymoogi]

Idk about that one dude. I'm not into electrostim so maybe I'm biased but that thing is going nowhere near my bits 😂

[@mattstanford9673]

I was acquainted with a guy who quite enjoyed electrostim. It would be right up his alley. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if he already has one.

[@dugtlr72]

Cannot wait to see him hit that Brown Note type of setting.

[@joshholste6279]

I love Tyler tube videos I watched everyone it's oddly satisfying

[@joshholste6279]

Interesting if u will

[@bazilwreckerloughead]

I get it; you feel stress when your wallet has money in it, so they make up these stress scams for outrageous prices to 'relieve' the stress of money from your wallet!

[@globallunacy2473]

Tyler: You see that twitch? Also Tyler: I don't know how nerves work

[@lunam08ify]

Watching Tyler and waiting on the ash to fall off 24:01 is the best. Ear candles seam to work for me. Walmart sells them.

[@lucassmith1886]

Mrballen explains what the vegas nerve is in a particularly gruesome video of his called "It started with sightings and ended in a nightmare" or something like that about the UFO sightings in Brazil. And then they found a body with strange markings on him, missing many of his organs with no incisions, and apparently died from his vegas nerve overstimulating causing his heart to stop. Anyways... great video

[@pyrotek40]

Hey Tyler I have a Vagus Nerve Stimulator implanted under my chest skin with a lead going to my Vagus nerve, $600,000... My VNS is for Epilepsy, btw clinching neck pain you are right about the way it feels

[@Ray_Vun]

i don't think the pulsetto is meant to help you destress and relax like a neck massager type thing. i think it's to help you build tolerance. it's making all those spasms so that when you do have them happening irl(as in, without the device, purely from stressful situations), it won't really affect you because you've built up tolerance to it. basically exposure therapy. not sure it'd work tho

[@dj-kq4fz]

I always thought of you as more of a Dr. Watson, in my opinion, the true hero of the Sherlock Holmes stories. Update: The foot joke was both hilarious and disturbing.

[@o_breezy5274]

Much respect for putting your body to these test on these 😂😂I couldn’t be the only one worried

[@sethberry9185]

Think its supposed to be "sacred" spaces but "scared" is more like it after $314

[@ryanzanow8221]

Are you willing to try out electronic dog collars next? 😜

[@sirplantain]

I don't know about Pulsetto, however there have been some positive research that has come out of tDCS (transcranial direct current stimulation), just not enough for anyone to say it does or doesn't work. It's early days and I can see why people would be sceptical. I have used tDCS and the results varied. I felt really spaced out and relaxed during and for several hours afterwards, however I'm not sure how much it helps after your brain/body gets use to it. It's not something I'd even begin to advise someone trying unless they've tried everything else (seeing an actual doctor/specialist and going down all medical routes first). I'm not entirely sure how stimulating the neck would help with anything. I have to admit I did cringe a little when Tyler used it without the gel lol. His caveman style antics are funny though - Tyler, don't ever change how you do things, you're hilarious \o/

[@rococogoth]

That stress resistance collar reminds me of Futurama. Perhaps you will learn to enjoy the pain. XD

[@koreanjesusdoe224]

Watching Tyler shock himself has me loosing it at 2:45am while my wife sleeps next to me

[@darkpitbullotusdpl8767]

2:23 am

[@TheCrystalGlow]

Stimulating the vagus nerve can be a bad idea.

[@cr0cket01]

yep as first that thing is a set size so no garantee it on vegas nerve second vegas nerve affects the heart so i see it could kill people with unknown heart problems

[@keeganpretorius847]

That minecraft fall with your knee was perfect 😂. I hope your knee gets better. Quick question. Has your knee always cracked like that?

[@SP-gq9wb]

Seeing Tyler basically test out a shock collar... Priceless

[@zorkblat3858]

Never change, Tyler.

[@JinapherShakur]

Thank you for calling these companies out!!

[@michaelcarter4522]

Watching Tyler learn about his nervous system lolz 😅

[@x.y.7385]

When it kicked in it reminded me of Cliff fron Cheers when he wore the shock collar to keep him from telling long winded stories!

[@little_firby5574]

Detective tylertube

[@BlackMario9024]

That's why I call it scamazon

[@MartinAndersonSatanSon]

Some facts: Studies have found that vagus nerve stimulation paired with rehabilitation helped improve function in people who had a stroke. It also may help people who have problems with thinking and swallowing after a stroke. Research is ongoing. Some health insurance carriers may not pay for this procedure

[@michaelirula3188]

That ear thing is 100% legit in a Hispanic household

[@aicirtkciub9167]

That hungryroot looks good for those days when you dont know what to cook. Which is everyday ! 😂

[@chasehensley3457]

Of all the things I’ve thought he would test on Amazon a shock collar was surprisingly not on the list lol

[@MaNNeRz91]

Tyler. My knees do the same. It's called Chondromalacia. The cartilage in my knee didn't harden as a kid and into my teens and I played a lot of football (British football) had a lot of knee impacts and minor injuries. That sore my cartilage away slightly and now it's hardened it creeks and crunches when I bend down. Even now if I go for a jog or play football my knees swell up and its uncomfortable. They haven't caused me any major issue in the last 5 years except bending while carrying 40+ kilos I deliver quite heavy stuff up stairs and they're fine. But I kick a ball and I'm out of action for a day

[@allenszykula8071]

Tyler finding nerve endings good times.

[@BobbyP-gq6bc]

Gel is necessary. 100%

[@timothyjohnson5758]

Put the gel on

[@Himayne]

put the lotion in the bucket😂😂

[@CodeManDew94]

He did put the gel on...

[@Floofie_boi]

He did you dingus watch more of the video before yelling at him in the comments.

[@timothyjohnson5758]

@Floofie_boi Hey, I was reacting in real time dip S##t and I got 42 thumbs 👍 HOW can you yell at someone by texting

[@YoursUntruly]

He puts the gel on the skin or else he gets the hose again.

[@blue_jm]

The pen is an electric version of acupuncture with needles. If you go to a needle acupuncture, you will get similar sensations in different part of the body than where the needle is placed.

[@cetinagar]

He looks like ZZ Top with those glasses 😂

[@xVxANGELTEARSxVx]

Tyler has essentially found violet wands for “vanilla” people😂

[@globallunacy2473]

I try not to give my money to Amazon for that reason!

[@Quake120]

You do realize that a significant number of products on Amazon are NOT scams though, right?

[@globallunacy2473]

@@Quake120 of course I do. But I would rather buy it when I can look at the product and know what I’m buying.

[@Quake120]

@@globallunacy2473 I will go out of my way to buy things local if I can. I still buy way too much on Amazon, but if I can find something local, I'll go get it, for not only the reason that you stated (you can see it), but also because it keeps the money local. It's a shame that so many stores are carrying less and less items.

[@15stang]

You should test different motorcycle covers and see which is best for winter use

[@alexriesenbeck]

“ARE YOU RELAXED?!?” No I lost me head! I assume the ‘28 days’ on that laser tool is just so you miss your 30-day Amazon return window