Big shoutout to Doc Schmidt for sharing his incredible experience as a GI fellow! He's definitely been the source of much needed laughter for me and my med school friends through tiktok. If you haven't seen his most recent skit where I learn how to call my first GI consult, check it out here: th-cam.com/video/CSJQkr0lKwc/w-d-xo.html
Wow, it’s refreshing to hear a successful person who needs a lot of sleep! My husband and I both need 7.5-9 hours of sleep. We are both very busy in our careers, but it can be done. I go to bed not long after the kids, and get up early and try be efficient so I can get everything done and get to bed early again. Watching half of this on a quick lunch break!
Doc Schmidt is awesome and definitely someone I look up to as a first year med student. He seems super patient and gentle and I can see how he can put people at ease.
Love Doc Schmidt! I would love to see him bring awareness to some interesting GI conditions like cyclical vomiting syndrome (both children and adults,) how many people actually have a gluten intolerance, Crohn's disease, etc. It's fascinating to me the connection between the brain and the gut. Thanks for another great interview Andy.
Thanks Andy & Doc Schmidt! Just wondering if you would be able to do a 73-questions interview with a physician or specialist who started their career journey later than what would be considered 'normal' or average age, like late-20s to mid-to-late-30s or older. For example, people who have spent their working adult life in potentially an entirely unrelated field, what made them want to change careers, and what obstacles did they face when going through undergrad (if they hadnt already), medical school, and residency. Thanks in advance!
Omg I‘m dumb. Just came from Doc Schmidt‘s video and was wondering the whole time what the „ND“ stands for. Now reading „Andy“ in your comment makes me feel stupid lol.
Thank you for these series! Extremely informative and give a good insight into different specialities!! Interesting to learn about different specialities. Really appreciate the effort!! Absolutely enjoy these Keep up the great work ❤️❤️❤️
Video idea and you actually mentioned it: chart notes on a patient that comes to you through the ER, tech, and GI nurse. One condition that's written up by those 3 people. That ought to be a SMH video for sure
Love this series. The question never asked which aspiring doctors might want to know is how did you or how are you paying for your medical education. Doc Schmidt's father was a doctor; is he able to pay for his son's education, making it easier to make decisions as to how long to stay in school? The longer it takes the more it costs in loans, not to mention the continuous, rigorous courses of study.
I enjoy this series though I am really curious to know which specialty has the best jokes. GI, urology, or some other specialty? I love the Doc Schmidt videos. Thank you for the laughter!
I missed the ONE question I really want to know from someone who looked into the intestens: What do people eat when they have the best looking colon???? What is the best food you can get - is it vegan, is it vegetarien, what is the best food for a good looking colon?????
pretty sure the answer to this is always a balanced, varying diet. a specific diet like vegetarianism is going to lead to a significant amount of certain bacterias and little amount of other bacterias that will lead to issues. not a doctor btw, but someone with a lot of digestion issues that has asked doctors this question a lot
As for the song id recommend The Great Gig in the Sky by Pink Floyd. To me it's about the experiences a person goes through when a loved one passes away. The backup singer does an excellent job at pitching between crying and grasping the gravity of the situation
Request: a lot of med students go into the military HPSP scholarship to pay for school. Would you consider interviewing one of these doctors to see what work on a military base is this,
Dr Antonio Webb did an interview with a military doctor. Dr Webb was also in the military prior to med school and he talks pros and cons of being a military vs civilian doctor.
With all do respect, he's not become a gastroenterologist yet, fellowship training is still ongoing Big difference between a fellow and gastroenterologist
Hi ND MD! I absolutely love your videos but I’ve noticed on quite a few of them that the volume is pretty low and it’s difficult to understand. Particularly with the individuals you’re interviewing. Lol 😂 Btw, my phone’s volume is maxed…
I think you probably should get some headphones or use a different device. I have watched nearly all of his videos and despite usually having some hearing issues, haven't had any problem hearing both parties of the interview
I use the Closed Captions to help understanding. Also, since our beloved Doc Schmidt is a fast talker, I often slow the playback speed of his videos to 75%.
@@Doc_Schmidt I love your shorts!!! I always forward them to my doctor relatives. They all love them especially my brother who is a GI too! Keep up the good work!
Song Dr. Schmidt would like dying people to listen to is "hallelujah" 🤣🤣 sorry I just find it funny because coincidentally this is the song I always sing and listen to after being swamped at work, going 3hrs overtime after an emergency procedure or dealing with extremely rude and difficult people 😂 it does soothe your soul a bit 😆
If it wasn't for dr Schmidt I wouldn't have found out I have Inflammatory bowel disease. I wouldn't have thought to talk to my dr about all the issues I was having and when I finally did he my family dr his jaw dropped and asked me why I never discussed any of it with him before. I never knew how many things the bowel can effect.
Aside from the brain, the stomach is my second favorite organ in the human body. In another life, I'd either be a neurologist (or neuroscientist) or a GI doctor.
Hello. I don't have a doctor and I don't know who to ask. Did the spit test, resulted POSITIVE. Did the urine lab-test 3 days after, and resulted NEGATIVE. Did spit test again, Positive again. Do I have stomach candida? I do have a yeast infection on my left arm though.
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Big shoutout to Doc Schmidt for sharing his incredible experience as a GI fellow! He's definitely been the source of much needed laughter for me and my med school friends through tiktok. If you haven't seen his most recent skit where I learn how to call my first GI consult, check it out here: th-cam.com/video/CSJQkr0lKwc/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the opportunity to teach people about gastroenterology! This was a ton of fun!
omg i love him so much!!! so glad you did this
@@thejarjosh I’m told I have beautiful eyes
I realy enjoyed this a lot. Hes so cool thank you!
@@breakthroughcase1846 for a “godly” person you’re quite judgmental aren’t you? You should be ashamed of yourself
Can we get a 73 questions with Dr.Glaucomflecken?
YES
Yessssssssssssssss
YESS
Yesss
Yes!!!
The man, the myth, the legend
indeed the legend
Lol I saw the thumbnail and SCREAMED lol he’s the best . Where is the wig collection ?! 😂😂😂
in the behind the scenes vlog dropping wednesday haha
Next gotta be Dr Glaucomflecken
man i wish
Probably super difficult for a private practice ophthalmologist to get some free time to do an interview hahahaha
Eh, I hear he’s overrated 😋
@@Doc_Schmidt hahaha man i hope he sees this
@@RickyMitts surely he could spare some time during his obligatory naptime between morning and afternoon clinic
He is remarkably well spoken. His vibe is 💯
The crossover we all knew we needed! Andy producing the goods 🙌🏻
hahaha just trying to figure out how to do a GI consult before rotations
@@NDMD haha, I'm still trying to figure out how to do a GI consult 😅
Dr. Schmidt has such an amazing smile😭✨
Wow, it’s refreshing to hear a successful person who needs a lot of sleep! My husband and I both need 7.5-9 hours of sleep. We are both very busy in our careers, but it can be done. I go to bed not long after the kids, and get up early and try be efficient so I can get everything done and get to bed early again. Watching half of this on a quick lunch break!
Lessssgooo!
just out here collabing with everyone 😤
@@NDMD It would be awesome to see Dr Mike or Chubby Emu
@@someperson7 ive reached out to dr mike..who knows if he'll ever answer. chubby emu would be awesome. i forget what specialty he is tho
@@NDMD he’s in hematology if I’m not mistaken
@@NDMD Went down a quick rabbit hole Googling the answer Now I'm shook. He's Pharm D. Had no clue.
I love that he washed his hands prior to serving yalls drinks haha. Cleanliness is a great trait!!
Doc Schmidt is awesome and definitely someone I look up to as a first year med student. He seems super patient and gentle and I can see how he can put people at ease.
The way you feel about gastro is how I feel about urology. It’s so diverse and I really enjoy it
Love Doc Schmidt! I would love to see him bring awareness to some interesting GI conditions like cyclical vomiting syndrome (both children and adults,) how many people actually have a gluten intolerance, Crohn's disease, etc. It's fascinating to me the connection between the brain and the gut. Thanks for another great interview Andy.
I have Crohn’s disease
Crohn's sucks.
Doc Schmidt is a doctor that truly makes a difference. Thank you both!
I'm applying for med school this cycle and my main interests are GI and neurology so it was surprising watching this video! Great work again!!
MU really needs a good neurologist!!! Hint hint... Good luck on your career!
Loving this series! I would love to see 73 Questions with an Occupational Therapist!
YASSSSSssssss
YEEEEESSSS PLEASE
I really enjoy these videos. Even though I’m not a doctor or in med school it is still so fascinating to me! Doctors are awesome!
How strange he doesn't bring up Mr. Jones!!! And he can speak at such low pace.
Quite the lineup you’ve had recently, great job!
we're only getting started
Thanks Andy & Doc Schmidt! Just wondering if you would be able to do a 73-questions interview with a physician or specialist who started their career journey later than what would be considered 'normal' or average age, like late-20s to mid-to-late-30s or older. For example, people who have spent their working adult life in potentially an entirely unrelated field, what made them want to change careers, and what obstacles did they face when going through undergrad (if they hadnt already), medical school, and residency. Thanks in advance!
Omg I‘m dumb. Just came from Doc Schmidt‘s video and was wondering the whole time what the „ND“ stands for. Now reading „Andy“ in your comment makes me feel stupid lol.
Cool! Now can you do 73 questions with Dr. Glaucomflecken about ophthalmology?
I CANNOT BELIEVE YOU GOT HIM BRO WHAT!!! Do you travel to see these people or do they all happen to be in your city?
check back in for the vlog on wednesday for that answer lol
I have Crohn's! I couldn't be more thankful for GI docs! Great interview.
Thank you for these series!
Extremely informative and give a good insight into different specialities!! Interesting to learn about different specialities.
Really appreciate the effort!!
Absolutely enjoy these
Keep up the great work
❤️❤️❤️
glad they're helping! :)
I enjoyed the reasons he explained as to why one would shy away from GI!
Inviting to awkward questions indeed! 😄
Love these! Could you please do 73 questions with a medical speech-language pathologist? :-)
Awwww this is so wholesome to see Doc Schmidt play himself
What a great guy. Love his skits. Super interesting qa
Oh it’s this guy… I LOVE this guy!
Video idea and you actually mentioned it: chart notes on a patient that comes to you through the ER, tech, and GI nurse. One condition that's written up by those 3 people. That ought to be a SMH video for sure
Love this series. The question never asked which aspiring doctors might want to know is how did you or how are you paying for your medical education. Doc Schmidt's father was a doctor; is he able to pay for his son's education, making it easier to make decisions as to how long to stay in school? The longer it takes the more it costs in loans, not to mention the continuous, rigorous courses of study.
I enjoy this series though I am really curious to know which specialty has the best jokes. GI, urology, or some other specialty? I love the Doc Schmidt videos. Thank you for the laughter!
Amazing collabs on both your channels!!! Really love this series. Thanks for putting the time into it!!!!!
Loving these videos! Can you please do 73 Q with Endocrinologist?
Awesome to know a bit more about Dr. Schmidt! Wish you’d interview a Family Med physician someday 😀
Never clicked on a video so fast. We love Dr. Schmidt
his voice is so therapeutic
I have never laughed so hard!!! I love the wigs and the anti-vax bits. Congratulations on the beautiful baby. 💕NP Tracy
The legend himself way to go Doc Schmidt💥
Love this man, I really like to work with him some day! Humble! Loving! Caring! Neat! I think we can get along well!
Thank you for this video! So nice to find out more about doc Schmidt
Strong work!
thank you so much Dr. Rutkowski!
Thanks for these wonderful videos! Can you do 73 questions with a cardiologist? Thanks so much
Can u do 73 questions with a Rheumatologist and an immunologist/allergist ?
love these series! would love to see one with family medicine.
Cool, smart and funny as hell. Fellow of the year.
The pictures on his fridge. A true dedicated GI fellow .
Thank you, I really enjoy the video as a medical student searching more about this specialty
Stop stop stop😍😍😍
I watch your vids because I like them
But now I LOVE them
Next the ophthalmologist right? Right!?😂😂😂
yall just start a petition to send to dr. glaucomfleken so he'll answer my emails 😂 i'm right there with yall wanting to meet him
I love how you washed your hands before preparing the drink🤓
After 9:05 and the following sips of water, just couldn’t wait for the__ ‘how much water should we be drinking?’
😂
I missed the ONE question I really want to know from someone who looked into the intestens: What do people eat when they have the best looking colon???? What is the best food you can get - is it vegan, is it vegetarien, what is the best food for a good looking colon?????
pretty sure the answer to this is always a balanced, varying diet. a specific diet like vegetarianism is going to lead to a significant amount of certain bacterias and little amount of other bacterias that will lead to issues.
not a doctor btw, but someone with a lot of digestion issues that has asked doctors this question a lot
Aw hes so calm here what a cool guy
Great interview!!
I’ve never seen him this serious lol. Great video!
Problem-based learning is the way forward.
Yay! Doc Schmidt !!!! 👏👏👏👏🎉🎉🥳🥳😁
As for the song id recommend The Great Gig in the Sky by Pink Floyd. To me it's about the experiences a person goes through when a loved one passes away. The backup singer does an excellent job at pitching between crying and grasping the gravity of the situation
Love that Doc Schmidt is in the St Louis Area!
this is the crossover that I've been waiting for! 😄
Hey! Could you do one with Paediatricians?
Love these segments!
Request: a lot of med students go into the military HPSP scholarship to pay for school. Would you consider interviewing one of these doctors to see what work on a military base is this,
Dr Antonio Webb did an interview with a military doctor. Dr Webb was also in the military prior to med school and he talks pros and cons of being a military vs civilian doctor.
With all do respect, he's not become a gastroenterologist yet, fellowship training is still ongoing
Big difference between a fellow and gastroenterologist
Been waiting for this episode for ageeeees!! Yay!!
For so long I was waiting for him to offer the second glass of water and then he walked away 😭😭
This is my favorite video so far! Keep the silly ones coming 🤪 😆🥰
Lovely interview....
my two favourite channels combine!!!
My man likes The Weeknd! I’ve been waiting to hear this lol.
Crossing my fingers for 73 Questions with a Psychiatrist!
When Doc Schmidt was asked about with who in history he would like to have dinner with, for a moment I thought he would say "Dr. Whipple" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This was a wonderful interview and learned new things!!!!
Do Dr Glaucomflecken next.
No way!! Been waiting for this ✨🙌🏻
Such an awesome video
Goals. Definition of work life balance lol love him
Would you mind doing one with physical medicine & rehabilitation?
Let's see 73 questions with Mr. Jones next.
omg Doc Schmidt you have a wonderful smile! And its lovely to see your non tiktok rapidfire talking lol
Hi ND MD! I absolutely love your videos but I’ve noticed on quite a few of them that the volume is pretty low and it’s difficult to understand. Particularly with the individuals you’re interviewing. Lol 😂 Btw, my phone’s volume is maxed…
I think you probably should get some headphones or use a different device. I have watched nearly all of his videos and despite usually having some hearing issues, haven't had any problem hearing both parties of the interview
I use the Closed Captions to help understanding. Also, since our beloved Doc Schmidt is a fast talker, I often slow the playback speed of his videos to 75%.
Nice interview!
Wait!!! In normal life he doesn't speak like he speaks in his shorts!!!!!! Why is he speaking so calmly????
I don’t have a 60 second time limit this time around 😋
@@Doc_Schmidt I love your shorts!!! I always forward them to my doctor relatives. They all love them especially my brother who is a GI too! Keep up the good work!
Song Dr. Schmidt would like dying people to listen to is "hallelujah" 🤣🤣 sorry I just find it funny because coincidentally this is the song I always sing and listen to after being swamped at work, going 3hrs overtime after an emergency procedure or dealing with extremely rude and difficult people 😂 it does soothe your soul a bit 😆
If it wasn't for dr Schmidt I wouldn't have found out I have Inflammatory bowel disease. I wouldn't have thought to talk to my dr about all the issues I was having and when I finally did he my family dr his jaw dropped and asked me why I never discussed any of it with him before. I never knew how many things the bowel can effect.
Wow your uploading is amazing!!
So great to hear from a Northwestern alum! Go cats!!
Were those ultrasound pics on the fridge?😀
I enjoy watching your videos😋
Dr Schmidt just got cooler omg.🙉👏🏽
Do you plan on making a video with an primary or advanced care paramedic?
Aside from the brain, the stomach is my second favorite organ in the human body. In another life, I'd either be a neurologist (or neuroscientist) or a GI doctor.
Did they do a full 73 questions? I didn't count but I think we got short changed.
Unexpected crossover with the TH-cam Shorts Poop Doctor! ahahah :D
Hello.
I don't have a doctor and I don't know who to ask.
Did the spit test, resulted POSITIVE. Did the urine lab-test 3 days after, and resulted NEGATIVE. Did spit test again, Positive again. Do I have stomach candida?
I do have a yeast infection on my left arm though.
You people save my life xD I have Crohns disease, always need a Gastroenterologist nearby. Though I hate, HATE, colonoscopy, the worst
Best one so far ☺️☺️
Um 🙋🏽♀️ I’d REALLY like to know the story behind Dr. Schmidt naming that gecko Tyrone.
And I want to know what kind of Gecko it is. Not a leopard, I know, since they don't climb glass.
Next, *dr. Glaucomflecken!*
Love to see it Andy
i'm assembling the medical avengers over here on this channel