Which Meat Temperature is Healthiest? | Responding To Comments

[@Homanjer]

Never have I seen a Google Maps ad before. What a crazy world we live in

[@oliverohr8844]

So true

[@kevinconrad6156]

What is really crazy is that Google Maps is doing a sponsorship ad and paying Dr. Mike when they own YT and could just stick an ad in for nothing. Good job Dr. Mike.

[@Azarath415]

You'd think Google gets enough money as is lolz

[@Freeyourself206]

Plot twist. None! It’s read meat

[@WyattSamurai100]

Factttsssss

[@noreoli]

It's nice to see Doctor Mike giving promotion to smaller companies like Google Maps

[@elizemuller5065]

😂

[@BLACKHAWK_7285]

I've never even heard of Google Maps until today. Thank you, Dr. Mike for shouting out such a small company

[@the_real_espada]

First time Ive heard of it. I did not know there was an alternative to those physical paper maps.

[@BlackOwl-fz2oo]

Never in my life have I seen a Google Maps sponsor wtf

[@neanda]

@@BlackOwl-fz2oo ikr, that was kinda weird. who doesn't use google maps

[@AMinnie]

I love peewoop 😂 The controversy over the pronunciation and spelling still gets me.

[@helena.moraleschacon]

I love peewoop as well!!

[@lewis4200]

I'm definitely on Team Peewoop!

[@bebazZz]

Team peewoop!

[@DMBabyGurlAdventures]

I’m there for Peewoop!!!

[@TomMinnow]

i used to find it kinda annoying but it grew on me haha. I like the little hand motion thing more than the catch phrase

[@KaikyAlmeida-b8t]

Doctor mike's way of speaking english is so clear lol. One of the very few youtubers i can understand without subtitles

[@sammysalamander9405]

Is English your second language or are you hard of hearing?

[@KaikyAlmeida-b8t]

@@sammysalamander9405 It's my second😅

[@eightdogstreet]

and also the fact that hes from russia

[@Christinakloehn-ip3tu]

@@KaikyAlmeida-b8t Wow! What's your first? Just curious lol

[@Christinakloehn-ip3tu]

@@eightdogstreet I didn't know that lol thats so cool!!

[@ichiroutakashima4503]

This is actually very fresh. This might be the episode where Dr. Mike admitted and mentioned "I don't know" more than once. I love it.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

And that is a sign of wisdom. Admitting that you don't know something means you are aware that you can learn about it.

[@FlowerPower-cf2fp]

Or he could've just prepped and got the answer for us lol.

[@statisticallybl]

@@FlowerPower-cf2fp I like that he doesn't prepare his answers, it feels more natural. When you're at a doctor's visit, you don't send the doctor your questions ahead of time so they can give you the perfect answers during your appointment. The point of these videos is for him to give us his immediate thoughts right after seeing the question. Anyone can do some research and present their findings in a video.

[@cassyklimesch9351]

German speech pathologist here who also deals with swalloing issues: you actually can swallow with an open mouth it's just waaay harder, because usually you need an "under pressure" in your mouth to get your bolus (what you ate) into your throat. That's wgy it's so hard to manage it. Of course, swallowing is way more complex than that but that may be an answer why you can barely swallow with an open mouth :)

[@briannaalers9813]

Thanks! I was going to say I can definitely do it, so I didn’t know what this question was all about

[@obsidianwing]

works unwillingly sometimes at the dentist

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

Just some informal experimentation, BUT as long as I could reach a significant portion of my tongue to press against the roof of my mouth, I could trigger the corresponding cascade-sequence of muscular contractions and swallow. I legitimately have to look UP and open WIDE to have real trouble at it... BUT I don't think anybody should be doing anything that resembles eating or drinking with their head all the way back and their mouth open as far as they can stretch it and attempting to swallow at the same time anyway. I just do NOT see any good reason for it, or anything good to come of it... Might help (in my case) to admit that I can fit half the can of soda into my mouth, open it with my tongue, and guzzle the contents... a stupid (quite literally) parlor/party stunt that you probably shouldn't be attempting either... It's the kind of dumb-ass thing I figured out (yes, there was much training) with beer in college... Yes, young adult male humans may well be THE stupidest creature on earth. ;o)

[@Lily-cx1vo]

Sounds similar to circular breathing’s - a breathing technique music players and learn where you breathe in through you nose and out through your mouth at the same time.

[@mj_ultra]

Thank you! I can do it almost no problem so I was a little concerned when I saw him say that lol

[@i_drew]

The editors did an astounding job during the explanations. I mean like dr mike is really lucky to have them. Edit: and I like pewoop, that is what makes dr Mike's videos unique.

[@Whispy_dragons_alt]

I think its only dan

[@92tpeter]

agreed, i especially liked the twirling seal, that cleared things up!

[@HLCX]

Gonna ruin the 69th like😎😎😎

[@sgdadfgdfgadbdfbd]

@@Whispy_dragons_alt they are credited in the description

[@nollypolly]

The static sound with the nerve pain was great! That's exactly how it feels.

[@rage_of_aquarius]

My grandpa was resuscitated when he had a DNR. He had a second heart attack (was in advanced renal failure too) and coded en route to the hospital. There was a paperwork mix-up and while my grandmother was trying to tell them to stop, they kept working on him for fifteen minutes, at which point he regained vitals. Despite being legally dead for 15 minutes, he had no lasting side effects and lived nearly another year before his heart finally couldn't keep up with his kidney failure. It was a blessing that they couldn't find the DNR and it gave us the whole summer with him and he made it to the family reunion the following weekend. He was midway through mowing the lawn when he collapsed, and that man would NEVER leave his yard messy. RIP.

[@_TheSilentDemon_]

Sorry to hear for your loss, Im here for you brother.

[@a_guy_that_games]

my dad was clinically death of an heart attack hes alive now:) and sorry for ur loss btw

[@partipatil]

In regards to the bath: I was always told to bath in "lukewarm" water, as it's not hot enough or cold enough to shock your system. Also, bathing while ill, in my personal opinion, has always felt relaxing and made me feel better because I felt fresh and clean, having washed off some of the feeling of sickness. Whether or not it has any medical benefits is beyond me, but it definitely feels nice.

[@SayukiSuzukiMizuno]

besides 'warm' or 'hot' bath doubles as inhalation

[@BrendanFrasier]

I start off hot 🥵 and finish cold 🥶

[@PhunkieZero]

Having a hot bath when sick feels so good, yeah, especially the steam helping to moisturize and unclog the sinuses. I wish I had a bigger bathtub, because a bath feels so much better than a shower imo.

[@katate13]

I mainly take a bath when sick because I usually feel weak and don’t want to risk slipping in the shower. Another reason is when I’m feeling like I can’t get warm.

[@NoOneCaresBTW]

I just tried swallowing with my mouth open. Success. 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@charliegreen7988]

9:23 I love when people ask questions and Dr. Mike’s response basically boils down to “Okay so first of all-DON’T. Second of all-STOP.”

[@FangtheSandwing]

I love the fact that Doctor Mike admits that he doesn't know something, and doesn't give false information or a very vague answer which wouldn't help anyone. Another fact that I like about him is that he isn't going to judge a patient or be negative about them. I've had multiple friends tell me to not go to certain doctors because they'll shame you for what's wrong with you. I've also come to love the fact that he Mike doesn't shy away from the topic of any private areas, like I've seen many people do over the years. In my opinion, THAT'S an ideal professional. Oh, btw I've got a question. Is it true that no one can swallow and breath at the same time ? If someone can, or is claiming to be able to, are they lying, or is it an unusual talent they posses ? And yes, I LOVE the Peewoops, they're a part of what makes this channel unique!

[@danteshollowedgrounds]

YES WELL SAID.

[@melovekittie]

It is impossible, because swallowing and breathing happen through the same tube. Only one can happen at a time, otherwise the stuff you swallow will go into your lungs

[@drago00x]

I can swallow with my mouth open so it makes sense he doesn't know why is impossible since it is, about the other question I would assume whatever you swallow will go to your lungs so if it was possible you would most likely die

[@Mathadder]

Your stomach and your lungs use the same tube, so you can get food/drink in your lungs or air into your stomach, but that’s the closest you’ll get to breathing swallowing at the same time.

[@rmac3217]

Girls who can certainly are talented at what they do

[@tonyespinoza57]

I wish Doctor Mike was my Doctor actually. He’s not judgemental and he’s really understanding

[@evanbrorby]

optical engineer here! To elaborate on why squinting can help you see clearer, when you squint you are effectively changing the aperture size of your eye, just like in a camera. This means that when the aperture is smaller you are allowing for a greater depth of focus and therefore you should be able to see a bigger range of objects in focus. This is the same effect when you stop down a camera lens from f1.4 to f16. Suddenly an image where only your subject is in focus changes to a scene where everything from the foreground to the background objects is in focus.

[@rishabharya3329]

Should people with glasses do that for longer period of time?

[@riseALK]

I do the same thing with my hands and can read distant signboards without needing my myopic glasses

[@epc782]

Optical Engineers arnt real…. They can’t hurt you. Lol jk. I’m a BME, and the idea of my entire focus being on optics scares the hell out of me

[@eas2252]

I got a really bad UTI my senior year of high school. The ER staff checked everything from testicular torsion to a urine sample before deciding on an STI. The kicker was that I was completely a virgin. As a 19 year old guy at the time, they refused to believe I wasn't getting it on at every opportunity (waited until I was married a decade later). They even had the audacity to tell me to warn my partners. Yes, people should be straightforward with their doc. But the doc needs to listen and be respectful.

[@syddlinden8966]

I have the same issue as an ace person. Medical staff never believe me about my totally lack of sexual activity. And it's infuriating.

[@Haloowner234]

They need to cover their bases. They can’t be certain you aren’t being 100% honest so it’s in their best interest to stress the point especially with that age group since young adults are the most at risk due to amount of sexual activity, education, impulsivity, etc with that age group. Don’t take it personally, they’re just doing their job.

[@jenat82]

I live in a country where it's not common to snip the boys. I've had many bfs and we talk freely. And talk freely with many men. None have ever had UTI. I have know several Americans online when gaming that had and all were circumcised. It's odd, albeit anecdotal, seen as you get told it's supposed to help that from happening.

[@felixhenson9926]

UTIs aren't even STIs... it is ABSOLUTELY possible and normal to get UTIs from things other than sex and they are not sexually transmitted so that's such bullshit...

[@CoconutJewce]

I had an issue when I was ~15-16 (jaundice, super yellow pee, stomach pain, etc.) and the doctor refused to believe that I wasn't a raging alcoholic because he figured it was ruining my liver. He even forced my mom to leave the room to try to coax me into being more honest. I'm 27 now and still haven't drank any alcohol (or done any drugs). I very much understand the CYA aspect of practicing medicine in a very litigious country, but I agree that docs need to be respectful, too. I was made to feel like I was lying when I wasn't. lol Still never found out what the problem was. And kudos on the abstinence. That's badass.

[@patchy092]

I'm a firefighter who works with EMS a decent amount on cardiac calls( the way our department runs) and they use the Lucas device. From what I can tell it does really well auto adjusted to a lot of different sizes to get the proper depth compressions. Sadly there is definitely a size limit that it can't go past the way it is built. I'm not sure if other companies have made advances for those with larger bodies but ours currently would not work on someone that size.

[@thedancingparamedic]

FF/EMT here. Lucas is goated. all my homies love Lucas.

[@MikesDadvice]

Lucas = more free humans to save lives!

[@SnuppOfficial]

Can’t believe a KZbinr got sponsored by Google 😂

[@BasedIndianChad]

Many tech youtubers get sponsored from Google for promoting google pixel phones. But seeing Google maps is very weird, I doubt it even requires an advertisement.

[@SnuppOfficial]

@@BasedIndianChadmaybe google is getting desperate, idk

[@AnKyleosaurus]

I love how he talks about testicles and ballsacks and other private areas with no hesitancy and calmly. He really is a professional professional.

[@EhvanTea]

I think everyone over the age of 20 can do that lol

[@YRO.]

You're gonna get bored of them once you enter med school

[@jiabarrett]

@@EhvanTeathese adults on twitter say otherwise ☠️

[@RosheenQuynh]

@@YRO. Why the hell would we be tired of people doing what they're supposed to? Why would you be okay with doctors not doing this? It's literally their job!!!

[@420AndSunny]

@@EhvanTeaong

[@dreamingreality7785]

Dr.Mike: "Anything that gets your heart rate up is technically exercise" My anxiety and CPTSD: Allow us to introduce ourselves.

[@humanoidshrek5524]

@@Imanotabananawhat

[@waitasecond1099]

LITERALLY ME and also OCD, BPD and ADD

[@jerotoro2021]

Me drinking coffee: Ah, liquid exercise

[@MaggieLiz]

I feel seen

[@ralu21188]

anxiety: let's puuuuump. depression: what about me? ptsd: LET'S GOOOO.

[@LordStarscreamgirl]

One of my worst encounters with a doctor was when I was 19 and I got a bad STI. But- I had NEVER been sexually active. My doctor asked me, and when I told her this, she rolled her eyes. She did not believe me, despite me telling her I was telling the honest truth. She prescribed me medicine for it and told me I was ‘legally obligated’ to tell any sexual partners I had about this. I was so upset and invalidated and hurt because she just refused to believe me and treated me terribly because of it. Another doctor, that I told about this later, confirmed my suspicion- I had recently taken a bath at my dads house, and he is someone who is.. very active with various people. It’s likely I got that STI from the tub.

[@saiko4477]

intresting. you are like a one in a million case. because ive heard the sti cant survive above body temprature but, i can imaginge there is alway a chance for it to acuree. and since it was youre father it inevetable that you dont share the bacteria that you contract

[@Nala15-Artist]

You probably touched SOMETHING in that house that had infected whatevers on it and absentmindedly got that on a mucus membrane later. I mean, how could you know? You can't paranoiac...ily? wash every part of your body all the time.

[@margaretbush]

Women invalidating a women’s problems…….. how accurate

[@errantwinds-up8uu]

Wow that is... awful.

[@redundantfridge9764]

​@@saiko4477 In the OP comment, they specified that the first Doctor is a female. The comment you were referring to is in regards to that, not yours.

[@nadegaminghd3366]

Dr Mike. As a young adult in the medical world I’ve found that working as a doctor, nurse, Support worker, (in Canada were I’m from were called PSWs (Personal Support Workers) that compassion care I believe is the future of medicine in a sense, I found that through not only my work experience but your videos aswell that just how powerful being kind, compassionate, and empathetic can truly help those who are suffering, I don’t not believe it’s better than medicine but most definitely plays a vital role in the process. I just would like to know how you feel about it and I just want to be able to get this message out for those who are working in this field and that to also understand to be kind to yourself too and know you are all doing amazing things. Medical or whatever, compassion goes along way. Have a wonderful day everyone!

[@lexah]

I love it when he reads a question he's not thought about before and tries it himself 😂

[@esteemedmortal5917]

I tried it too!

[@brownbackpack6820]

Yea, especially with the testicular transplant one

[@_Chino_.]

I like your pfp

[@sumitachandra07]

I love it when he says "I don't know". We need more people like him.😊

[@xem_xplr]

Me and my mum love your videos 😂 you've inspired me to be a doctor 😁. We all need a doctor like you in our lives 😊

[@HushPuppy-sz4dp]

@Doctormike I have a funny bone in my eyelids and in the top right left middle corner of my eyesocket so when I laugh my eyes shrink

[@vancetang2288]

@DoctorMike My mom thinks I get very educated in general medicine from you, without having any interest in medicine (I am literally, afraid of blood). So thank you Dr. Mike. I am for "peewoop" too.

[@ecclestonsangel]

@xem_xplr a bruise is a contusion. If you get swelling underneath the bruise, that swelling is blood pooling, and that is a hematoma.

[@HLCX]

@xem_xplr cap

[@errantwinds-up8uu]

That is so awesome! I wish you the best in your medical journey!

[@Justaguyinthecornerofthescreen]

Glad Dr Mike is helping small time startups by promoting them

[@eab6334]

My neighbor and I did CPR on a gentleman in full cardiac arrest last year and when the paramedics arrived they used the CPR robot! It was amazing. The man survived and had no lasting effects!

[@OgeyTheTerrible]

I'm 6' 10", 400lb. and I never thought about the efficacy of someone else providing me with CPR. I have, on the other hand, thought about how 'not knowing my own strength' could prevent me from providing successful CPR. Interesting. Also, I agree with your discretion using the pewhoop.

[@astra600]

bro thats obese

[@sarahbattersby-lebarron2317]

My son is also a large, strong, guy. He did first aid training on one of those digital dummies and basically shattered every rib in the chest and quartered the sternum. The tiny little trainer said "put your whole upper body into it" and...he did, lol. Practice helps, if you have the means, take a class with practice dummies.

[@Natalese13]

I've only been watching this channel on and off for the past year and half - perhaps two years. I appreciate the mix of relatively entertaining (yet still informative) and more seriously toned videos. The judicious use of peewop is appropriate, in my opinion. I also find it interesting that this is the first topic I've felt compelled to comment on.

[@charlesedwinbooks]

"you cant swallow with your mouth open" Me: *does it*

[@ElwoodHoffman]

Same, I instantly took a drink of my coffee to test it and it worked fine. :)

[@Donat-xh8pz]

Are we freaks? I can do it too xD

[@iaimboti]

I can too, unless I open too wide.

[@zharpain]

👍

[@gamingooze7836]

​@@zharpainsame

[@-Seasons-]

peewoop is a good throwback to when you were first starting. You and your team have grown so much in content creation, its nice to have that one little bit that hasn't been ironed out and makes you seem more than just video-talking-guy.

[@Prettydays_]

I like the current state of the peewoop. it adds a little humor into things, and leaving it out during serious topics is completely valid.

[@eddipl5055]

Thank you doc for preaching a healthy behavior, rational thinking, saying I don’t know is ok, you learn new things everyday.

[@hokkogal_milli]

0:30 I literally just tried to do that and I swallowed. You CAN swallow with your mouth open

[@jasminj1406]

The explanation about the funny bone was really enlightening, I‘m sad I never knew about it earlier. My dad died from a specific kind of cancer in his upper lung that spread into his shoulder and is known to do severe nerve damage. What started out as „muscle“ pain in his arm quickly developed into nerve pain that was so hard to control because the sensation kept changing the more the nerves were affected. The doctors tried so many different pain medications but he always said it felt like something was „working“ inside his arm (common descriptions were bees or ants) that drove him crazy. Sometimes massages helped, other times even the slightest touch against his skin would make him cry out in pain. I never actually understood and often wondered how he must’ve felt but imagining him experiencing that funny bone sensation 24/7 is so painful and I wish I could’ve done more to relieve the pain😔

[@royyyyyyyyyy]

I'm sorry about your dad ❤

[@danissdiary]

I’m sorry for your loss nerve pain is no freaking joke it hurts like hell worst pain I’ve ever felt in my life and that’s saying something living with a disease that causes random bursts of immobilizing pain😅love🫶🏾

[@jasminj1406]

@@danissdiary Thank you! Gosh that sounds horrible, I'm sorry you had to go through this and I hope you never have to again. All the best for you and your health and that you can be pain free as often as possible!🫶

[@jasminj1406]

@@royyyyyyyyyy ❤

[@nathanielruiz6811]

Unrelated side note. But we NEED Papa Varshovski in a video rn. Maybe Mike can do a video comparing their times in medical school like he did with Legal Eagle and law school. Maybe get his dad to talk ab the healthcare system in the U.S. vs Russia like treatment differences, Diagnosis pathways, the legal aspect of it. I want a full hour interview with him and his dad, his whole life is like a freaking novel

[@nollypolly]

I would LOVE to see his dad on here! He can bring Roxy too!

[@rachaeladeline]

I did a CPR/BLS class recently and got certified and it's definitely something everyone should do! Especially if you're a parent.

[@notmedicman]

God forbid it be something they teach in schools. Along with how to change a tire and file your taxes. Preparing children for real life would be nice.

[@MattW-vh1ew]

The hot bath has some merit to it when Ill, with cold/flu for us old people that get aches and pains along with it it helps to alleviate those not so much that it helps get over the cold/flu faster. For instance if I get sick it normally results with pneumonia if I lay in bed from being in pain the hot soak helps to keep me mobile making it easier to cough the nasty up instead of it draining to my lungs when laying down.

[@dragoninthewest1]

1:32 another part to this answer is marinating the meat. A lot of marinades use vinegar or citrus which which are mild acids. Every form of life has their ideal temperature and pH levels.

[@milily]

I use google maps everyday and I only just realized they FINALLY have a feature to customize lists! As a massive foodie and traveler with many lists this is going to be so useful

[@IvansLatino]

Bot for sure

[@milily]

@@IvansLatino me? how am I a bot?

[@aleksandargapkovski8055]

@@IvansLatinoThat’s not how it works

[@knux5796]

how?! i was literally gonna make a comment abt that. bc i rlly wish theyd enable some sort of way to color code saved tabs on lists, it would be really helpful for traveling

[@rendezvousonmemorylane]

@@IvansLatino LMAO some people do talk like that.

[@AllisonPearce83]

When I had mono at 14 years old, my temperature was 106 degrees and rising. My mother was suggested to put me in a normal temperature bath (~100 degrees) which helped to bring my fever down to 101-103 degrees and gave me significant relief. Considering we were warned that brain damage could occur at 108 degrees, I think this bath was extremely helpful and perhaps life saving. It helped to keep my fever within a safe range when my body wasn’t able to regulate it properly.

[@oldageisdumb]

In all fairness, he was talking about regular fevers and not life threatening fevers. We have a habit of trying to get rid of fevers the second we hit 100 degrees and we take Tylenol or jump in a cool bath. His point was let your body fight the way it’s designed to. That’s completely different from a life threatening fever.

[@vincemaria3981]

That’s dumb af the bath should’ve been cold

[@oldageisdumb]

@@vincemaria3981 And shock her body that was already fighting a high fever? You might want to reevaluate “dumb af”

[@SpaghettiNachos]

​@@vincemaria3981 nah, you want the water close to blood temp. As long as the water is cooler than the fever it'll bring body temp down without causing shivering. Slower cooling is better.

[@JC-qg1qd]

nah ur fever was this high mainly because u r a girl

[@dlaute3fly]

I absolutely love the Pee Woop! That’s the first thing that caught my attention on your videos and it’s why i started following you. I recently started a Lego channel on Instagram and find that I really want to copy you and do the Pee Woop as well. Of course I would never copy you unless I had your permission but it just goes to show how much I enjoy it. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery after all. Love you channel and all your videos, keep up the amazing work.

[@burgerboi335]

One Doctor Mike video a day keeps the depression away ❤ ( im not a bot im gonna keep saying this )

[@HushPuppy-sz4dp]

@Doctormike I have a funny bone in my eyelids and in the top right left middle corner of my eyesocket so when I laugh my eyes shrink

[@lxsab]

@@HushPuppy-sz4dpi think everyone’s eyes shrink when they laugh

[@lonewizardtv7225]

That's what a bot would say!

[@charlesb7019]

Peewoop!! B

[@paulvinoski8023]

Dr Mike. I can swallow with my mouth open. I just demonstrated that for my daughter by chugging my bottle of flavored water - pouring it into my mouth with my head tipped back and swallowing it with no issues. I learned to do this in army basic training when they used to make us drink canteens full of water very quickly. I can either swallow it, or literally open my esophagus and pour it directly into my stomach.

[@dodgerdave2788]

Is it difficult for people to swallow with their mouth open? I thought it was easy to do since I’ve been doing it almost ever since my first time at the dentist

[@durandistortion2362]

@@dodgerdave2788I think it’s just a mind over matter thing and it’s easier with a mouthful of food or water

[@4everRageHFC]

I used to win beer chugging by opening up. it's weird for sure. my time was 19 seconds. lol

[@DimkaTsv]

@@dodgerdave2788 It was half correct statement. You cannot swallow when there is nothing to swallow. Meaning you can try to swallow with closed empty mouth multiple times in a row and each other swallow will be MUCH harder to do then previoud one up to point when you couldn't swallow for some time. Meaning you can swallow even with open mouth if there is something to pass through, like water. Granter you still move mouth and tongue, just not close it

[@virtualod4400]

​@@DimkaTsvit's extremely hard to swallow with my mouth closed if there is nothing to swallow. Saliva seems to do the trick.. Open and closed lol

[@jawadgarzaldeen6515]

4:26 work hard until Google making an advertising in there platform but in your channel What hard work doctor you are amazing.

[@Hon3y_Pi3]

I thought the chair arms where his legs so I thought he was sitting madly 😂😂😂

[@dieHetster]

Happy with the stance of peewoop. Use it when it's a lighter video, don't when it's heavier topics. Whatever. 😊 Just stay genuine in what you do, like you have been all these years. ❤

[@imdj-lord4023]

I'd love to see you cover different types of Dysautonomia like POTS. I have POTS and part of that for me is that I don't sweat anymore. I have a solid medical team for my care but a lot of doctors aren't knowledgeable about conditions like that. Would love to see how you would help patients that can't regulate their system properly.

[@HouseMDaddict]

How do you regulate your body temperature? Or do you just not exercise or do anything strenuous?

[@jenkapp1094]

We use the LUCAS at my hospital but you can’t use it on people who are very large because it won’t fit around their chest properly. You have to push really hard to get good compressions on large people; we usually just have to change out compressors very frequently because it gets very tiring. We also work as a team and keep an eye out to make sure the person compressing IS getting the depth they need to. And as a small person, I try to let larger people do compressions when possible, and I help with other things like recording, shocking, or meds. But if I have to do compressions, I get my knees in the bed next to the patient so I can get the leverage I need to do it right.

[@jbjacobs9514]

Lucas discriminates. LOL

[@reececisneros1622]

“We’re not here to judge you, we’re here to help you” I wish Dentists followed this mantra as well.

[@MamaBear_2629]

12:05 I LOVE the peewoop! But I didn’t know that about when you do videos on more serious topics you don’t say it and I respect that and understand why. But yes, in general I love it lol it’s like your little “catchphrase” even though it’s not a phrase hahah but you get my point!!! 😂😂😂

[@captainnomad]

You can swallow with your mouth open. It's actually my go-to way to ease sore throat symptoms. Tilt your head back and swallow with your mouth still open; the water coats more of the farthest back periphery of your mouth than with normal swallowing, which feels great when you've been coughing a lot.

[@wordzmyth]

Yes I can😅 do it by raising my tongue or as you described it by tilting my head back.

[@mfinchina__117]

Somebody taught me to do this to relieve pressure in my ears. It works really well.

[@frost-4998]

I'm glad someone else said this, I was like 'bro I thought this was a normal thing'

[@marbles2466]

@@frost-4998 same

[@pkgod99]

You don't have to tilt your head back, just need to use your tongue a little. I guess some people can't control their tongue movement that well?

[@KnightSlasher]

Doctor mike literally just used science to show people that median rare is the best way to eat meat, what a legend

[@amicaaranearum]

I don’t care _what_ science says; I’m eating the rare steak.

[@cyan_oxy6734]

​@@amicaaranearumDon't eat the rare steak. There aren't many left.

[@Gl-my8fw]

That's good because anything more is overcooked.

[@zachall101]

@@amicaaranearumsame, it’s ONLY good rare 😋

[@the_rachel_sam]

@@zachall101I order mine blue. Half the time it comes out rare or medium-rare. When it comes out blue, I’d never complain lol

[@Mio96O-O]

4:20 how tf do bro get a sponsor from Google themselves? 😭

[@samalass466]

I love how Google Maps sponsored him and framed it all around describing the app and that we should go download it despite the fact that it comes for default on practically all devices.

[@garretteveryday]

it only comes default on devices not made by apple. apple iPhone is by far the most popular phone, so not most phones have google maps.

[@AlanenJ]

@@garretteveryday I don't know if having a 15% share of all phones sold makes you by far the most popular. Samsung has over 20%. You do realise this is googleable info.

[@-_James_-]

That still doesn't change the fact that it's garbage. My favourite feature is how it dims the screen in bright sunlight so you can't see anything. And Google refuse to accept that there's anything wrong. Not that I care now. I bought an iPhone a few months ago and never have to deal with crappy Android ever again.

[@Emberheart_]

Fun fact, in dutch we don't say 'funny bone' but instead 'telephone bone' because the pain is comparable to the sensation felt when picking up one of those antique phones with wires running to a bell, while accidentally touching the metal bell part while it rings (resulting in a low intensity electric buzz or shock that feels very similar).

[@romyjane17]

Zeggen we niet stroombotje?

[@philip2acc301]

@@romyjane17heb dat nog nooit gehoord, volgensmij wel gewoon telefoonbotje hoor

[@romyjane17]

@@philip2acc301 volgens wikipedia kan het allebei (net als nog wat andere benamingen). Misschien is het provincie/regio afhankelijk?

[@Daesma999]

we simply call it "vibrabone"... "buzzbone".. or.. idk how to translate it properly yd

[@philip2acc301]

@@romyjane17 ja zou best kunnen dan

[@Munchkin325]

A Doctor Mike video is not a Doctor Mike video without peewoop (but I get you on the serious topics stance). Love what you're doing to educate the masses (well, those who want to be educated at least)

[@raphaelcarrier7193]

The peewoop is just too iconic. a Dr. Mike video is not a complete video without the peewoop

[@Royal_Diadem]

No offense, but I don't need a Doctor for this topic; read Torah, Leviticus 17:14. Shalom.

[@TheGreatSalsaMan]

Best way to rember what meat is better for your health: If it’s red, you’ll end up dead If it’s brown, gobble it down If it’s black, better send it back

[@theodoros_1234]

For the first question: When you swallow, other than the movement that happens on your throat region, your tongue also pushes back everything in your mouth. You can try to swallow with your mouth open, but unless your tongue is positioned correctly, nothing is gonna go down because the tongue won't push the food/drink back towards the throat.

[@jessicaleser8822]

I have no problem swallowing with my mouth open

[@2462bf2]

@@jessicaleser8822 nor do I, no idea what they're going on about

[@KatzeARL]

Indeed. If you open your mouth as wide as he does, you can't really do much with your tongue. If you only open it a little, you most definitely can.

[@LilyShimizu]

I understand what you’re describing. I tested swallowing with my mouth open, and yes it can be done, but I noted that for myself to do so, there was always a bit of spit that had gathered that my tongue was able to scoop back and trigger the swallowing motion. The openness of my mouth also narrows as a result of trying to swallow so it’s not open wide.

[@dakealii]

Same, it's different and doesn't feel normal at first but can be done.

[@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500]

Man got sponsored by GOOGLE MAPS????? 💀

[@SFLucid]

I know right? Didn't even know Google places ads.

[@trihexer]

​@@SFLucidi have seen google password manager sponsor someone multiple times

[@studium-]

It's like getting an endorsement from Google about your credibility. KZbin is rewarding the best on their platform, and I'm here for it.

[@rlangleyhanson]

I Looove the peewoop! Makes me smile. Wish more doctors were like you!

[@lilykitty111]

I love it too

[@rus8077]

I ADORE ❤ YOUR PEEWOOPS!! It makes me so happy and sometimes I like it so much that I go back multiple times and rewatch it :D

[@ezrathesilly]

Peewoop is almost like a trademark for the channel, its so unique and fun !! I agree with not using it in serious videos, somehow my brain never made the connection and never realized that was why 😭

[@zach0000]

0:08 you actually can, I just did it

[@Likeaboss4evergaming]

Same

[@nill4910]

Just cover the roof of ur mouth with ur tongue then swallow

[@poison-LICKTHEPOISON]

​@@nill4910i didn't do that and I still did it

[@fard2780]

Same, I just slightly lifted the middle part of my tounge and the inner part touching the roof and swallowed

[@YourlocalsewerRatAva]

Same

[@southernfriedwestcoaster]

I love the sounds you make Mike. I think they are cute. It makes it seem like you're still a kid at heart.

[@errantwinds-up8uu]

"It's near the humorous so it's also funny." GROAN!! That being said I love Doctor Mike's clear explanations.

[@04nimmot]

So excited for tomorrow, after 17 years of back problems and many GP visits I finally got a load of tests from one referral, and I'll be getting the results!! BTW totally anecdotal, but I like your style of recommending a specific video to watch at the end rather than here's another one, sells it better.

[@esteemedmortal5917]

Hope it goes well!

[@rishabharya3329]

Your back problems were as old as me😮 That's so cool and painful at the same time😅

[@Charlieholly_22]

Thank you Mike for helping me learn more about medical info!

[@das_moendchen3250]

Funny thing about the "funny bone": in german it's called "Musikknochen" (Musik = music, Knochen = bone, so it would be the "music bone". :D

[@davidgustavsson4000]

On the fan thing, there's a chance the person who asked is Japanese or Korean (iirc), in which case the answer should be a clear: no, you will not die from sleeping in front of a fan. For some reason that's a really region-specific myth, and it is the reason that korean-made fans often have a built-in timer.

[@OneLittleLlama_]

Just found your channel recently and I can’t stop watching! You’re amazing, peewoop! 🤩

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

It's really addictive in a great way.

[@JapChinLuvr]

I have experimented a little - and regarding the swallowing with mouth-open, it can be effectively done, as long as the item is ready to be swallowed (doesn't still need to be chewed) and is toward the back of the tongue. The mouth-closed thing is apparently in regard to the control of and proper preparation of the food for swallowing.

[@terrymangnall7139]

I swallow all time at the dentist.

[@kaeldare]

Yeah right? He tried to but apparently didn't know how to do it. It's actually not that hard even once you figure it out.

[@2462bf2]

I have no issue swallowing with my mouth open, I don't get it

[@creamythecat8258]

​@@2462bf2try keeping your tongue at the bottom of your mouth while doing it

[@EmeraldPencil46]

For that cold air and stiff neck thing, I'm fairly sure it applies to drive through workers too. The Tim Hortons right outside my house has a fairly large field right in front of the drive through window, so there's a good force of air constantly slamming into the worker's faces. I've never worked one, but my aunt did decades ago, and she'd always have a sore neck because she ran the drive through.

[@tntkff9901]

3:45 "we're not there to judge you." Moms: "Fine, I'll do it myself."

[@kaycistockstill8544]

My stance on peewhoop is that I love it. Definitely agree, use it for more light-hearted videos and not on more serious ones. 👍🏼

[@mhf0gamer]

One of my professors mentioned before that squinting usually helps because poor vision is usually caused by an error of refraction, meaning the light is not focused properly on the retina, making vision blurry (side note: this is why visual acuity tests involve a pin hole test where you look through a pin hole). Squinting is kind of like a reflex reaction that recreates the "pin hole" effect, so that most of the light that enters the eye are parallel rays through the center of the eye that need less redirection from the lens.

[@TheGoofyCanadian]

yea, as someone with glasses, i can make a small hole with my finger over my eye, and see like if i had my glasses!.

[@beageler]

That's what he said.

[@magspaley95]

EMT here! That CPR machine is called a LUCAS, it is very helpful because it gives us a break from doing compressions and frees up an extra set of hands for us to bag the patient with a breathing device or for the paramedics to intubate, give an IV, etc. However, there is a weight and size limit on it, so using it on someone the size of Andre the giant would most likely not be possible because he could not fit on the backboard that comes with it, as well as the sides of the device would not fit around his body.

[@OneCL_Gaming]

For DNR's, it really depends on where you live. For example, here in Canada (Ontario specifically), DNR's mean as much as a bushell of kale. The law says that you should ignore DNR's and proceed with the proper care for the victim. However, it may differ based on where you live. So it is really important to check stuff like this. A google search should get you the answers you need about your specific location.

[@princesssachikoikeda1050]

I am sure he meant to say the legality in the United States.

[@rvdb7363]

Here in the Netherlands it depends on your role. If you are not a medical professional and you start CPR on someone with a DNR you are not at fault. If you find the DNR necklace whilst performing CPR you may stop, but if you find that difficult, you may also continue CPR and leave the decision to stop CPR to the medical professionals. There are specific rules on what constitutes a valid DNR. If you stop CPR because of a non-valid DNR you could be at fault for failing to help a person in need. Also it can be emotionally difficult to just stop CPR and watch someone die. So that's why as a lay person you may leave that decision to the professionals.

[@monticore1626]

I honestly think dnr is bs and is indicative of mental illness

[@BRDman8045]

Man that’s kinda shitty to ignore a patients dying wish like that. Especially if they have a very progressed terminal illness or something. Why make them suffer longer than they need to?

[@CoconutJewce]

Canada, the place pushing MAID, will ignore DNRs? What a twist!

[@DMBabyGurlAdventures]

Google Maps!!! I worked mapping for Google Streetview and they flew me to California and drive back to Iowa and kept car all summer. Loved it! Updating takes you to roads that dead end or bridges changed etc… people blame Google for not keeping up with construction all over the world after driving into water or off a bridge. I also do a ton of Google reviews from all my stops so glad I am into photography and always recording! 🥰 Dr Mike 🔥 and smart!!!

[@angelicab8473]

Just curious. How does one get the mapping job, what kind of qualifications and such do you need? If any

[@AustriaColorised]

you know you've hit it big when you get sponsored by google maps. good job

[@ausar567]

In surprised they (Gmap) even need an ad in the first place

[@AustriaColorised]

@@ausar567 fr

[@JonBrase]

Regarding squinting, that's more optics than medicine: to form a clear image, you need to be able to guarantee that all of the light falling on a given part of your sensor came from a single direction. A lens is one way to do this. Another way to do it is to look through a smaller opening, with the caveat that this reduces the total amount of light you take in, so it doesn't really work if it's dark.

[@negan1445]

Luckily I've never had to do the heimlich maneuver, but it's a really important thing to learn. I even know how to do it on rabbits and small animals as I keep them as pets.

[@DrummerrDuckie]

When I first found and started to watch Doctor Mike videos, I was very much initially confused by the peewoop sound effect, but it grew on me pretty quickly, especially after learning and confirming it's origins and purpose as a transitional sound effect. I am a proud peewoop stan. And I absolutely loved the visuals during the cpr section! It really helped me a lot, as I learn and retain information better through pictured, written, and repetitive ways. Thank you so much to the editors! You absolutely have my love and appreciation for making all of these videos as smooth and memorable as they are /)^v^(\

[@faidzeelhisyamhattar2133]

I agree with dr Mike's decisions. For the more serious videos, it would become a bit inappropriate to say such cheerful, comedic catchphrase. I unknowingly expected it from dr. Mike's videos that when he says peewoop, I geared my expectation for more fun and not serious video while when he isn't doing his peewoop thing, I expect the video going to be of a more serious tone. Since he mentioned it here, I came to realize my own expectation when watching him.

[@MrMattie725]

The protein window is a classic bro science myth. If you eat enough protein, spread out during the day, it really doesn't matter that it's right after your workout. Protein synthesis spikes after a workout, yes. But if you ate before the workout you'll have plenty of protein circulating to benefit from that spike.

[@kharmachaos667]

Yeah, I was thinking about that too. It doesn't really make sense, because if you ate/drank protein in that "time window", you would need to also digest it in that time as well, and for simple sugars and electrolytes those might make it, but protein?

[@billbill6094]

Your body is one of the most adaptable systems in the known universe from an evolutionary experiment that spans 27% of the lifespan of the universe. It can handle you eating at 5:31 instead of at 5:30.

[@nbassasin8092]

yeah protein window is, but the thing about insulin spike and getting in some carbohydrates has some merit to it it doesnt mean you should paranoically chuck bananas after every workout, but it is something to have in mind if you have the opportunity to do

[@Shoeb._.248G]

I love peewoop it is really great between transitions and censoring and making it funnier, but I agree with you sometimes it is OK to not use it when talking about serious topics! ❤

[@Someone-sc2hk]

5:46 I think it's pretty safe to say that we _all_ checked our nails frantically when he said that.

[@just-there]

I just checked my nails then saw this

[@craigbryant9925]

Nope. I'm convinced that you're more likely to die of cancer if you know you have it so I prefer to live in ignorance. I know that there is no documented evidence to support that belief but that doesn't stop me from clinging to it.

[@rai1879]

I have a bruised nail from a tight shoe and the way I got scared... Even though I knew what made it that way 😂😂

[@sherylbegby]

twice, even

[@LolYtAfk]

I think I knew my nails clean

[@amaliapaim7958]

Just a tip: not, the robots like LUCAS can't do CPR on obese patients. For the form they've been built, there is a limit to the chest diameter that it will tolerate. And that also apply to the autopulse. Also those machines (or at least the ones that I have in the place I work) can't do CPR on children. They were built to the average adult.

[@unyxpectedtrinkets4616]

The fact that it can’t be adjusted to the patient concerns me. 😅

[@izon5468]

For the question at 9:25 about a hot bath, I was always told the steam helps you rather than the bath itself.

[@Bella_for_you7]

9:28 you never went in a nice warm shower when you feel like death or when your head hurts it feels soo good

[@tucker.almengor]

0:30 I love when a professional isn’t afraid to say “I don’t know” but on behalf of all of us stuck in the dentist chair, not able to swallow… I NEED ANSWERS

[@annamarie5829]

I’m able to swallow with my mouth open at the dentist…but sometimes it’s a struggle. I think it’s more of a mental thing than physical

[@frogeater2011]

Can we all realize the effort mike puts into these videos

[@DjVortex-w]

About that lowering-fever thing. It's actually scary how much of medical practice has been, and probably still is, based on just assumptions and presumptions which have gone untested and unchallenged for decades and decades. For example the advise to not artificially lower fever is relatively recent, even though it was common in the past. Another example is the relatively recent advise to _not_ use cough syrup if you have a cold (cough syrup does nothing that a tea with honey won't do, and is only more detrimental than beneficial to your health). Some time ago I had a radial head fracture (a fracture of the end of the radius bone that's closest to the elbow). The traumatologist told me that for the longest time the arm would be completely immobilized for weeks because of that type of fracture, but that nowadays that's not recommended. That's because not only does it not help, but in fact it may cause a reduction in the mobility range of the elbow. Instead, nowadays it's recommended to just leave it as it is and periodically (and carefully) move the arm to maintain its mobility. This was, once again, one of those things that medical practice had been doing for decades and decades based solely on presumptions and assumptions, not based on actual clinical testing.

[@MrMcguire89]

Many other industries are practicing the same concepts. Food industry touts fat as bad and sugar as essential, because of the fraudulent Seven Countries Study published back in the 1970s. Climate Change activists & globalists demonize meat and put sugar on a pedistool. Sugar is the new cigarette. Tell me, throughout all history what Apex Predator has survived, let alone thrived off the consumption of plants(vegetables & fruits)? Even bears know how to utilize sugar in berries to stock up on fat for hibernation, but we eat these things every week if not everyday in many different forms(anything that contains Carbs). We are all addicted to sugar. Unless you're a conscience carnviore, strict carnivore, or on the Lion Diet you wont recognize the addiction, because you've been addicted your whole life. You might recognize symptoms: insatiable appetite just after eating, anxiety/depression, body aches, athritis & joint pain, sleep apnea, And it doesn't help with mass marketing & propaganda, so prevelent in society. Marketing is how they convince the public. Marketing is the propaganda wing of every business. Be vigilant and discern between what's real and what's fake. Good luck!

[@stretchkitty21]

The book How Doctor's Think is all about this. You'd probably enjoy the read.

[@gonggonglive]

7:54 I believe the “funny bone” is the Humerus, because it sounds like “humorous”

[@glamwithgiggles]

♥️ love the peewoop sound! I definitely noticed when he didn’t use it and figured it was because it was a serious topic. The sound is actually quite comforting now lol it feels like all is well in the world of Dr Mike when he does it 😊

[@fxls5300]

you can swallow with your mouth open! it was actually one of the exercises in my treatment with a fonoaudiologist (for a lisp lmao). she told me the correct way to swallow is actually to move only the back portion of your tongue, but most people swallow incorrectly, using other mouth and face muscles as a crutch - for instance, pursing the lips and clenching the cheeks as they do it. we slowly get used to doing that, but when your tongue is strong enough, you can clamp it to the roof of your mouth in a way that allows you to hold liquid and swallow with your mouth open - and that was actually the "final test" on the tongue strenghtening regimen lmaoo

[@The_Zeevina]

Yup, I concurr. I can swallow the way you describe it in the "final test". Also. Correct me if I'm wrong but... when drinking from a bottle or mug isn't the mouth partially open while swallowing? Or do some people pour content in mouth, close the mouth, then swallows and repeats this until satisfied? :o

[@GoutameeKundu]

..your videos are really good and informative..i always wait for your videos...thank you doctor mike..😊😊😊😊😊..pls don't stop uploading health care videos ..love from INDIA ❤❤❤❤

[@NphiniT]

Google loves this dude enough to sponsor him. Wow!

[@NinjaFlibble]

I will always remember the part of the elbow that the ulnar nerve goes through is the olecranon. Because in one of my sister's classes while she was getting her vet tech degree her teacher referred to it as the "ow-lecranon." And I think anyone who has hit that part of their elbow will know why.

[@gabbean123]

Keep the PEEWOOP!!!! I totally get not doing it every time, but for meme videos, reacting videos, and other fun little things it's perfect! It sets a positive tone and encourages a energetic response, definitely a keeper.

[@m.5748]

Very Nice, Dr. Mike! Educational, and included Diagrams (ulnar nerve) which helps to Instruct your Patients/Viewers! I-We Appreciate You! 🙂

[@ItsZ2CK]

How did my man get sponsored by the literal Google Maps??? Just saying, wow!

[@daviddoyle982]

2:07 The testicular question surely is matter of law and not medicine, based on how the question was phrased anyway.