Comments by "⃠" (@U20E0) on "A Boy Ate 180 Gummy Melatonins For Lunch. This Is What Happened To His Brain." video.

  1. They are cases that he or his colleagues have encountered ( with personal and unimportant details changed )
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  2. These are cases that ( usually; description says if otherwise ) he or his colleagues have encountered. Non-important details and personal information are obviously changed for sake of anonymity ( and memes )
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  3. gummy botulin
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  4. i call them “‘why the F is it sweet’ melatonins”
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  5. Non-clinically important details ( if available ) are changed for sake of anonymity and memes.
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  6. It stops everything except small nonpolar molecules, and hydrophobic molecules. It is then no surprise that molecules meant to have access to the brain are hydrophobic, and molecules that are not ( like immune system signals ), are hydrophilic. It is also worth noting that glands, as well as sensory areas in the brain do not have the barrier. ( some other molecules that cannot cross by themselves, like glucose, are selectively pumped across the barrier )
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  7. No. They are actual stories ( he is a toxicologist, so he and his colleagues get these cases once in a while ). But non-clinically important details ( if available ) are changed for sake of anonymity and memes.
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  8. Non-clinically significant details, if available, are changed for sake of anonymity. So, no one will ever know.
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