"Hyponatremia" Me, a Chubbyemu viewer: *Hypo meaning low, natr referring to Natrium, or sodium and emia meaning presence in blood. Low sodium presence in blood.*
Yep, lol. He actually made a video on this very condition, and explains why humans will not generally suffer from this, even if they go to great lengths to "poison" themselves with distilled water. You apparently only have a realistic chance of dying from distilled water poisoning if you already suffer from syndrome of inappropriate anti-diuretic hormone, which disables the body´s natural defenses against such, namely, forcing urination to compensate for the imbalance.
As a paramedic, I want to point out that 100% oxygen for a short amount of time like during an ambulance ride to the hospital after a stroke, or heart attack is actually therapeutic, it's when you have someone hooked up to high flow oxygen for hours to days that oxygen toxicity comes into play.
Drew Peters Wikipedia states that you should not be breathing from atmosphere with partial pressure of oxygen more than 1,6 bar. 100% oxygen is safe at atmosferic pressure (it has only 1 bar of oxygen).
"Nothing oxidizes like oxygen." Except fluorine, which is so strong they just call it fluorination because fluorine tries way too dang hard at everything.
Makes sense. If our distant descendants were to try to colonize a planet that had an atmosphere made of MOSTLY Oxygen (and nowhere near as much nitrogen), the colonists of such a world would need to terraform the planet to have more nitrogen, or else risk what we may as well call "aging faster than mayflies." (If I'm not mistaken, free radicals might contribute to aging, so that's why I compared oxygen overdose to rapid aging)
Oh god, water intoxication is so painful. It's the second most painful thing I have ever experienced. I was biking too much and rehydrated too much and fast. The first most painful was refeeding syndrome. *shudder* It's literally where your body gets so used to starvation that you can't tolerate food well anymore. I didn't eat anything for 85 hours, and suddenly, almost 2,000 calories. Boom. So much pain I was crying on the floor.
Most painful thing I ever experienced was kidney stones. Came as a result of dehydration and only drinking Coke for like weeks while I was moving a few summers ago.
_"There is poison in everything and everything is poison; only the dose makes a thing not a poison."_ *-Paracelsus* I've quoted this more times than I can count... XD
It's pretty funny, because a few months ago- in winter more specifically, where my windows were closed due to frigid temperatures and the in-door air felt stale and not-so-refreshing. I had a weird thought of just acquiring one or more tanks of O² and just let loose with that all winter. Wondering what the *effects* of that would be, I looked it up and learned of Oxygen Toxicity, resulting in me scrapping that idea pretty quickly and merely crack-open a window if it wasn't too cold. :P Damn you, _"good stuff",_ why can't we just have MORE of you, without ending up dying quicker?! lol
Jack Austin well... pure oxygen doesn't burn, and if by some casualty all that cans burst and spread their content they won't do much if their surrounding air doesn't have any fuel and source of ignition.
I would worry about the Radon gas in the room. More dangerous than oxigen and you need to ventilate the room before ingesting ionizing radon into your lungs 🤓👍
So the data I have accumulated from my binge watching session of this channel is do and eat everything in moderation... even breathing. That's good to know...
7:15 The military has a neat way of explaining that: The Rule of 3. 3 minuets sans O2, 3 hours without shelter, 3 days without water, 3 weeks without food.
Its 3 hours without shelter in extreme conditions. Either in a place with a lot of sunlight and high temperatures, or a place that is just cold and very windy.
The analogy also works with to much electricity/water. If the electrical grid over loads it fries the system and there is no power. This process happens a lot faster than a black out.
The Leaf Thinker Luckily I've never had to experience any kind of overflow. The worst I've had is a single blackout from dehydration. Though I was in a public place and got attention before completely losing it.
Chlorine triflouride "is a better oxidizer than oxygen." Watch their video on the world's most dangerous chemicals. I think it was the first SciShow Video I ever watched.
Life of a lab mouse: you may be one of the lucky ones to get increased muscle mass or simply made to glow in the dark. But more than likely you'll just be given cancer.
Unfortunately, almost all research animals are “destroyed” after the experiment is over, regardless of which experimental treatment they received. So some just suffer more than others before getting killed.
@@draheim90 Scientist: We would like to temporarily use your dog for an experiment. 3 weeks sound good? Person: ok *_Three weeks later_* Person: Where's my dog? Scientist: We nuked 'em.
When I was at practice for marching band in the Texas August heat, I chugged too much water during a water break and threw up and fainted about 10 minutes later.
thank you so much for mentioning polycythemia. I was diagnosed with polycythemia rubra vera about 3 years ago. It feels like no one expect the doctor and myself knows what it is. also, it really hard to explain why I so exhausted sometimes at work. the biggest thing I get is, " too many red blood cells? isn't that what Lance Armstrong was doing?" I feel exhausted most of the time. because of the over production of rbc's my marrow can't properly keep up with the production of hemoglobin. it feels like I'm living at 10k ft above sea level constantly.
AreFallout There is nothing legitimate to dislike from objective facts. That is the point of her asking why the content is so disliked. Facts > Opinions = Legitimate
+Nubxei, obviously they contest your facts. No one should pretend to be on the side of facts because doing so pretends that those who disagree are anti-facts, which is just self-reinforcing nonsense.
Leo the lion says ger. (lose electrons oxidized, gain electrons reduced). You have no clue how much that helped me in second semester general chemistry. This has almost nothing to do with the video but I've been drinking. Love you guys!
***** Yeah, but if you have to take O-chem there's no easy way out. You have to spend hours memorizing everything, at least until you start seeing all the patterns. Oxidation typically means more bonds to oxygen, and reduction typically means more bonds to hydrogen. But different oxidizing agents oxidize different things to differing degrees. Some of them cause oxidative cleavage (Replacing a C-C bond with two C-O bonds), like potassium permanganate, chromate salts are somewhat less strong, but still fully oxidize things to -COOH groups. Things like PCC even less so. There's no way around memorizing that. If that sounds like giberish to you then welcome to O-chem!!!!
You should do a video on the chemistry of O2. There's reasons why O2 itself isn't a very good oxidizer, but can make less stable, more reactive compounds for oxidizing things (e.g. O3, O, etc.)
Is it a bad thing I kind of laughed at the phrase "researchers in Texas", but then it made a lot more sence when I heared they are killing and torturing the mice...?
Very interesting video, I enjoyed it. This is the kinda stuff we're learning in med-school right now so it was easy for me to understand. Keep up the good work :)
Yes, yes and yes... A woman here in Florida in the early 2000's completed in a radio contest to win her kid an Xbox that the poor woman could only afford to get her child by doing this insane contest. She died as a result... This death by criminal ignorance/negligence can NEVER be compensated by the radio station station, a Dr. should have been consulted and been there... Truly a needless death, I can only imagine how her poor child must feel... 😫 Wasn't his fault ...
My great aunt had leukemia and suffered from leukocytosis (high white blood cell count) as a result. Incidentally, when she was diagnosed they gave her perhaps a year or two to live as she was rather old, I think around 60 at the time and it was about 30 years ago so treatments weren't as effective as they are today. She showed them though. She wound up living another 28 years before she died and she was in relatively good health for most of it. You know, for somebody who has leukemia. My family always attributed it to the fact that she had a farm which she worked on up until about a year before her death when she finally had to sell it and move. It just goes to show you though, you shouldn't give up hope even if you're given a crappy prognosis.
That's mostly a believe thing. Believes can't be fought with ratio/logic/science. Believers are immune to that. So the effect would be more or less zero (sad but true)
Clinical Chemist here. Eat a balanced diet, dont drink too much, dont smoke, get lots of low impact cardio and dont stop the low impact cardio when you get old. Thats all you can do. Forget the rest.
Have a look at the Cell paper "Hallmarks of aging" (DOI: dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2013.05.039). Caloric restriction is probably the best method as it turns down metabolism.
It sounds good but I like having energy for my work and play and meeting a minimum amount of carbohydrate intake is necessary for that. A small increase in life span doesnt seem worth it to me to feel sluggish all the time.
Everytime the theme song plays I click the volume button on my iPhone to fit the volume display perfectly into one of the squares. Been at it since 2015
3 gallons in a day should also be no problem, I have actually had times when I did so regularly (I had an undiagnosed case of diabetes). It's when you get to those amounts in an hour or so that the real trouble starts.
I don't know if I could drink too much water no matter how thirsty I am. When I get "really thirsty", I only drink like...half of a Kool aid cup at most. Don't know how much that is, we just have tons of Kool aid cups.
I drink 7-8 litres per day.. Don't have any side effects I know of, except going to toilet more often than others Except if I drink little like 3 litres, my mouth feels dry.
Im really surprised SciShow didn't throw some vocab at us, right from the beginning I was waiting for "homeostasis", which has several detailed definitions but suffice to say; a balance in a system or solution between elements especially in physiological processes.
It depends, there are some things that I would need to assume in order to get an answer. Like is it in Celsius, Kelvin, or Fahrenheit. If it's Kelvin it would be zero Kelvin. If it's Celsius it would be 303 Celsius (from Celsius convert to Kelvin times by two and back to Celsius). If it's Fahrenheit it would be 460 (same process but Fahrenheit not Celsius). If it is not one of those then I have no idea how to solve the riddle.
The problem with this statement is the "twice as cold" part. It wouldn't matter what temperature you said it would still makes no sense. For instance, if I say it is 100 degrees, tomorrow it will be twice as cold it still makes no sense and has no answer that everyone would agree with.
I really enjoyed this episode and learning about how antioxidants work was really cool, I'll be mixing my antioxidants more in the future. AKA getting those chocolate bars that have blueberry in them, being health really can be so hard! =P
+aniesunique11 I would say yes but it's situational. An example of love being the death of a person is when the love og someone's lige dies. Having unrequited love in the form of their previous life partner no longer being alive can result a severe lack of will to live. They literally will die of a "broken heart."
goldmelonmaster 1 So is respiration of the gas, O2, also known as Oxygen... Legend has it, once you get hooked on it, you can never stop, or you'll die....
Very good question! Turns out the guy who discovered plasma figured it's a bit like our blood plasma: instead of being a soup of sugar and water and salts it's a soup of particles :-)
I don't know, but did you know the word 'hyponatremia' mentioned in the video comes from 'natrium,' another word for sodium, which is also where the symbol Na comes from? Now you do.
***** I'm just pointing out the way he worded it- he said they keep dividing and multiplying. And since multiplying is the opposite of dividing, it cancels out.
"Hyponatremia"
Me, a Chubbyemu viewer: *Hypo meaning low, natr referring to Natrium, or sodium and emia meaning presence in blood. Low sodium presence in blood.*
Yep, lol. He actually made a video on this very condition, and explains why humans will not generally suffer from this, even if they go to great lengths to "poison" themselves with distilled water. You apparently only have a realistic chance of dying from distilled water poisoning if you already suffer from syndrome of inappropriate anti-diuretic hormone, which disables the body´s natural defenses against such, namely, forcing urination to compensate for the imbalance.
I scrolled through the comments for a Chubbyemu reference.
Nobody cares that you watch "chubbyemu"
@@SPNKR76 As you can see that is incorrect
As a paramedic, I want to point out that 100% oxygen for a short amount of time like during an ambulance ride to the hospital after a stroke, or heart attack is actually therapeutic, it's when you have someone hooked up to high flow oxygen for hours to days that oxygen toxicity comes into play.
Drew Peters Wikipedia states that you should not be breathing from atmosphere with partial pressure of oxygen more than 1,6 bar. 100% oxygen is safe at atmosferic pressure (it has only 1 bar of oxygen).
I would say that the harmful effects of getting 100% oxygen for a while are nothing compared to the harmful effects of no oxygen for a while
People also forget that the Apollo missions used pure Oxygen, not air. Those lasted about a week or so with no ill effects.
Volodumur Kalunyak Wikipedia isn’t a source lmao
@@RRW359 it was 5 psi, which works out to feel like about double the oxygen thats in the atmosphere, which is still safe
The lesson here is that all deaths are a result of having too much of something. Sometimes that's water. Sometimes that's heart attacks.
Sometimes too much plumbum in one's head.
+Егор Свежинцев I can't believe I got that joke
Too much or to little of something.
Chaos Sorcerer
Too little is just too much nothing.
+Gareth Dean you can say the same thing about having too little of something, too little of nothing can kill you
"Look at your body."
...
...Do I have to?
_I LOOK LIKE MELTED ICE CREAM STOP REMINDING ME!_
@@MrCjlauer49338 MmmMmmmmm
@@MrCjlauer49338 a chOnKy ScRumPtious OnE
Me: looks in the mirror
Ugh, it's disgusting
Not if you wear a blindfold or are blind.
I'll put up an fundraiser to test if you can die from having too much money. Contribute for SCIENCE today!
I'll take the money & let y'all know how it goes.
I volunteer as a test subject 🖐🏼
Every experiment needs 3 test subjects...... I volunteer to be the third!
i don't mind increasing the sample size
Ok to make this scientific we need a control group who gets no money so we'll put you in that group.
"Nothing oxidizes like oxygen."
Except fluorine, which is so strong they just call it fluorination because fluorine tries way too dang hard at everything.
Fluorine is the psychopath element.
Fluorine is insecure.
@@meandmetoo8436 Flourine is missunderstood
or azidoazide azide which is a better oxidizer than oxygen
Don't forget chlorine, "the other oxidizer".
It looks like fluorine has been mentioned enough. Kudos, Micah!
Too much water? Drowning.
but that's when the water enters the lungs, isn't it?
Too much water is too much water, regardless of where it ends up.
that's not enough oxygen
Just drink the water lmao
+Infrared NRG what if you're in the ocean
I imagine though that the biggest danger of living in a 100% oxygen atmosphere would be the spontaneous combustion
true
Nope, i think the bigger problem would be GIANT MOTHERFUCKING INSECTS. I would really oppose gun control on that!
Good one
Makes sense. If our distant descendants were to try to colonize a planet that had an atmosphere made of MOSTLY Oxygen (and nowhere near as much nitrogen), the colonists of such a world would need to terraform the planet to have more nitrogen, or else risk what we may as well call "aging faster than mayflies." (If I'm not mistaken, free radicals might contribute to aging, so that's why I compared oxygen overdose to rapid aging)
But it wasn't spontaneous, you moved slightly to cause it.
Oh god, water intoxication is so painful. It's the second most painful thing I have ever experienced. I was biking too much and rehydrated too much and fast.
The first most painful was refeeding syndrome. *shudder* It's literally where your body gets so used to starvation that you can't tolerate food well anymore. I didn't eat anything for 85 hours, and suddenly, almost 2,000 calories. Boom. So much pain I was crying on the floor.
I was driving the bike for a couple hours without drinking. That was a bad experience. But you sound even worse.
Alexis Harper omg just drink when you are thirsty. It’s there for a reason!
Most painful thing I ever experienced was kidney stones. Came as a result of dehydration and only drinking Coke for like weeks while I was moving a few summers ago.
Alexis Harper Those are unfortunate things for a person to experience. You ok, buddy?
"Nothing oxidizes like oxygen"
Fluorine: Am I a joke to you?
Fluorine: Hold my beer
Word of the day: Moderation.
_"There is poison in everything and everything is poison; only the dose makes a thing not a poison."_
*-Paracelsus*
I've quoted this more times than I can count... XD
"Nothing Oxidizes like Oxygen"
-Hank 2016
It's pretty funny, because a few months ago- in winter more specifically, where my windows were closed due to frigid temperatures and the in-door air felt stale and not-so-refreshing. I had a weird thought of just acquiring one or more tanks of O² and just let loose with that all winter. Wondering what the *effects* of that would be, I looked it up and learned of Oxygen Toxicity, resulting in me scrapping that idea pretty quickly and merely crack-open a window if it wasn't too cold. :P
Damn you, _"good stuff",_ why can't we just have MORE of you, without ending up dying quicker?! lol
Jack Austin well... pure oxygen doesn't burn, and if by some casualty all that cans burst and spread their content they won't do much if their surrounding air doesn't have any fuel and source of ignition.
You can breathe 100% O2 for HOURS without Ill effect. Heck, emphysemic patients do it all the time. Pilots, too.
Daniel Renard oxygen tanks aren't pure oxygen you won't die
Just release it gradually instead of all at once
I would worry about the Radon gas in the room. More dangerous than oxigen and you need to ventilate the room before ingesting ionizing radon into your lungs 🤓👍
So the data I have accumulated from my binge watching session of this channel is do and eat everything in moderation... even breathing. That's good to know...
7:15 The military has a neat way of explaining that: The Rule of 3.
3 minuets sans O2, 3 hours without shelter, 3 days without water, 3 weeks without food.
3 seconds without a will to save yourself.
+Nillie same
how is not having shelter for 3 hours bad?
hypothermia. Can you imagine spending a night in gale-force winds and rain with no fire or even a cave to hid in.
Its 3 hours without shelter in extreme conditions. Either in a place with a lot of sunlight and high temperatures, or a place that is just cold and very windy.
inb4 "7.8/10 too much water"
"i'll show you too much water"
*bases sun and moon on the Hawaiian Islands*
Pokemon Sun & Moon: 5.6/10 way too much water -IGN
+Yal Rathol tentacool is the new zubat
John Lemons "new"? it's always been the water zubat. or did you forget it's also a gen 1 pokemon?
Fizzy Note too much milk!
"Too much." By definition, the meaning of the words, says that beyond the constraints of what is safe. So, yes.
So dehydration is the biological version of a blackout? Interesting way to think of it. And blacking out from dehydration is no fun.
The analogy also works with to much electricity/water. If the electrical grid over loads it fries the system and there is no power. This process happens a lot faster than a black out.
Thought, biologically speaking, is patters of charge moving around in the brain. So without charge, you can't even think...
The Leaf Thinker Luckily I've never had to experience any kind of overflow. The worst I've had is a single blackout from dehydration. Though I was in a public place and got attention before completely losing it.
Moderation in all, including moderation - my favourite paradox.
There's an arabic phrase which says "what exceeds its limit turns against it"
8:04
"Nothing oxidizes like oxygen"
Go breathe some fluorine.
it doesn't oxydize like oxygen still
Would it still be called oxidation if it weren't oxygen? But yes, fluorine will wreck your day. :P
+GReaperEx well I'm sure that blood contains both iron and water, and with oxygen= Iron Oxide or in other words, rust
Chlorine triflouride "is a better oxidizer than oxygen." Watch their video on the world's most dangerous chemicals. I think it was the first SciShow Video I ever watched.
+ laserfloyd
Oxidation has nothing to do with oxygen. Oxidation is the loss of electrons. It's basic chemistry.
this reminds me of the realy old saying. "the dose makes the potion"
*poison
Paracelsus!
Bart Stikkers I mean it could make a potion too...
Really*
"There are no poisons, only poisonous doses."
Excellent episode. I knew most of this but the explanation of oxidative stress was very helpful.
"Nothing oxidizes like oxygen."
What about fluorine lmao
gimme a sec taking my daily dose of FLUORINE
also, chlorine.... not as well as fluorine, but just as good as oxygen, if I recall.
Fluorine only has one free space, and oxygen has two. Simple as that.
hope to God they stop putting that shit in our water... we get enough from toothpaste if we CHOOSE to use it
+Silvia Fox You're confusing fluoride and fluorine. The former cleans teeth; the latter would erode them.
Before you watch this video: yes, you can die from too much of anything, even if it's good for you. Like caffeine.
YOU'RE LYING I FEEL FINE.
+Noremaad lol
What do you mean? I snort pure caffeine daily and I feel perfectly fine...
Or at least that's what my dealer told me would happen [/s]
Can't die from too much balance...
Alphis I love your profile pic lol
I've seen many people die from too much salt on Xbox
Jaylen Scarlett ok then
The other comments got a chuckle from me but this one made me cry laugh, so thank you
This might literally be true
You roasted them all
So why would someone pour salt on their Xbox? How would that kill them?
Life of a lab mouse: you may be one of the lucky ones to get increased muscle mass or simply made to glow in the dark. But more than likely you'll just be given cancer.
Unfortunately, almost all research animals are “destroyed” after the experiment is over, regardless of which experimental treatment they received. So some just suffer more than others before getting killed.
@@draheim90 Scientist: We would like to temporarily use your dog for an experiment. 3 weeks sound good?
Person: ok
*_Three weeks later_*
Person: Where's my dog?
Scientist: We nuked 'em.
Some experiments are to see if they can make a mouse live longer how would that give it cancer?
I am from Germany and here exists actually a not so unknown band called "Die Freie Radikale" which means The Free Radical XD
“It can be dangerous if you take in even a little too much of it”
Me: _tries to breathe in as much as possible to test hypothesis_
Hank: Hyponatremia
Chubbyemu: *SODIUM NOISES*
Hah
dont forget death by too much snu snu
Or Death from too much dying
+Sebastian IsCool Or from too much poison
when the spirit is willing, but the flesh is spongy, and bruised. 😲
We're all going to die. Very few of us get to die from snu snu.
Lucky bastards!
i remember that ^_^
7:00
Welp i mean,Pucci already know what *100%* oxygen can do so... yeah
Fantastic video! Thanks for all the research that went into making it.
Wow, that was an incredible tour of body functioning. Thanks!
It's got electrolytes.
That's what plants crave
Salts like potassium and sodium
It's...what they use to make Brawndo!
+KNR Brawndo: it's like shaving your chest with a chainsaw!
+Exile N Subjugate beat me to it LOL
When I was at practice for marching band in the Texas August heat, I chugged too much water during a water break and threw up and fainted about 10 minutes later.
Why is life so hard
+Kawaii Darwin Try rubbing it.
Because you need to maintain consciousness in a big clump of unconscious matter.
Because if it were easy, it wouldn't be worth doing.
and by Doing, he means F***ing.
Because entropy is the adhd kid in the universe school that always has something bad happening.
thank you so much for mentioning polycythemia. I was diagnosed with polycythemia rubra vera about 3 years ago. It feels like no one expect the doctor and myself knows what it is. also, it really hard to explain why I so exhausted sometimes at work. the biggest thing I get is, " too many red blood cells? isn't that what Lance Armstrong was doing?" I feel exhausted most of the time. because of the over production of rbc's my marrow can't properly keep up with the production of hemoglobin. it feels like I'm living at 10k ft above sea level constantly.
This is so facinating! Watching SciShow with breakfast is the best way to start the day :)
"Can you die from too much love?"
"Aww. Yes, it will kill you."
-Grumpf
Too much love will kill you - Queen
Spoiler alert:
Yes yes and yes
We all kind of realized that,
Or at least I did, I know too much medical sciences
And yes(you forgot 1)
People that disliked this video. Why? I'm really curious.
People do it to be asses lmao
Don't concern yourself with why, it feeds the trolls tendencies. Reason hahaha from trolls xD that's a good one
They didnt like the content.
AreFallout There is nothing legitimate to dislike from objective facts. That is the point of her asking why the content is so disliked.
Facts > Opinions = Legitimate
+Nubxei, obviously they contest your facts. No one should pretend to be on the side of facts because doing so pretends that those who disagree are anti-facts, which is just self-reinforcing nonsense.
Leo the lion says ger. (lose electrons oxidized, gain electrons reduced). You have no clue how much that helped me in second semester general chemistry. This has almost nothing to do with the video but I've been drinking. Love you guys!
Holy shit. Where were you when I learned oxidation reduction. I had to do it the hard way :(
I use OILRIG. It is easier.
Oxidation Is Loss (of electrons)
Reduction Is Gain (of electrons)
***** Yeah, but if you have to take O-chem there's no easy way out. You have to spend hours memorizing everything, at least until you start seeing all the patterns. Oxidation typically means more bonds to oxygen, and reduction typically means more bonds to hydrogen. But different oxidizing agents oxidize different things to differing degrees. Some of them cause oxidative cleavage (Replacing a C-C bond with two C-O bonds), like potassium permanganate, chromate salts are somewhat less strong, but still fully oxidize things to -COOH groups. Things like PCC even less so. There's no way around memorizing that. If that sounds like giberish to you then welcome to O-chem!!!!
Sweet show! I will be passing it along to my son. Thanks!
Yes. Yes you can
I learned a lot. As usual.
"Nothing oxidizes like oxygen." ... Well you got a point there Hank.
He doesn't though lol
Fluorine
You should do a video on the chemistry of O2. There's reasons why O2 itself isn't a very good oxidizer, but can make less stable, more reactive compounds for oxidizing things (e.g. O3, O, etc.)
This channel makes me happy.
If Jesus can walk on water
And people are 60% water
Does that mean that if I walk on a person
I'm 60% Jesus?
Samovar maker No, you're just weird
Samovar maker Jk make me a samovar pls
No
Unfunny corny boy
Samovar maker Fishes can swim in water, humans can swim in water. Are humans fishes? No!
"Look at your body"
*looks at my body
*sights
Is it a bad thing I kind of laughed at the phrase "researchers in Texas", but then it made a lot more sence when I heared they are killing and torturing the mice...?
Very interesting video, I enjoyed it. This is the kinda stuff we're learning in med-school right now so it was easy for me to understand. Keep up the good work :)
nothing oxidizes like... oxygen! best line and even better delivery.
"Medically speaking is bad... like leads to death" 😂😂😂
The three keys to not dying: moderation, moderation, and moderation.
Yes, yes and yes... A woman here in Florida in the early 2000's completed in a radio contest to win her kid an Xbox that the poor woman could only afford to get her child by doing this insane contest. She died as a result... This death by criminal ignorance/negligence can NEVER be compensated by the radio station station, a Dr. should have been consulted and been there... Truly a needless death, I can only imagine how her poor child must feel... 😫 Wasn't his fault ...
Well put.
very interesting...I will re-watch this several times....
Can I die from too much learning?
can I die? 😵
Yeah being stressed out depressed
Just look at South Korea
Yes, that's the definition of "too much." The real question would be "Is there such a thing as Too much learning?"
If you're in an hp Lovecraft story for sure!
This video is dope
But i can't mortals. Ha ha ha ha
Yo! Your channel is amazing. Can't believe people didn't notice you here.
My great aunt had leukemia and suffered from leukocytosis (high white blood cell count) as a result. Incidentally, when she was diagnosed they gave her perhaps a year or two to live as she was rather old, I think around 60 at the time and it was about 30 years ago so treatments weren't as effective as they are today. She showed them though. She wound up living another 28 years before she died and she was in relatively good health for most of it. You know, for somebody who has leukemia. My family always attributed it to the fact that she had a farm which she worked on up until about a year before her death when she finally had to sell it and move. It just goes to show you though, you shouldn't give up hope even if you're given a crappy prognosis.
This episode was awesome. Very informative.
This video should showed to those natural product/supplement hippies.
That's mostly a believe thing. Believes can't be fought with ratio/logic/science. Believers are immune to that. So the effect would be more or less zero (sad but true)
Fucking savage! xD
YAY! My old friend, confirmation bias!
You know you are a nerd when... Free Radicals isn't a nineties rock band but a fancy version of a root in math.
“It is the dose that makes the poison”
"...Like - Leads to death."
My favorite medical quote, ever.
Too much Vitamin D can cause Hypercalcemia which causes weakness, frequent urination, and vomiting.
To paraphrase paracelsus: The dose makes the poison
which is of course wrong, when it comes to carcinogenic substances
*sees title*
Yes. The answer is yes.
Clinical Chemist here. Eat a balanced diet, dont drink too much, dont smoke, get lots of low impact cardio and dont stop the low impact cardio when you get old. Thats all you can do. Forget the rest.
Have a look at the Cell paper "Hallmarks of aging" (DOI: dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2013.05.039). Caloric restriction is probably the best method as it turns down metabolism.
It sounds good but I like having energy for my work and play and meeting a minimum amount of carbohydrate intake is necessary for that. A small increase in life span doesnt seem worth it to me to feel sluggish all the time.
This episode really reminds me of Dear Hank and John due to all the talking about death :)
Everytime the theme song plays I click the volume button on my iPhone to fit the volume display perfectly into one of the squares. Been at it since 2015
Simple answer to all the examples on the thumbnail: yes 😁
I have an internal electrical system! Now I just have to figured out how to use it and stop paying electricity bills
And how much water you must drink to get water intoxication?
About 5 liters in a few minutes I think
oh thx friend
+Syccll-P #hazedlyfe
As a rough estimate, drinking 10% of your body weight in a short time results in about 50% chance of death.
3 gallons in a day should also be no problem, I have actually had times when I did so regularly (I had an undiagnosed case of diabetes). It's when you get to those amounts in an hour or so that the real trouble starts.
Thank you all
4 seconds in and I'm already blushing. Thanks Hank.
I don't know if I could drink too much water no matter how thirsty I am. When I get "really thirsty", I only drink like...half of a Kool aid cup at most. Don't know how much that is, we just have tons of Kool aid cups.
You could if a drill Sargent was standing over, happens all the time actually.
I drink 7-8 litres per day.. Don't have any side effects I know of, except going to toilet more often than others
Except if I drink little like 3 litres, my mouth feels dry.
Aski [Fin] He Said 6 Liters In One Seating
Aski [Fin] 6 liters *in one sitting* not one day
"Death by dehydration and death by water intoxication have a lot of the same symptoms" Yes... Death
Short answers to the title (before even watching the video): Yes, Yes, Yes.
Awesome. Glad we cleared that up.
Im really surprised SciShow didn't throw some vocab at us, right from the beginning I was waiting for "homeostasis", which has several detailed definitions but suffice to say; a balance in a system or solution between elements especially in physiological processes.
Did Hank get a haircut between 1:29 and 1:33?
haha i noticed that too
u are cute
jimmy roberson
Thanks
U are so welcome sajconv😉😆
+jimmy roberson wtf gay
If the temperature outside today is zero degrees and tomorrow will be twice as cold as it was today, how cold will it be tomorrow?
It depends, there are some things that I would need to assume in order to get an answer. Like is it in Celsius, Kelvin, or Fahrenheit. If it's Kelvin it would be zero Kelvin. If it's Celsius it would be 303 Celsius (from Celsius convert to Kelvin times by two and back to Celsius). If it's Fahrenheit it would be 460 (same process but Fahrenheit not Celsius). If it is not one of those then I have no idea how to solve the riddle.
The problem with this statement is the "twice as cold" part. It wouldn't matter what temperature you said it would still makes no sense. For instance, if I say it is 100 degrees, tomorrow it will be twice as cold it still makes no sense and has no answer that everyone would agree with.
+The Leaf Thinker *273 degrees celsius. 0 degrees celsius is roughly 273 kelvin.
Kelvin is not in degrees.
Unlike degrees Fahrenheit or degrees Celsius.
***** so half of infinity?
Dihydrogen monoxide. What a dangerous chemical.
Isn't that just Co2
Alexander Jasat Is that sarcasm?
Jonathan Phillips no
Alexander Jasat dihydrgoen monoxide is water
It's a poison when too much is ingested in a short period of time.
just loving the videos +scishow
I really enjoyed this episode and learning about how antioxidants work was really cool, I'll be mixing my antioxidants more in the future. AKA getting those chocolate bars that have blueberry in them, being health really can be so hard! =P
i came here to fact check myself from jojo memes
WEATHER REPORT!
Anyone else drinking while watching this video?
Can I die from too much love
Define "love". Love as in the emotion? Or making love to your body? I'd guess the latter.
+datAkwardSwedishGamer Hm good question but I was thinking the emotion
+datAkwardSwedishGamer A four letter word used in a variety of situations. It's not bread, it's not fruit, and it's probably not fruit and bread.
+aniesunique11 I would say yes but it's situational.
An example of love being the death of a person is when the love og someone's lige dies.
Having unrequited love in the form of their previous life partner no longer being alive can result a severe lack of will to live. They literally will die of a "broken heart."
Probably, I means that's probably where the phrase "I'm going to love you to death" comes from.
I just was teaching a construction safety class this evening and went over the safe oxygen levels from around 19% to 23%.
"take only what you need, use only what you take" I'm stealing that one
#BanDihydrogenMonoxide
Stop trying to ban water
goldmelonmaster 1
It must be stopped. It's the number one cause of water poisoning
no shit
goldmelonmaster 1 So is respiration of the gas, O2, also known as Oxygen... Legend has it, once you get hooked on it, you can never stop, or you'll die....
I found dangerously high concentrations of DHMO in my tap water...
Why Is Plasma In blood Called Plasma when it is also the 4rth state of Mather
Very good question! Turns out the guy who discovered plasma figured it's a bit like our blood plasma: instead of being a soup of sugar and water and salts it's a soup of particles :-)
Your blood plasma isn't a highly ionized gas? Better see a doctor fast!
I don't know, but did you know the word 'hyponatremia' mentioned in the video comes from 'natrium,' another word for sodium, which is also where the symbol Na comes from? Now you do.
Emma May Shit, Im going to see the doctor right away
Why is the stuff you put in your car to fuel it a liquid? It's called gas...
oh cool. now instead of telling people to kill themselves, I can just say "Drink alot of water".
"They keep dividing and multiplying..."
So wouldn't they cancel themselves out?
***** I'm just pointing out the way he worded it- he said they keep dividing and multiplying. And since multiplying is the opposite of dividing, it cancels out.
Honestly it's a miracle we are alive. Life really is a tightrope when you get the the nitty-gritty of it.