I love how Doctor Mike is not only informative but incredibly respectful he is by saying it’s not fair to those affected by HIV to call this a cure and because not everyone can be treated with a marrow transplant.
Even worse, if you dont have any kind of cancer, this kind of treatment would leave you worse off that if you just took regulae HIV medicine. Yeah you wont be cured by it, but the transplant requires supression of the inmune system, wich is what we are trying to avoid when someone is treated for hiv. It may not have a viable cure (yet) but you can live till your hair becomes grey enough no one would guess what was its original colour with standar treatment, making the worst part of HIV the pill side effects and the stigma (things that should also get better as time moves on)
No but I think the whole point is that they may be able to, in the future, find a way to replicate the receptors and create a vaccine or medication that wouldn't require a marrow transplant..at least for certain strains. At least it's SOMETHING. Once the cocktails came out it seems like redestch has halted quite a bit. HIV was one tough son of a bitch to fight. I'm no medical expert but I know it just kept reproducing and was resistant to just about everything. I specifically remember too clearly when it first came out. (Ok not when it first came out but when I was old enough to understand what it was) I was about 13 when I first heard of it (circa 1981?) And I had myself convinced I had it because I has kissed a boy. THAT is how little we knew of how it was spread. Of course I'm talking about a time well after is was discovered and no longer referred to as GRID.
Yeah amazing... considering that the CIA developed AIDS and released it onto the gay population in 1978, it's surprising it took this long for them to starting figuring out how to stop it.
@@mocubez7846 like giving people horrible diseases that eventually shorten their life span and kill them? Is that the mysterious way you're talking about? Seems less mysterious and more malevolent.
@@corab.8753 yeah someone complained about them being a choking hazard. Now US "kinder eggs" are separated length wise with an even more useless and fragile toy and the other being foil sealed with a chocolate mixture that you have to eat with a provided plastic spoon/spreader, not solid enough to eat with your hands. I used to get kinder eggs as 20 years ago in Belgium. Usually they were pretty robust, and I still have many of them. The several US ones I've encountered have all broken before they went together. 😭
You are literally GLOWING with that yellow shirt! I can't register facts while I was busy staring at your eyes. You truly are gorgeous. You're nice. Keep going
Lol,when I lived in Germany we ate these for special occasions. America would enjoy kinder eggs to if y’all learned not to eat the whole fluffing thing!
Thank you for your efforts in promoting medical literacy. Medicine is such a highly specialized field that, short of trying to self-educatate (falliable) or go to med school yourself (expensive and time-consuming), there aren't a whole lot of opportunities for average people to gain the sort of knowledge that medical professionals have. So when you make these videos and you explain what terminology means, how things interact in your body, etc - you're bridging a huge gap in understanding. Your videos are such a valuable resource and I hope you continue making them for a long time. 🙂✌️
I work in the HIV field and I chose to watch this video to see how correct what you're saying is. I wanted to make sure that it wasn't "sensational" or full of half-truths. I was happy to hear you talk about the delta 32 mutations and CCR5 receptors. You went more in depth than I was expecting and made it easy to understand to a general audience, and this is a really great introductory video I could absolutely use to help teach people what happened in with the London Patient. The absolute ONLY thing I would add is that like cancer, there are different "types" of HIV. Not every strain of HIV is connected to CCR5. There are other strains of HIV that aren't affected by CCR5. Basically this "cure" is only "effective" for people who have a particular strain of HIV (which is less than 50% of HIV+ people).
Pace Marshall the other thing that’s being left out of this case is the fact that after a bone marrow transplant patients are place on immunosuppressive medications. Most people with HIV have normal immune systems until AIDS develops. Knocking out someone’s immune system to prevent a virus from doing the same isn’t really a “cure”
@@jaroevn honestly if you think you have enough symptoms to be placed on the spectrum then go to a doctor and have yourself evaluated. Looking on the internet can only do so much good.
My father had a bone marrow transplant for his Non-hodgkin's Lymphoma treatment. He had 50% of chance of dying in the first year from Graft vs. Host disease. He had to have both of hips replaced from steroid damage. A friend of mine Nathan had a bone marrow transplant for his leukemia. Instead of the high dose steroids attacking Nathan's hips; it attacked his spine. His spine collapsed on itself, and Nathan didn't make it. I hope and pray for a cure for HIV and Aids, but I agree with Dr. Mike that there shouldn't be a rush to call this a cure. Bone marrow transplants are tremendously high risk treatments. I doubt it would work in under developed countries where people can't keep themselves from getting sick during that first year. I look forward to updates on this and whether or not it can be replicated. A treatment for HIV that can put in in remission is a step in right direction. I just would like one from which people in Africa, for example, can benefit as well.
Worry not luv. We're curing it with herbs. Takes anywhere from 6months to a year and no DNA mutations needed. When I was 6 or 7 a university professor in Edo state Nigeria cured about 11 people. He died mysteriously shortly after going public. Another one year's later also in Nigeria died shortly after going public with curing his patients. The one you've probably heard if is Dr Sebi, who also mysteriously died in police custody after winning court cases in New York. He had over 150 patients cured of several diseases including both HIV and full blown AIDS. But alternative medicine cannot be controlled by big pharma and they won't give up their billion dollar industry for plant medicine. Anyway, my point is, herbal medicine is doing quite well down here. No thousand dollar transplants needed.
@@ikoghoe i'm so shoked to hear about this 😵 and the fact that i'm almost finished with my medical studies not knowing about it is just sad, can u help me find more infos about the cases cured? Sites i can visit?
you are totally right. Bone marrow transpalnt is very dangerous. It should be indicated wisely. There are some studies that people after bone marrow transplantation (without Graft vs Host reaction) live shorter.
@@afrotina2780 I don't know that you can find anything about the first 2 I mentioned. It was over 20 years ago and record keeping over here is not the best. But there are lots of articles online about the last one. Just Google him and info and testimonials will pop up.
The language in the paper the researchers use is actually "long term remission!" the media has started calling it the "cure" so I agree with you about that!
King Kato no, it’s actually not called a cure by the actual researchers who did the study. He is right and he does know what he’s talking about. I am a research scientist, and would tell him otherwise if he was incorrect about something. HIV cannot be cured with fruits and water.
Rose Lawson “research scientist” is something anyone can call themselves, it’s very non-specific. if you really are a “research scientist” what do you research?
I love that you spoke about it not really being a “cure” yet. I got my bachelors in genetics and my job is to do infectious disease testing by molecular methods. Even if they found a way to block the CCR5 receptor, the patients would still have to take the drugs for the rest of their lives. However, it would still be a huge break through if they could make it work without any adverse affects to cellular response due to deactivated CCR5 receptors. Fingers crossed!!!!
"Even if they found a way to block the CCR5 receptor, the patients would still have to take the drugs for the rest of their lives." Could explain why? As far as I understood it from an article, the London patient had stopped taking the drugs.
@@APHRODITEEEEEE dude, wtf? Why are you asking for some one else's personal identity? You (from what I've just read) don't even know this person. It's inappropriate, calm down. Unless it's a joke, but try making it clear, your account can get banned/deleted for this. And I know it's not my business.
@Gnuling, the London patient had a bone marrow transplant that had a mutation in the CCR5 receptor gene and the HIV virus couldn’t attach to it so that patient didn’t need to take antivirals. If scientists developed a drug to block the CCR5 receptor, it wouldn’t be a one time pill, permanent fix. The patient would have to take the receptor blocking drug for the rest of their life. I’m sorry, I should have explained better.
I imagine how medicine will look like in 100 years.. 2119: Timmy let's go get a vaccine against cancer so you won't get it! But mom it's just cancer -.-
But by that time, some other viruses and diseases may have just developed worse than cancer. As Science and Medicine advances, so does the diseases and viruses. 😞 but true.
Dr Mike, you are the most adorable doctor in the world, (I can say that because I’m a granny) you explain things so easily and clearly, it’s a great pleasure to listen and learn from you. On the other hand, I feel sorry for all the girls following you; with tears in their eyes and sighs in their chests (or maybe you’re gay and then I feel sorry for those poor boys with tears in their eyes) but you are a really great teacher above all, with fantastic communication skills. All the best to you, keep up the good work and many thanks.
Great video, thank you for being concrete about it rather than play on people's sensibility to hope... I have been HIV+ and on arv medication for 3 years so far... it's going very well, but there's always the fear, what if all the accidentally missed doses (as rare as they are) would add up and cause the virus to become resistant... what if the suppressed viral load can still cause bodily malfunctions, especially that I'm a smoker and pretty much addicted to nicotine... what if the constant use of meds adds up to kidney failure or other disorders associated with constant use of meds over a long period of time... watching this give me hope that maybe someday I won't have to worry about these things anymore, so keep doing what you do, doc, I think I speak for everyone when I say I truly appreciate your content 😁
Super Andy why are you so bitter???? She’s excited to see he got her gift tf?? Go be bitter somewhere else, preferably by yourself & not spreading it to other people
I'm a high school student preparing for university entrance exams for medical courses, and Dr Mike is such an inspiration for me, after watching his videos I feel that Doctors can also enjoy their lives along with their work, SO THANK YOU SO MUCH DR MIKE❤
@@brenplaysgamess3443 lol the emoji says otherwise if you like to watch his video you should give him thumbs up emoji not your heart gross and speak for your self ..
Often Acapella lmao 🤣 he is cute lol you think that but not everyone I don’t think he is cute at all, but that’s not the point he calls himself a doctor and share some information that he thinks useful for people like you but all you watch is that he’s being cute so many miserable people here care for yourself treat yourself right and take care of your health and your body God bless you 🙏🏻
1 year after was released, I decided to watch I didn't know the transplant part so up until now I found it strange that they weren't advertising a cure. Anyway, it's nice. Good for the people that were cured. May they have a very good and long life.
Everytime I watch your videos I feel like I could CRY because it’s so wonderful that someone cares enough to try and stem the flow of misinformation/make doctors feel more approachable. Keep up the good work and I hope you have a lovely day!!!
Thank you for talking about this case. I brought this video up for discussion in my Diseases of the Human Body class. I think my Professor has a crush on you now lol
It’s wonderful the big changes in medical science!! My son just recently got cured from Hepatitis C that a hospital gave him when they gave him blood transfusions when he got severely burned 86% 3rd and 4th degree at two and a half. So I have more hope for the future of humanity!! And thank you for being a great part of it!!🌸
Simon Kaggwa Njala what I do in my job is try my best to keep the virus from spreading... so this kind of thing just adds another layer and makes me hopeful that we are one step closer to eradication!
I love how Doctor Mike is not only informative but incredibly respectful he is by saying it’s not fair to those affected by HIV to call this a cure and because not everyone can be treated with a marrow transplant.
Casey Lynn 🙌🏻
Even worse, if you dont have any kind of cancer, this kind of treatment would leave you worse off that if you just took regulae HIV medicine. Yeah you wont be cured by it, but the transplant requires supression of the inmune system, wich is what we are trying to avoid when someone is treated for hiv. It may not have a viable cure (yet) but you can live till your hair becomes grey enough no one would guess what was its original colour with standar treatment, making the worst part of HIV the pill side effects and the stigma (things that should also get better as time moves on)
No but I think the whole point is that they may be able to, in the future, find a way to replicate the receptors and create a vaccine or medication that wouldn't require a marrow transplant..at least for certain strains. At least it's SOMETHING. Once the cocktails came out it seems like redestch has halted quite a bit. HIV was one tough son of a bitch to fight. I'm no medical expert but I know it just kept reproducing and was resistant to just about everything. I specifically remember too clearly when it first came out. (Ok not when it first came out but when I was old enough to understand what it was) I was about 13 when I first heard of it (circa 1981?) And I had myself convinced I had it because I has kissed a boy. THAT is how little we knew of how it was spread. Of course I'm talking about a time well after is was discovered and no longer referred to as GRID.
@@wolfpytlak2786 for bone marrow I believe you're mistaken
@@wolfpytlak2786 wow u explain it so underdtandable
Eats two kinder eggs
“Stay healthy”
-Doctor Mike
Technically, you DO need some fat to stay healthy. However, most Americans get too much fat on a daily basis.
@@maciakontonasakis379 r/woooosh
@@hydrus2076???
@@maciakontonasakis379 exactly.
@@maciakontonasakis379 lmao it's not even about the fats in kinder chocolate they are full of unhealthy shit.
i’m currently a biochemistry undergrad wanting to go into biomedical research, and this video made me really excited for my future career 🥺
good luck in
your career!
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I hope cured is coming soon 😣🙏
@@viramvr1739 If you need cure contact Dr.Uguel he will help you
@@viramvr1739 Hello there is a HIV cure because I once a HIV positive but today I'm cure. WhatsApp me here +447418343966
"who even needs a six pack"
- Said by every person with six packs, ever.
I was under the impression he was talking about a six pack of beer.
Guess my goals are somewhere else
Six pack comes with the need to be strong at core rather than actually needing one rather some may aesthetically WANT a six pack.
XD i acctually said that to my friends,
Who even need that, if you can eat donuts.
Dont need it bc i dont go outside
It’s amazing how far HIV therapy has come over the last few decades.
Yeah amazing... considering that the CIA developed AIDS and released it onto the gay population in 1978, it's surprising it took this long for them to starting figuring out how to stop it.
Jack nah
@@yelbuzz yah. It's a known fact. It says so in the bible.
Bro, you're everywhere! It's all good though lmao
Jack oh. yah.
Omg I was watching this and in the background of my house the tv was on and there was a news cast talking about how a second person was cured of hiv
@Kevin Prima He didn't say It is and everybody here watched the same video dude.
lol. same
God works in mysterious ways
@@mocubez7846 like giving people horrible diseases that eventually shorten their life span and kill them? Is that the mysterious way you're talking about? Seems less mysterious and more malevolent.
@@lmaoroflcopter god cures. The devil gives the diseases
This video hits close to home for me. On December 13, 2013, I lost younger brother due to complications from HIV. He was only 28.
Doctor Mike is exceedingly respectful. I adore the man because of his kindness, knowledge, and goodwill!
OMG the biochem/cellular bio & medicine nerd in me is screaming YASSSS, I am so excited that you covered this story it’s astounding!
honestly im a biochem student and this news makes me want to continue so bad
KRLEEQ yess team nerds
same I was like whaaaat when I read the title
Why do girls say YASSSS
@@lethaoink7628 Because words aren't gendered the fuck? LOL
I love how excited you got about the Kinder Eggs😂
Well they are not sold in US, perhaps that's why 😋
@@Mai95410 Really?? Omg I didn't know that😅
Yeah they’re banned in the US
@@corab.8753 yeah someone complained about them being a choking hazard. Now US "kinder eggs" are separated length wise with an even more useless and fragile toy and the other being foil sealed with a chocolate mixture that you have to eat with a provided plastic spoon/spreader, not solid enough to eat with your hands.
I used to get kinder eggs as 20 years ago in Belgium. Usually they were pretty robust, and I still have many of them. The several US ones I've encountered have all broken before they went together. 😭
I am from Asia and kinder eggs are the best in the world I’m accuracy you will need the box without removing the rapper
His excitement when he gets the kinder eggs and the passion he talks about them with is adorable
You are literally GLOWING with that yellow shirt! I can't register facts while I was busy staring at your eyes. You truly are gorgeous. You're nice. Keep going
Hi Doctor Mike, PLEASE make a video on skin care (specifically the face). You said you would awhile back 👍😄😄
Yes!
Please 😅
Or thighs XD 😄😃😀😅🙂😐😕🙁☹️
The Lone Oof LMAO YES andddd YES! 😆
AGREE 😭😭
"If u poisoned these I don't even care" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I loved the mug so relatable 😂
I wouldn't care either lmao
Ayesha U dvcvcvd
Lol,when I lived in Germany we ate these for special occasions. America would enjoy kinder eggs to if y’all learned not to eat the whole fluffing thing!
Is anyone else triggered he just bit into the egg and not broken in in the two halves like you're meant to? 😂😂
I love Dr Mike - his TH-cam shows are both humorous and informative!
It's very refreshing that you don't dumb down the content when you're discussing these cases.
6:52 Dr.Mike, *inhale loudly*
" *KINDERRRR EGGGSSS* "
Now we know what to give Dr.Mike😂
7:02 IF YOU POISONED THIS I DON'T EVEN CARE
Is there not like a $2,000 fine in bringing in Kinder eggs
I think that loud inhale is a called a *GASP* lmao
Don't make him fat plz haha😂
that *PUSSAY!*
I saw you on GMA! I was like, "OH MY GOD- DR. Mike!!"
Are you a Filipino?
are u a filipino?
I saw him too I was like omg ugly stupid mike not you again
@@timworld2893 why do you think he's stupid?
Tim World
‘Stupid’ ‘ugly’ Again’?
Why do you watch his videos then..?
And he’s also a professional doctor, and is much smarter than you.
Nice to see you so happy opening your parcels..Dr.Mike
Thank you for your efforts in promoting medical literacy. Medicine is such a highly specialized field that, short of trying to self-educatate (falliable) or go to med school yourself (expensive and time-consuming), there aren't a whole lot of opportunities for average people to gain the sort of knowledge that medical professionals have. So when you make these videos and you explain what terminology means, how things interact in your body, etc - you're bridging a huge gap in understanding. Your videos are such a valuable resource and I hope you continue making them for a long time. 🙂✌️
I work in the HIV field and I chose to watch this video to see how correct what you're saying is. I wanted to make sure that it wasn't "sensational" or full of half-truths. I was happy to hear you talk about the delta 32 mutations and CCR5 receptors. You went more in depth than I was expecting and made it easy to understand to a general audience, and this is a really great introductory video I could absolutely use to help teach people what happened in with the London Patient.
The absolute ONLY thing I would add is that like cancer, there are different "types" of HIV. Not every strain of HIV is connected to CCR5. There are other strains of HIV that aren't affected by CCR5. Basically this "cure" is only "effective" for people who have a particular strain of HIV (which is less than 50% of HIV+ people).
Pace Marshall the other thing that’s being left out of this case is the fact that after a bone marrow transplant patients are place on immunosuppressive medications. Most people with HIV have normal immune systems until AIDS develops. Knocking out someone’s immune system to prevent a virus from doing the same isn’t really a “cure”
Pace Marshall if you want a video that gives more details you can check out SciShow's video in this topic
You do no it's teens who watch this too and most wouldn't have a clue what he's on about. This isn't med school it's TH-cam
How many strains of HIV are there?
@@jaroevn honestly if you think you have enough symptoms to be placed on the spectrum then go to a doctor and have yourself evaluated. Looking on the internet can only do so much good.
My father had a bone marrow transplant for his Non-hodgkin's Lymphoma treatment. He had 50% of chance of dying in the first year from Graft vs. Host disease. He had to have both of hips replaced from steroid damage. A friend of mine Nathan had a bone marrow transplant for his leukemia. Instead of the high dose steroids attacking Nathan's hips; it attacked his spine. His spine collapsed on itself, and Nathan didn't make it.
I hope and pray for a cure for HIV and Aids, but I agree with Dr. Mike that there shouldn't be a rush to call this a cure. Bone marrow transplants are tremendously high risk treatments. I doubt it would work in under developed countries where people can't keep themselves from getting sick during that first year. I look forward to updates on this and whether or not it can be replicated. A treatment for HIV that can put in in remission is a step in right direction. I just would like one from which people in Africa, for example, can benefit as well.
Worry not luv. We're curing it with herbs. Takes anywhere from 6months to a year and no DNA mutations needed. When I was 6 or 7 a university professor in Edo state Nigeria cured about 11 people. He died mysteriously shortly after going public. Another one year's later also in Nigeria died shortly after going public with curing his patients. The one you've probably heard if is Dr Sebi, who also mysteriously died in police custody after winning court cases in New York. He had over 150 patients cured of several diseases including both HIV and full blown AIDS. But alternative medicine cannot be controlled by big pharma and they won't give up their billion dollar industry for plant medicine. Anyway, my point is, herbal medicine is doing quite well down here. No thousand dollar transplants needed.
@@ikoghoe i'm so shoked to hear about this 😵 and the fact that i'm almost finished with my medical studies not knowing about it is just sad, can u help me find more infos about the cases cured? Sites i can visit?
yeah don’t forget asian countries too. bc some of those are underdeveloped too
you are totally right. Bone marrow transpalnt is very dangerous. It should be indicated wisely. There are some studies that people after bone marrow transplantation (without Graft vs Host reaction) live shorter.
@@afrotina2780 I don't know that you can find anything about the first 2 I mentioned. It was over 20 years ago and record keeping over here is not the best. But there are lots of articles online about the last one. Just Google him and info and testimonials will pop up.
Dr. Mike, you make so much sense!
Wow this is what gives me hope for humanity thanks kinda needed this
I know nothing about this science stuff, but he explains it to the point where I understand, and you have to be an expert to do that
😂
You must be super smart then
I am😀
The language in the paper the researchers use is actually "long term remission!" the media has started calling it the "cure" so I agree with you about that!
Rose Lawson the cure is in nature don't listen to him he knows nonthing lots of people have cured there HIV on fruits clean water
King Kato no, it’s actually not called a cure by the actual researchers who did the study. He is right and he does know what he’s talking about. I am a research scientist, and would tell him otherwise if he was incorrect about something. HIV cannot be cured with fruits and water.
King Kato are you baiting us
Rose Lawson “research scientist” is something anyone can call themselves, it’s very non-specific. if you really are a “research scientist” what do you research?
lunamoon are you being rhetorical orrr
All of us need to keep listening such information and learning
Doctor mike: let's call him london patient
Me: I wonder if he's from London
I love that you spoke about it not really being a “cure” yet. I got my bachelors in genetics and my job is to do infectious disease testing by molecular methods.
Even if they found a way to block the CCR5 receptor, the patients would still have to take the drugs for the rest of their lives. However, it would still be a huge break through if they could make it work without any adverse affects to cellular response due to deactivated CCR5 receptors. Fingers crossed!!!!
"Even if they found a way to block the CCR5 receptor, the patients would still have to take the drugs for the rest of their lives."
Could explain why? As far as I understood it from an article, the London patient had stopped taking the drugs.
@@gnuling296 .
Hey are you married? How old are you?
@@APHRODITEEEEEE dude, wtf? Why are you asking for some one else's personal identity? You (from what I've just read) don't even know this person. It's inappropriate, calm down.
Unless it's a joke, but try making it clear, your account can get banned/deleted for this.
And I know it's not my business.
@Gnuling, the London patient had a bone marrow transplant that had a mutation in the CCR5 receptor gene and the HIV virus couldn’t attach to it so that patient didn’t need to take antivirals. If scientists developed a drug to block the CCR5 receptor, it wouldn’t be a one time pill, permanent fix. The patient would have to take the receptor blocking drug for the rest of their life. I’m sorry, I should have explained better.
I imagine how medicine will look like in 100 years..
2119:
Timmy let's go get a vaccine against cancer so you won't get it!
But mom it's just cancer -.-
Omg just imangine cancer can be nothing
But by that time, some other viruses and diseases may have just developed worse than cancer. As Science and Medicine advances, so does the diseases and viruses. 😞 but true.
Anti-vaxxers be like the cancer vaccine can cause AutIsM
@@SoftColdHearted You may have a point but no diseases getting worse only more diseases are discovered
*Fingers crossed*
Dr. Mike: *gasps* kinder eggs!
America: wait that's illegal
Pralenka Man we have eggs in America but it’s packaged differently
Wack man, I’ll ship y’all kinder eggs from Canada
@@inkboo_4293 Please do,i wanna try some
leanerd skywire they’re not anything special. They taste like any other kinder chocolate
@@Slizzyz don't ruin a man dreams man
Dr Mike, you are the most adorable doctor in the world, (I can say that because I’m a granny) you explain things so easily and clearly, it’s a great pleasure to listen and learn from you.
On the other hand, I feel sorry for all the girls following you; with tears in their eyes and sighs in their chests (or maybe you’re gay and then I feel sorry for those poor boys with tears in their eyes) but you are a really great teacher above all, with fantastic communication skills.
All the best to you, keep up the good work and many thanks.
Im just so happy for the guy who's HIV is gone ok that's so amazing, this is an amazing video Doc
I can't take my eyes off that shimmering shirt! ✨
Needs more sequinsXD
Yeah sure
Detective Conan! Also, it's a nice shirt
I love your profile pic!! ❤️
I Love the last Part the Sent gifts. 😂 Not skipping ads for all ur videos
Great video, thank you for being concrete about it rather than play on people's sensibility to hope...
I have been HIV+ and on arv medication for 3 years so far... it's going very well, but there's always the fear, what if all the accidentally missed doses (as rare as they are) would add up and cause the virus to become resistant... what if the suppressed viral load can still cause bodily malfunctions, especially that I'm a smoker and pretty much addicted to nicotine... what if the constant use of meds adds up to kidney failure or other disorders associated with constant use of meds over a long period of time... watching this give me hope that maybe someday I won't have to worry about these things anymore, so keep doing what you do, doc, I think I speak for everyone when I say I truly appreciate your content 😁
OMG THE MUG I SENT YOU THE MUG!! I'm so glad you like it!
How many times you going to comment on this video? Nobody cared the first time, nobody cares now!
@@superandy2k13 why are you concerned about how many times someone comments as if it's any of your actual business?
Super Andy y so angry XD
Super Andy aw, Super Andy is angry about something that doesn’t concern them, how sweet!
Super Andy why are you so bitter???? She’s excited to see he got her gift tf?? Go be bitter somewhere else, preferably by yourself & not spreading it to other people
I'm a high school student preparing for university entrance exams for medical courses, and Dr Mike is such an inspiration for me, after watching his videos I feel that Doctors can also enjoy their lives along with their work, SO THANK YOU SO MUCH DR MIKE❤
Omg u noticed my comment (internally screening aaaaaaahhhhh)
I know what your going though I am studying neurology this year. I am planning to become a m.d. some day..
@@sandramoore3790 All the best!!
Are you preparing for NEET? Cause I am
Get your years worth of sleep before you enter 😌
One of the best news rn
Oh my God, really doctor!!!. What a great news. I wanna cry.... Even though i am healthy.
Thank you for your thoughts! I hope there is a cure for HIV in the near future. 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Kevin Prima 🙁
@@rebrek4873 Don't worry, we'll get the cure soon, how soon? Probably a few years from now.
Void I appreciate your hope. 🤗
@@rebrek4873 no problem! 😊
*OOOOOH THE DOC IS IN!!! PEEWOOP!!!💛💛💛*
It's beewoop I think
@BTS there ya go 🤣
Arizeia Turner boi it’s beewoop
@@cameronkidde9423 oh yeah yeah
*Beewoop* not pee-woop. I don’t get it, this misspelling is everywhere...Maybe its another disease
*DUH DUH DUHHH!!!!!*
That are the best news I heard all year!
I love that you're almost 30 and you say be woop at the start of the video
WE STAN A DOCTOR MIKE 😍
he is a doctor not sexual desire so its ether you are pervert or he is pervert
Tim World i said we stan him. that means we like to watch him so shut up 💀💀
@@brenplaysgamess3443 lol the emoji says otherwise if you like to watch his video you should give him thumbs up emoji not your heart gross and speak for your self ..
Tim World everyone knows he’s cute so chill 😂😂 ur really irking so quit wasting my time
Often Acapella lmao 🤣 he is cute lol you think that but not everyone I don’t think he is cute at all, but that’s not the point he calls himself a doctor and share some information that he thinks useful for people like you but all you watch is that he’s being cute so many miserable people here care for yourself treat yourself right and take care of your health and your body God bless you 🙏🏻
"Who needs a six pack?" - Doctor mike 2k19
Francis Richard Ik it’s a joke but I do XD
@@willdanes35 same 😅😅
@@willdanes35 Hi William I'm William
a six pack of KINDER EGGS
Nobody says 2k anymore..
1 year after was released, I decided to watch
I didn't know the transplant part so up until now I found it strange that they weren't advertising a cure. Anyway, it's nice. Good for the people that were cured. May they have a very good and long life.
How did I miss to see this video..vow HIV cured .. unbelievable information. Naturally good looking Dr .Mike ..wonderful explaination
Perfect combination of beauty and brains ☺️
He's a one in a million
@@miksuwaaan7527 more like one in 7 billion.
@Kevin Prima of course its about genetics, that's why I said he's a one in a million
Everytime I watch your videos I feel like I could CRY because it’s so wonderful that someone cares enough to try and stem the flow of misinformation/make doctors feel more approachable. Keep up the good work and I hope you have a lovely day!!!
Best comment :)
Good to hear ,alot is coming.
Doctor Mike binge 2019 💛
I wish my science teacher was this great at explaining things! Love this channel!
XD oof
As a med student I really appreciate how you educate people about important topics regarding health. Thank you!
This is the first time I've been on TH-cam and seen an ad from the same video I'm watching 😳
That shirt gives me hope!
Woooooooow Czech republic??? I LOVE THE PERSON WHO SENT IT!!!! ❤️❤️ hope you liked them! ❤️
Thank you for cheering this whole comment section up Doctor Mike! We love watching your videos💗
Not my badge holder!!!
Haha, you're good bro. 👌🏽
Poor little bonsai tree! And I've never seen anyone get so excited over chocolate! You must really love Kinder Eggs! Maybe I should try one!
its amazing how much info goes out of his mouth, it's like he had study any single topic, that's awesome!Regards from Peru
honestly, I don’t need antibiotics, I just need a high dose of doctor mike...
emily sara ~ I love your channel so much! you should do a collaboration with dr. Mike about ED’s
Someone’s dehydrated
I get to learn a lot at the same time inspired bcoz of u doc 😍😍😍😍😍
I can't help but to stare to the eyes and lips of this super handsome doctor. I'm not understanding what he's saying...he's just so beautiful.
@ceylani ok
I'm really excited to see Czech Republic here! Zdravím tě odesílateli! Tohle byl vážně skvělý nápad! :)
My thoughts exactly! 😊
Diky :)
With those kinder eggs stay happy and healthy turned into stay happy and happy
What do you specialize Doc Mike your channel is really relevant and so important
well done... good presentation...
I love the way you break down things that usually seems so complicated. Really wish I had a tutor like you for my AP Biology class in HS. :)
"Gonna take a careful surgery approach"
Please don't perform surgery on me in that manner. :)
Absolutely adorable!
A clear sign of hope :)
*shoves kinder eggs in mouth and muffles* who needs a six pack?
Thank you for talking about this case. I brought this video up for discussion in my Diseases of the Human Body class. I think my Professor has a crush on you now lol
Lauren Rhea oooooooooh your professor has a crush on mike
-said everyone
1.1 million. That's a huge number. I didn't realize it was that many.
Very good to know this
Your videos make me so happy🥺❤️
The expression on your face when you held up that wallet was pretty priceless
For this installment of: Mike breaks everyone's gifts! 😂
Dr. Mike: Life is like a box of kinder eggs, you never know what you gonna get...
So cool we literally talked about this in our psychology lecture today!
Thank you for taking your time to explain such a complicated topic to a slow person like me (:
With a name like yours, i understand why you're slow
Just kidding, the irony is real too xD
Chilling Potato too slow to understand my name, huh?
Did anyone else get the AOA ad using Doctor Mike before the video?
If this is true it could be a major plus for the world
It’s wonderful the big changes in medical science!! My son just recently got cured from Hepatitis C that a hospital gave him when they gave him blood transfusions when he got severely burned 86% 3rd and 4th degree at two and a half. So I have more hope for the future of humanity!! And thank you for being a great part of it!!🌸
Thats amazing!!!!
YESSSS THIS IS WHAT I WANTED SINCE I READ THE ARTICLE!!! 😊
This is amazing. ..This amazing lets hope this become s a cure ...
Subscribed a while ago Mike. I would like to know why you say " "Bee woop". Where did it come from? I like it and was curious.
"There's like instructions on how to... make it live..."
Wish I had some instructions like that!
Doctor Mike is literally a blessing y'all! Seriously. 😀😁☺️
You should do a mail segment once a week so your packages don’t get broken and things don’t die rip plant
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ALL DAYYY
I got so happy when I saw the notification since I was so bored😫 Thank you for upload 🙌☺️
U enjoying the gift man🤣 especially eating the sweets😂
Doctor Mike: Makes a very serious video about a breakthrough in the science field
**2 seconds later**
Doctor Mike: FANN MAILLLLLL
Sounds like a real tangible step forward for hiv cure and prevention research
Love this! So exciting!!! 🙌🏼
What are you gonna do ? 😂🤣
Simon Kaggwa Njala what I do in my job is try my best to keep the virus from spreading... so this kind of thing just adds another layer and makes me hopeful that we are one step closer to eradication!
Dr Mike is such a cutie! “Get atta here!”
Love it!
Dr mike, i didn't understand what you have said. All I did is stared at you. :) Love you and Godbless :)
Nephew: aunt can I pick the dinosaur socks
Me : Nope, those are for Dr. Mike