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TikTok not only has bad advice about medical cures and treatments, but advertisements for some useless and misleading devices. Today I look at some dangerous and murky claims made about health and medicine on TikTok, including chiropractors, kneecaps, brain exercises, gym form on weight machines, fingernails, stem cells, neck stretchers, the spins from drinking, male birth control, sperm cells, prescription drugs for mental health, plastic surgery, bears, chest compressions, ear lobes, Rob McElhenney's body transformation, kegels, prosthetic legs, running on all fours, spicy food, raw vegan diet, eye tattoos, ab exercises, FDA approvals, foot fungus, freckle tattoos, and OnlyJayus spoon claims. Check out more video's from Dr Mike on our rumble channel Doctor Reacts to The Most Dangerous MrBeast Stunts https://rumble.com/embed/v1o2arl/?pub=160c76 A Medical Look Into What Killed Every President https://rumble.com/embed/v1nrpjz/?pub=160c76 Doctor Reacts To Nickelodeon Medical Scenes https://rumble.com/embed/v1n56gu/?pub=160c76 Doctor Reacts To Hilarious Mr. Bean Medical Scenes https://rumble.com/embed/v1mkmy8/?pub=160c76 Doctor Reacts To Hilarious South Park Medical Scenes https://rumble.com/embed/v1mr5bb/?pub=160c76 I LOVE reading your comments and take your suggestions seriously. If there’s a subject you want me to discuss or something you’d like for me to react to, leave a comment down below. Many of my videos have been born out of suggestions directly from you, so don’t hold back! -Doctor Mike Varshavski

I was pretty harsh in my critique of Five Minute Crafts when I took a look at their first-aid hack earlier this year, but since then they’ve put our some new videos with new hacks on how to keep your body in fighting shape. So today I figured I’d see if they’ve improved their medical accuracy or not. We talk about bee stings, bandaids, blisters in your heels, doctor’s visits, getting kids to take medicine, teaching children to wash their hands, headache cures, treatment for heartburn, sleep tips, cleaning your ears, back pain, anxiety, cleaning out your eyes, drinking water, cleaning your pores, and so much more. Which clips did I miss? Let me know down below! Check out more video's from Dr Mike on our rumble channel Doctor Reacts to The Most Dangerous MrBeast Stunts https://rumble.com/embed/v1o2arl/?pub=160c76 A Medical Look Into What Killed Every President https://rumble.com/embed/v1nrpjz/?pub=160c76 Doctor Reacts To Nickelodeon Medical Scenes https://rumble.com/embed/v1n56gu/?pub=160c76 Doctor Reacts To Hilarious Mr. Bean Medical Scenes https://rumble.com/embed/v1mkmy8/?pub=160c76 Doctor Reacts To Hilarious South Park Medical Scenes https://rumble.com/embed/v1mr5bb/?pub=160c76

House M.D., Season 3 Episode 4 "Line In The Sand" is a wild one. The story centers around a child who lives with Autism Spectrum Disorder who started screaming out of nowhere. Obviously House experiments on the child and runs a million tests on him. This is one of the more dense episode I've reacted to, but I had fun playing detective along with House! Specifically we talk about autism, sedation, sandboxes, eye worms, raccoons, poops, fecal matter, trauma, tumors, infections, lungs, membranes, lymph nodes, biopsies, live cells, cancer, and so much more. Which episode should I react to next? Watch more videos from Doctor Mike here https://rumble.com/embed/v1ppnv0/?pub=160c76 #Reaction #Reation video, #Doctor reacts #House MD #Medical scenes

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MrBeast is one of the most ambitious and prolific creators on YouTube. He's counted to 100,000. He's eaten pizza made of gold. He buried himself underground for 50 hours. While these stunts are flamboyant and extraordinary, they aren't without their risks. Today I decided to take a look at some of Beast's greatest hits and assess the often significant health complications associated.

** The information in this video is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All content, including text, graphics, images, and information, contained in this video is for general information purposes only and does not replace a consultation with your own doctor/health professional ** CORRECTIONS: *Kennedy was killed in 1963, not 1968. typo that slipped through. Sorry! *Garfield was not killed IN Baltimore, but rather in DC at a train station CALLED Baltimore. Honest mistake. *Garfield was shot 4 months into his Presidency, not 18. *John Quincy Adams died at the age of 80, not 78 *Franklin Pierce died at 64, not 69.

Roxy is a very important member of my family, and she just had to go through a very difficult experience. Because of a sarcoma (cancer) in her front right paw, and some questionable decision-making by the veterinary team, Roxy has lost her leg. She's an older dog and has been a member of our family for 12 years, so caring for her health can be tricky. I wanted to share this story not to give some love to my sweet girl, but also arm you with knowledge you can use to prevent the same fate from happening to your pup!

I was a BIG Nickelodeon kid in the 90s. I loved the cartoons like Doug, Rugrats, Hey Arnold!, so today I say down to look back through my favorite childhood shows to see what kind of medical information there was, and check in to see if things were accurate. What about when Otto broke his leg in Rocket Power? Or when Rocko had appendicitis during Rocko’s Modern Life? I even took a look at more modern shows like The Loud House and Avatar The Last Airbender to see what Nicktoons are up to these days. I couldn’t believe the stuff Jimmy Neutron got up to inside Carl’s head or poor Cosmo’s broken Fagilgli Gland in The Fairly Oddparents. What shows or scenes did I miss? Let me know down below!

Mr. Bean was one of my favorite shows growing up, and I remember there being some medical moments along the way, so today I dove back into the work of Rowan Atkinson and the BBC to relive those childhood memories and assess just how accurate the medicine in Mr. Bean was. I didn’t just look at this live-action show either, spending the majority of my time watching the 1997 movie “Bean” as well as exploring the animated series for the first time. Surgery, defibrillators, x-rays, sutures, and Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy, which you can read about here:

I reacted to medical scenes from The Simpsons. One of you suggested I should reacted to South Park medical scenes, and I challenged you to get that comment to 10,000 likes. Boy did you deliver! So, to cash that check, I sat down and reacted to medical scenes from Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s Comedy Central sensation, South Park. There was a ton of hilarious stuff in here and plenty of opportunities for me to talk about some medicine! While Cartman’s gingervitis might not be real, gingivitis is and there are tons of myths about red/ginger hair and freckles. I also discussed Kyle’s need for a kidney transplant, Stan confronting “naturopaths” selling miracle supplements, Cartman getting shots for vaccines and vaccinations, and the antics of Dr. Doctor. We’ll save Kenny’s unfortunate endings for another time ;)

I’ve reacted to The Simpsons and South Park medical scenes, so next up is Family Guy! Seth MacFarlane has created a funny world in Quahog, Rhode Island, but is all the medicine from Dr. Hartman accurate? Today I discuss Peter becoming a nurse, Brian donating his dog kidney, dialysis, vestigial twins, Stewie’s ADHD, teratomas, tumors both benign and malignant, House MD, Popeye, stokes, vasectomies, and the dangers of smoke. Oh, also THE CHICKEN. Lois, Chris, Meg, Brian, Stewie and Peter Griffin sure have encountered a lot of medical scenes! Which ones did I miss?

I reacted to Family Guy medical scenes a couple of years ago and you all seemed to enjoy it, so today I decided to react to some more! Today we talk about dog bites, breaking your neck by doing stunts designed for professionals, Stewie's plastic surgery and whether we should give botox to babies, suppositories, liver damage from drinking alcohol, cancer, giving doctor's tips, Stewie taking steroids, and Peter fighting the Chicken!

Another day, another meme review. Today we talk about Iron Man, back pain, instagram models, fist bumps vs. high fives, kidney transplants, pediatrics, bones, handwriting, coffee, John Cena, flu shots, pumpkin spice, dental crowns, boxing, spines, hiking, weight loss, family medicine, post traumatic growth, stress, anxiety, amputations, patient notes, scrubs, medical commercials, Harry Potter, deodorant, silica gel, tinder, scabs, feet, carpal tunnel, plasma donations, and gluten intolerance.

I've received so many comments asking me to react to more Simpsons medical scenes, so here we are! Today we look at Homer's plastic surgery and gastric bypass, Homer pinning his skin back from that famous meme, Homer and Bart jumping the Springfield Gorge, Bart injuring his coccyx on a bowling ball, Homer performing CPR on Moe, looking at an eclipse, Grandpa Abe's exploding kidney's and homer providing a transplant, organ transplants on your driver's license, and so much more. Are there any other scenes from The Simpsons you want me to react to? Let me know down below!

My Strange Addiction is a very controversial show, but I think it serves as a learning opportunity. Remember, while some of these addictions are presented sensationally and humorously, let’s try to lead with empathy and understand some of these conditions can actually be life threatening. Today we talk about coffee enemas, eating cat hair, cat grooming, bezoars, eating ashes, objectophilia, animism, butt injections, Brazilian butt lifts (BBL, starring our friend Dr. Anthony Youn!), bee stings, yellow jackets, wasps, treatment for chronic pain, super glue, air freshener, drinking aerosol sprays, cremains, and endorphins. Let me know down below if there are any more addictions you’d like me to take a look at

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