What is CTE? Do You Have It?

CTE is a newly found "disease". How will it affect people going forward? Will sports still be played? Will there ever be a cure for CTE?
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This channel is back for good bois

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[@SquirrelASMR]

What they said^

[@ОлегКозлов-ю9т]

One boxer somewhere commented to why he left big sports: "one day I have just returned home after the training and genuinely couldn't remember a single thing that happened to me that day. Then I decided It is enough head punches for me"

[@Digbert]

Love you Chris keep up the good work

[@NathamelCamel]

I love your videos! Keep up the great work!

[@CaptainHunt1]

It's good to see this getting more exposure, it is a terrible thing to happen, slowly losing your self.

[@WeAreBlessed777]

Can't tell if you have cte until death😲 ....welp... guess I'm f*cked... 😞

[@ChillstoneBlakeBlast]

I have every single one of those symthoms and I am just 18 years old. Should I be scared?

[@zockertwins]

You should probably see a doctor.

[@Sweetdude64]

Have you sustained possible brain damage?

[@Biobele]

If you've played football at a highly competitive stage you probably have it

[@Sweetdude64]

So basically, if we can stop our Tau protiens from misfolding, then we would be fine. What cytoplasm-like substance is holding them into place, and is there anything we can do to increase the stickyness or buildup of this substance? You said there are no medicines, but I'm not referring specifically to that (also this would occur before the fact rather than after) Maybe a specific food, or coagulant, or maybe even a type of body movement, such as a hand stand? It would be interesting to look further into this!

[@michael121boi6]

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[@Biobele]

CTE has been found in 17, 18 and 21 year olds it takes only one hit even non concusive hits can lead to CTE

[@demosthenes995]

Wouldn't it be better suited to call it a simple injury rather than a disease? After all, your not getting infected by anything and it's not contagious...

[@Sweetdude64]

It isn't an injury. Your brain is literally scattering itself, not from the impact, but from the disease caused by the impact. It's like if I cut myself and got an infection. The infection is a disease, not injury.

[@superscienced]

Is Alzheimers a disease, a disorder or a brain injury? What ever you classify alzheimers as, I think you should also classify CTE as. They are similar brain disorders that slowly affect you throughout your life.

[@M1ecd]

Love it Chris!!!

[@endersbread]

Wait so we don’t generate new neurons by neurogenesis?

[@deet2440]

U dont really grow nuerons because theres a chance that itll get mutated and being that its tje brain u WILL be fkd up so ur brain just says fk it ill just stop growing thenn

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[@demosthenes995]

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[@doommaker4000]

Oh, so you're actually gonna upload somewhat consistently?

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[@toniocartonio572]

Subconcussive hits are the leading cause for CTE. Not concussions that much

[@deet2440]

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BananaBandit get out while u can

[@toniocartonio572]

Then quit asap

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Hey I know this is not your bloons (that’s how it’s spelled on the game) channel but could you please make a video on how to beat CHIMPS on the hedge map in BTD6!!!!!!! I love your videos thank you and a happy thanksgiving! 🦃

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2nd! WHOOO

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[@atahantaspnar3955]

Finally lol