Gingers Can't Feel Pain Properly - THIS IS WHY!
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- There are ALOT of stereotypes for us gingers, and the scientific truth is even weirder!
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so if you're born with red hair/ freckles it's +1 poison resistance +1 pain tolerance but -2 environmental resistance. interesting build aspect
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@@TakeHit0 😂
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Tradeoffs, my worst enemy.
@Zyprus me too!
My brother was a red-head (and really into chemistry), so when he passed away I got a tattoo of the molecule pheomelanin to remember him by
:(
Sorry to hear that… my condolences
sorry to hear that. what a beautiful way to honor him. condolences to you and your family.
This is Biology bud.
@@SpaceCamelWonder lol
As a red head, I concur that I don’t feel pain as much as others, and I am a huge baby in extremely hot or cold temperatures
whoa, wild!!
I'm only a baby in hot temperatures
Strangely, things like small cuts and abrasions don't usually bother me too badly, but needles are my arch-nemesis. Got my flu shot today. :-/
I really couldn't say anything about temps. I live in one of the hottest cities in the US and summers are just summer, and I don't spend enough time in cold weather to really know otherwise.
I'm also ginger, and I live in the subtropical region of my country which is in a subtropical and temperate climate, and I really don't like it when I go south into the more temperate regions of the country, and I love the summer here, but if I was to live further north in a tropical region I would probably feel way too hot in January, in say Fiji or Brisbane. And I might be an outlier as far as gingers go because most probably enjoy that temperate climate over the arctic, tropical or even subtropical.
I’m a ginger and someone stuffed up somewhere because I don’t feel temperature at all, yet I feel pain a lot…
I'm a natural redhead and currently have a pain doc tell me that that particular gene is what causes my low pain tolerance as well as the need more more anesthesia then other people. I researched it and found a lot of data supporting this as well. I've never heard of it causing a high pain tolerance. Also, I truly do not handle pain well at all. Like, disabled due to back pain, not well.
Yeah, it's so confusing with all this contradicting information. But if this particular video is right, it must mean that your back would be terrible to deal with for anyone. I'm sorry you're in a lot of pain.
There are other issues that caused your body to get _AMPLIFIED_ pain. I suffer fibromyalgia, and so my body basically misfires and my synspses get confused. Pain occurs both to an amplified degree, AND nerves register pain when they should not; nerves also register other touch sensations as painful. So sometimes just the pressure of lying in the bed might physically hurt, or hubby will gently squeeze my thigh and it feels like a vice to me. Not implying you have anything like this, just that the are OTHER conditions that can certainly affect how your body perceives pain. Autoimmune issues are vast and cause inflammation that causes swelling/pain anywhere/everywhere in the body. You MIGHT just be underdiagnosed or undertreated for your pain. Pain Drs aren't tremendously helpful in my experience, though I hope you have a good one.
*Chronic pain sufferer since 2006*
That’s because it’s all mythology science and not true science. They pretend to know but don’t.
Yo this is true asf, i went to the dentist and needed like a dozen numbing needle shots
@@skylarsadlier7730 There are multiple studies you can get online. Look up MC1r gene and pain thresholds.
Gene science definitely fascinating, especially when you think how much is still left to be discovered. We have a long way to go, SO much more to learn.
I KNOW!!!!! Me obsessed with genetics I can't wait to see what else we learn
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As a redhead, I don’t think my pain tolerance is any different than any other people, (although my sister used to use her nails to pinch me to try and wake up and I never really felt it even though it left marks) but I do agree with the sensitivity to hot and cold….we’ll heat for me. Anything above 65° is complete torture for me. I don’t mind the cold so much until my feet get cold, then I start to get uncomfortable.
But what is it like not having a soul?
@@ryansteve2893 it’s amazing.
As a redhead I absolutely can’t stand the heat, like anything above 60-65 is just way too warm.
so thaaaat's why so many Irish people are so good at fighting
lol
I was thinking similar. More like the Scotch-Irish, but still...
😂
Conor McGregor in a nutshell
and drinking, considering the poison resistance.
I, as a fellow redhead, suffered a collapsed lung due to improper anesthesia during a colectomy a decade ago. I'm still alive, but that was really shitty to come out of surgery alone and when they removed the treak the nurse asked me to take a deep breath and when I couldn't I thought it was a cruel joke. TL;DR we need better research on anesthesia for mc1r folx ❤❤❤❤❤❤
As a red head skateboarder this makes sense I’ll be hurting myself all day without thinking but if it gets a little too hot. I’m done.
Pain from Naruto was a redhead. So it's understandable why you would have a distorted sense of pain.
Gara couldn't feel pain too, he was red-hair too. :v
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Kurama AKA the Nine-Tails was also a redhead but Naruto sure made him feel pain with his Talk no Jutsu.
@@MasterChild117 cause it’s not physical pain baka
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OMG! I'm 57, and never dreamed my high pain tolerance and hatred of high temperatures is connected to my hair color - though I did learn about 15 yrs ago that my narrow and deep veins are linked.
whoa COOL!
Your pfp is pretty odd
@@eliasfilipe1106 lmao no its not
Ik yeah. I’m the same, perfectly fine at extremely cold temperatures but as soon as it gets above 25 degrees celsius I’m done
@@kobluesk no, it's extremely weird
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Me, a redhead, currently in pain: “huh gingers can’t feel pain?? Interesting”
Edit: I watched the video pls stop replying trying to correct me it’s a j o k e
LITERALLY SAME
Yup. though maybe, technically, I’m an auburn… got any science on that?
In fairness, I legit have a lot of body pain from arthritis, and I think I tolerate it pretty well.
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I have some red hair (mixed red and brown) I'm almost constantly in some kind of pain
Me a redhead, slices my finger open and blood is pouring out like a fountain... Casually walks to bathroom to get tissues so I don't stain my shirt. PS: I felt it, and I didn't care
As a redhead, I find it interesting that people who have red hair like myself don’t feel very much pain. The science behind this is very fascinating to me.
Not only do I have red hair, one recessive genetically expressed trait, but I also have blue eyes. The rarity of having this combination of traits makes me feel so amazed by genetics.
I feel that in my non existent soul! I'm red headed, blue eyed AND left handed!
@@mithias1 I don’t have blue eyes but am partly left-handed. I do certain things left handed and certain things right-handed. I think I do more right-handed though but definitely write, bat and putt left.
@@mithias1same
@@mithias1same for me..
Same, but I kinda got some chimerism my eyebrows are blond and my mustache is blond and white
Several doctors have mentioned needing larger amounts of anesthetic to me - I thought I remembered them saying something about gingers metabolizing medicine faster and being more likely to wake up early or have it wear off too soon? When you look it up, there seems to be a lot on redheads being specifically MORE sensitive to pain... I'm confused :')
I def feel more sensitive to pain! And I bruise easily too. So the “not feeling pain” part was so confusing😖
Yeah, I actually read this about redheads and pain before, but I don't buy it. I'm inclined to believe most redheads are actually more sensitive and just get more used to it. There must be other factors that come into play.
After surgery I was in excruciating pain and felt embarrassed of my "weakness". A nurse told me not to as pain is subjective and I'm ginger - hence have a lower tolerance to pain....
i also am more sensetive to pain, when my school did a pain tolerance test i was in a lot of pain but no one else was, the only thing keeping me going was my stubborness
@@kristinwistveen How did they test pain tolerance? That is really interesting!
Thanks for making this video. I found out about these differences about a year ago and it made everything I feel make sense. I don't care much at all about cuts or needles, some drugs I react really strongly to while others don't seem to work and I hate the cold!
"Don’t let the Muggles get you down!"
-Ron weasley
Chapter One, 'Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban'.
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Nice
I don't remember that quote
“He didn’t say that”
-Abraham Lincoln (1984)
not acceptable it isn't MLA formatted
I'm an all-round, 100% certified ginger. I've never been sure about the pain thing. Maybe that's why it took me years to mention constant pain to my doctor and get that fibro diagnosis.
Bruhh that's pain!
I feel this comment, I should probably do the same lol
I'm thinking about getting diagnosed with fibromayilgia, as I feel like I'm structurally overloaded and have the flu type bone pain all over.. when I was on the liquid morphine i had a productive life and work routine, when the feds cracked down on that i had to go to suboxone and am currently unemployed with a dirtbike coated with dust from sitting... becoming more broke and broken by the day. Hopefully thing's have worked out for you disability wise... I will probably have to get an attorney.
This is not a scientific comment but I just love your energy. You're so funny and full of personality. You were meant for entertainment. What better way, than to teach!
Can confirm. I respond differently to local 'caine' medications. They take longer to kick in for me. My son is the same way. I can tolerate quite a bit of pain. I worked a whole chemo tech shift with a very angry appendicitis and then walked over to the ER and had emergency surgery. I tend to doubt the severity of my pain because I don't respond like other people.
whoa I never realized I think I do the same thing as you until I read it. whenever I get hurt I always dismiss it more than others would bc I don't think it's as big of a deal
Ok so based on you two and everyone else saying the video is wrong Im guessing the video is to blame for these negative comments disagreeing with said. The title is to much of a blanket statement. Should be (not UNCOMMON for reds to have pain tolerance) meaning not all of them. Title needs work and the info is correct?
@@punxiegeddings2711 huh
It's actually only opiates, not any other.
It's a fallacy that all fingers are mcr15, as most redheads do not carry the mutant gene. It's a gene that presents itself with red hair, not the other way around and the presenter should of mentioned that, especially if you inherited the red hair. I was the first redhead in both family lines as far back as we could go. There are many other factors to lead geneticists towards testing for the gene,
Before we all assume we all have it? Get your DNA work up done as it's worth it.
We all know the real reason is because they don’t have souls
"Cause like when people punch me, I'm like oh that felt kinda good" HAAHAHHAHAHHAAH thanks again for the educational video sprinkled with playful humor! I love AsapSCIENCE (:
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You guys are like my favourite people EVER
Ginger hair, dimples & blue eyes are so enchanting! So proud I’ve got two children with these mutations! 👏🥰
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Trade off for no soul lol
… as a red head I can say that this is completely not true
"Congrats to everyone that only clicked on the vid because they are a ginger" 🧡
KINGS AND QUEENS AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEENS
my genital hair red for the first years after my puberty, does that count?
(I got it from my ginger grandmother who had red hair all over her body)
I'm not but my boyfriend is
I'm half ginger but with ginger gene expression in some ways
@@10mimu what is ginger? i mean its a fruit/veg but how can a human be ginger
Well done! My four grandparents were blue-eyed redheads and I awoken during three of my six general surgeries. Not to mention the dental and medical procedures I should have been, but was not well sedated for.
watching this with my ginger boyfriend. glad I can finally understand him
Idk man, glad to hear that the oil burns I get at work potentially hurt less than they should, but they are still extremely painful.
This is the weirdest thing ever. I was just shaming my ginger friend for having no soul. Now I think the universe is trying to shame me by posting this video. 😂😂
Should never underestimate us 😈
they may not have a soul, AND they have a hard time feeling pain ...
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I am a redhead and I one hundred percent agree with the pain tolerance thing, I end up injuring myself due to the overuse of different body parts during sports. I don’t however agree with the temperature thing, I can easily handle very cold and hot temperatures.
"Soulmates become soulless"
*Becomes Ginger*
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don't do this to me,,,,
Certified red head. Once I was getting a deep tissue massage and I kept telling her she could massage harder and at one point she said she has never had anyone be able to endure the amount of pressure she was giving.
I would say red heads 'feel' pain it just maybe that we interpret it different and can endure it better.
Well that explains why that nurse was so confused when I said my pain level was a 1 after just having 4 hour facial surgery.
And why they prescribed me strong pain meds I never took because I was fine taking tylenol.
I believe they’ll find that you can inherit those genes without the red. My mom was a redhead and pain resistant. But so am I. But I’m blonde.... very ash blond. And very pain resistant plus super resistant to anaesthesia, another redhead trait. But I got redhead skin with freckles and super sunsensitive.
This explains a lot! I have a chronic condition where I'm supposed to be having a lot of pain, and I do feel something, but it doesn't really bother me.
RIGHT! I feel like this too,
I came to say the same thing. I have fibromyalgia, and it's hard to explain to people how out of all the symptoms, pain is the easiest to deal with.
This is fascinating. I’ve always heard redheads are MORE sensitive to pain. My dad was a redhead, but I’m not and I’m extremely pain sensitive. I don’t know whether my dad was pain tolerant but sure wish I could ask him.
Heard the same, that gingers cant handle pain very good and need more painkillers to take away the pain
ginger here, LOVE the cold! but hate humidity- specifically that kinda heat.
us bae
This is a dangerous rope to walk. Perpetuating people don’t feel pain is literally why so many women, especially black women and POC, don’t get taken seriously by their doctors and die.
The way he pronounced allele was bothering me so much 😭
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I wonder how this relates to sedatives/pain killers not being as effective on redheads? I still have the smell of the dentist's office strongly associated with pain, considering their numbing stuff doesn't really work on me.
It ain't pleasant to be able to feel everything they're doing in there.
I've never heard someone saying "skin cancer" in such a sensual tone.
New feeling arising.
If you're not someone who would've been burned at the stake 100s of years ago, are you even truly living your best Life? I think not 😂 Another great video AsapSCIENCE!
As a non-ginger, I must say gingers are superior
we bow to thee
@@AsapSCIENCE Awh, I kinda like that! Hehee.
@@AsapSCIENCE No need to bow to a mere mortal, enlightened one
Thank you 🤭
Superior in what? To get bullied? Sunburn?getting stupid questions from strangers like " are your pubes also red..".. If its about that we are superheroes if its about other things NO F....WAY
Recently heard theories about how gingers and partial gingers have complete pillar man genes regarding strength and intelligence, so this kinda relates.
When I go to the dentist, I can usually still feel a little pain when numbed. I usually require a second dose.
Same. I learned (the hard way) that I metabolize “Caine” drugs quicker than is typical. I was supposed to have an epidural to help with the pain of childbirth but (unbeknownst to anyone) it wore off and I was left feeling everything while totally unprepared and confused. After that I started to research and now I speak up before any procedures that involve anesthesia or similar…
You mean you're _not_ supposed to feel a slight stinging regardless of the numbing agent?
I hope this video won't be used for bullying or harm.
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Why is this in quotes and why is it pasted from your clipboard? Original thoughts are extinct, that’s why.
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I'm not early but found it anyway
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I think there were redheads in my family at one time. I have a lot of redhead "traits" like fair skin, blue eyes, and freckles, and intolerance to extreme temperatures. I usually require more anesthetic at the dentist, but that may be due to having a low pain tolerance.
You could do a DNA test to find out if you have the MC1R gene
I was a blonde kid, but with age my hair has more and more red tones. I've always been sensitive to temperature, and doctors - especially dentists - think I'm faking it when the regular amount of drugs doesn't work. My uncle is a ginger, only redhead in the family - although dad claims their uncles again were redheads.
I wonder if I have this gene
It's so true. My ginger husband can jump into cold water no problem, while I have to go in slowly. He can tolerate pains a lot better than me, too, so if something is hurting him it must be serious.
the video literally said that it is reversed when it comes to thermal pain tolerance, so he being resistant to cold water is MOST LIKELY not related to his "ginger genes"; + you can develop better thermal tolerance, i take showers in cold water even in cold days, but when i first tried, i couldn't do it and felt very unconfortable even on slightly warmer days
Did you watch the video? The info presented is counter to what you stated about your husband.
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Great, my type (redheads) are only 1-2% of the world population, that doesn't fill me with confidence. Then I realise 1-2% is 75m -150m people lol
good luck out there bayb!
Nice video!
Just a little correction: in the middle ages redhead were not systematically thought to be witches: it's simply that they always pictured witches as redheads so only redheads are burnt on iconographical documents.
For the parallel: if you were asked to draw a pirate, you'd probably give him an eye patch, hook, wooden leg or parrot pet, just like in the middle ages, when authors were asked to draw witches, they would meke them ginger, for the public to better understand that this is a witch.
I thought this was gonna be about the actual ginger and it's benefits, disappointed 😔
OMFG HAHAHAHAHA
Oof, you were WAY off 😂
Imagine how we feel every time someone brings up ginger and DOES mean the plant. :)
Well before the 2000s ginger just meant that root of the plant you were referring to. Then things took a very weird turn in the late 2000s/early 2010s.
This explains so much of my confusing existence. Thank you.
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Now I know why I’m a bloody freak of nature
my work here is done
I have auburn hair which is a blend of brown, red, and a bit of blond. What I didn't know is that it's actually a form of red hair, it's just that it varies heavily with lighting. So the gene was always present. I always had trouble with anesthesia and I finally found out why after so long
who else isn’t even red head and is still watching it
I'm a ginger. My mum is Jewish and mediterranean looking. My dad is British with brown hair. My mum's mother had ginger hair. My siblings have my mum's features while I follow my dad.
my favorite video and i’ve been watching for years, love this genuine discussion well done 👍
Eric cartman has done similar research
I know so so many red heads, probably because I live in Ireland-
Conas ah taw 2?
highest population of red heads in the world!
@@walkingtalking123 tá mé go maith!!
Awesome!
@@Host-lessGhost Go raibh maith agat
Video didn’t need to be this long. Easy answer. No soul no pain
As a ginger, I approve this message. I am surprised you didn't mention our hive mind, though.
or that we DO HAVE SOULS!
We do! I have six, even!
@@karlhenke91 in ur basement?
'Gingers can't feel pain properly', probably a side effect of having no soul
My hair is kind of auburn/moggy tortoiseshell, and I've had some weird experiences with pain that, in hindsight, this video explained. I remember having a very bad bout of cellulitis (as in, had to be rushed to hospital to be put on IV antibiotics for a week bad,) and when I was in the ambulance, the paramedic asked me if I wanted medication for the pain. I was a bit confused by this, because, as far as I could tell, I wasn't in enough pain to need medication, so I said no, I'm fine thanks. "It's okay to need painkillers, you know - don't think you need to be brave and tough it out," he said. I assured him I wasn't doing that. He pointed to the heart monitor I was attached to, and explained that he could tell I was in pain because my pulse and heart rate were racing, and that was typical of someone with my condition who was in a lot of pain. Well then I was REALLY confused, and found myself scrutinising my senses and thinking "AM I in pain then? I don't feel like I'm in painkiller-worthy pain, but maybe I'm just being unobservant..." (I also had a temperature of 105, so it was possible my brain wasn't firing on all cylinders.) In the end I decided to take his word for it and agreed to have the medication.
It's possible you went into shock
Wow you guys managed to post this video the day we started learning about this stuff in science!
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All i know is that redheads are good kissers.
We are, isn't it great? 🥰
whoa, I blush
@@AsapSCIENCE YOU must demonstrate...🥰🤣
I am an example why that isnt true, or am I the exception?
We’ve been talking about punnet squares, dominant, and recessive allele and such in science. When you started talking about cells and heredity I felt so smart because I knew what you were talking about.
Wow! That's why I like genetics! It's so fascinating.
TRULY!!!
My brother is not a red head, but he doesn’t respond to local anesthesia the way most people do. He got surgery for an ingrown toenail and the anesthesia didn’t work. He told them to do it anyway (I don’t know what compelled him to do that and why the doctors listened to him) and he told me it was the worst pain of his life. Then about an hour or two after the surgery the anesthesia finally kicked in.
I’m a red head and I’m extremely sensitive to pain I envy y’all
Honestly I thought it was 'gingers are more sensitive to pain' so when he mentioned the pain thing I was like "wait wasn't it opposite?" xD
Idk how my pain is in relation to others though.
Also explains why it takes me forever to wake up from anesthesia.
Dr: "she should've been awake by now"
Wait. No it doesn't. Unless they're giving me too much. I am small. Anesthesia is *increased* for red heads as much as 20%. But my mom (nurse) insists they only go by weight.
They have gingervitous
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I never heard anyone say that gingers can't feel pain until I saw this
Ed Sheeran
can't feel pain
Interesting and very informative way to tell us about your pain kink.
If there's different levels of Pheomelanin, does that result in different hair shades? Or is it more to do with the type.
And does the amount of Pheomelanin or colour affect the pain reseptors differently?
yes to the first question, and they can't quite FULLY correlate it yet, but the research is still coming in. SUCH GOOD QUESTIONS!
If I recall correctly, there are two types of Eumelanins, black and brown, and one type of pheomelanin. Your hair color is determined by which combination you have and how much of each melanin you have. E.g. You have to have very little brown melanin and nothing else, you get blonde hair. If you have very little brown melanin and combine that with some pheomelanin you get red hair (shade depending on the amount of pheomelanin). If you have very little brown melanin and very little black melanin you get brown hair. If you have more than just a little black melanin, you have black hair. As humans have several genes that produce more black melanin, most people have black hair, and would still have had black hair even if you removed a few of those black melanin genes.
Fun fact:
despite what we are taught in school about hair colours being predicted on a recessive-dominant 4xpunnet square, they're actually a combo of cumulative, dominant and recessive.
You have way more than just 2 alleles coding for it, those alleles are on multiple chromosomes, and the expression of the alleles is also partly decided by environment factors outside of genetics.
So your coding for blonde hair might be something like
"BBbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbgggg"
not something as simple as the "bg" shown on punnet squares
(I'm going B-brown, b-blonde, g-ginger btw)
It's why hair colour may change with age if the alleles of one colour are at the ends of chromosomes (and get destroyed) or are on sections of chromosomes which will get activated later on by hormones eg, plenty of kids born with blonde hair, through puberty change to brown hair.
side note I didn't mention, not only are there multiple locations for the hair colour alleles, there's also multiple versions of each allele, think blonde.v1 blonde.v2 etc etc which will interact differently with other hair colour alleles, hormone influences and external inputs. Basically this just gets more and more complex the more you try understand it.
And it's just hair colour.
FYI- eye colour is the same sort of coding as hair colour. It's why a punnet square won't explain eye pattern(sunflower, cornflower etc), coloured flecks and other unique parts of eye colour. In general people's eye colour won't change as much over time though, since the cells aren't being replaced as often as actively growing hair is.
The recessive-dominant punnet square used on traits like eye and hair colour is just a good teaching method because it gets kids interested.
The more accurate examples for teachers to use would be widow's peaks, attached/detached earlobes etc which are truly dominant recessive. But that wouldn't get kids interested would it?
Back on topic.
Based off of how hair colour *actually* works, it's likely that people would express the pain resistance to different levels even between gingers based off of how many copies, amd which specific copies, of the ginger allele they have.
But considering that even something "simple" like hair colour coding still isn't 100'/, understood it's going to take a while to fully figure out the link between hair colour alleles and that pain reception difference.
@@Mel-qr5ob Who knew hair could be so damn interesting !! It's a little frustrating having a question and there's no answer to it yet. Who knows maybe in a few years we will! Soooo cool
@@Mel-qr5ob The squares are also just easier for kids to understand. Try explaining epigenetics to a school child. My hair personally changed color at least three times growing up and I've had hair follicles grey and switch back to properly pigmented so that just the tip was grey.
I am a big baby about hot and cold, but didn't need narcotics after my last couple surgeries. This explains a lot.
Me and my friend watching: *scared*
(My friend is a ginger)
I'm a red head and I find tattoos and piercings relaxing lol i've definitely noticed my pain tolerance being higher than my friends.
I've also noticed though, that I need way more numbing at the dentist. and when I had my wisdom teeth taken out - the surgeon told me that is a thing.. that redheads are less sensitive to pain medication and often require more.
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Me, a redhead with a chronic pain condition: 👁👄👁
The truth about gingers is: I want them for a snack! 😋
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Gingers don't feel as much pain because they have no soul, no humanity, and thus no feeling. This leads to reduced pain.
South Park was right. Can't feel pain. No soul.
I absolutely hate that show with all of my soul which I have🙂 and.now.I dont like u🙂
I’m a red-head in almost every sense of the word. The only thing I lack are freckles on my face (which I find hugely disappointing because I think they’re adorable), but I have them on my arms and legs. I don’t think I have a high tolerance for pain. I feel like I’m a wimp when it comes down to it. But maybe when I do feel it, it would actually feel worse to a non-ginger? I have no clue. But this video is amazing! Thank you for explaining the concept simply without making me feel dumb:) Subscribed.
Gingers do have souls
RIGHT!?
I’m a redhead. Hate being cold. Love warm weather. Migrated from Scotland to Australia and now happy. Terrified of dentists and hospitals. Need extra medication to subdue me 😩
Wow I’m so early
love this for you