- "New fear unlocked,"
climbing the rope at the gym. Oh my God! Oh that is really scary. I would probably relax my arms a bit and just dead hang at that point. "Final destination is real." Whoa, my God! Honestly, this is one of my biggest fears, not just with a piece of wood like this, that obviously can happen, but what about when it's cold and ice freezes over on those trucks and they don't clean it off? And then as a result, giant icicles are flying
at you 70 miles an hour. I always have a fear of that. I'm always looking out. - I got a call from one of the staff, "A ladies had a heart attack in the middle of a cooking class." So I ran down, I was
there in three minutes. The lady's lying on the ground." - And you started chest compressions, chest compression, chest compressions after calling for help. - There's a guy holding a pulse. He said, "The pulse is gone." - Chest compressions! - I said, "Quick, cayenne pepper." - No, not cayenne pepper! - Got a half a teaspoon,
of cayenne pepper, quickly put it in her mouth. She was half conscious. We were able to give her a little bit of. - Wait, hold on a second. The story is already full bull. You cannot be without a
pulse and be half conscious, and have someone be able to drink water. If you're pulseless, that means
your heart is not beating. That means you are not conscious. - All the color came back into her cheeks and she sat up and said "What happened?" - I bet she had a vasovagal
response to something. - This is the best blood
thinner, no need to warfarin. - You do need warfarin, depending
on your medical condition. This is the problem when
people speak out of turn and not know what the heck
they're talking about. Patients who have atrial fibrillation, whose hearts beat irregularly, the blood that's in the heart stagnates and can form a clot, and then
that clot ends up shooting into the brain creating a stroke. In young people this happens. This is devastating. Strokes have lasting effects,
if not lethal effects. And this lady, instead of telling you to take a medication that will prevent the clot from forming, through
proven scientific research, it does come with risks, legitimate risks, but anything that actually
works comes with risks. Says you can replace it with cayenne pepper
that has almost no risk, outside if you're maybe
allergic to it or something. And she thinks that's gonna work better. Bro, come on, stop with this nonsense. - No need for aspirin. - No need for your video! Delete it off social media! - It has been shown today that
aspirin causes brain bleeds. - Yes aspirin causes brain bleeds 'cause it actually thins your blood! - This is very, very safe
with no side effects. - Because it doesn't work! (bomb booming) - "Patients: I don't need a chiropractor, I could do it myself." Oh wow. Okay, this is, why would you do this? Is this like some kind
of myofascial treatment? I'm so confused. Oh, he was showing how strong he is. I would just never do this. You risk damaging so many
vital tissues for no reason. - And something bad happened. - What happened? - I'm so nervous right now. - What happened? - Oh. - I literally got. - Oh my god, that's a very
serious edematous response. Probably allergic response,
potentially infectious. I would need IV steroids
in a situation like this. Not just oral. Unfortunately, I see this
happening more and more with unregulated people doing injections 'cause people think they would save money and they would go to this individual. Please, please, please only go to certified legitimate
doctors doing this. Oh no, not another one
of these videos, come on. You'll oftentimes see boxers do this with a medicine ball,
a padded medicine ball, to strengthen the abdominals
to allow you to breathe easily with a tight abdominal if need be. Here, they're just doing it once, you're not getting anything from that, you're not toughening people up. So, that one was purely for show. - I think I messed up. - Okay, is this a tampon? We use something in medicine
called a Rhino Rocket, which almost acts like a tampon to tamponade really bad nosebleeds. It probably just dried up in there and that's why it's stuck. It's not actually stuck
from all the pressure. - If you use sauna one day a week your risk of dying of all things
goes down, like, 30 to 40%. (bomb exploding) - I have patience that
die of legitimate things. Imagine if I told them like, "Yo, there's a gym in down the block, that if you use their sauna
you just cut your chance of dying by a third." No, it does not go down 30 to 40%! It's the same as when we start looking at these ridiculous studies that say, "If you eat 12 almonds a day, you extend your life by 14 years." No, it does not work by
this level of extrapolation. You have to be honest of what
will you do with statistics? - If you use sauna three times a week, - You never die, and you're superhuman! (beep) Why don't you just
stay in the sauna for 10 hours and see what happens. Guess what? You die and your whole thing
falls flat on its face. - Jeff here. I'm comparing my hand to someone else's. - It looks like a big hand. - And it's gonna be my
wife's since she's handy. - Wow, he has a very big hand or his wife has a really little hand. Oh wow, he has really big hands. Is this like lymphedema? Or he naturally has big hands? - [Sam] Jeff Dabe, he's from Minnesota, and he was born with these giant
hands and arms like Popeye. And University of Minnesota has tested him extensively and there's no idea what's going on. - Wow. So, no medical reason,
just genetically unique. - Do you have a really,
really bad sore throat, where it hurts to swallow? - The number one cause
of a really sore throat is a viral infection. A lot of people think
they need antibiotics for a sore throat. That's not always the case. We only give antibiotics for strep throat. And why we give it
specifically for strep throat, is to prevent the
complications of strep throat like rheumatic fever. - This is one of the things in Chinese medicine that
we do that's really simple. - Okay, I'm always down for a tip that has nothing to do with antibiotics. So let's see where she's going with this. - So what what you're gonna do, is actually prick to bleed lung 11. - Come on man. - Honey, tea, chicken noodle
soup, salt water gargles. Why are you pricking anything? Just gimme any logic behind this. - Here you take it,
and then you just poke. - And you create an
opening for an infection. - And the effects of it
would be very immediate. - No, they wouldn't be very immediate because if you could, you would study this and you would prove that this works immediately 'cause it's such an easy thing to study, and you don't, because it doesn't work. "RNA all by itself." Yep, RNA single stranded. And then we need to mirror it! (laughing) They're dancing. There is the DNA bond created in harmony. - [Announcer] 13 yards, oh my gosh. - Oh, owe, owe! A lot of vital structures in there. Prostate, perineum,
blood vessels, testicles. "Ice skating training is wild." Oh yeah, this is incredible. Oh my god, I would throw up so badly. Oh my god. The disequilibrium is affecting me. I mean, I could see why
you would need to train 'cause they do similar stuff like that on skates all day long. "The worst luck." Okay, we have a baseball
batter at a batting cage. What happened? What? Oh! Took one right to the jaw. Right to the mandible, fracture, owe. Some pushup bars. Ooh, okay. Dip into, ooh, that's hard to do. Oh! - That hurt. - Yeah that hurt. I mean that wasn't that great of a distance but dang that hurt. And if you're older age, usually younger people won't be an issue, You could get a severe
compression fracture of your spine which is so painful. Also, you're at risk for a disc
bulge or a disc herniation, which are those soft padded sacks that give cushioning in
between the vertebrae, in between the bones. "Workouts to do as an ER nurse." CPR, that's good on the BOSU ball. You know, it'll help strengthen
the triceps, the back. This form is perfect, I would say. "When I get a piercing random pain under my left boob and
I try to breathe fully." Sometimes this can happen as a result of Precordial Catch Syndrome. It happens in young people, where it feels like you can't
really take a full breath 'cause there's, like, a weird pain that happens under your rib. Also, it can happen with a spasm
of the intercostal muscles, the muscles that exist in between ribs. But anytime you have pain on
the left side of your chest and it's not going away, it
comes with other symptoms. That's an emergent call
that you have to make to a medical professional. Okay, we have an individual
who's doing a glute exercise of some kind. Yeah, no, there's better ways to do this. Just do like a split squat, a Bulgarian split squat. That hyperlordosis of the lumbar spine is gonna cause an ache down the line. - [Tech] Let me take a picture. - Ah, the baby's getting an x-ray. So in order to get a proper
x-ray, you need the child to sit still, and unless the
child's asleep or sedated, you're gonna have to put
'em in one of these tubes to get a really clear x-ray. (whimsical music) That's very true. Also, there's a lot of
ingredients within food that have long names that aren't actually bad for you at all. In fact, you can talk
about some common foods and make it sound like
it's something terrible. I remember there was this
old "Penn and Teller" skit. - Can I get you guys to sign a petition? Banning dihydrogen monoxide, causes excessive sweating,
excessive urination. - That's dihydrogen monoxide. - "Eating an orange, the shower will help decrease
anxiety and depression while boosting your overall
mood due to the citrus aroma." - [Orange Peeler] This
is a big trend on TikTok. - What is the trend? Eating an orange in the shower? Why? Whether you eat the orange in the shower, out of the shower, the
effects will not change. If you like citrus aroma,
use some citrus soap, get a citrus air freshener. "My day as an influencer in the 1600s." Okay, drinking water, tend to the fire, hunt for evidence of witches. Die of dysentery. Yeah, a lot of people used to die of things just like diarrhea. Can you imagine? Because we didn't have IVs. IV saline solution, like
normal saline solution, has really saved lives by the millions. Not exaggerating. Oh, oh my vertigo is kicking in hard here. Is this bungee jumping? - 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, jump! - Oh my god, oh my god! You know, bungee jumping just
doesn't look healthy to me because once you get to the bottom, obviously like if the rope is too long, it's definitely not healthy, but if the rope is even the right length, that jolt that you get to your neck, like, I feel like that can
cause a lot of problems. - Coconut oil, I mean lots. - Okay, lots of coconut oil
is high in saturated fat which we know will raise your cholesterol, which we know increases your risk of having heart disease and stroke. - Is a remedy for Alzheimer's. - Oh it's a remedy for Alzheimer's. We in the medical community have zero remedy for Alzheimer's. But this gentleman says coconut oil. - So you just have to take
the extract of coconut oil which is MCT oil. - No dosing, no people who
this is good for, not good for. I'm all for saying the
pharma industry is bad and has so many problems, but at least they do
safety profile testing. They give you indications
who this is good for who it's not good for. when someone just comes on and just says, "This thing is good for this thing." No proof behind it, no dosing behind it. Be hyper skeptical. In fact, this person's lying. - MCT has ketones in it. With all the damage done to the brain through all this sugar and stress, the brain cells just aren't
getting fuel and they die. - There's little bits of,
like, real science in this, and then it just gets absolutely corrupted into nonsense word salad. - I'm gonna snap to the nose. I'm gonna catch him on gallbladder 'cause I don't wanna break his, - On gallbladder! Guy, gallbladder right here, not here. Cranium. - I'm gonna reach in into the
large and small intestine 18s. - You mean into the mandible? Into the maxillary sinus. (bodies rustling) - Ooh. (high-pitched wowing) - This is full acting BS. He did not make that person pass out. And all of the other people are in on it when they jump in to try
and rescue this person. What are we watching? (dramatic music) Oh, pitting edema. This can go all the way
from one plus to four plus. As you can see here,
we use a grading scale and there is different
reasons why people have edema. A lot of times I'll
see this in my patients who have congestive heart failure, so they have a buildup
of fluid as a result of the increased pressure that the heart has to pump against, or
that the heart is failing and not being able to pump as effectively. - Now (indistinct) I am looking at, after, to the the day, families are pushing feds to, pushing the feds to. - So it's interesting,
in situations like this where a person can't
find the words to speak, has been discussed as potential strokes. So I don't know what happened here. It's hard to say, but there's
definitely slurring of speech, unable to find words. - Sorry, (indistinct) I'm,
I'm, I'm not feeling very well right now and I'm about to. (slurs words) - [Reporter] Okay, well come back to me. Right now we'll make sure that
Jessica, you are doing okay. - Oh, her pupils look blown. She looks like she's about
to lose consciousness. For all we know, this could be a response to her being hypoglycemic
and having low blood sugar. So, like, unclear what happened. I actually have a whole video right here of medical emergencies
that happen to be caught by TV cameras. Check this out. You'll learn a lot and as
always, stay happy and healthy. (soft beat music)
