If the “roof” of our mouth doesn’t really feel anything I’m really wondering why/how certain foods give me intense pain there. Like something is putting pressure inside and expanding. I know. I’m just weird.
Institute of Human Anatomy I would love as a dental hygienist for you to do a video on the dreaded “gag reflex” why can patients masticate but not tolerate a Dental instrument ?
I've had one or maybe two brains freezes my entire life, and my favourite thing to eat is ice cream so I eat that a lot. I didn't know brain freeze was something people experienced regularly!
I wish I had a professor that explained me anatomy in so comprehensive manner like you do. Thank you very much! I'm improving my knowledge in anatomy watching your vids! :)
A "sinus" is a cavity. "-itis" is inflammation. These particular cavities are behind the cheek, and connected to the nose and mouth. Thus, those cavities get inflamed, and that causes the pain.
OH MY GOD found this channel 15 min ago and this is absolutely amazing 😍😍😍😍 I have been dreaming to have something like this on the internet!! Thank you so much for doing what you do! And now I'll go to watch all of your amazing videos
I had a medical person inject anesthesia into my right nostril and it went into my sinus and I instantly felt pain like a brain freeze. I started shaking, vomiting, and in such severe pain I was banging my head to feel anything besides the brain freeze sensation. I left, had some one drive me home, 2 hours away, shaking and sick all the way. This misery continued for 10 hours before I began to get relief. Worst pain ever, childbirth doesn't even come close. Western Washington University Medical Center in Seattle. I'll never go back there again. I still get sinus headaches on that right side occasionally that aren't as severe but last 3 days. It's been 20 years and I still get them. Watching this video helps me understand why the pain is so all over the right side of my head, face, ear, and even down my neck, referred pain.
I’d love to see more explanations of sports based injuries, the one on calf strains was really informative and has helped me take actions to reduce calf strains.
Wow I have learnt more watching your videos then previously my years at school this is a fantastic and learning channel that will help a lot of people so thank you for uploading the videos and giving your time to do so I really do appreciate it
Well... This was quite an easy explanation to the most relevant problem. I wish Johnathan would have had being my Science teacher.😄 The way you explain... It's accurate & easy understandable. I'm always curious of studies, books & History.
I discovered putting my tongue to the roof of my mouth, right back at the top of my throat, made cold headaches go away, so I am pleased to see I was totally right and now I understand why!
I recently experienced a complete ATF tear in my right ankle. Can you do a presentation on ankle injuries? Love the work you are doing, great presentations.
Or it could have something to do with one of the nerves, starting with "tri" lol, that tell the nerves in your jaw to overreact to the sensation of sour
So glad I stumbled on your channel and great to see you're rapid ascension to success. May I suggest a video? Concussions. So much has changed in what we know and how we treat concussions and any TBI for that matter. I'd appreciate it so much if you would make a quick and informative video on this subject so that I may reference it for my patients and all future classes that I teach. Thanks again for these amazing videos. Keep them coming!
Basically, in your ears you have fine hairs. At the ends of some of these hairs are crystals which are involved with controlling balance. With vertigo, these crystals are dislodged, not in the right places or aren’t aligned correctly. So to treat it you can do some head movements to try and realign the crystals. Sometimes it just corrects it’s self. I know you can’t see me but I think I’m cute :) Anyways. Hope this helps x
@@iCore7Gaming EXACTLY! *Alcoholic VERTIGO!* That was my (now ex), mother in laws problem. Now, her MELD is at a place where she cannot even get on the transplant list. She is completely delusional about all of it. Thinks I can't tell, but my father was an alcoholic. It was HER VERTIGO THAT GAVE HER AWAY. EDIT: It was 3 (almost 4), years ago when I busted her AND that I why stopped going over to her house and have since refused to see her. I have dealt with that shit once with my dad. My own (ex), boyfriend was drinking like crazy and I had one foot out the door. Then boom. Jan 2020 His mom is in the hospital for vomiting blood and the "secret" is out. All alcoholics have VERTIGO. ALL OF THEM. NO JOKE
You're the best. Thank you to make these videos possible and to share your knowledge with illustrations and real examples, these videos helps us to understand our own anatomy, our own bodies and it's functions better. Please continue your good work and we will be eager to have new ones in the future. Cheers
Thanks ever so !! Have seen many a person get hit with those type of headaches. Now, because of your explanation, shall be able to assist. Wonderful way you have of straight talk and showing the problems causes and behaviours. All the best, and look forward to more of your mini-docs. S.
Thank youuu! I love your videos, you guys are amazing and the way that you’re teaching is so easy for us to understand, I really appreciate your videos and I wish these videos had Spanish subtitles because I want to show these to my mom but she only understands Spanish
I just can't get over, how cute this young doctor is!!! Im just obsessed with all the videos about organs and Anatomy in general... I had no idea I would watch videos like this. Just so thankful for canal like this one; very informative! Love it!!!
I always get “brain freeze” in my neck. Never in my face or head, and I just keep blowing air out. The air you blow out is warm, so I just try and warm it back up.
I generally will get a Frosty from Wendy's and one for a friend, but this is a challenge to said friend. You win, I bought you a Frosty, I win you buy me a Frosty and I have always just used the tongue to fix it for me.
Ok, I am officially a complete weirdo then!! Whenever I get brain freeze, I get excruciating pain in my forehead and temples, the back of my neck, usually my right shoulder and off centre to the left in my chest. I then get pins and needles mainly in my nose and hands but also running all over my head, neck arms, upper body and struggle a little bit to breathe properly. It terrifies the heck outta me!! I still can’t say no to my tubs of dairy free ice cream though. I am just extra careful when eating it and make sure to have a glass of hot water next to me. 😂🙄 Anyhoos, I was wondering if you wonderful people could do a video explaining Acute cutaneous nerve entrapment syndrome pretty please!?!?! I have been plagued by it for the past 6 years now but haven’t met a single professional who can properly explain wtf it actually is. All I know is that it is pure torture, has taken away my ability to walk and I wouldn’t even wish this on my worst enemy!! I really do hope you see this and make a video in the near future. Hope you’re all staying safe and healthy!! 💜
Emily Ann what the actual fuck ?? your neck and your shoulder and ur chest??? from a brain freeze?? are you sure u dont have any health problems over there like bad posture for ur neck or like u have some health condition? if not then consider ur case a pretty rare thing lol
I know what you mean. The pain travels down your arm to connect to your hand. It's like a funny electric shock but throbbing and painful. My whole body goes offline and I literally almost blackout but I have nerve issues and seizures too so.....yeah.
I thought it was when cold hit the back of your throat. I still have my tonsils, and when cold food/drink hits my tonsils, or off more to the side than straight back, the pain shoots straight up to the top of my head. This only happens with extremely cold stuff--ice cream, super cold drinks, like you said. Fascinating stuff, as always!
This has never crossed my mind, but this video just made me realize that I have not had a brain freeze since my 'multiple neuropathies' have started some seven years ago. Hmm..
That's interesting information regarding the 'brain freeze'. I have been wondering why we might get brain freezes! I must admit, my cold pain has never been referred to my brain; it's always referred to my chest area (mainly in the middle) and I was wondering why that was. Well, I got my answer!
ALL of the parts are real. Including the skulls. My father wanted so I followed his wishes.. When he died at 52 and I was 26 *I donated his body "to science".* He went to the local university that taught med students. It was free and they cremated him for me and returned him very quickly. At the end of that year's semester, they held a thank you ceremony for any of the families who could attend. I was the only in state giver. I was lovely. *I have already signed myself up*
I wanna know how 111 people disliked this video??? Like, if you don't want to learn something keep it moving, what's the point in taking it out on the content creator? This was a well made video.
@@ghostmutt4265 no it’s not that .it’s brain freeze because most people feel the pain in their brain . It feels like a sharp object just pierced your head and feels soo icy .
I always enjoy watching you describe something. You are always very easy to understand and you're cute. I get my brain freeze at the back of my head at the brain stem.
I was hoping this video would answer a question I've had about my own body for years, but it seems I'm still in the dark 😅 All my life, I've never had brainfreeze... I've always gotten spinefreeze. When I eat cold things, I don't feel it in my face or my head, it *always* hits my upper-mid spine and sometimes travels down to my lower back. I'm the only person I've personally met who experiences this, and I wish I knew exactly why. My best guess is that the nerve signal "overshoots"; instead of triggering the sensation of pain in the trigeminal area, maybe it travels further and triggers the sensation in my spinal nerves instead.
this was a cool video/explanation! Here's a challenging one though: The hiccup. Would love to see the anatomical breakdown and maybe the neurological reason as well. Why do we hiccup, and how about all those supposed ways that you can use to halt a "hiccup attack"?
I was familiar with the concept of referred pain in regard to heart attacks - but this helped me understand the etiology more. It makes sense that the brain might say "I'm more expectant of my arm/jaw/back hurting than my chest... despite signals of distress coming from the heart." The way the the brain fills in sensory gaps or attempts to under/over-correct is fascinating stuff!
I’ve always reacted to “brain freeze” in an instinctive way, it seemed. I automatically would push my tongue up to the roof of my mouth. It felt like the most natural thing to do. Interesting………
Oh dear lord yep, i ve had tons o health issues and docs, but i want this one! Or at least i want to go study medicine if he can be my seven year long teacher :D
This might just be my case but... i experienced brain freeze about 4 times in my childhood. each time i can remember incredible pain (worse than any headache ive had as an adult). I think this has subconsciously prevented me from drinking cold liquids too quickly because of the fear i have from those times. Its like my brain prevents me from drinking cold stuff too fast even when i try, even tho i havnt experienced brain freeze in a very long time
in regards to the pressure on the roof of the mouth, pressure transfers heat more quickly. Though I'm not sure how much quicker in this specific case, probably not enough to matter but do remember under pressure things increase in temperature, and if temperature is already being transferred, it just accelerates the process. If you take a small piece of metal and hit it real hard a few times with a hammer, it gets hot quick, even though the metal and the hammer are cold, just the friction and pressure increase the temperature.
Just love your videos … hectic to see those cadavers as a non medical student but so interesting!! Your explanations are spot on, thanks from South Africa 🇿🇦 💫
When I have a brain freeze I feel it in the centre of my brain it feels like it’s being squeezed so bad oh god I never wanted to die so much it was so painful. Only happens when I’m too quick to eat my slushie
One thing that i do which seems to help is blocking the uninvolved nostril, if it is on one side like with me, and i breath or mostly exhale warm lung air rapidely and repeatidly thru the affected side(nostril). It helps either by warming the local blood flow, or stops me from eating ice cream till the pain goes away
In addition to the tongue on the roof of the mouth trick, I've found that also placing the palms of the hands on either side of the nose, with the fingers extending over the forehead, and the "piniky finger" side of the base of the palms pressing in against the nostrils with the rest of the palm over the sinuses, and applying firm but gentle pressure, tends to help it resolve more quickly.
@@KazunaiOwO I don't get it when i drink ice cold drinks either thought thats was a given from what I said above. I hardly go round with a bowl of ice eating it like food u numpty lol
You are cute 😭 so cute dear and thanks dude for helping us like that We all really like to watch you *cough cough* I mean your video 😀 so keep it up and please help us more we are really enjoying and love your work ❤️ saranghae 💜🙂
Is that the model of skeleton that usually hangs behind you lying on the bed? I got it ! That skeleton had to take a rest to make us understand everything.
Imagine a brain freeze x100. That's my life with Trigeminal Neuralgia. Its consider *one* of the most painful condition. I always try to avoid getting a brain freeze.
I'm very sorry that you have to experience that. My best friend's mom has trigeminal neuralgia. She's been through so many hardships in her life, but she's never let them stop her from living and being happy. I think she's an incredible woman, one of the strongest people I've ever met. She mentioned that she's part of a support group for people with trigeminal neuralgia on Facebook--if you haven't already, maybe you should look into finding something like that.
@@flip.flap. I'm sorry to hear about your friends mom. It is a tough condition to live with. We just have to take it day by day. I'm part of a few TN groups. They definitely make me feel less alone.
I have a false palate along with upper denture, maybe this explains alot of the reason why I rarely have problem anymore!!... Was just eating ice cream and crossed my mind. Makes alot of sense!!
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If the “roof” of our mouth doesn’t really feel anything I’m really wondering why/how certain foods give me intense pain there. Like something is putting pressure inside and expanding. I know. I’m just weird.
Snoring... why does my husband do it? Every night... without question... Whhhhhy?!?!
Institute of Human Anatomy I would love as a dental hygienist for you to do a video on the dreaded “gag reflex” why can patients masticate but not tolerate a Dental instrument ?
Can you do a video on trigeminal neuralgia?
The disconnect between imagining a warm Summer day eating ice cream and this man holding half of a human head is... Interesting
So true 🤣🤣🤣
Lmao true tho:v
Love it actually
Lol
LMFAO I’m dying
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Wait till he realizes they use real humans for demonstrations
@@connor3008 F
@@connor3008 yes but people who have donated their body’s.
I asked same question lol
Welp gg
Wait so why don’t some people get brain freeze? I’ve never experienced brain freeze despite how cold the food or fast I eat
I had an ex that never experienced it either, I'm interested to know this too
Kandyce Nguyen Consider yourself very lucky.
Same 🤔
I've had one or maybe two brains freezes my entire life, and my favourite thing to eat is ice cream so I eat that a lot. I didn't know brain freeze was something people experienced regularly!
Exams will be conducted for sure...
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I wish I had a professor that explained me anatomy in so comprehensive manner like you do. Thank you very much! I'm improving my knowledge in anatomy watching your vids! :)
I want you guys to do a video of how people get scoliosis, hip dysplasia, headache, stomach aches, shoulder pain, something being dislocated
Me too
I have hip dysplasia. Already had one hip replacement.
That sounds like a tough day, You ok?
“...where the posterior third of the hard pallet is referred to as the “Palatine Bone.”
Me: alright got it the palpatine bone
Great minds, and all that. I thought the same thing!
@@AmyAndThePup me too
lmao, I can't believe we all thought this
Yes yes
"Good, good, embrace your pain, let it flow ..."
'And...goodbye' - ahh we love you, Jonathan 😂
Where you going ?
You look a dollar store Gal Gadot
Video Title: What Is a Brain Freeze?
Me: When your brain goes numb you can call that...
You will know when you experience it!!!
MENTAL FREEZ
@Astro WHEN THESE PEOPLE TALK TOO MUCH BUT THAT SHIT IS SLOW MOTION YA I FELL LIKE AN ASTRONAUT IN THE OCEAN
ICE CREM
That's brain fog
I am SO happy I stumbled across your channel. Your videos are fascinating!
CAN YOU EXPLAIN ABOUT SINUSES AND SINUSITIS!!! it'd be great!!!!
Yeah ike im confused about that too
A "sinus" is a cavity. "-itis" is inflammation. These particular cavities are behind the cheek, and connected to the nose and mouth. Thus, those cavities get inflamed, and that causes the pain.
I wanna know the weird "crunchy" air noises and feelings that happen in odd spots. Especially while flying.
Me too. I have sinusitis right now & climbing the walls from prednisone.
yes im looking for that too.
Love your channel! All medical students should watch it to make their studies much easier. Great job explaining everything!
OH MY GOD found this channel 15 min ago and this is absolutely amazing 😍😍😍😍 I have been dreaming to have something like this on the internet!! Thank you so much for doing what you do! And now I'll go to watch all of your amazing videos
That goodbye and giggle at the end of a very informative video. Yes! 😄
man before i found this chanel i knew barely anything about the human anatomy before i found this channel and i love it now
Always love the way they present the anatomy as fun and interesting subject... Love it!
I had a medical person inject anesthesia into my right nostril and it went into my sinus and I instantly felt pain like a brain freeze. I started shaking, vomiting, and in such severe pain I was banging my head to feel anything besides the brain freeze sensation. I left, had some one drive me home, 2 hours away, shaking and sick all the way. This misery continued for 10 hours before I began to get relief. Worst pain ever, childbirth doesn't even come close. Western Washington University Medical Center in Seattle. I'll never go back there again. I still get sinus headaches on that right side occasionally that aren't as severe but last 3 days. It's been 20 years and I still get them. Watching this video helps me understand why the pain is so all over the right side of my head, face, ear, and even down my neck, referred pain.
I’d love to see more explanations of sports based injuries, the one on calf strains was really informative and has helped me take actions to reduce calf strains.
So interesting. You explain everything so well. Thank you!
Thank you!
Wow I have learnt more watching your videos then previously my years at school this is a fantastic and learning channel that will help a lot of people so thank you for uploading the videos and giving your time to do so I really do appreciate it
It’s crazy how such an amazing process can happen within milliseconds
I love this channel! I found it after researching causes for the migraines I experience and I love also learning everything else! Love it!
That Excedrin Migrane stuff worked for mine back in the day.
I feel your pain, man. They SUCK!
Cold food enters mouth, Palpatine nerves: "Do what must be done!"
Well... This was quite an easy explanation to the most relevant problem. I wish Johnathan would have had being my Science teacher.😄 The way you explain... It's accurate & easy understandable. I'm always curious of studies, books & History.
Thank you!
I discovered putting my tongue to the roof of my mouth, right back at the top of my throat, made cold headaches go away, so I am pleased to see I was totally right and now I understand why!
Thank you to whoever suggested this be a feature! And now I know why we can feel it up our sinuses too.
I recently experienced a complete ATF tear in my right ankle. Can you do a presentation on ankle injuries? Love the work you are doing, great presentations.
I always wanted to know about this phenomena which we experience so often in our lives.
Thank you IOHA, accept my gratitude.
Can you explain why do my jaw feels in pain when I eat something sour like a very sour type of green mango?
Most likely the salivary glands
Or it could have something to do with one of the nerves, starting with "tri" lol, that tell the nerves in your jaw to overreact to the sensation of sour
@@matthews2965 you're right its salivary glands working over time when you eat something sour.
Yes!! My jaws almost lock up and are in pain when eating sour/tart things too! 😫 😬 😭
I didn't eat green mango before. Is that feeling is the same when you eat a pineapple?
So glad I stumbled on your channel and great to see you're rapid ascension to success. May I suggest a video? Concussions. So much has changed in what we know and how we treat concussions and any TBI for that matter. I'd appreciate it so much if you would make a quick and informative video on this subject so that I may reference it for my patients and all future classes that I teach. Thanks again for these amazing videos. Keep them coming!
Please explain vertigo, I want someone cute to tell me more about my suffering.
Omg i got that to
Basically, in your ears you have fine hairs. At the ends of some of these hairs are crystals which are involved with controlling balance. With vertigo, these crystals are dislodged, not in the right places or aren’t aligned correctly. So to treat it you can do some head movements to try and realign the crystals. Sometimes it just corrects it’s self. I know you can’t see me but I think I’m cute :) Anyways. Hope this helps x
stop drinking so much alcohol.
@@iCore7Gaming EXACTLY! *Alcoholic VERTIGO!*
That was my (now ex), mother in laws problem. Now, her MELD is at a place where she cannot even get on the transplant list. She is completely delusional about all of it. Thinks I can't tell, but my father was an alcoholic. It was HER VERTIGO THAT GAVE HER AWAY.
EDIT: It was 3 (almost 4), years ago when I busted her AND that I why stopped going over to her house and have since refused to see her. I have dealt with that shit once with my dad. My own (ex), boyfriend was drinking like crazy and I had one foot out the door. Then boom. Jan 2020 His mom is in the hospital for vomiting blood and the "secret" is out.
All alcoholics have VERTIGO.
ALL OF THEM. NO JOKE
@@OfficialMyxomatosis Jesus. 🤨
You're the best. Thank you to make these videos possible and to share your knowledge with illustrations and real examples, these videos helps us to understand our own anatomy, our own bodies and it's functions better. Please continue your good work and we will be eager to have new ones in the future. Cheers
You know YT are listening to you when you talked about brain freeze yesterday and gets this video recommended the next day which is 5 years old 🤯
This is a year old right now lol
dudes living in 2024
@@dirtspritestuff5850 we found a time traveler that forgot which year he put in
Love these videos! Thank you for them. I was surprised how much I remembered from Collage A&P and biology classes..
I really love the explanations in this video!
i am learning a lot of physiology and anatomy at the moment and your videos are amazing at making me understand all of this. great content
Suggested - Stop eating ice cream: "Nope. It's not that one. We're gonna keep eating ice cream because it's amazing." - LOVE that answer.
Thanks ever so !! Have seen many a person get hit with those type of headaches. Now, because of your explanation, shall be able to assist. Wonderful way you have of straight talk and showing the problems causes and behaviours. All the best, and look forward to more of your mini-docs. S.
Thank youuu! I love your videos, you guys are amazing and the way that you’re teaching is so easy for us to understand, I really appreciate your videos and I wish these videos had Spanish subtitles because I want to show these to my mom but she only understands Spanish
I just can't get over, how cute this young doctor is!!! Im just obsessed with all the videos about organs and Anatomy in general... I had no idea I would watch videos like this. Just so thankful for canal like this one; very informative! Love it!!!
I always get “brain freeze” in my neck. Never in my face or head, and I just keep blowing air out. The air you blow out is warm, so I just try and warm it back up.
Same
I generally will get a Frosty from Wendy's and one for a friend, but this is a challenge to said friend. You win, I bought you a Frosty, I win you buy me a Frosty and I have always just used the tongue to fix it for me.
Ok, I am officially a complete weirdo then!!
Whenever I get brain freeze, I get excruciating pain in my forehead and temples, the back of my neck, usually my right shoulder and off centre to the left in my chest. I then get pins and needles mainly in my nose and hands but also running all over my head, neck arms, upper body and struggle a little bit to breathe properly.
It terrifies the heck outta me!! I still can’t say no to my tubs of dairy free ice cream though. I am just extra careful when eating it and make sure to have a glass of hot water next to me. 😂🙄
Anyhoos, I was wondering if you wonderful people could do a video explaining Acute cutaneous nerve entrapment syndrome pretty please!?!?!
I have been plagued by it for the past 6 years now but haven’t met a single professional who can properly explain wtf it actually is. All I know is that it is pure torture, has taken away my ability to walk and I wouldn’t even wish this on my worst enemy!!
I really do hope you see this and make a video in the near future.
Hope you’re all staying safe and healthy!! 💜
Emily Ann what the actual fuck ?? your neck and your shoulder and ur chest??? from a brain freeze?? are you sure u dont have any health problems over there like bad posture for ur neck or like u have some health condition? if not then consider ur case a pretty rare thing lol
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I know what you mean. The pain travels down your arm to connect to your hand. It's like a funny electric shock but throbbing and painful. My whole body goes offline and I literally almost blackout but I have nerve issues and seizures too so.....yeah.
@@rozeminqureshi5196 wtf does army have to do with this person's comment 😭
@@929er13 idk... They weird like that
You absolutely enhance and stimulate my experience of learning; I love to learn when you teach.
I always wondered what the hell caused my brain freeze thanks so so much
I thought it was when cold hit the back of your throat. I still have my tonsils, and when cold food/drink hits my tonsils, or off more to the side than straight back, the pain shoots straight up to the top of my head.
This only happens with extremely cold stuff--ice cream, super cold drinks, like you said.
Fascinating stuff, as always!
Same for me!!
That is also innervated by Trigeminal nerve and partly Glossopharyngeal nerve.
This has never crossed my mind, but this video just made me realize that I have not had a brain freeze since my 'multiple neuropathies' have started some seven years ago. Hmm..
It gives goose bumps when every time he brings his hands near face. Specialy when he is dissecting something.
Awww!! How sweet, well i love to learn something new everyday. Thanks
You guys do an amazing job. To help people understand. Keep up the food work
I wish I knew about this channel a year ago when I was taking advanced biology 😂
That's interesting information regarding the 'brain freeze'. I have been wondering why we might get brain freezes! I must admit, my cold pain has never been referred to my brain; it's always referred to my chest area (mainly in the middle) and I was wondering why that was. Well, I got my answer!
Its really hard to believe that he's using actual parts of the human body ( except the skull).
the half skull one is actually real, someone give their body for researches
Bruh
ALL of the parts are real. Including the skulls. My father wanted so I followed his wishes.. When he died at 52 and I was 26 *I donated his body "to science".* He went to the local university that taught med students. It was free and they cremated him for me and returned him very quickly. At the end of that year's semester, they held a thank you ceremony for any of the families who could attend. I was the only in state giver. I was lovely. *I have already signed myself up*
It's such a special selfless thing to do. And so greatly appreciated.
@@OfficialMyxomatosis one of the models used in the video is plastic. The half head is real.
Thankyou, very useful.
Have you created a video on the tonsils? What are their purpose?
To trap bacteria and viruses from entering your body😊
@@Surdeigt then why do we remove them if they’re necessary?
@@Lalabooey Why don't we just remove one kidney? We can function with only one, you know.
@@Lalabooey They are useful when we are young, when our immune systems are immature, as we get older they shrink & are no longer very useful. x
These lessons are what biology should've been on
One of my friend is 21 years old and he has never had a brain freeze lucky man he is
I doubt this is true.
@@bobholmes65 im 21 and i have never experienced a brain freeze. But i got headaches and migraines a lot, almost every day. So ya not that lucky.
Nothing better than a big bowl of vanilla ice cream and a hot cup of coffee.
Appreciate your perfect lecture🌹💎
Thank you!
I wanna know how 111 people disliked this video??? Like, if you don't want to learn something keep it moving, what's the point in taking it out on the content creator? This was a well made video.
The closest I have had to experiencing “brain freeze” is experiencing pain at the roof of my mouth ... but never anywhere else ... is this normal? Lol
Ariana Torres same for me lol
That's brain freeze! :)
Thats where i feel the pain. Never understood why it was called brain freeze. Should have been called hard pallet freeze
Same.
@@ghostmutt4265 no it’s not that .it’s brain freeze because most people feel the pain in their brain . It feels like a sharp object just pierced your head and feels soo icy .
I always enjoy watching you describe something. You are always very easy to understand and you're cute. I get my brain freeze at the back of my head at the brain stem.
I get it in my chest, never experienced it in my head
I was hoping this video would answer a question I've had about my own body for years, but it seems I'm still in the dark 😅
All my life, I've never had brainfreeze... I've always gotten spinefreeze. When I eat cold things, I don't feel it in my face or my head, it *always* hits my upper-mid spine and sometimes travels down to my lower back. I'm the only person I've personally met who experiences this, and I wish I knew exactly why.
My best guess is that the nerve signal "overshoots"; instead of triggering the sensation of pain in the trigeminal area, maybe it travels further and triggers the sensation in my spinal nerves instead.
this was a cool video/explanation! Here's a challenging one though: The hiccup. Would love to see the anatomical breakdown and maybe the neurological reason as well. Why do we hiccup, and how about all those supposed ways that you can use to halt a "hiccup attack"?
I was familiar with the concept of referred pain in regard to heart attacks - but this helped me understand the etiology more.
It makes sense that the brain might say "I'm more expectant of my arm/jaw/back hurting than my chest... despite signals of distress coming from the heart."
The way the the brain fills in sensory gaps or attempts to under/over-correct is fascinating stuff!
I’ve always reacted to “brain freeze” in an instinctive way, it seemed. I automatically would push my tongue up to the roof of my mouth. It felt like the most natural thing to do. Interesting………
Can you please describe in another video what the interstitium is in the lungs?
Thank you! I’m from the UK and think you guys are great btw!
Okay anatomy's fun and all but i just want to say, he's really cute. :)
Right? He is cute! His eyes are dreamy
@@3ffrige y'all are simps
hahah, I haven't payed my taxes since 2005.
Simps
Gay simps?
Watching this made the two holes in on my soft palate start hurting again. Like I have a sore throat or something. Thanks a lot.
can we just stop to notice how attractive he is like?!
I'm afraid he is dead and dissected but i totally agree!
@@Promo86 the guy in the video?
Smart man always attractive and sexy
Oh dear lord yep, i ve had tons o health issues and docs, but i want this one! Or at least i want to go study medicine if he can be my seven year long teacher :D
Dude you are awesome. You have a super big brain. As young as you are with all of this knowledge you love medicine great job
I would love to see you cover how a stroke works!
This might just be my case but... i experienced brain freeze about 4 times in my childhood. each time i can remember incredible pain (worse than any headache ive had as an adult). I think this has subconsciously prevented me from drinking cold liquids too quickly because of the fear i have from those times. Its like my brain prevents me from drinking cold stuff too fast even when i try, even tho i havnt experienced brain freeze in a very long time
I am going to be 100% honest I have NEVER had a brain freeze...
Me either😅 but I have gotten a throat freeze before
That’s kinda weird depending on your age I guess. I would try to make myself get one, just to ensure I had a brain to freeze:)
@Backruborbust, I am 11...
in regards to the pressure on the roof of the mouth, pressure transfers heat more quickly. Though I'm not sure how much quicker in this specific case, probably not enough to matter but do remember under pressure things increase in temperature, and if temperature is already being transferred, it just accelerates the process. If you take a small piece of metal and hit it real hard a few times with a hammer, it gets hot quick, even though the metal and the hammer are cold, just the friction and pressure increase the temperature.
I'll pretend I understan everything.
*me at school*
Just love your videos … hectic to see those cadavers as a non medical student but so interesting!! Your explanations are spot on, thanks from South Africa 🇿🇦 💫
When I have a brain freeze I feel it in the centre of my brain it feels like it’s being squeezed so bad oh god I never wanted to die so much it was so painful.
Only happens when I’m too quick to eat my slushie
Waiting for this vid to be on everyone’s recommended
When your eating cold things take breaks and blow hot air from your lungs out through your mouth.
One thing that i do which seems to help is blocking the uninvolved nostril, if it is on one side like with me, and i breath or mostly exhale warm lung air rapidely and repeatidly thru the affected side(nostril). It helps either by warming the local blood flow, or stops me from eating ice cream till the pain goes away
my homie jeremy in the back, rip king
In addition to the tongue on the roof of the mouth trick, I've found that also placing the palms of the hands on either side of the nose, with the fingers extending over the forehead, and the "piniky finger" side of the base of the palms pressing in against the nostrils with the rest of the palm over the sinuses, and applying firm but gentle pressure, tends to help it resolve more quickly.
I've never experienced this, I crunch ice, I can eat cold things until my mouth is numb and burns but I've never had this reaction!
its if you drink it not just keep it in your mouth lol
@@KazunaiOwO I don't get it when i drink ice cold drinks either thought thats was a given from what I said above. I hardly go round with a bowl of ice eating it like food u numpty lol
@@mellier7762 calm tf down fnaf doll i was just making sure
“And…. Goodbye.” That was adorable 😂
Whenever I get a brain freeze, I feel it in my upper back 😅
I was looking for a comment like this because I do too. Feels like a stabbing pain in my upper back. OUCH.
I do too
Me too! Right between my shoulder blades.
I'm learning so much about random topics about the human body. Stuff that would of been cool to learn about in high school
Is anyone else here to get a head start on being a surgeon/medical professional? Well, I certainly am 😂😂😂
I know this channel is more dor medical students but I love watching you guys. I study Business administrativen BTW
You are cute 😭 so cute dear and thanks dude for helping us like that
We all really like to watch you *cough cough* I mean your video 😀 so keep it up and please help us more we are really enjoying and love your work ❤️ saranghae 💜🙂
Can you explain in depth how the face turns red? And how the blood vessels all come to the face when embarrassed, laughing, drunk, etc. (Asian glow)
Is that the model of skeleton that usually hangs behind you lying on the bed?
I got it ! That skeleton had to take a rest to make us understand everything.
No, it's a cadaver
I love your TH-cam videos they are awesome. I am not a medical student but I love this stuff thank you so much
yeah you can call that mental freeze
Thank you for the information. Learned alot here. Subscribed
Awesome, thank you!
Imagine a brain freeze x100. That's my life with Trigeminal Neuralgia. Its consider *one* of the most painful condition. I always try to avoid getting a brain freeze.
I'm very sorry that you have to experience that. My best friend's mom has trigeminal neuralgia. She's been through so many hardships in her life, but she's never let them stop her from living and being happy. I think she's an incredible woman, one of the strongest people I've ever met. She mentioned that she's part of a support group for people with trigeminal neuralgia on Facebook--if you haven't already, maybe you should look into finding something like that.
@@flip.flap. I'm sorry to hear about your friends mom. It is a tough condition to live with. We just have to take it day by day. I'm part of a few TN groups. They definitely make me feel less alone.
i have had sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia memorized ever since it was said on Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman years ago
I never really got brain freezes, but now I know what would happen inside my no no library (brain) if it did
No no! Don't think like that!That is! My no no library!
I have a false palate along with upper denture, maybe this explains alot of the reason why I rarely have problem anymore!!... Was just eating ice cream and crossed my mind. Makes alot of sense!!