10 Body Parts You Can (Legally) Sell
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For the people that donate plasma: Thank you! I have Factor X, which means I don't clot, and your donations have literally saved my life before.
They're building a plasma center near me and I can't wait to start donating again. The nearest center is just too fast for me to really go to
I’m glad to hear it has helped someone somewhere somehow!
I'm working towards donating again. I had to have a blood test though, to see if I'm eligible. Hopefully I am. I will find out this week, hopefully.
My veins are skinny and they like to fight the phlebotomists, so I can't always donate, but I'm doing things to try to plump 'em up a bit more so I can donate weekly:)
So factor X is lack of clotting, I wonder if you could use my blood. I have factor V laden so my blood clots a little quicker and easier than normal which is alright for cuts, not so much for major surgeries or if bedridden.
Good to see a doctor educating us about donating our body organs in a open and a ethical manner when this topic has a lot of taboo and backlash in many places over the world. Thanks Dr Mike.
You can only donate your kidneys in which you’re not gonna get any money for it since it’s a donation not for profit. You can only donate other organs if you were dead.
@P if that what’s floats your boat, good for you I guess
Open and ethical? Just saying that doesn't make it so. He's practically encouraging it. Wealthy doctor gives tips to global poverty stricken on how to make money selling parts of themselves.
an* open
Ha
I donated breast milk. Did it through a company so they tested me and also tested the milk every shipment. Helped pay through my maternity leave without dipping into my savings.
I didn’t know they would buy it haha. I was such a stupid dairy cow withy kiddos I donated like 800oz of oversupply.
@@codename495 I added it all up the other day and I made 3861oz in excess for the year I did it
Wait no paid maternity leave?
@@FlowerPower-cf2fp the way it works where I am is you are usually entitled to a year but not all of it is paid and the duration it is paid isn't necessarily paid in full
I donated over 10 gallons of breast milk in the year after my youngest was born. I don't think they paid people at the time (15 years ago). I was very proud of my ability to feed my baby and still have that much to donate!
I actually donated my hair! I was in 7th grade and I had 37 inches of hair. I wanted short hair, a bob kinda thing. So, instead of letting my hair go to waste, I donated it to Pantene for Women, since it was a non-profit. When I cut it off, it felt SOOOOO MUCH LIGHTER. I felt great, while giving my hair to someone who needs it. I’m now growing my hair again for wigs and will soon cut it for a non-profit again.
Dang your hair was longer than some 7th graders are tall
@@wilhelmbuzzkyll lmao
ik ur comment is sarcastic but first of all, dang that’s a lot of hair like a size of 2 year old toddler not sure about 7th graders
How to donate it?? Can you give a link
@@aslaradfx7068 locks of love is one my husband and I highly recommend. We have both donated hair to them in the past.
I did that too! I was about 16. I don't know how long it was specifically, but it was loooong. Probably about 25 inches, thinking about how tall I was and how long my hair was. I got it cut to shoulder length and have had it around that length for the past 5 years. I donated to Little Princess Trust and got emailed a cute little pdf certificate. One of the best things I've ever done. And i also felt the huge difference, it was so much lighter, whilst someone was also getting a real hair wig 💖 Good for you for doing that!! 🤩💗
Speaking of uteruses, my mum used to work for a surgeon. Part of the legal stuff was that if they perform a hysterectomy, they have to photograph the uterus to prove they did the procedure. I used to go to the clinic where she worked so she could drive me home from school. One day I showed up while she was filing such a photo. My 10 year old self was unprepared to see that XD
Wow thats wild
Strange, do you know the reason they need to provide proof of removal? I hope it’s not for the nefarious reason I’m thinking 😅
@@brookeb452 Just maybe they did the wrong procedure like tubal ligation in lieu of hysterectomy. Just to make sure they will show you.
@@brookeb452 Hysterectomy is life-changing and if it's elective surgery or if it's imperative, the confirmation will make the patient psychologically deal with it faster and therefore heal faster.
I've donated my hair a couple of times and used to donate blood until I was no longer able to because of the medications I take. I'm just happy I was able to help people in some small way.
I swear the first time I read it I saw "I've donated my heart a couple of times." help-
I used to donate my blood and plasma until my veins said otherwise. Mostly my blood though. And being O Rh negative I got calls from the Red Cross often.
@@mcrchickenluvr wow, I bet you did! I'm AB+ and they used to contact me pretty frequently.
I furnished my first apartment with money I got from plasma donations. I got $900 my first month!
@@chickenscanfly0 lol
When I got my first hair cut as a kid (my hair was so long it was past my bottom) I remember the salon was doing a donation drive to locks of love. I remember being so excited when they told me I could donate my hair to a girl with cancer. I went around telling everyone about it. It was the first time I was ever told about cancer and chemo treatments, I think it played a big role in my desire to become a nurse.
That's awesome! 😀
Locks of Love is a pretty bad organization though..
@@solus8685 why?
@@fishwithbutter about 80% of the hair sent to Locks of Love will be rejected for various reasons instead of using it for wigs.. One of them being them actually _selling_ the hair they receive :/
@@solus8685 Oh I see, thanks for the info
Dr Mike I am an international Pharmacist, on my way of getting registered in Canada. Whenever I feel demotivated while studying I always watch your videos and I get inspired to study and make my day productive. I have a small request for you. We all have seen you with different medical professionals, even with lawyers and I would love to see a pharmacist on your channel. Being a pharmacist, I feel like our profession is so underrated. So many times we save patient's life behind the scene and it is not even recognized, nobody even says thank you to us. I would really appreciate if you can collaborate with a Pharmacist!
I hope he sees this and does a video! Nurses and pharmacists save many a patient!💘
dr mike doesnt actually respond to anyone so good freaking luck.
I tried to sell my hair online. Ladies, please be careful out there. I was propositioned to travel to Canada for the guy to "play" with my hair. I ended up donating it to a cancer non profit.
Ok but how much was he paying and what’s a good number to reach him? My friend wanted to know
Many of the places where you can "donate" your hair for cancer patients actually sell the wigs to the cancer patients. My daughter wanted to do that, and her hairstylist told her of 5 other charities that take the donated hair and actually donate it to the patients. According to the stylist, Locks of Love charges for the wigs. This was 15 years ago, so things may have changed.
Send me his details LOL
I'll sort him out
Thats why It's better to sell hair to professional companies who make wigs than some randos on the web
Jackpot! Probably would have been easier to get citizenship there if you married him. Getting into a country with free healthcare is an opportunity any American shouldn't pass up.
It's amazing to see Dr Mike going on and about with upload schedule. Seems like selling body parts can be a major taboo in some countries, however as long as it's done in a more ethical and sustainable way, then that could be an exception.
bro wrote an essay
@@karenzitkus9926 It's TH-cam deleting comments most of the time.
Ok, you're an npc🙄
@@klarabarunovic9841 Tell me you don't know what npc means without telling me what npc means 💀
@@zuki9537 Non playable character. A character that isn't playable IN A GAME. Npc and Bot aren't the same.
Thank you for including plasma! I have Immunoglobulin G Subclass Immunodeficiency, and my weekly plasma treatments are basically saving my life.
It takes 20,000 donations to make one vial of plasma medication, and donations are essential to keeping me healthy.
I would consider donating some of the other body parts you mentioned, but with my EDS, POTS, gastroparesis, possible Cushing's disease, brain tumor, three different autoimmune diseases, and other issues, I doubt I qualify. 🤷🏻♀️
I work in clinical research, so thank you for touching on the research studies aspect. Recruiting is one of our biggest hurdles.
Is there typically compensation due to adverse effects of the drug. In terms of time lost, compensation, pain and suffering, etc.
@MrHotBagel the compensation is variable. It's for the time and effort of being on the study. The time it takes at each appointment, the invasivenes of any procedures or tests needed to gather data. By the time any drug, procedure, or treatment gets to the point of human trials, it has already gone through pre-clinical trials and has been tested on human cells or animals. The study wouldn't be approved to move on to human subjects if it was known to be harmful.
@MrHotBagel there are three phases of clinical trials. Phase I, as the name implies, is the very first time it's used in humans. This is a very small number of volunteers, and it's testing for safety and proper dosage. Phase II is testing for effectiveness, and Phase III is comparing it to existing treatments. If you're thinking about volunteering for a study and worried about your safety, look for Phase II/III trials because they've already passed the Phase I and been shown to be safe in most cases. Of course, everyone is different, and what had no side effects for some might have side effects for others.
I can sell every Bodypart. Don’t have to be MY bodyparts
I saw I documentary a few decades ago about, homeless kids in Brazil whom was captured and had their corneas stolen.
My dad used to take part in a lot of clinical studies about MS once he got on Disability for it! I remember driving him to Yale a few times for different tests he took part in. When he died, we donated his brain and spine to Yale so they could continue research ❤
I've been donating Plasma for about 10 weeks so far. Depending on where you go, a lot of places offer up to $900 for your first month, and then they usually split two donations a week with a bonus, so your first donation of the week is $40 but your second is $100.
As someone who needed two seperate full rounds of Plex (Plasma exchange) I want to both plead to and thank people for having donate(d) plasma. It literally saved my life twice.
I am also someone who can't donate anything healthwise because of the sheer amount of illnesses I have and their genetic leanings.
“Your whole body” has many meanings, some of which are more profitable than others
My mom was a bone marrow donor. She was in seventh or eighth grade, and her bone marrow matched someone in need! She got a surgery (or surgeries, I’m not sure), and saved someone’s life! She had to walk with a cane for a couple weeks, but it was truly worth it!
I’ve actually agreed that I’ll go for new testing of epilepsy medications as long as they’re for my type. My case is so stubborn even at toxic doses (immediately puke) my seizures are only reduced down to maybe 1 per week. I’m going for surgery eventually though (12 years of tests and scans) I’d happily take some pills that might help more people like me.
Thank you🙏
When he said “your body” and “a more exciting way” I started getting nervous LMAO 😂
Dissapointed that brain wasn't on the list as mine is fresh and unused and would fetch a good price.😔
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I love your content so much man. It helps me get through a lot of stuff. I might just be a insignificant little high school senior from a remote part of the world but I just wanted you to know I really appreciate you. Thank you so much
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Good luck with your studies!
@@diybeast3943 How are they a bot?
@@diybeast3943 You are commenting both under nearly all comment smh-
@@staywithnoeasylife because i hate bots
As someone who has cancer as a child and now is an adult. Egg donors are very valuable. My husband and I are saving up to have an egg donor for our children :) thank you
Do you still have cancer?
Good video. One comment on the “men don’t get to have all the fun”. I think when it comes to donating eggs, women don’t get any “fun”. Certainly there are no magazines with well built men in the egg maturation and retrieval process from what I’ve read.
Dr Mike, there is a problem with the blood/plasma donation system and I've heard others running into this as well.
About 20 years ago I went to donate plasma. On the screening questions, I ACCIDENTALLY said yes to "have you ever had sex with a member of the same gender". I have been blacklisted in every clinic in the country, permanently. I have quarterly full STI/STD panels. Every disease you can think of. I have NEVER had a positive result. But no matter what I say or do, or where I get evidence that I'm clean as a whistle, no clinic will even talk to me. I could donate twice a week. Imagine how many donations over the last 20 years!!!! Imagine how many lives I could have saved!! Please talk to someone; anyone, about this. Please. I want to save lives! And nobody in the medical industry (and no politicians) seems to even care. PLEASE HELP DR MIKE
wtf are you serious, they actually blacklist you for that??
Wow.just wow
Wait, you want to donate plasma but you have STD's?
I've heard of this
There's some weird medical bias against the LGBTQ
Some places don't enforce it but it's weird that it's still there
Sorry about the black listing :(
@@klarabarunovic9841they do not have STD's or STI's, they said they have those panels.
I have donated my whole body to medical use and science here in Finland. No money from that but also my son doesn’t have to pay for my cremate or anything 🤷♂️
If I can help studies, that’s just plus. Also using my body parts (kindeys, skin, eyes, heart etc) is saving someone, I’m happy to give them away.
Your son did consent right 😅
@@fbiman9643 she didn't donate the son's body though but her own
Save animals, not people👍🏻👍🏻
@@Uchiha.Itachii save both, even better
@@Uchiha.Itachii No
Love this, great video! I’m a hero for babies because I have O+ cmv- blood which is almost considered “golden blood” (if I was O- it would be) as O+ is the most common blood type and only a small percentage of donors are cmv- so my blood is frequently used for sick babies and it makes me feel so good that I’ve potentially helped up to 327 of them with my 109 units that I’ve given since 2004. Because I’m on the bone marrow registry but have never been matched giving blood is my way of physically helping others that I can while I wait and the bonus for me is that it helps keep me on a healthy diet to be healthy enough to donate every 56 days!
Plasma donation is great for me as a college student. Takes about an hour, and I get paid about $30-50 for the first visit per week, but if I go again the same week, that jumps to anywhere from $70-100. I always go twice per week, every week, unless I'm sick at the time. It comes out to be a reliable $6,000-7,000/year, and only takes about an hour each time I go.
If you don’t mind me asking, what area are you donating in? I’m in KC and I get $40 for the first one the week and $60 the second with $60 and $80 bonuses after 6th and 8th dono of the month
I would like to see an Q&A again! And thanks for sharing your knowledge with us 🙏🏻
@@p-__ nahh don't believe that🤔
Finally a guide that’s useful.
Mike you are my favorite youtuber you helped me go through my broken finger thank you❤
Hi Doctor Mike, I recently broke my arm and I was reminded of you when I was in the ambulance. I imagined that you were there saying chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions. I really like your videos as most of them brighten my mood!
If you don't want to sign up for medical trials but still help science, there are also many university psychology or economics departments looking for participants for their experiments, which usually don't take long, and can even be reasonably fun.
Just keep talking sir. ❤️ I have donated my hair to charity several times. It's rewarding and freeing at the same time.
@@p-__ what.
@@sodamisc that bot is everywhere
Dr Mike was so happy talking about this topic
Omggg such a great video thanks Dr.Mike 😅
Thank you for the fascinating video! I attempted to sell my eggs about a decade ago, but was turned down for a variety of reasons:
1) I’m only 5’2”
2) I’ve smoked marijuana before
3) My father is colorblind 🙃
Good luck out there! 💚
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@@diybeast3943 lol
You should be grateful they turned you down, what Dr. Mike failed to mention is that people who donated their eggs before have an increased risk of cancer due to the unnatural hormones they're given to produce multiple eggs at the same time. There is some new articles who mention those long term effects on women. It is already proven that it can cause infertility and such, but cancer is the most recent conclusion, because loads of those women with no history of anything in their family developed such conditions a few years after donating their eggs.
I know you could argue that nearly everything is increasing our chances of cancer nowadays, from food to other things, but the fact that the first articles about this popping up are from 2020 and no one is further researching this is proof enough that its lucrative and swept under the rug for profit.
LMAOOO
Do they check, every answers you gave ? Could they do that ?
Love your vids Dr Mike! So informative & entertaining❤
An interesting topic, Doctor Mike. Thanks for the video!
Thank you posting this the day before my med school finals start. Good to know I’ve got a backup plan in case this goes south.
Considering Dr. Mike is all about chest compressions, he should react to ‘Cells at Work! Code Black” episode 13.
Code Black was...dark. Like, really dark. It was fascinating to see the other side of the body's spectrum.
Love your videos, Dr Mike.
I have been a test person for Danish psychological health and autism as a kid. The only test that was physical, was when i wore a hat so they could see my brain activity. All of the other test was on a computer or interview. Wish i could do it again as an adult
Whybdonyou want to do it again, if I may ask and what's stopping you?
Wow! This was very informative! Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks for the video dr mike
What's more amazing is that you can help others people needs truly wholesome for Humanity
finally, i have been waiting for this information right from the doctor
I am a living Kidney donor, starting the process of looking into being a living liver donor. Would love to see an episode that talks about the process of Organ donation, there are so many misconceptions and your platform could provide so much education.
been waiting for this video for soooo long❤
U inspire me to be a doctor I’ve been watching ur vids for 2 yrs
This is interesting because I have to get a blood transfusion once a month because I have Lyme disease and it’s cool to know how that donation process works.
Love your videos they are so helpful!
00:10 good thing I'm in canada
Love your videos ❤️
Very cool! I test plasma for my job in research, thank you for educating everyone about this!
Hi Dr Mike thanks for this video .I enjoy it.
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love you and your videos doctor mike!
Suddenly I feel like I’m not poor anymore
Doctor Mike you the best bro💪🏽
I have been watching you (on TH-cam), for a few years since I was around seven -ish I can't remember that was very long ago. I just didn't know how to make an account. When, I did get a account on TH-cam I didn't know how to subscribe. I'm pretty sure I asked my parents if I remember correctly. You have inspired me since I saw a video of yours inspired me to be a doctor. A family doctor to be specific. I am really good in science. I get high grades in tests and am just generally good or decent in lesson. I never thought I would actually be able to do what I really wanted but I usually get B+ to A+s in every lesson. I'm excited for my future due to you showing me a really helpful job for life at a young age. This is proof that the internet can be good but it always isn't good depending how you use it. I want to work abroad.
Here in the Texas panhandle you only get an average of $30-$50 for each plasma donation. Sometimes they will run a special where they will give a bonus. I did it for a few months but it wasn’t worth the drive after they took away the bonuses. Each state is different for sure, but here with CSL plasma it’s hit and miss
plasma companies up in PA do the same thing.
Where I live in north Georgia, there are three different plasma companies within driving distance. CSL pays the lowest out of all of them, and it's not even close.
0:20 “ Lets take a look how much you literally worth “
Doctor Mike I promise you our organs and body parts are beyond money it’s way more than 1 million dollars or more, this the creation of god we cannot give it it worth with money because it way more than this.
Thanks for the advice, Mike : )
As someone who donated plasma before, the Biolife company I went to in order to donate paid $100 per visit! And a bit more if you refer someone or for your first visit
if you ever feel worthless, just remember you’re worth at least $10,000
I tried to donate plasma (my mum used to do it regularly to earn some money, so I just went with her) and they turned me down because I am too skinny. I was told one need to weight at least 55 kg. Somehow my mum was allowed to donate eggs, even though she was smoker most of her life.
It's really frustrating.
Where I'm at, the minimum weight for plasma is 110 pounds. And I barely reach 108 on a heavy day.
I'd like to give my eggs, but I don't know if I'd be viable for the same reasons.
I think donating and selling have two different meanings in English. You can't earn money through donating.
You think u can donate plasma if I'm on antidepressants? Shouldn't matter right
@@ssjpanda8417 you shouldn’t view it as frustrating. the rejection is for YOUR health & safety. you will faint & do damage by shocking your system. draining your body of blood when you don’t have much because you’re underweight, will only do harm. & if you faint during donation, they’ll stop the process & discard your blood anyway.
thanks, this came to be very useful ;)
As a semen donor myself, the process was lengthy and they did run alot of tests on me, looked up my health history, it took a while, but now i donate about 1 time a week and it's just nice to do because it's extra money for really doing nothing too major! I am only 23 but they said as long as I keep healthy I can continue for about 2 decades
Thank you so much!!! You and men like you honestly are the only reason someone like me will be able to have a baby. It's incredibly cool of you❤️
Are you a known donor so you can update your biological offspring when you're health history changes?
Dr. Mike giving us legal medical advice just in case we need to pay our student loans.
love your vids
The tattoo advertising is so funny 😂 just walking around with a QR code on your forehead.. yup, living the dream!
One thing to keep in mind for plasma donating make sure before you go in for appointments to drink plenty of water and stay away from fatty foods and dairy. It can make the process of plasmapheresis slower and prevent you from donating as much
Finally, my little brother will have a use!
this needs more context
Now what.
Make part 2.
That last one scared me for a second, thankfully it was much more wholesome than my mind would make me believe.
I’ve donated my hair several times! I like knowing it will go to help someone. Last cut was a few weeks ago in fact!
love the vids
I was paid to upload my daily symptoms during covid. I am one of the few people who couldn't have a covid vaccine due my health conditions and had never had covid. It was about 45 a month for 3 months.
Happy happy to see you Anytime love you forever ♾ !!!
I participated in a medical study for an experimental treatment (I have some uncommon medical issues I don't feel like getting into), no direct payment but all related medical bills - that is related to the medical issues this is meant to treat, not just for problems arising from the treatment - were paid for the duration and a year afterward.
Sadly, while it helped about 80% of the participants, the treatment didn't help me so I'm stuck with these chronic issues
Bro, I started smoking 8 months ago, I'm 20. Before that I didn't even drink soda because I thought it was unhealthy. Crazy how life can change you
I had a plan to donate plasma when I started college but unfortunately for me I got diagnosed with ITP and my hematologist told me no.
Very nice video and information
I live in Jacksonville Florida and we have a lot of plasma donation sites. It’s a long but easy, relatively painless process. The first time you have to pass a medical screening, but it’s free and done on site. My first visit was about a six hour wait, but the following one was not nearly as long. The medical screening takes a while.
I used to work for a testing laboratory where we test efficacy of contraceptions. They needed “samples” for testing. A few of the guys that worked there provided these for $20/ea. Hard to eat lunch with them after 😣
Why did you eat the samples that is it hard to eat with them now ?
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Am fuc%e with ya 😂😂😂
Thanks! I’ll use this to afford my gaming set up!
I almost signed up to do clinical trials two separate times. The first time I chickened out when I read the med side effects and the second time I had something that disqualified me from the trial. I don’t think they were gonna pay me but I was just doing it to get access to treatments for my health conditions that I wouldn’t be able to get otherwise.
Great post. I've donated hair, blood and 64% of my liver. I'd love to see an episode about live organ donation, specifically liver and kidney. There are many great living donor centres around the US.
I know it’s the accepted nomenclature, but in my mind, a donation is something given for free. So I personally wouldn’t call it “donating” sperm, plasma, etc if one is getting paid for it. To me that’s selling, not donating. No judgement against selling…I just think that’s different from donating.
Amen.
It’s almost impossible to sell your eggs they will turn you down for literally everything you could be in perfect health but if your grandma passed away from cancer at 95 you’re disqualified. I don’t even know one person that could meet their standards without lying
Thank you for this educational video.... And for its cover 😍😍😍
thanks
I love your vids
I just watched his video on his opinion about the war and as a Ukrainian it made me cry I just gained so much respect for this man I wish him all the best and home his life happens as he wants thank you
thumbnail got me drooling dr mike
I have been watching your videos for some time now because I am dreaming to become a doctor and these videos are useful information. 👍👍
My daughters grandmother donates Plasma and made over $800 her first month here in Washington State and now makes around $600 a month. It's a good side hustle if you can stomach it. I passed out the last time I donated like 8 years ago so I'm terrified to try again.
That's selling, not donating...
my whole life i had no problem getting blood taken. but, last time i had to get a blood test i became extremely nauseous, sweaty, and light headed. i thought it was just a one time thing so i thought nothing of it. i went to sell plasma a while after and the same thing happened. i don't think i have ever been so close to passing out, the lady was like "NO, KEEP THOSE EYES OPEN!!" lmfao, so now i'm too scared to try again
I'm sorry, your daughter's grandmother.....??
so, your mum???
I also tried donating plasma, but I keep feeling dizzy in every session. RIP side hustle :(
@@ShadoryKaine No. Her father's mom. Why?
Gonna sell my organs to buy TH-cam, no one can stop me HAHAHAHA
😂
I’ve sold both my kidneys and I’ve never felt better
Half of these I couldn't do because of health. But I do St. Baldrick’s every year for almost 12 years now!!