Hearted Youtube comments on Chubbyemu (@chubbyemu) channel.

  1. Waited so long for another Medical Monday šŸ˜ I love it so much omg
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  2. I feel like I'm learning while watching this. And its not boring at all.
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  3. "...so she took massive doses of Vitamin C" Not the first story in this channel about too much vitamins.
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  4. Kudos for this actress
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  5. Wu Tang don't endorse overdosing on glycyrrhizic acid (GZA)
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  6. As a Pharmacy student, the speed at which I click on your videos with pure eagerness to learn should be illegal, Thank you for the effort you put into every second, really.
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  7. Soon as I saw this story going around I hoped you'd cover it. Quicker turnaround than expected šŸ˜
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  8. thanks for making monday the best day of the week :D
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  9. Two lessons for everybody here: always label everything carefully, and donā€™t feel bad if you overdose on caffeine compared to a guy whom overdosed on 35,000 mg of caffeineā€”I once went to the emergency room for a high heart rate due to dehydration and a lack of potassium probably partly due from caffeine, although I can now show others this video and say that Iā€™m not as addicted to caffeine as others might like to say.
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  10. "Hi, Dr. Bernard here! This video is based-"
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  11. As a European - Googles how much 4 gallons of water is jesus christ my dude
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  12. I honestly wish that some Biology lessons were taught like this. Sometimes you need to have basic textbook work, I get that, but I love these 'applied' scenarios you present - very engaging, understandable and memorable.
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  13. Awesome video, makes me want to book a plane ticket to go and hug my grandma. (Man that sponsor transition was smooth.)
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  14. Holy fucking shit 7 years have passed since 2010... guys...
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  15. When clickbait isn't clickbait! Thank you for making these. :)
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  16. I almost bled to death in 2020 on a cross country road trip where I was constantly taking ibuprofen to get rid of headaches while driving and I would drink alcohol heavily at night. I had black stool for almost 4 days before I went to the hospital where I was informed that I had lost almost a 3rd of my blood from an ulcer in my stomach and needed an immediate blood transfusion. My advice is never ignore something like black stool and be mindful of what you are putting into your body. Stay safe y'all!
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  17. Bernard: starts talking about hyponatremia Me: Ah yes, in this experiment I take a tube of water and submerge it in a bowl of salt water
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  18. This video was phenomenal, not only does it say "here's what happened, and here is how it ended" but it also says why it's happening and give examples and reasoning for all of it. Truly one of your best videos.
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  19. Emia meaning PRESENCE šŸ‘šŸ» IN šŸ‘šŸ» BLOOD šŸ‘šŸ»
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  20. My science teacher showed me this channel
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  21. Im the type of guy that would try to cut that shit out. I donā€™t have insurance so I canā€™t afford shit like cancer. Last year I ripped a 5 inch gash in my arm while using a chainsaw and it literally ripped my flesh out all the way to the bone and i was in my garage with my shirt around it trying to see if i can close it up with tape or super glue like I always do but it ripped out so much that I couldnā€™t get it to close. I ended up going to the er because i was losing alot of blood and i had to get 18 stitches including a few inside of it. My point is I should have went and got stitches alot in my life but i have always fixed it myself. Its sick that health care is so expensive that people like me almost pass out from blood loss trying to avoid going to get help. That shit cost me $6000 in total! It makes me sick that they rob is like that i dont blame him at all for trying to fix it himself
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  22. Honestly, I have learned so much about when to advocate for myself from chubbyemu videos. Iā€™ve finally learned when something is ā€œwrong.ā€ Which sounds stupid, but in 2016, a doctor told me I just had a head cold and gave me amoxicillin and sent me home. But Iā€™d had pneumonia, and went septic, and only went to the ER after a week, when the pain had become so bad that I was only sleeping two hours at a time after taking a powerful muscle relaxer. I nearly died because a doctor had downplayed my pain and I trusted them because I didnā€™t know betterā€”I just assumed I was being dramatic. Cut to now, when I finally got a rare diagnosis of Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency after demanding multiple referrals and second opinions and tests. (Lmao still fighting the insurance to cover my enzymes, but so it goes.) Itā€™s honestly ridiculous how many times doctors go for the quick diagnosis, but on the other hand, I get itā€”doctors are incredibly overworked, which is its own big problem. Itā€™s what makes it so important that patients learn how to advocate for themselves. I ended up putting together a huge health record document of all my symptoms and my history of medications and diagnosesā€”all so that I could ensure every doctor who worked with me had all the information that I have. Iā€™m so glad itā€™s a skill I picked up. Iā€™m well on my way to treatment for a relatively rare condition, and all because I finally learned how and when to put my foot down.
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  23. please please please keep making these videoes !!!
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  24. How interesting that a range of factors linked everything together, escalating the complexity of his condition. Thanks for another great video!
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  25. Dude, you are MADE for this! I would watch tv shows of this non-stop. Entertaining AND educational!
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  26. Iā€™m glad to see you gain the recognition you deserve over these past few years ā¤ļø
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  27. I've been celiac for about 3 years now. Believe it or not it was anemia that led me and my doctor to even suspect this disease. I cannot even imagine the misery that man would be going through eating that much gluten. I've been put down for 2 days eating a single sausage that had gluten in it. That poor man.
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  28. I was always told to finish antibiotics no matter how you feel. Now I see what can happen if you donā€™t. Iā€™m glad the lady recovered in the story but thatā€™s scary.
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  29. Glad you ended up making a video on this thing! Many fond memories of playing Midtown Madness on a friend's Pavilion 6000 series that looked super similar to this. Was pretty solid for late-90s games with a 32MB video card upgrade.
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  30. bravo. you are easy to listen to, informed, organized, and just generally good at what you do. keep it up!
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  31. I think the reason I enjoy your videoes is because they are so direct. Your format keeps my attention focused.
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  32. ā˜ļøšŸ˜® "presenting to the emergency room"
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  33. New symptoms: 1. Addiction to chubbyemu videos 2. Anxiety whenever he doesnā€™t post for a while 3. Intense cravings whenever he does
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  34. you honestly make me consider adding some Medical aspect to my uni studies(? dont know the exact english words) its so interesting :D
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  35. How can you turn a "here is how my pc holds up" into such an innovative video, your brain is fuckin' jacked too
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  36. Couldn't help but laugh when you mentioned Jilly Juice
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  37. I have PCOS. This was more informative than any conversation I've had with my OB. Thank you.
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  38. Two scientists walk into a bar, One orders "H2O" drinks it and enjoys the water. The other says "Ill have H2O too", drinks it and dies. don't drink Hydrogen Peroxide, She could have used this joke in her life edit: Only in this late hour did I see the meme lord had used this joke before me, F
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  39. Ahh if it isnt my favorite medical youtuber making me every more paranoid than normal about diseases! I will forever be scarred by the man who ate old food and drank pepto for his stomach. Talk about some serious glass cannon scenario. The body man. Hit it just right and lo and behold, youre out of the game
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  40. Great video. As a kidney specialists, by couple minutes into the video, I thought this was E Coli induced HUS which presents like that and may be more common (even though not that common).
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  41. That actor is a riot! šŸ˜‚ Really getting into his role
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  42. I really like Medical Monday, so suspenseful.
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  43. Even though I have no interest to go into the medical field, I love watching these videos. Thank you for all you do~
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  44. I used to eat my old roommate's suspicious leftovers when I couldn't afford my own food. In retrospect I'm shocked that I never ā˜šŸ»presented to the emergency room.
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  45. ā€œHis flatulence were so embarrassing, he had to go outside to air out his pants.ā€ Story of my life...
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  46. "Presenting to the emergency room" is my favorite part
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  47. Me after watching this video: Me: "EY MA, WHAT ARE WE HAVING FOR SUPPER" Mom: "Nachos" Me: screams
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  48. as a kid I was always scared of dying from sickness, now I'm scared of dying from negligence or accidents when being treated for sickness. Personally I've had mostly positive experiences in medicine thankfully, but it's still always in the back of my head since I know some people do have the bad experiences
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  49. Chubbyemu uploaded a video. This is how I spent my next 14 minutes.
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  50. I also I have a trait of sickle cell and whenever I workout I suffer similarly to Kg and whenever I take urine test blood is found in my urine. And the more I work out the more blood is found usually. But these lazy doctors never cared to find out why I pee blood. Thank you guys I think I found out what's wrong with me. This video has potentially saved my life.
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