Hearted Youtube comments on Chubbyemu (@chubbyemu) channel.

  1. I'm so happy I found your channel! They're some of my favourite videos and this one doesn't disappoint!
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  2. Crazy, my baby brother drank wintergreen oil about 20 years ago. My parents noticed immediately and rushed him to the hospital where he got his stomach pumped and luckily was completely fine, but I had never considered just how much of a close call that was.
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  3. If possible, it's important to know what bit you, especially if it's an insect. For instance, if you're camping and you find a tick on you, you should tape it to an index card with the date and region written on it so that if the bite worsens the doctors can identify what dangers that bite poses.
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  4. Todays lesson !! WASH YOUR FREAKING HANDS !!!!
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  5. I like that you're also including more chemistry now, very cool
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  6. The way he pronounced “Wuhan” proves that chubbyemu is a native speaker of Chinese, perhaps a 2nd language, but not likely a learned language after adulthood.
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  7. Thank you Doctor! Very nice to see you touch up on this for the general public. People underestimate these chemical frequently.
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  8. I cannot get enough of these videos. THANK YOU.
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  9. In the beginning, when you said there was a three-year-old and the mom was into essential oils, I knew immediately that it was wintergreen poisoning. People don't know that wintergreen (as in the flavor) is essentially aspirin, and pure wintergreen oil (methyl salicylate, really) doesn't taste nearly as strong as you would expect. In fact, it doesn't taste much more wintergreeny than a wintergreen gumdrop does, even fully concentrated. This makes it extra dangerous, since it never tastes like too much. It's totally different than menthol (aka peppermint oil, basically) which tastes like concentrated minty ice with fire and burning. I feel like this should be something we teach people. And, yes, methyl salicylate is (a/the) flavoring that wintergreen candies and gum use (there are others, but the original is still fairly common). They're flavored with aspirin. It doesn't take much to give you the flavor, but adding more doesn't increase the flavor anything like what you'd expect, which is a big part of the danger. You can't tell how much you've gotten by taste, and the pure flavor doesn't taste particularly bad by itself, which is a bad combo when kids get into it.
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  10. If this dude was a teacher, I’d pay attention in his class, new sub,
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  11. "He could kill people with his bare hands and I... had a degree" 😂
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  12. So...it actually wasn't the fact that the patient habitually left food out for hours or days at room-temperature that bred the shiga-toxin E. coli? It was just the poop lettuce??? What you're telling me is I'm gonna be okay if I leave my gas station nachos out overnight, huh? Love your videos, maybe I can be in one someday!
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  13. Everybody gangster until Dr. Bernard ends a sentence with “… they thought”
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  14. This case was absolutely scary and sad. He made a human mistake and didn't even consumed a considerate amount of dangerous substance. How unfortunate. Thank you Chubbyemu for your wonderful work! Educational and fascinating as always ♡
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  15. Almost overdosed on pre-workout once and literally felt like I was going to die. Vomiting, losing consciousness and spent the next few days in bed feeling like death. Can't imagine what 35000mg of caffeine would feel like. Poor guy is never going to look at a coffee the same again
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  16. ChubbyEmu, I became an instant fan after a single video. Your ability to break down medical concepts and present them in an accessible, captivating manner is one of a kind. Your new upload notification has become a cause for regular celebration. The best part of all is, however, you! When I started to dread running out of videos I looked into your oldest uploads. Your personality is the engaging constant. Thanks for the immense effort you clearly put into these videos. I wish you still greater success and will be cheering you on every step :D
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  17. The acting and cinematography are always good in Chubbyemu videos but this one is stellar. From the facial expressions to the arguing, this one looks so real. The actor who plays Eric always does great work.
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  18. Me at friends house: Uh that food looks like it has gone bad don't you think? friend: eh it should be fine chubbyemu music starts playing
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  19. “There’s patients who come in critically ill, and then there’s CB, who drank rubbing alcohol.” The SHADE in that sentence—
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  20. finally your vids are starting to get their deserved attention :)
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  21. I give this guy props for sharing his story. That takes a massive amount of guts. Like...courage guts! Not losing your organ guts. ...Neh, that came out wrong. But seriously dude, thanks!
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  22. I used to watch you all of the time with my ex-girlfriend. We dated for 4 years and were friends for almost a decade. We'd sit down and watch a video or two while we ate. Making jokes like plays frozen hotsauce as soon as she takes a bite from her bacon She was in the medical field and I just enjoyed learning, so it was a great time together. I'd ask questions about terminology i didn't fully understand, and she'd explain it in deeper detail to me. I started memorizing terms and even made a game of it. Every time you'd say a medical term we'd press pause and I'd guess the meaning of it. I was actually becoming quite good at it lol. Overall it was just a wholesome good time. After a bad breakup, I just couldn't watch these anymore. I would get flooded with happy memories from the past and then immediately become sad and depressed because I missed her very much. After almost a year, this is the first time that I was able to enjoy your content the way I used to. I really love your content and it continues to bring joy into my life. The very real lessons that are taught here and the empathy for those who are portrayed in the video. Just wanted to say thanks for your contribution to the world, medical field and all of your viewers' lives.
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  23. Medical Monday is the best Monday. Congrats on 500k!
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  24. I really like that "alert not anxious" is being adopted and spreading with so many more medical youtubers outside of dr.mike
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  25. Dude's production values have skyrocketed. When was the last time you saw this many actors in his dramatizations?
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  26. I’m a psychologist and I’ve had three patients who experienced something like this. All three of them had recently lost a parent shortly before this happened.
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  27. "If there are skid marks in the toilet it must be skidding in my colon too"💀💀💀
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  28. Such fascinating subjects you cover in your videos. I'm so glad I subscribed! Great video as always!
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  29. I love these stories. They are so interesting
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  30. Loving how well Dr.Bernard knows his audience. He knows which stories we're going to enjoy, and he knows our sense of humor.
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  31. I really appreciate the actors, settings, and camera work that makes this story feel more real. Chubbyemu's second channel Big Emus really widened my perspective for how much work went into these videos.
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  32. You have no idea how refreshing it is to have a presentation geared for a reasonably educated person. Most are either so diluted as to be intolerable or riddled with language designed to keep us common folk out. Thanks.
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  33. A full recovery?! Even a recovery?! Don’t leave us hanging Bernard!! 😳
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  34. I'm a former opiate addict and it's so harrowing to hear about people who didn't make it out. The only reason I'm alive was thanks to some amazing doctors and sheer dumb luck. I literally shouldn't be alive, so I feel both lucky and guilty. Im lucky the treatments worked and I was able to fight through everything. I feel guilty because I know/hear about, so many who didn't make it who were way better people and had way more to offer the world.
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  35. "Are ya winning son?" I see you're keeping up the memes.
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  36. When she doesn't know emia means presence in blood 💔
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  37. gosh I love this series
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  38. Registered Dental Assistant here and it absolutely terrifies and angers me that the United States keeps medical and dental care separate. Not only does it make it totally unaffordable, but also limits access to dental education. Most of my patients are over the age of 60 and 80% (not an actually stat but an educated guess) tell me that they were never taught the importance of taking care of your teeth and how it effects your overall health. Our office is small (just 1 doctor, 1 hygienist, 1 office manager and 1 assistant) so we don’t see a lot of patients but I’ve seen enough to know that if medical and dental would be together I would have healthier and happier patients. We do a lot a work that we know we are never going to see a dime for simply because they are suffering and no one will help them
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  39. "I don't think anything that is natural can be bad for you" Botulinum toxin: Are you sure about that?
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  40. ER doc here. I can attest that stomachache cases because of indigestion/heartburn are some of the most routine (non-emergency) complaints we get at the ER, but stomach ulcers are no joke; not only do they make stomachaches a common daily occurrence, but they run the risk of getting bacterial infections (specifically, Helicobacter pylori infections, which Dr. Bernard alluded to earlier in the video). H. pylori infections not only aggravate the pain caused by existing stomach ulcers, but if left untreated, can worsen it, making the inflammation of the stomach wall even worse, and in certain cases, result in a cancerous tumor growing in the stomach. The one proven treatment for such an infection is antibiotics (the specific course usually takes around 6 weeks to complete). As the case with JT's parents show, some people might not be aware of that fact and try to pin the blame on the ulcer entirely. Prematurely stopping the antibiotics while it hasn't entirely run it's course runs the risk of the bacteria not only surviving, but also developing antibiotic resistance against future treatment courses. Hot, spicy and sour foods can aggravate existing ulcers, and so does coffee (and to a lesser extent, tea). Skipping meals or erratic mealtimes are triggering factors for heartburn attacks. Overall, another excellent video by Dr. Bernard. And as always, take care, and be well.
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  41. A YouTube viewer opened ChubbyEmu's video as soon as it got loaded. This is how her day became better
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  42. Talk about a crappy situation!
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  43. Medical laboratory scientist here, excitedly guessed this one as soon as the bruising appeared. I was not expecting it to be N. meningitides from the onset since the food route is such a surprise, but the rest was so textbook. Thanks for explaining DIC so well, it was never explained very well during my hemostasis unit in hematology as a student. I seriously think this video described DIC better than anything else I've ever watched or read.
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  44. Watching with my wife's boyfriend. He said if I left a comment, he'd give me my Nintendo switch back.
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  45. You are a hero. You present the matter seriously, yet relatable and self aware. I hope you have saved lives with this and wish the world wasn't like it is, but you make it safer.
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  46. I got bitten by a big huntsman spider that was hiding in my shoe once (I'm Australian) and now I always bash the crap out of my shoes before I wear them.
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  47. A man ate 56 eggs for breakfast, this is how his organs shut down.
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  48. The deep dive into the scientific discoveries around mTOR and how the biochemical puzzle fits together was amazing, I hope to see more videos with this astounding level of detail
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  49. Tip to everyone: Watch with subtitles. There is extra information there that is not present in speech or on screen. There was also a quick flash screen about a well-known biological fact.
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  50. Best crossover event ever to coincide with an actual medical case 🤣🤣
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