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Mike, I have loved your content from the timeyou returned with LIST 25 and long before you left . . . briefly, thankfully. As a type 1, Juvenile Diabetic, Most Diabetes is exacerbated by sugar, sugar does NOT cause the disease.
I was amazed to learn that paper production involves clay to give it a smooth and glossy finish. It's fascinating to see the complex processes behind everyday items we often take for granted. This video was super educational and well-presented!
Just tolet you know, Sugar does not cause diabetes, fat does and this is from a panel of doctors that have reversed diabetes for 40 years. Wow I don't think I have been this early ever. Most of the time I am 15 to 16 hours
Fun fact: The cornea is the front lens to your eye. The iris is a completely separate part of the eye, and the pupil is just the opening of the iris. The iris is visible through the cornea, but not part of it. Edited to add: do not rub your eyes! You can break down the connective tissue of the cornea over time and cause a condition known as kerataconus. This can lead to a corneal transplant. Stepping away from my nerd knowledge speil now. 😅
Back in 1977 in my first nursing job, we used to pack wounds with sugar and glycerine. Wounds healed fast without infection, even some of the largest. Glad to see we’re coming back around to it. Nowadays some of these dressings can be $80 a piece or more.
@@Bassingal The problem with that is regular honey may contain bacteria or organisms that can make the situation worse. Plus it’s hard to keep in a wound. As a semi solid the sugar is better for filling gaps and does not thin out like honey does. I do think the US should work on developing a domestic medical grade honey. Manuka honey from New Zealand is prohibitive.
My late father went thru a great deal of dressings later in life while being bed bound. Their cost made us grateful to both the home health aids and the other medical people for finding ways to make sure they were somehow covered by insurance. After cellulitus that got to the point of leaking (or "weeping," as they called it, which never made sense because it was his legs that were leaking, not his eyes; he was swollen, not crying), he needed wound care to come in periodically, especially if he fell transferring to the bedside commode for the latest Poopocalypse (he actually died like Elvis, from complications of acute chronic constipation; even though "fatal poop" is not what the ME's office put on the actual, legal certificate of either Elvis or my dad, that's the basic underlying "why" for what led to both great men transitioning to the next phase of life). But, I digress. The cost of some of these things that they used made me wonder if such expensive materials were truly necessary (or if their extreme cost was actually justifiable by the manufacturer or if they were simply taking advantage because of you need their product, you aren't exactly in a position where you have many choices left). His insurance was taxpayer funded. Always a fiscal conservative, I often wondered if things that would save John Q. Public a few dollars here, a few dollars there would be just as medically effective. (I sweat the small stuff because it adds up: if you save 1 penny back every single day, eventually you have $1, $10, $100, and more, so by sweating the small stuff, I try to pro-actively nip small things in the bud before they ever have the opportunity or the ability to become big things, if that makes sense, which is why myself and my mom/guardian make such a good team because at 36 and autistic, even though I need help sometimes, I don't get the big stuff but she does & she doesn't get the small stuff but I do, and together, we usually figure things out)
Another fine list Mike's team and Mike -- and your dog too. I immediately wondered if nicotine could be used to fight off mosquitoes. I stopped smoking years ago so I can't experiment. Plus, I'm one of those odd people that the little pests don't like to bite. I'm probably not drinking enough coffee.
@@jessicacanfield5058 WOW! I've never known anyone who couldn't float on their back. It's one of the things taught in swim school- HOW TO FLOAT. It requires using your muscles and moving the water and keeping yourself STIFF, but once mastered, it's a relaxation technique that becomes like second nature to the body.
The standard "Body Mass Index" is fatally flawed. It assumes that mass should be proportional to the SQUARE of the height. This shows total ignorance of Geometry and Physics. The size of an object of fixed density is proportional to the CUBE, not the square of linear dimension. In more sophisticated analyses of the mass versus height of various vertebrate species, it turns out that the TRUE body mass is proportional to the 3.4 (roughly, depending on species) power of the height because larger creatures require more supporting bone than smaller ones.
I have a curiosity.. from the consideration that a baby only sees black and white, then red. What if that's not the case and whichever color is first recognized becomes the "favorite" color we prefer throughout our lives!!? Hmmm.. just being silly, please don't attack. It's just a thought.
In the novel Dracula, why did the driver of the carriage that was taking Jonathan Harker to Dracula's castle stop and go where the blue flames were? "Suddenly, away on our left, I saw a faint flickering blue flame. The driver saw it at the same moment; he at once checked the horses, and, jumping to the ground, disappeared into the darkness. I did not know what to do, the less as the howling of the wolves grew closer; but while I wondered the driver suddenly appeared again, and without a word took his seat, and we resumed our journey." What was he doing there exactly? In chapter 2, Dracula explains this behavior to Harker. It has to do with a local superstition. The locals believe that the blue flames indicate locations where treasure (gold) is buried, but that it's cursed: [Harker] asked [Dracula] of some of the strange things of the preceding night, as for instance, why the coachman went to the places where he had seen the blue flames. He then explained to me that it was commonly believed that on a certain night of the year, last night, in fact, when all evil spirits are supposed to have unchecked sway, a blue flame is seen over any place where treasure has been concealed.
Inflammation is GOOD for your body. It creates an influx of blood to fix an injury. Yes, there are inflamatory reactions you should stop but when exercising inflammation is your friend - it fixes you faster. If you exercise in cold, it just makes you numb to the trauma and lets you break yourself more. Which means it will take you even longer to recover.
Corneas can grow blood vessels. Excessive wearing of hard (non-gas permeable) contact lenses can trigger this -- especially if the wearer falls asleep with the lenses on. Thankfully, hard plastic lenses were phased out a very long time ago.
COVID gave my brother Amnosia. While perfect for changing diapers, not so great when you left plastic on the stove and turned on the wrong burner. I feel so bad for him. He drenches everything in super hot sauce just to get some sense of taste.
I failed my lifeguard certification test because I am unable to float on my back... I start floating on my back, but over a period of 45 seconds I have my head straight down and my feet up in the air.
I use to be able to pick out ingredients in most foods just from my senses of taste and smell. Then came covid. Foods taste like burnt rubber or no smell at all. This makes me very very sad. 😢
Anyone who has seen a candle flame or any other fire, knows that fire goes up. Why would it be counter-intuitive to recognize that fire spreads faster uphill? When someone builds a fire in their fireplace, they start it at the bottom -- because the flames go up.
I'm just going to take your word for that. My father served 32 years in the ARMY and took more cold showers than you ever will, and he was a BEAR, a GRIZZLY BEAR, who ate boo boo for breakfast.
I take cold showers often. I have a serious aversion to heat. When it's 40° F, and I go outside with no coat, shorts and a t-shirt, they ask me if I'm cold. My reply, "Yup. I'm sitting out here with next to nothing on, including shoes, just to wait for some dumbass to ask if I'm cold." I had to go to the store one day and it was 35°. I got overheated in the store and a very sweet lady tried to give me money for a coat and pants. 🤣 I declined and explained that I am very intolerant to heat. I get prickly heat in the winter. I believe it has to do with the tumor on my patuitary gland. ~sp~ ^
@Bassingal well maybe he was grumpy because he ate poo poo for breakfast? I eat oatmeal. Also, your dad taking more cold showers than me is quite the bizarre flex.
I can vouch for you that cold reduces inflammation. Well, I guess I should reverse that. Heat INCREASES inflammation, so when I apply cold it relieves my pain. Or freezes me so I can't feel it! 😁 I have arthritis, Fibromyalgia, & neuropathy, for starters. When it's hot (like the other day when our power was off for several hours & it got to near 90° in my house) my pain levels can easily jump from a 2 to a 10! I have "booties", ice packs for my feet. I put them on & THEY were warm w/in 30 minutes! I used to have a high pain tolerance. After 68 yrs of life & all it's bumps & bruises, & about 30 of chronic pain, I think it's worn down to a medium-low! Pain hurts!!! Pulp mills STINK to high heaven!! Kaolin also gives us Kaopectate.
Years ago I had a daily 30 minute yoga regime. In 6 months I lost 0 pounds. However I lost 1 pants size. I obviously lost fat and gained muscle. Shows you how unreliable BMI is.
Back in the 1990s Hewlett-Packard made a glossy photographic paper for inkjet printers. It was the best paper you could buy, and made glossy ink jet photos that rivaled a photography lab. It's secret? It was very high in clay content.
This is a very interesting video but what I really enjoy are your witty chirps with some of the facts, you have a wicked sense of humour and watching a few of your videos really brightens my day 🤣🤣Thanks Mike!! From Janet.
Your BMI is more for a measurement of how hard your heart is pumping. Fat or muscle doesn’t matter, your heart still strains to pump the blood harder when you weigh more. One thing many people won’t discuss though is being around a 30 BMI is that you have a greater chance of fighting off diseases, especially cancer because you body has stored energy to burn and won’t get exhausted fighting the disease.
# 10 - Anosmia can also be caused by head trauma. I fell of a horse, hit my head on the top left rear corner. That caused my brain to slosh and run into the inside right front corner, just above my right eye. I have not been able to smell, or taste, since 1987. Food is basically just texture.
I am 77 yo. My grandmother would put sugar or honey on my cuts to help them heel. Being an Australian I was surprised about our Kangaroos. Never to old to learn something.
We use to use sugar on open wounds in emergency situations and of course not severe cuts. My husband lost his sense of smell and taste due to medication. It’s sad because I’m a good cook. 😊
The hyoid bone is not the only one not attached to any others. There are also the sesamoid bones, which are embedded in tendons or muscles. These are variable in number. The largest is the patella, or kneecap.
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Trust me. Menopause is NOT a moment! 😂
👀 Unless by "moment" they mean:
My existence from ages 10 through 45: 💞✨🤸🏽♀️🚣🏽♀️🪻👩❤️💋👨
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Did anyone else see a green oval appear?
Had an uncle who grew tobacco and hung it in a barn, you couldn’t find an insect anywhere in it. Ever.
Mike, I have loved your content from the timeyou returned with LIST 25 and long before you left . . . briefly, thankfully. As a type 1, Juvenile Diabetic, Most Diabetes is exacerbated by sugar, sugar does NOT cause the disease.
The last time I was this early she got mad and said she deserves better than 30 seconds.
Could give me the genius pill from the movie “limitless”… and I still couldn’t do the alphabet backwards 😂
Biology is the only science where division results in multiplication ;)
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i look forward to these videos they make my work day so much easier and better 🙏🙏👌
They used to use sugar mixed with iodine to heal pressure ulcers on the elderly.
I try to follow the science…but it usually leads back to the money
13:28 13:42 there's a random image that flashes across the screen,
"or the bizarre reason kangaroos have 3 vaginas" me:wtf did I just hear?!
Welcome back Mike!
Thanks lol. Been back for almost two years now.
I was amazed to learn that paper production involves clay to give it a smooth and glossy finish. It's fascinating to see the complex processes behind everyday items we often take for granted. This video was super educational and well-presented!
Female Kangaroos have 3 what?😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Vajae jae's!!
Makes me wish I was a male kangaroo
🤣🤣🤣
Well I bet they never have to say "wrong hole, fool".
Notice you’ll see men smoking a pipe or cigar while fishing. No bugs
Very interesting video looking forward to the next one 😊
Just tolet you know, Sugar does not cause diabetes, fat does and this is from a panel of doctors that have reversed diabetes for 40 years. Wow I don't think I have been this early ever. Most of the time I am 15 to 16 hours
F1 is not the only motorsport in which their drivers lose weight during a race.
Fun fact: The cornea is the front lens to your eye. The iris is a completely separate part of the eye, and the pupil is just the opening of the iris. The iris is visible through the cornea, but not part of it.
Edited to add: do not rub your eyes! You can break down the connective tissue of the cornea over time and cause a condition known as kerataconus. This can lead to a corneal transplant.
Stepping away from my nerd knowledge speil now. 😅
Back in 1977 in my first nursing job, we used to pack wounds with sugar and glycerine. Wounds healed fast without infection, even some of the largest.
Glad to see we’re coming back around to it. Nowadays some of these dressings can be $80 a piece or more.
That is good but sounds painful
I'd be inclined to use honey- a known antibacterial.
@@Bassingal The problem with that is regular honey may contain bacteria or organisms that can make the situation worse. Plus it’s hard to keep in a wound.
As a semi solid the sugar is better for filling gaps and does not thin out like honey does.
I do think the US should work on developing a domestic medical grade honey. Manuka honey from New Zealand is prohibitive.
@@jessicacanfield5058 Actually it wasn’t. Some of the “modern” dressings used today are really rough on the skin, and the budget.
My late father went thru a great deal of dressings later in life while being bed bound. Their cost made us grateful to both the home health aids and the other medical people for finding ways to make sure they were somehow covered by insurance. After cellulitus that got to the point of leaking (or "weeping," as they called it, which never made sense because it was his legs that were leaking, not his eyes; he was swollen, not crying), he needed wound care to come in periodically, especially if he fell transferring to the bedside commode for the latest Poopocalypse (he actually died like Elvis, from complications of acute chronic constipation; even though "fatal poop" is not what the ME's office put on the actual, legal certificate of either Elvis or my dad, that's the basic underlying "why" for what led to both great men transitioning to the next phase of life). But, I digress. The cost of some of these things that they used made me wonder if such expensive materials were truly necessary (or if their extreme cost was actually justifiable by the manufacturer or if they were simply taking advantage because of you need their product, you aren't exactly in a position where you have many choices left). His insurance was taxpayer funded. Always a fiscal conservative, I often wondered if things that would save John Q. Public a few dollars here, a few dollars there would be just as medically effective. (I sweat the small stuff because it adds up: if you save 1 penny back every single day, eventually you have $1, $10, $100, and more, so by sweating the small stuff, I try to pro-actively nip small things in the bud before they ever have the opportunity or the ability to become big things, if that makes sense, which is why myself and my mom/guardian make such a good team because at 36 and autistic, even though I need help sometimes, I don't get the big stuff but she does & she doesn't get the small stuff but I do, and together, we usually figure things out)
Covid can kill the sense of smell
Mike, your dog is adorable! :D
Another fine list Mike's team and Mike -- and your dog too. I immediately wondered if nicotine could be used to fight off mosquitoes. I stopped smoking years ago so I can't experiment. Plus, I'm one of those odd people that the little pests don't like to bite. I'm probably not drinking enough coffee.
Think I heard that only the male mosquito make noise…so when you’re going to sleep and you hear nothing….
The old comedian David Brenner used to make that joke on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson
Kangaroos have three what??!! And two pronged what??
Did anyone else see the big green and black circles in the video?
You have a beautiful dog!!
Thank you.
Make sense as manuka honey is a very effective wound care tool
#8 explains why we never seen insects smoking cigarettes.
13:29 what’s with the subliminal message?!
DO I HAVE A SUPER HUMAN ABILITY? I thought that everyone could lay on their back and float in water.
I can also but some can't I found out when I was a kid
@@jessicacanfield5058 WOW! I've never known anyone who couldn't float on their back. It's one of the things taught in swim school- HOW TO FLOAT. It requires using your muscles and moving the water and keeping yourself STIFF, but once mastered, it's a relaxation technique that becomes like second nature to the body.
Altitude is the height you are ABOVE the Land Surface.
ELEVATION is where you are ON the Land Surface above Sea Level.....
The standard "Body Mass Index" is fatally flawed. It assumes that mass should be proportional to the SQUARE of the height. This shows total ignorance of Geometry and Physics. The size of an object of fixed density is proportional to the CUBE, not the square of linear dimension.
In more sophisticated analyses of the mass versus height of various vertebrate species, it turns out that the TRUE body mass is proportional to the 3.4 (roughly, depending on species) power of the height because larger creatures require more supporting bone than smaller ones.
I have a curiosity.. from the consideration that a baby only sees black and white, then red. What if that's not the case and whichever color is first recognized becomes the "favorite" color we prefer throughout our lives!!? Hmmm.. just being silly, please don't attack. It's just a thought.
Nicotine is NOT addictive at all, smoking is
In the novel Dracula, why did the driver of the carriage that was taking Jonathan Harker to Dracula's castle stop and go where the blue flames were?
"Suddenly, away on our left, I saw a faint flickering blue flame. The driver saw it at the same moment; he at once checked the horses, and, jumping to the ground, disappeared into the darkness. I did not know what to do, the less as the howling of the wolves grew closer; but while I wondered the driver suddenly appeared again, and without a word took his seat, and we resumed our journey."
What was he doing there exactly?
In chapter 2, Dracula explains this behavior to Harker. It has to do with a local superstition. The locals believe that the blue flames indicate locations where treasure (gold) is buried, but that it's cursed:
[Harker] asked [Dracula] of some of the strange things of the preceding night, as for instance, why the coachman went to the places where he had seen the blue flames. He then explained to me that it was commonly believed that on a certain night of the year, last night, in fact, when all evil spirits are supposed to have unchecked sway, a blue flame is seen over any place where treasure has been concealed.
Inflammation is GOOD for your body. It creates an influx of blood to fix an injury. Yes, there are inflamatory reactions you should stop but when exercising inflammation is your friend - it fixes you faster. If you exercise in cold, it just makes you numb to the trauma and lets you break yourself more. Which means it will take you even longer to recover.
Corneas can grow blood vessels. Excessive wearing of hard (non-gas permeable) contact lenses can trigger this -- especially if the wearer falls asleep with the lenses on. Thankfully, hard plastic lenses were phased out a very long time ago.
COVID gave my brother Amnosia. While perfect for changing diapers, not so great when you left plastic on the stove and turned on the wrong burner. I feel so bad for him. He drenches everything in super hot sauce just to get some sense of taste.
I failed my lifeguard certification test because I am unable to float on my back...
I start floating on my back, but over a period of 45 seconds I have my head straight down and my feet up in the air.
I use to be able to pick out ingredients in most foods just from my senses of taste and smell. Then came covid. Foods taste like burnt rubber or no smell at all. This makes me very very sad. 😢
Anyone who has seen a candle flame or any other fire, knows that fire goes up. Why would it be counter-intuitive to recognize that fire spreads faster uphill? When someone builds a fire in their fireplace, they start it at the bottom -- because the flames go up.
Menopause in other mammals…. I thought he was going to Elephant, but since everyone is saying humans are making it extremely difficult on the elephant
How is COMMERCIAL paper made? A distinction that's important to make
Sorry Mike it's been a little while since I've been on here how did you go from list 25 to go okay thank you back the list 25
Cold showers are a chore to get used to but they're great when you teach yourself to bear it, they make one feel GREAT!
I'm just going to take your word for that. My father served 32 years in the ARMY and took more cold showers than you ever will, and he was a BEAR, a GRIZZLY BEAR, who ate boo boo for breakfast.
I take cold showers often. I have a serious aversion to heat. When it's 40° F, and I go outside with no coat, shorts and a t-shirt, they ask me if I'm cold. My reply, "Yup. I'm sitting out here with next to nothing on, including shoes, just to wait for some dumbass to ask if I'm cold."
I had to go to the store one day and it was 35°. I got overheated in the store and a very sweet lady tried to give me money for a coat and pants. 🤣 I declined and explained that I am very intolerant to heat. I get prickly heat in the winter. I believe it has to do with the tumor on my patuitary gland. ~sp~ ^
@Bassingal well maybe he was grumpy because he ate poo poo for breakfast? I eat oatmeal. Also, your dad taking more cold showers than me is quite the bizarre flex.
My wife just learned about the hyoid from her speech therapist for her to practice swallowing since she's had difficulty with it.
Why would anyone check with their business partner before eating an onion? I don't understand this.
#14. Did the writers forget about the bones in your inner ear? That would make 7 bones not attached to any other part of your skeleton
When I was a kid, my dad had a box of bug poison simply labeled "nicotine".
2:58 I knew this!!! But I also grew up by a local paper mill and we used to have field trips there
I was a scientist. A geologist. Specifically, a glaciomarine micropaleontologist.
“Science is advancing everyday” might be a better intro than that’s it’s changing. Don’t need to give the anti-science crowd any more ammo.
Rubbing salt in the wounds hurts, but also works for healing. No pain, no gain!
You are a great host, Matt. But i would like to give kudos to the rest of the team as well. There is a lot of great content.
Sugar takes the pain away from a burn on your tongue too, just let is sit for a few seconds.
Seriously picture someone pawning off candle flame 😂
Why are the officers trying to talk the victim out of pressing charges?
Love your little doggy,..
I do too lol
And people believe that the big bang happen in this all just happened by coincidence ha ha sure Fam! 7:47
Paper - long chains of hydrocarbons not hydrogen 😊
"Voldermort has no nose." "How does he smell?" "Terrible!"
Babies see red because they are angry and out for BLOOD !!!
I was born with no sense of smell.
The fire burning fast uphill can also be called the trench effect
I haven't been bit by a mosquito in thirty something yearsm
1 would have been helpful when I was in my 20s.
My mum's menopause, lasted 15 yrs 😮
Fire burns up faster than down. Duh!
I Was Born A Baby 😊
Wow, what was that like?
I think most race cars drive have do lose weight
Height is not measured in meters squared - do better.
I can vouch for you that cold reduces inflammation. Well, I guess I should reverse that. Heat INCREASES inflammation, so when I apply cold it relieves my pain. Or freezes me so I can't feel it! 😁 I have arthritis, Fibromyalgia, & neuropathy, for starters. When it's hot (like the other day when our power was off for several hours & it got to near 90° in my house) my pain levels can easily jump from a 2 to a 10! I have "booties", ice packs for my feet. I put them on & THEY were warm w/in 30 minutes! I used to have a high pain tolerance. After 68 yrs of life & all it's bumps & bruises, & about 30 of chronic pain, I think it's worn down to a medium-low! Pain hurts!!!
Pulp mills STINK to high heaven!!
Kaolin also gives us Kaopectate.
HOW IS IT KNOWN THAT BABIES SEE RED AS THEIR 1ST COLOR?
How many balls does a kangaroo have ?
I want my money back this was 26 facts
Years ago I had a daily 30 minute yoga regime. In 6 months I lost 0 pounds. However I lost 1 pants size. I obviously lost fat and gained muscle. Shows you how unreliable BMI is.
Back in the 1990s Hewlett-Packard made a glossy photographic paper for inkjet printers. It was the best paper you could buy, and made glossy ink jet photos that rivaled a photography lab. It's secret? It was very high in clay content.
This is a very interesting video but what I really enjoy are your witty chirps with some of the facts, you have a wicked sense of humour and watching a few of your videos really brightens my day 🤣🤣Thanks Mike!! From Janet.
Your BMI is more for a measurement of how hard your heart is pumping. Fat or muscle doesn’t matter, your heart still strains to pump the blood harder when you weigh more.
One thing many people won’t discuss though is being around a 30 BMI is that you have a greater chance of fighting off diseases, especially cancer because you body has stored energy to burn and won’t get exhausted fighting the disease.
You can still make paper.
# 10 - Anosmia can also be caused by head trauma. I fell of a horse, hit my head on the top left rear corner. That caused my brain to slosh and run into the inside right front corner, just above my right eye. I have not been able to smell, or taste, since 1987. Food is basically just texture.
I am 77 yo. My grandmother would put sugar or honey on my cuts to help them heel. Being an Australian I was surprised about our Kangaroos. Never to old to learn something.
10:41 So that's why Stanley and Zero spent so much time laying around on God's Thumb. If you got that reference, you're my people.
Another cute pooch. @5 amazing facts about Bella please (with lots and lots of photos)
Cute dog! ❤
Love the dog!
We use to use sugar on open wounds in emergency situations and of course not severe cuts. My husband lost his sense of smell and taste due to medication. It’s sad because I’m a good cook. 😊
The hyoid bone is not the only one not attached to any others. There are also the sesamoid bones, which are embedded in tendons or muscles. These are variable in number. The largest is the patella, or kneecap.
Science is like a perpetual game of "I Spy" where the answer is always more questions.
Good list
Glad you think so!
What was that green thing?
Saliva has many uses.....
Interesting video as always, Mike!
Thanks again!
@@list25 No problem!
Dammit! I missed your Video again, Mike!
I'm getting too Old for this Shit...
Luckily they stay online so you can catch them whenever you want.
@@list25 Okay.
Funny joke on the hairspray fact, Mike 😛
You all know this is an AI right?
What's an AI? Science? Our channel? What are you talking about?
When does the amazing part start?
0:00. You're welcome for the timestamp.