What Are "Pins & Needles"??
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2020
- In this video, Justin from the Institute of Human Anatomy talks about the sensation known as "pins & needles", or when a limb "falls asleep".
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This body(subject) is real ?
I got pins and needles and it so sor
what about pins and needles that arent in your legs? what about if it was in your back?
What about paresthesia on the chin/lip after a wisdom removal?
@@kittynightshade4314 you got pins and needles in your back?
The worst is falling asleep on you arm, waking up to a floppy piece of meat and sheer panic while you're half awake...
The first time this happened to me I was hella scared while running frantically around my house in my underwear😂😂😂
@@isaacbaric1799 I saw my life of one wonky arm flash before my eyes in that 45 seconds of panic, then the pain of my arm waking up hit and I fell right back asleep. Life's a rollercoaster of emotion 😂
That can only ever happen with my pinky, feels weird being able to push it back
I had that happen just once. Thankfully, I knew about how that nerve can be pinched and will return once the pressure is removed for long enough so I was able to push down the panic until I could start to move my arm again.
If I hadn't known what the fuck was happening, though, I would have been a total wreck.
It happens alot tho .. 😂
I like how people (even I) call it "static" despite the fact of never actually being able to feel it since it's on a TV but the sound and the look of it just FEELS like what you'd imagine it to be
Static sounds kinda tasty ngl if it was a food I would totally eat it
Be quiet dude
Static would taste like fizzy water
If you look up the word “synesthesia” it pretty much defines that feeling
@@James-ef4wl you mean club water? (Plain Carbonated Water)
In Brazil we call it “formigamento” which means the feeling that ants are walking around inside your leg, and there is no explanation better than that to describe that feeling
i used to say it felt like ants when i was little!
Obrigada
We refer to it as Payya Mui Aayla meaning the same thing as formigamento.. feeling of ants walking on the skin...
@@delilahgonzalez3073 yea for me I remember I was at a pharmacy and my foot was asleep. I screamed at my mom that I had ants in my shoe but there was nothing lol
Boa noite 😜
what's weird is that sometimes it's not unpleasant, like when it's completely numb or a soft uniform fuzziness. other times actually painful, with distinct hot and cold needles like a sparkler going off inside or something.
Yeah why the heck is it a moderate fizz sometimes and other times it's a bomb going off at the slightest movement 😅
It's usually just a slight but very sharp pain for me, and it kinda feels good. Almost like how your tongue feels when you eat horseradish or wasabi.
Sometimes it feels like cold rain is hitting my skin, it's weird
For me personally, it has never been painful, and I actually like it. Whereas I used to have a friend that would scream in pain the whole time he had it. I don't know if it's that we had different levels of it, or he was just more sensitive to the feeling.
Yeah we used to have to sit cross legged in school assemblies for hours and I'd often get pins and needles. I hated the painful one, bu sometimes I'd get the leg going completely numb and it would actually tickle and the sensation would feel good
"what are pins and needles?"
**proceeds to whip out long lost great-grandma that disappeared 20 years ago**
Why did i read
*Proceeds to whip out long ass great-grandma*
@@connor3008 lmaoo
@@connor3008 haha
gramma beep beep
**CRASH**
-Jorbel 20whatever
I laughed so hard 😂
*EVERYBODY GANGSTER TILL THE BODY IN THE BACK SITS UP*
Blyat Man bruh
Blyat Man BLYAT
Blyat Man CYKA
^wtf is up with these comments
WONHO IS FKN BACK But still go to jail Han seo hee omfg ur username LMAO 💀
I see a lot of people saying that this hurts, but for me it is just tingling. My limbs feel heavy almost and sometimes depending how odd I am sitting or whatever I can feel my limb really warm as the blood returns to it. It feels like what a bee sting would feel like but without pain I guess.
That's how it feels for me too. Its just a small tingling feeling in the limb, and as soon as the pressure goes, the limb just becomes really warm.
Sometimes for me if I walk it’s a bit of sharp pain with the tingling but it really doesn’t bother me
It could be that yo haven't done it in a away the really hurts when you get up
It definitely hurts!
It tickles me 😭 like I’ll start walking and laughing
rest in peace to the two angels who donated their body for this. and thank you for doing so. Rest well my loves❤️
no, their bodies were illegaly exhumated from the nearest graveyard.
They can’t read, they are dead
@@maxotto9877no shit, but it’s the thought that counts
@@maxotto9877 right?
Babana🍌🍌‼️
Press "F" to pay respect for the person that donated their body for this.
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i love how in almost every scene he is talking in, there is a dead body in the background
Fresh kill every week
Anonymous Person r/cursedcomments
@@himalia7884 indeed
Is that an actual dead body? Is that a dumb question? Idk, for real
@@supersecularboypants Yeah, the cadavers are real. They were all people who wanted to give their bodies to science.
I know the corpse isn't feeling a thing, but this just gives me the willies when he starts pulling on the muscles & nerves, I'm not a dead body kinda guy. I couldn't watch the whole thing, but stayed long enough to learn about the sciatic nerve being compressed. Makes sense. I've had sciatica, and it's no picnic either.
so-since the signals that our brains interpret as pain when the sciatic nerve “turns back on” are the signals that are catching up after being shut off, would it be accurate to say that the pins and needles lasts (approximately) as long as the leg was in that position ? this is really fascinating stuff, by the way !
No, I've fallen asleep laying on my arm and woke up bout 2 and a half hours later and it was basically paralyzed and "dead" it started waking up I was slowly gaining the ability to move it again but it only had the pins and needles for a couple minutes at most.
@@nightshade8957 such an uncomfortable feeling when it happens your like half asleep and your arm is like a limp noodle and not working. I actually had to pick mine up with the other hand lol
Oh my god, I thought I was the only one that had limp limbs when sleeping. I would tell other people that every time I sleep or take a nap, one arm goes numb and my ear goes numb, that’s why I don’t sleep with pillows. I can feel the blood rushing back to whatever limb is completely limp and it’s extremely painful (especially on my ears). Everyone looks at me like I’m crazy and they don’t know what I’m talking about
@@nightshade8957 ah, that’s a good point
@@wolfslayagaming98 bro it scared the shit out of me when I had to pick my own fucking arm up off my bed 🤣
So basically pins and needles is just your body having high ping
PINGs and needles
Ugh someone already amde the joke i was boutaa comment
Thanks man I needed the gamer explanation
l a gggggggggggggggggg
Y E S
When my niece was little she said she had sparklers in her leg. What a great way to put it!
I have sparklers in my back 😬
My 5 yo daughter gets super upset when it happens, lol.
I explained it as “beans in my foot”
My siblings and I called it “fizzy (insert body part)” so “fizzy foot” or “fizzy arm”
@@im_sour7102 I call it carbonated. My leg is carbonated! It fell asleep. Or I have carbonated foot I can’t stand on it for a min.
As someone who is about to apply to the physical therapy assistant program, I’m excited I found this! Seeing the cadavers really REALLY helps with studying!!!! You make learning anatomy fun 😄😄😄
I have this everyday when I sit down, in my feet and toes. I had a herniated disc L4, L5 10 years ago. It’s never ended, I’ve just dealt with it and it doesn’t go away. I got tested for Lyme Disease and other stuff and tested negative. It’s probably due to standing all day for 20 plus years at the shop and various sports injuries. Anyway, I believe it’s just peripheral neuropathy due to age and back issues. Laying down with feet elevated helps alleviate some of it, but mostly I just cope with it and adjust.
I can relate! I had a bulging disc on my L5 and the pain was so bad I wanted to die because it totally ruined my quality of life. If I got 4 hours of sleep a night that was a blessing, and my left leg would completely give out at any given moment. I decided to get surgery and the pain was immediately gone after, thankfully!
People be freaking out that he’s using real bodies, without realizing the channel is called “Institute of Human Anatomy”.
I mean he is tho
Kinda funny too cause literally artists way back when could get hands feet or whatever they needed from morgues as references for their paintings or studies. "Hey George, still got that foot I was eyeing last week in stock? Sure do buddy, enjoy." xD
Give me your E G G S
And what’s wrong with that?
@@vincentjacobsen6165 aint nothing
Cause most of us are not used to see real corpses, not even on video...i was impressed by how much it looks like raw chicken i left out the fridge for long
I like that it's presented with a fun and upbeat tone, meanwhile there's just two corpses casually lying there lol xD
a soundtrack is everything
In this case I'm pretty sure they're called "cadavers"
@@notaveragecr6041 hostile cadaver
Hahaha😂😂💀💀
First thing I noticed 😮 Educational videos get away with a lot!
This has to be my most interesting channel of all time. Not that clever myself to be into the medical field, but to have this channel as a share for my “in-law-sister” who study to be a doctor and share video links without a single flinch.. this is so wholesome 😁🥰
Pins are usually used for joining objects to walls.
Needles are usually used for sewing or injections.
Hope this helps :^)
just some dead humans chilling on tables.
fOr sCieNcE
7xXSE7ENXx7 I mean he is demonstrating on one
They vibin’
With their legs opened up for us to learn.....ya ...normal stuff.....like ya...
WeLp iM dEaD nOw
I was thinking at first like “oh wow those are some really accurate models of muscles in the leg” but then i was like wait...
Yeah, those are real
samuel mccollam you and me both, kinda creepy no doubt
Hold up... are those body bags?😳
@@heypeter4052 yup
I want to donate my body to science so a man can play with my muscles and nerves so he can explain to people what pins and needles are.
Watching these videos is worth it. I have to overcome feelings of nausea everytime but I feel like the knowledge & understanding gained is worth the short-term discomfort on my part.
This is a great video in terms of information, and you did make it engaging as well. Great work mate!
Me: mainly watches gaming related videos
TH-cam: yeah he likes dead human bodies
GZ4Q Why can I relate to this so much, yet i still watch a full video of some guy playing with some corpse tendons, Rather interesting watch though.
Same
Same
Tarkov to this 👀🙈
I was search a good hentai an hour ago and this pop up in my recommendation
“Static” is a perfect descriptor! Exactly how I would put it. Reminds me of old tv static for some reason
I want to take a bite out of that leg meat they showed
@@amaterasu8314 what 💀💀💀
I thought of the same thing when I was little
Ye ik, When i first got pins and needles i said “My leg feels Static-y”
My eyesight is kinda static, but it’s not that snow thing syndrome whatever it is called, as the syndrome is described as black and white static. The static I see is when I look at like a wall and you see static but it’s not static.. it’s just. There. But you can’t focus on it.
I just throughly loved watching your video, just stumbled upon it tonight. I’m straight away hooked and I’m learning. This is awesome 👏🏽 thank you 😊 you are also a really great teacher. Cheers from New Zealand 🇳🇿
"Static" is absolutely perfect, it's what I've kinda visualised it as being all my life. When I was very small I thought it was some variety of energy surging around my arm (I often got pins and needles on my arms when I was sat in weird ways which put some pressure on my elbow). It was quite cool until I moved my arm and then it got hurtier until it went away.
“Crunchy type of sensation” finally, someone has put it into words
Nah, its a static tv sensation is better way of describing it.
No other more like static when u touch an old tv and ur hair sticks up
100%
Crunchys got nothing to do with it lol
I agree with static like the 2 above me, I would go get checked then make sure ur not becoming a crunchnut
Got that sparkling water feeling
Pins and needles feel like how McDonald’s sprite taste
lil Chriso severely underrated comparison omfg
Ruby best visualization ever
But for some reason I still drink it and that sweet tea though
BATTERY ACID!!!
@@muffycrosswire636 who the heck drinks batterie acid
I found this very interesting especially since I had a knee reconstruction surgery some months ago to repair my acl, mcl, and meniscus, and ever since I’ve had some nerve damage and there’s a section of the side of my calf/shin area that is constantly asleep so that’s fun haha
I love this channel. Things are always explained in ways that even a simple mind can understand. ❤
Funfact, in French the sensation isn’t called “pins and needles” but rather “des fourmis dans les jambes” meaning “ants in the legs”
Arnaud Ménard ok op
Honestly that's horrifying
same in Arabic and Bulgarian!
in Syrian dialect and south west Bulgarian dialect
definately more appropriate
me: okay, time for bed
youtube: *pins and needles*
Like, what the frick TH-cam
So true, I'm watching this at 3 in the morning
Same lol wtf
Gad McEwen
Same
I'm sat here watching this and suddenly I have started getting pins and needles in my foot.
Bro ive been binge watching these videos and i love them so much because im actually learning a bunch of stuff i love it its great sitting in my car smokin a joint and watching and learning to these videos
Can we keep the comments toward the cadaver, who was generous enough to donate their body to science and medicine, respectful? That was a human being. Be kind and respectful to them.
“Ah, yes, the backs of the thighs, that makes sense.”
-me, sitting on a toilet with a numb leg
Wait I’m doin that rn
Omg same
Pressure on the top of the knee slows the blood supply to the nerves by making it harder for blood to return back up your leg. That's why your leg doesn't turn blue when elbowing your legs because of you pinching your veins, not your arteries.
@@brianmcclenahan617 so at that point the traditional “look at phone on the toilet” posture is really doubling down on cutting things off, then
Left?
Guy: lives a long healthy life just to end up dissected in a TH-cam video to explain what I get when I set on the toilet too long.
Lol he didn't even dissect the cadaver for this demonstration, he just fondled it a little
doof
If that isn't life put into perspective
@@Matthew-sj2kp
He did remove the skin on the leg, though.
Why does it look like really bad chicken
Love the fact I’m watching this as I start to get pins and needles in my arm from lying on it 😂😂😂😂
My two observations i've known about it is when I donated blood, there was a sort of "inverted" pins and needles feeling. That one in particular triggered an adrenaline response. Apparently bloodflow can contribute to that feeling. Effectively you can feel your own blood.
The other one was i had sat on my leg for so long my foot when total numb (no response, unable to move muscles, felt like a peg with floppy foot)
Next time my leg falls asleep I’m just gonna say “sorry my leg is being crunchy”
Just wake it up smhmhmmhmh
Oh shit my bad, my leg is feeling like Fritos right now
I was questioning crunchy as well
same B)
This video should be titled: _"Man Plays With Corpse To Royalty Free Music"_
He isn’t doing that tho he’s showing us why we get “pins and needles” thru anatomy what u said should be the title for Logan Paul’s video
@@Joelaaaaa Haa.
Dr. Noodles well done for getting the joke 👏 👏
BNA7 did I ask
Dr. Noodles Did i ask if you asked
excellent video soon enough I have neurology exam in physiotherapy and with that depth of knowledge and approach I could get a good score. Thank you!!
1:08 Next time I get pins and needles I am definitely saying my leg feels crunchy
Man: donates body to medical research.
Medical research: PiNs AnD NeEdLeS
TH-camr 5 views
TH-camr donates body to science 1.1 million views
I wouldn't mind lol
Why not?
they use the bodies as instruments for advanced anatomical education, medical device training, and prototype testing
@@phucyu103 no, prototype testing is a part of designing & developing medical products. like where to put a pacemaker so it causes the least damage to surrounding tissue
Him: Parasthesia kind of sounds like
Me: anaesthesia
Him: paralysis
Max Ritchie I know exactly how this would have been said
I said the exact thing 😂
🤣👌🏽
I mean, the root words are the same. Para meaning abnormal and -sthestia meaning sensation. Anesthesia means without or lacking, so it works.
lol the first word that came to my mind was synesthesia
I absolutely LOVE this channel.
I have M.E and Fibro and I get Paraesthesia EVERYWHERE despite not sitting on a nerve - it mainly affects my pelvic area and feels like I am wetting myself constantly. I am unable to donate blood, tissue or organs and watching your videos has enabled me to make a decision about my body - I am donating my brain stem and spinal cord to the M.E association. My Husband wasn't too happy about my decision but I am happy knowing that I could help to find better treatments or even better - a cure! Thank you for sharing your knowledge x
"when you relieve the pressure, it sorta reboots the nerve"
imagine if every time your leg fell asleep, it played the windows XP start tone with the static
That will be amazing
Neuralink should have this feature, it will be great
Lol
🤣
When we eventually turn into cyborgs I’ll make sure to add this feature.
"Can you explain to me what causes pins and needles?"
"Of course! Give me a minute so I can get the corpse"
"Awesome...wait what?"
Very interesting. As a massage therapist, it is amazing to see what actually lies beneath the surface, instead of just learning it from an anatomy book. I studied fysiologie and anatomy, i think this would be more helpfull. Thanks you!
That one fish in spongebob: MY LEG
I used to say my legs felt carbonated or like my blood turned into McDonald's sprite
i c a n f e e l t h e s t a t i c
Zapp
Zzap
Zzzapydappy
Zzzzzaaazap
Sizzle
TH-cam channel: Institute of human anatomy
Comments: “aRe ThOsE rEaL bOdIeS”
are they
@@MicroScopeGaming101 Yep.
Donated for medical research. Makes for one hell of an anatomical model.
@@faultyblender3590 I wonder how accurately they depict an actual person.
@@Kamil-bc4un Of course, the best way to get a look at the human body is with a live person, but I'm not allowed to do that anymore so this has to do.
(note, that end part was a joke.)
@@Kamil-bc4un I would hope it would be extremely accurate considering they are actual human bodies...
I just watched one video and I have all ready subscribed I love you!!!!♻
Excellent explanation!
Me: *dies*
My body: *appears in 2120 in the background of a video*
A Communist damn bruh how old are you gonna be?
2120 HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
HWG 10IAR captain Picard would disagree
2120? That's generous...
A Communist ahahahahahahah made my day
He’s in a business everyone is dying to get into.
STOP ITTTTT😂
Touche
I'd kill to work for him
BMD #1 ☠️☠️☠️
G O A T E D
I'm watching this at 00:15am because I can't sleep and this was recommended to me but this is helpful and I subscribed but now I know my question for this has been answered
Excellent explanation of this annoying sensation that I too experience all too often.
awkward moment when the dead body behind him sits up ...
MrOverCritical1989 😲 OMG Dead bodies turn into zombies 🧟♀️
There not dead, just unconscious. They stay fresher that way.
@Amelia
Hast du keine besseren Dinge zu tun?
Englisch ist nicht meine Muttersprache.
that would be a certified bruh moment.
FUN FACT that actually happens sometimes
Do one about the Charlie horse in your calf that wakes you up in the middle of the night with curled toes and major pain
hate that 😔
That’s called a cramp
@@josephquinto5812 the two are interchangeable.
King Rama never heard it called Charlie horse lol
@@jessiesmum169 must be a southern thing. I've heard both cramp and Charley horse all my life.
Legit have learned more about the human body from this channel than any time spent in school, wicked.
I just found this in my recommended and I couldn’t stop watching
Can you do a video explaining “Charlie horses” or really intense cramps in our calves? That would be so cool!
I get that because of sciatica, brutal cramps.
just had a terrible one the other week and it hurt the whole next day
Omg yes. Last year my charlie horses in my legs had me in tears within seconds. Now it’s not as often but I’m also not on my feet as much anymore
@@Jordan-yo6jy I've had one last 4 days, I kept running and it would go away until I was sedentary
@@Titoo.1 yea it usually happens when ur on ur feet a bunch and then finally get off them for a while
Me: Sits down too long
Nerves: This isn't good, what should we do?
Muscles: Just turn it off and on again
But wait 15 seconds
Off and off?
Crtl+alt+delete yo body
@@I.am.Sarah. oh shit lemme fix that
Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣
Super fascinating!!
It's a really amazing channel 👌🏻🙏🏻 i am so happy study from this channel
I enjoy listening to him speak. He doesn’t say “um” or “uh.” It’s pleasant to hear and especially since their topic choices are so relevant and interesting!
Marisa Madole 1:58 “um”💀. But yes I agree, his speaking skills are exquisite ☝️😄
Or LIKE to start every sentence.
@@suzannemartinez3137 no not really
It shows he knows what he's talking about. It also shows intelligence.
‘uh’ at 1:11!
When people say “dead leg” they don’t actually mean find a dead leg.. 💀
This should be top comment
I found that out the hard way
Loved this! Thank you!
I personally mostly refer to "pins and needles" not as the leg/arm being asleep, but rather _waking up,_ and you saying it's basically rebooting kind of affirms that for me.
I refer to it as "waking up" because there are times where it just goes entirely numb, and the way I experience it, that is it being "asleep." To me, the pins and needles are more the state _between being awake and asleep,_ so either dozing or waking up. I don't wanna call it "falling asleep" personally, as it sometimes just goes numb pretty immediately, and I experience it more when it's "waking up."
Im just trippin out that he could just nonchalantly talk and toy around with a dead body
Same
You get used to it after the first few times
@@ricardolau4713 should i be scared by thus comment?
@@lolagracew3671no, I mean imagine a funeral director being grossed out by a dead body, or a surgeon being afraid of cutting someone open. They have to get used to seeing human bodies in ways that would be disturbing to normal people
Finger it
“I want to give my body to science” ends up being shown on a TH-cam channel.
I mean, they are donating it to science
Finally, Imma TH-cam star!
That depresses me. They’re not even buried. How do friends/family visit them?
Window Maker a memorial plaque or even a grave stone used as a sort of shrine 😁
Yep. :( sad, thankful for their contribution but .. sad
Thanks this was a great idea for a videoconference show and explain what that hell of an annoying pain is all about!
Me, with the Chronic Paresthesia, mainly in the Tibial and lesser in the Peroneal, yeah, stabby, poky, hot railroad spikes, feels swollen like I'm barefoot, standing on one leg, with all my weight on a single rock. All the time, even with my foot up. found this enlightening, and informative. Explained better than most of my doctors. Thanks.
The static feel is exactly how id describe it. But I'm not sure why its consider a pain, to me it does not feel remotely close to painful, but then again as soon as it starts i get up.
Sometimes it's just static but there's also a heavy/pressure feeling to it which is what makes it uncomfortable for me. Maybe not painful but very uncomfortable.
It feels ticklish to me, I can't move around without feeling giggly of how much muscles are tickling me.
twice i sleept on my leg for like 30 mins and i didn't feel my leg getting up, it kinda hurts yk
It might be different for different people. When it happens to me it most definitely hurts.
somewhere between pain, itching, and burning.
Does anyone else just start laughing like a lunatic when you're trying to wake up your leg or arm? The feeling hurts but makes me laugh too.
I do haha, cause there’s that irritation but i find it rather ticklish
No...
See a doctor 👀
@@AlyxTremblay Yes go see a doctor
no, i don't...
was randomly on my feed also I watched it and now I know more about this thanks!
Absolutely fascinating.
Foot: hi can I get uhhh *blood cells*
Leg: *blood machine broke*
Hahaha
Just like McDonalds ice cream machine
@@samanthaacevedo3482 I see McDonald's have this issue everywhere 🤣 thought it was just me
I’m fucking weak rn
The people who disliked the past videos are featured in this video.
They also voted for Biden
Mendie Chase I can’t tell if you dislike Biden or the person in the video does
@@mendiechase8277 damn that's pretty crazy but nobody asked
@@mendiechase8277 nah, maybe they tried to vote twice for trump
@@mendiechase8277 Biden won legitimately and Trump lost, you need to cope. Snowflake ❄️
I always called it static because the feeling reminded me of the patterns of snow I used to see on old TVs that weren't tuned to any channel
This was so cool to learn about thanks!
Imagine dying, being preserved, skinned and being used in a TH-cam video explaining tingly legs
zac Thats the point
@@iwillpunchyouruglyass point of what lmao
zac The point of donating yourself (yes yourself, before you die you can donate your organs and/or your body to an institution) to either A. Save lives by having people use your organs or B. Discover more about human biology, for instance, tingly legs.
@@iwillpunchyouruglyass I know that but like imagine if you wanted to to donate you body to Idk cancer research or something
zac We wouldnt have even discovered cancer without someone being dissected.
I thought the thumbnail was a messed up baguette
S. I was thinking that it was either dough or rope... nope...
Thought it was a giant rope.
I thought it was a video on Woodworking or something lol
I thought it was food ._.
@@sotis1756 is it bad the thumbnail makes me hungry?
I always find it interesting and slightly painful to wake up in the morning and find that my hand is cold and feels almost frozen and limp, but at the same time I have that pins and needles feeling, as much as I can try and touch my hand it feels like my arm is in another dimension
Do you sleep on your side with your hand (s) tucked under your head? Or some other way with your elbows bent? I'm no doctor, but you may have what is commonly called "tennis elbow". That's what I have been told I have, and when I sleep like that my hands "fall asleep". It's like carpel tunnel, but at the elbow.
@@Hephzibah16 Yes I sleep on my stomach with my hands underneath my pillow, I don't wake with that numbness every morning, but every week and a half or so, I do
Great and informative video👍😊
Logan Paul: *films one dead body*
This guy: "hold my beer"
Nebbus
This guy isn’t laughing and exploiting it with out the persons consent.
He’s educating and researching the anatomy of a person who signed up for it.
@@Benjamin-bj6xj Yes i know, it was just a joke ;) What Logan did was absolutely horrid, this is just informative. It was more a joke about how this guy has twice as many dead bodies in frame as Logan did.
Benjamin r/whooosh
oml when i tell you i screamed XDDD
The dead body this guy is filming wanted that to happen to them
Seeing him fiddle with the tendons and stuff makes my leg feel funny :(
Same
Yeah
Am I the only one trying to feel the 3 hamstrings on my own leg?
@@5Demona5 i was poking at my leg along with him definitely
It made my knee hurt cus i just dislocated it and I don't like that lmao
great explanation
I love watching these videos so much. Everyone says I’m weird for it, but it’s so interesting and fun and amazing to me!!!!! I can’t wait to take A&P in the next 2 years in college lol!!!
Several years ago I shared a tiny single bed with my girlfriend, now wife; I ended up lying with my arm on the edge of the bed frame. I woke up when I turned in my sleep when I was hit in the face with something warm and limp, that turned out to be my left arm that had gotten completely paralyzed. Could not move it at all for about half an hour, and when it came back online it was really numb and tingly. Was so weak I could barely use it the whole day, and it wasn't back to normal until more than a week.
The weirdest thing was my brain didn't even think it was par of my body for hours, felt like a heavy and disgustingly warm meat sausage dangling from my shoulder. Even weirder when I got muscle control back (although weak) but no sensation, felt like I was remotely operating a thing rather than moving my arm. Kept crashing it into things and hitting myself cause I had no idea where it was without looking.
Something warm and limp
It’s Richard
I know that so well, happened to me a couple times already because sometimes I sleep in an awkward position, the feeling of not being able to control your arm at all is very scary to me and the sensation you feel of it coming back online is both a relief and a warning in some way
This happens to me when i sleep on my couch. My arm will get put in some weird position to where i loose all feeling in my arm. So when i wake up I can't move my arm at all and don't have any feeling in my arm. So my arm basically turns into a noodle for a couple of minutes lol
Wow, cool story. Thanks for sharing. This also happens to me but it never lasted for an entire week. It only lasts for a few minutes for me
I've had the same thing happen to me to a lesser degree on several occasions, and every time, I've hit myself in the face with my arm. It's to the point where when I turn over and get hit in the face, I know exactly what's going on.
Everyone: are those _real_ bodies?!
Me: wow that leg looks like chicken
YES! EXACTLY! Someone else thinks that too! I thought I was going nuts!
Was that joke intentional lol.
Im kinda getting hungry
I thought it was a rope
Looked like some turkey jerky to me.
Great info.
I love this channel!
Me: never even searched anything related to this in any way
TH-cam: yeah she’ll wanna watch this 😎
Nam Jiddies same
Same here 🤨
Well I mean youtube wasn’t wrong
Same
Well, it worked didnt it?
When my daughter was a little girl she would tell us she had fizzy feet
im gonna start calling pins and needles fizzy feet now
@@martha-hy7vq Aye it's the best description I've heard for it.
That's so cute omg
That's amazing lol
When I was young, I described it as “the sprinkles”!
You guys make medicine look so easy.👍