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My immunology professor in college actually donated 60% of her liver as she wound up a match for her alcoholic brother who was on the literal verge of death, without the transplant. They will both end up with 100% of a liver after they finish regenerating which is pretty cool, and also pretty bizarre to think about! She ended up saving his life, and she said she would do it again in a heartbeat if able!

9:54 Jimmy actually explained this during a Podcast/Interview. He said that prior to the challenge he slept in a coffin for a few nights to get used too it. He said he had his team practice burying and digging up the Coffin, i think he said if he genuinely needed to get out they could get him out in 3 minutes. There was apparently a Medical team on stand by throughout the entire video, and they did radio checks in with him every hour, he said if they ever dialed him with the Talkie. And he didn’t answer they would immediately dig him up.

7:30 Mr beast did admit it was stupid of them for not having any air pumped out when pumping in oxygen. Because the carbon dioxide was building up with no good exit

finally i found someone who is explaining the risks instead of critisizing the man

"medically fangirling" is definitely not a phrase i would've ever thought of hearing lmao

I’d simply pass away doing the buried Alive one from claustrophobia 😭

3:15 just felt like mentioning it Back in my competitive simracing days, I had a friend whose shoulder was like... very prone to dislocating due to how stretched the things holding it in were, he had an operation, it helped short term a bit. The guy told me that at the point where he was, it doesnt hurt anymore, its just uncomfortable. He literally dislocated his shoulder by sneezing once... the best part is that he was still a great driver

“Today we’re eating a $70,000 pizza” “That’s an expensive pizza” Thanks for the clarification Mike

TeamSeas is definitely one of the best things to come about this year

I've been watching your videos so much lately, love the content and enthusiasm!! Being aware of health is such an important part of living a good life!! You ROCK!! 😆😆😆

“I had a friend whose dad only had 1 lung from when he was a cab driver” might be the most New York thing doctor Mike has said

Mr Beast is a real philanthropist! Thank you for talking about this!

Mr. Beast: stops moving Dr Mike: This actually really scares me, he could get a blood clot and explode from this. All jokes aside I really enjoyed this video

One thing that I love abt Dr.Mike is that not only does he explain and not get mad but also that he says he understand and isn't criticizing

i'm fairly certain that damage to my anterior tibilas muscle is what gave me foot drop for a few weeks so...good for him for being able to move his feet

The fact that even a doctor has no clue how competitive food eaters do it scares me even more.

This dude gives us facts every 3 minutes and I love it

Y'know after watching this............. I never had any idea how dangerous these challenges actually were but now that I have a good enough idea, it makes me wonder if there would ever be another video like this so that he sees the newer challenge videos mrbeast has made over the years cause with the newer ones it's actually a little bit if not alot safer than the older ones just because of how much jimmy and his friends have learned from all the mistakes and just how the older challenge videos helped them be a lot more aware and prepared for future challenges...... I really really enjoyed this video!👏👏👏👏😌

2:35 don’t get bit by those amazing chompers

Doctor Mike looking like the Canadian lumberjack that tells you how many bears he saved from hypothermia while sitting on a bear rug

what i love about this man is that he isnt like yelling at them telling them to stop what their doing , hes just pointing out the potential endangerments and i admire this about him.

I’d simply pass away doing the buried Alive one from claustrophobia . Mr Beast is a real philanthropist! Thank you for talking about this!.

0:30 this is the first time i’ve seen someone talk a little about rhabdomyolysis. i actually had to go to the hospital because of it after lifting weights too hard. it was crazy because my arms swelled up so much that i couldn’t even straighten them out all of the way. luckily me and my parents noticed it in time and went to the hospital before my kidneys got damaged at all

Mr beast is INSANE, thanks for making this video!

I love how Dr Mike is always medically fangirling 😆

thats sweet that your helping team seas i love the ocean so thankyou

Can we just appreciate how smooth that transition was

A doctor’s medical analysis on Mr. Beast’s endurance challenges is the LAST thing I expected to find recommended on my timeline… What an informative experience. 😯

Dr. Mike and Mr.Beast? And people say Endgame was the best crossover

This is awesome and hilarious, Mr. Beast is an amazing guy

I love this- these are crazy- at least you hit the goal-

As a swim instructor, I can attest to the chlorine effects on skin. Just recently I started working 6 days a week with 3 of them being double shifts, and our entire staff has started developing skin problems due to a slight shift in the chemical balance in the water. Thankfully the problem has been fixed and we've found methods to help with the drying and rashes on our skin.

Fun fact: You can actually sell your skeleton! We had one in our biology classroom in school, and the backstory behind it was basically, that the donor needed money in life, so he sold his skeleton to be used as a display model after death, which also explains the relatively low price: They cant be used as transplants.

doctor mike: explains why its dangerous* mr beast: and i took that seriously

he is litterally teaching us something we all don't know and i love it.

Honestly being close friends with Mr Beast has gotta be the most chill and most stressful thing at the same time

I love this perspective from Dr. Mike pointing out some potential red flags for Mr. Beast's videos. I'd like to think that he has some sort of emergency plan and trained professional in place in case something goes wrong but it's still scary to think of how it could go wrong.

I once got to see Joey chestnut in person amazing time love you Joey

Doctor Mike your the best, Keep up the good work and keep doing what your doing for the world

No one: Literally no one: Mike: *medically fangirling*

I'm so stoked that Doctor Mike is part of Team Seas! Lets do this guys, every little bit helps!

Doctor mike, I love your vids they make me laugh so hard! Thanks for sharing your advice

The coffin one terrified me for all the obvious reasons but also because I couldn't stop thinking about that Mythbusters episode where they put Jamie in a coffin and the weight of the dirt literally started crushing it.

Doctor Mike literally put his signature “PEEWOP!” In his teamseas donation,hes too powerfull.

Mr Beast does such crazy challenges, I could never! But hands down, his philanthropy is amazing. Go Team Seas, what a fantastic initiative to clean up our oceans!!

Thank you Dr. Mike for Teaching me about Doctor stuff. I appreciate It.

I learn a lot from you and that’s why I watch u thank you

Dr Mike: Who sells skeletons? Nobody does that! MedLife Crisis' Video on illegal skeleton trade in India: Am I a joke to you?

"Don't eat metal!" Well, you're the doctor: *Begins suffering from Iron deficiency*

7:28 something interesting that happens as well with skin pruning, at least for me. When I swim regularly, anywhere between 1-4 hours per day, my skin stops pruning after a week or so. It seems like repeated regular exposure to water will stop the pruning response.

The first brings memories of shin splints and the pain that is when walking. Itried to run a few laps on the track on front of feet, thinking it would increase my jump reach.

Re: Asylums "This is what used to happen 200 years ago" Well, it's more like 50-60 years ago. One of the most famous cases of widespread abuse occurring in "asylums" or mental institutions was Willowbrook, which was exposed back in 1972. So that's only 49 years ago. And there were many institutions that were closed way later than that. The history of the abuse of mental patients is RECENT.

"There is one country where selling organs is legal. Iran." I would run too.

I never thought in 1 million years Dr. Mike would ever react to mrbeast

ive noticed it in every single video...and i absolutely love the way you say water. idk why, but i just do.

I’d love to see him react to some of The Infographic Show challenges. There’s don’t leave the bathtub for 24 hours, no sitting for 7 days, drinking only soda for a month, only sleeping 3 hours a night, eating 10,000 calories a day for a week, and so many more ones that are interesting from a medical point of view.

Doctor Mike: Reacting to all of them: "This 1 scares me" Yep, he's a doctor! lol

I like the fact that MrBeast do a lot of intersting challenges for us to watch, but if it's so risky that it could cause lots of body damage we all hope that MrBeast puts his own safety first

Dr Mike is our guardian angel

As someone who trains a lot to run marathons, I can't even imagine how he could come anywhere close to finishing that challenge. A mile in those shoes would be enough to incapacitate most people.

This dude definitely has found a way to blend in with today's kids. Good for him! People probably do listen to him because he tells u what your doing wrong without making you feel like a total idiot.

Tnx Doc for teaching me more about the human body then teachers in 10 years

Mr. Beast is truly such a brave and generous, loving soul. He’s worked so hard to help others in any way he can. I love, love, love him!!

"This is ridiculous, this is only in America." Most true statement! 😂

I like how Doctor Mike generally is protecting MrBeast like a Guardian angel.

4:34 doctor in India we put a thin layer of silver on our sweet Kaju katli. Its considered good for health.

The thing with the underwater video is THEY ABSOLUTELY DID NOT THINK ABOUT CO2

Mr beast is both interesting, and terrifying to watch. Especially his 24+ hour challenges

For the under water one, my main concern is without a regulator and pressurized air bottles it's possible that the vast majority of the gasses in there will become co2 and nitrogen as it's possible for some the air being added to just bubble out from the bottom decreasing the oxygen concentration leading to co2 and or nitrogen poisoning. Probably one of the most dangerous stunts he has done especially without monitoring equipment in there with him. It would be impossible for him to determine if he was getting nitrogen narcosis until he drowned as it feels like being drunk but is much more subtle than the effects of alcohol

Great full of knowledge 🎉

I had Rhabdomyolysis in my upperbody muscles mainly Arms, shoulders, traps, back n some Chest spent 7days in the hospital at Indiana University Methodist hospital

"running a marathon with no training" isn't the marathon LITERALLY a thing because the first guy who ran it without training died??

Just like Matt Stonie, he trains a frickin lot that’s why he doesn’t get weight. As for how they eat so much, it’s just extreme training. Training to endure the food nausea so you can eat more.

Your my favorite UKpostsr you help me a lot

I’m a new viewer and I enjoy watching this dude

"I can imagine you boxing like: oh i just broke your ribs" "might wanna see chiropractor after that one" "I'll operate on you later"

Man, this is going to be a roller coaster of a video and knowledge from Dr. Mike if we're talking about Mr. Beast and his challenges! 😂😂

"Don't eat metal" - Dr. Mike, 2021

Doctor Mike managed to make what we think is the simplest thing look daring with his med lecture

That skin pruning fact is mind-blowing. Nature is incredible!

I feel like the eustachian tube isn't talked about enough, it's underated tbh

Just a friendly reminder that the first person to run a marathon straight up died after

As someone who suffers from ear infections i feel really bad for chris and I know it feels SOOO painful

I can attest to that first one. Last year I developed rhabdomyolisis from running a half marathon and poorly trained for it. Ended up in the hospital for a week and recovering took a month

Doctor Awesome should be your new name 😎!!! So informative and friendly and so caring!!! We need to clone this man!!😂

Please review some medical documentaries. It would be fascinating to hear your expert opinion on real life scenarios. A British show called 24 Hours in A&E would be a good choice.

"Medically fangirling" I loved it 😂🤣 Don't worry dr mike i m with u in this!! 😁❤

Bro you are getting my anxiety levels all the way up

I absolutely LOVE Mr Beast!!! I wonder what his reaction would be to Jimmy's attempt to go 30 days without eating would be

*Dr Mike talking about not having insane asylums*: "we moved away from restraints" *Me who went to a HORRIBLE state mental hospital*: ....Are you sure?

“Don’t eat metal.” But… we consume iron regularly…

Like many sports competitive eaters TRAINS before every major event, they also diet before the event, they also don't eat like that on every meal, they also have an intensive training and resting sessions after a contest to digest and properly remove all the waste they consumed in one eating. think of competitive eating like any other sport. and it will make sense

1:45 "Food Meats Beard" is the champ lol he's broken records by 30 minutes. No one has even come close to his times eating tons of foods quickly. Restaurants even tried to cheat when they knew he was coming and gave him WAY more than anyone else had to do even though it was the same challenge.

The best thing that the people did at the place I used to get frequent MRIs - for claustrophobic people - was they put an angled mirror above your face so you can see through an open glass window and not at this machine a few inches from your face making loud noises. It helped so much for me rather than just closing my eyes and listening to music.

Dr. Mike...loving the hair it looks like it is doing an actual "peo-wooop"

The marathon one is one I have trained for by doing a run my state does called the Color Run

My dad actually got a pressure or bed sore. Depends on what you want to call it. But he is currently not able to move almost at all by himself because he od and now has anoxic brain damage. The nursing home he was at was not turning him enough and didn’t have him on the right bed. The sore was so bad after a month it was down to the bone. It was on his lower back and if you looked into the whole you could actually see his bone. It was very scary and I refused to see it even in a picture. I accidentally saw it on my moms phone and I gave her the phone back very quickly. It was horrible to look at and to think the pain he was in from people just not caring enough. They also would refuse to show my mom this wound. She didn’t see it till he was admitted to the er. The people weren’t doing anything. He’s scalp was so built up (dandruff) the second you touched his hair you felt it. A multiple other things like old blood on the floor and open needles on tables. They weren’t cleaning the outside of his trachea right. Me and my mom had to do that. At one point in a different place his gown and pillow next to his stomach area was covered in what looked like feces. My mom had to get someone to come do it and empty his catheter bag that was almost overflowing. Not to mention that they didn’t check his catheter enough and he had a blockage. For hours! His heart rate and blood pressure shot up since he can’t speak and they left him like that for almost 2 hours. When they finally took the catheter out his pee shot across the room. He was finally admitted to the er (like I mentioned earlier) my dad has been through so much I’m guessing because they thought since he can’t talk we won’t know. My mom has fought so hard for him. Even though they divorced 5 years before this happened she is still by his bed side. That morning she knew she gave us a choice to see him or not and you could just see she was trying so hard not to break. My dad had been on dr*gs for a while before he od and we always talked about how he was probably going to od because he had so little care for life. And she was so scared our guess of what would kill my dad came true. My dad is now recovering so well. We got him a phone set to auto answer a ft so we can see him whenever. He looks so much better. He’s slowly being able to move his arms and head. He has said my nickname which is lala so many times. When he says it he looks so proud of himself and just starts repeating over and over. We are bringing him home soon. Me and my mom are trained. We can both change his trachea. His food and give him meds. I’m so proud of him. Being 14 and having to deal with this is not easy but seeing my dad slowly be MY DAD again makes it worth it!

With competitive eating, they will train their stomachs into how much food they can hold and try and increase that number. Before and after any challenges, they make sure that their bodies can relax, so they won't consume as much food and calories into their system, as well as simultaneously exercise so their metabolism isn't affected.

It sure has been a while since mikes been posting good to see him back love that guy