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What if you couldn’t take both of those medication’s?

I came for the story: I stayed for the freckles. What a beautiful face and a what a fascinating tale. Liked, subbed, rang the bell.

That's a lot of pickles ! 🤣🤣

I was diagnosed treated and medicated for lupus for 4 years. When i got to the point where I had to leave my job, 3 months later I got an email from my employer asking me to get disability saying they felt bad for me. My dr denied it all, cleared my medical record and my employment record went from sick to quit. I pee frothy urine sometimes still to this day. I still can't get medical help and drs/nurses make fun of me for saying I have lupus.

She's actually angel

I really enjoy your medical mystery videos. Very interesting cases. Please keep them coming.

On the post renal list Hydronephrosis could be an option as well. I was born with that

Did he get acquitted?

Another great video. We remember in the movie "The Song of Bernardette," Bernardette had tuberculosis of the knee. Now I know what that means and looks like. Take care, and keep on healing people!

Yay!!!! Sault Ste Marie!!! Soo Locks, here I come!!! Oh...wait. I'm from Michigan....❤❤

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FMT should NOT be seen as so drastic. We now know there are 10,000 - 30,000 strains of bacteria in the gut of every person. The mix varies by person, by family (you get your first dose from Mom), by diet, by region. We know roughly how many there are. We don't know which: they haven't all been identified. In fact only a tiny fraction of them have been. And even there, we don't know what most of them do. We DO know they do SOMETHING: lack of them can sometimes produce medical outcomes. Your average good probiotic supplement will provide 6-10 strains of bacteria. So we have a way to go. An FMT supplies all the stuff in a typical person's gut: that's where we found it. We know that FMT is overwhelmingly safe: documented adverse medical results are vanishingly rare. We know that FMT is immediately available, near-free (cost of performing an enema - or do it yourself). We know that FMT is near 100% effective as a CURE for C-Diff and for a variety (a growing list) of ills that people face, many of them debilitating & sometimes eventually fatal. IBS for instance. FMT has ONE major drawback. YOU CAN'T PATENT IT. So the medical community will resist it & pharma firms will advise everyone just wait until we've identified all the bacteria in there so they can produce a pill with them all. Patented of course, so someone can make a billion dollars on it. And the only drawback to waiting & "being safe", is short-term (decades) of continued misery & unnecessary death in patients with IBS, C Diff & myriad other ills. But they're just patients. And if they die, no one LOOSES a billion dollars, right? So just hang in there, we'll have this fix real soon now...

I would rather die four years sooner than be a vegetarian. I am a meat eater and I just turned 82, I do like vegetables, I am just not going to give up meat.

Spinach has approx 600-750 mg oxalate per 100 grams. cashews 50 mg per 100 grams.

“His blood alcohol level was over three times the legal limit.” Actually, there was no legal limit because he was not driving.

This was super interesting!

Abe Lincoln was reported to have Marfan syndrome.

Ticks me off!

hi violin

Milk kefir is so easy to make daily and protects the gut microbiome. Im surprised not many people know about it...

I hope that following his diagnosis, he was able to contest the DUIs and get his car back. He now knows how to avoid a dangerous situation.

I actually coded once due to flash edema while I was getting a CT scan done on my lungs. The last thing I remember was trying to get the tech's attention because I knew something was seriously wrong. Next thing I remember was waking up in the ICU. As the doctor was explaining what happened to me, I heard someone in the room across the hall expiring. I know it sounds weird, but I have survivor's guilt to this day from that experience. I am thankful for an experienced team who got me through the experience though. I am alive today because of them. So for anyone in the medical community here, know that we appreciate your work.

the video is too long to get to the point, in case you're wondering it is B12

Speaking about colons, a friend of my daughter's has had colon issues forever with no diagnosis. Hes originally from the UK, was seen there, was seen in Germany, was seen by army medics and still nothing. It isnt rare for him to have blood in his stools or to cough up blood. He has now learned to live with it, sadly, as no doc has figured it out and tests keep coming back showing no abnormality. He's now working in Alberta, and we'll see if Canadian doctors can eventually figure it out.

This case is similar to one I saw on an episode of the old CBS TV show Rescue 911. ruclips.net/video/HkHXW9Ie6Po/видео.html

Doesn't microwaving food kill nutrients and calcium?

It only took a couple of hours to see a doctor in emergency? Definitely wasn’t the (W.O.) Brampton Hospital

This was one of my favorite things to see you teach and learn. I remember watching shows on this issue and it’s so mind blogging. Good job

Luv this channel

Carbs being stored as fat in my liver has become an issue for me. My goal is to go from 192 current weight to 170. I'm probably not doing it properly though I just don't eat for days, and when I do it's a little bit of high protein and fat for micronutrients and muscle maintenance. I have high cholesterol and from what I understand when the glucose is low in cells it gives the cholesterol a chance to get put into the cells to be used. It'll be interesting to see lab results compared to now.

Urine is Not Just Filtered Blood. Your Skin Sheds and Repairs. Your Internal Organs do the Same Via Blood and Urine.

So learn what it is that your going to eat and if it is good bad or neutral

What Leslie has gone through cannot be easy. She has such a strong character. Respect.

WOW THATS ALOT OF FUCKING BLOOD GOOD JOB 👏🏻

This is not a good study. There could be so many co factors. There was no tracking on if they kept to certian diets, not to metion 40% is not Keto at all. They had one deitary questionaire in the 80s then 25 years later the looked at who died. This study is not that helpful, we need so much more data about there life style and diet habits. That being said: I would love to know how staying Keto and going more plant based works out. Any follow up on it would be really interesting and would be great to hear about.

I drank some beet juice and my pee was red.

Huh. Is this why I get a stomach ache when I snack on too many almonds and cashews? (Watching this video while muching cashews)

If I already have arthritis, does cracking make it worse?

I was reading an article in CMAJ from June 3 entitled "Auto-brewery syndrome in a 50-year-old woman," and I said to my partner, "Violin MD will definitely do a video on this!" But then you did a video on a different case... total mixed feelings, haha!

Evolutionarily, this kind of makes sense. If ticks make predators allergic to meat, then it makes more animals available for the ticks. However, it's anti-adaptive in the modern world in the sense that humans maintain 80% of the mammal biomass (either ourselves or our domesticated animals). However, it doesn't really matter because there are still plenty of humans and their animals, despite the alpha-gal syndrome.

I had scurvy as a young person. i have ARFID which makes it nearly impossible to eat fruit and vegetables. my mouth would bleed and my skin would have trouble healing. fatigue and pain. so horrible. I'm better these days with having found veg i love and branching out finding fruit and other things to help. i love this video and was so surprised!

The female patient actually got lucky that she was not welded for that vtach

Canada out of men's cricket world cup 😅😅

Tu Safar Mera ruclips.net/video/vUCM_0evdQY/видео.htmlsi=ZwDs7qttZviUG2Qw

Thank you for this very informative topic, this is new for me.

This channel is even more important than ever in an age where physicians don't have time to do thorough physical exams. And entertaining on top of that. Thank you!

700km in how many days? What were the least and most kms in a day?

Interesting 🤨 Thanks for sharing

If you take Tums a few days a week is that enough calcium?

Central Line, "Pretty cool"? ...NOT! If I ever need one of those I hope I'm heavily sedated! 😳