I can’t imagine how the guy with hiccups for 68 years must have felt. In the days following my massive stroke I had continual hiccups for about 36 hours and it was downright painful after the first couple of hours. The nurses told me I didn’t even stop while sleeping and it’s not uncommon following a brain injury to have persistent hiccups.
The worst thing about the toxic lady case is that they dismissed all the nurses symptoms as “hysteria” and only investigated it further because 2 men were also affected 🤦♀️
When you have Perea, an infection in your jaw bone that moves up into your teeth, despite being healthy on the outside the teeth rot and fill with infection fluid from the inside out causing a lot of pressure build up. I’ve person dealt with the worst smelling pus squiring out of a hole in my tooth when I pushed on my chin. I had to remove all of my teeth at 26 and now I have beautiful dentures, they look real and perfect, and NO PAIN.
Yes, toothaches are no joke. Ive had four kids, all natural, with one labor lasting 16 hours, hurt so bad that every contraction i was hitting the floor, and I promise to God, id rather give birth five times over than to ever suffer from another toothache
I've had a lot of dental abscesses. While that hurts like mad, I had one abscess that was so painful I was screaming in pain day and night and collapsing on the floor - and I'm used to pain, had to have a hysterectomy at a very young age - they don't perform that procedure for fun on young women! The dentist had to remove the tooth nerve and when he was taking it out, the smell from the infection filled the entire room. It was a smell of decay and rotting trash! Now I'm having to have my last three remaining teeth taken out as they are infected too, then I'll have no teeth of my own left.
I'm with you on that one, also having given birth. Would gladly do it again, if given the choice between labor and childbirth over tooth pain. I've had teeth that have gone bad and also dealt with 'dry socket' after the extraction of one of them. MY GAWD, I was literally shaking and so weak I could barely function because of the pain. Plus I've had tooth pain so horrible that I seriously considered grabbing a pair of pliers and yanking the tooth out myself before I was able to get to my dental appointment. Yeah. Give me childbirth over that any day.
The "exploding" teeth thing was very probably from excessive infection. Teeth have been known to crack without external pressure from infection so i can see how this could be possible in extreme cases.
I lost an eighth of my brain. It was to control seizures 😊. My husband used to say 7/8 of a brain and she's still smarter than me 😊 He died nearly 2 years ago😢💔🙏
Spontaneous human combustion was a thing in the late 1800’s. Would love to see a show on that. After a high school persuasive speech on the subject, I was nicknamed “Fireball” by the teacher.
I’ve come to the conclusion that I never want to know what the Weird History narrator looks like… No physical appearance will ever be satisfactory. I’d like to just go on imagining that he exists solely as a voice from the ether, that appears out of nowhere simply to narrate these videos.
The best way to rid hiccups is to take a big breath, hold it and whilst holding it drink. never fails me. I can't quite remember how it works but it has something to do with the diaphragm
When doctors say they can't do anything, that's when people go for self medication. I have been told twice, once about IBS, which doctors said "not IBS", and then later a cluster headache. All reports were clean. They said nothing could be causing any of that. Self medication helps sometimes, because the patient has more experience than any doctor.
If you take a college course in either psychology or neurobiology (and I did both), you learn the story of Phineas Gage. Hadn't heard of any of the others before now.
The saddest part of his story is that before the accident, he was reportedly a great guy to be around, and an incredibly hard worker. That bar turned the lobe of his brain that controls emotions and impulse control into scrambled eggs.
The exploding teeth thing has happened since. I know because I have, or had, it. It would happen at night. I would wake up to what sounded like a fire cracker going off in my head and about a hundred pieces of what used to be a tooth in my mouth. It would also happen while chewing normal food. Over the course of about ten years all but 7 of my teeth have gone out this way. Funny thing is there was never any pain what so ever.
NOOO! This thumbnail did something to me I keep having dreams that my teeth randomly start cracking and falling out my mouth and there's nothing I can do about it. The dream always feels so real I wake up touching my mouth/teeth I think it started after my 1st wisdom tooth was taken out but now it's a real fear
There was a soldier during world war II had parachuted into Germany and suffered whiplash to the point that he almost could have died from a broken neck. Fortunately he was captured by the Nazis who kept him in a cell that pretty much made him only able to lay down for 6 weeks which was adequate enough time for him to heal. It wasn't until like in 2008 where he was in a car accident where they discovered he had a previous break in his neck that the truth finally came out that he did have a broken neck back in world war II.
That thumbnail is kinda disturbing. I heard about some of these cases already. The people who went through these horrible things are incredible. But I think everyone knows about the Dancing Plague. 🕺
Could you do a deep dive into and correlate how all prehistory says unquestionable myths from the different continents? The only evidence left is the megaliths. How were they made by who and why? Most of all, how do cryptids play into all of this???????
Can somebody tell me how to disable youtube chosing a language for me? I just want to listen to the original audio, but youtube just keeps changing to the german audio stream ...
If youre on Mobile go to Settings,( The Cog wheel on the upper right of this video), and it should be in there Under Audio Track, you can change it from there, I'm not sure about disabling it though. If youre On desktop, I have no idea what that'd look like on that.
Those old guns were just the coolest😂 Imagine seeing some dudes run up and start fan firing single action revolvers, and quick firing lever action repeaters on each other😂 There's just something special about those guns, there's never been anything that can match that, before or since🤷🏻♀️
The videos you choose to accompany the different stories are totally unrelated and make no sense. Why, with Mr. Engles' loss of ability to read, did you think it was best to show a barefooted man walking through sand?
0:36 The job that I consistently wanted the longest throughout public school (grades 1 - 12) was as some type of investigator. My #2 job was as a palentologist, but my interest in that field faded significantly after elementary school.
I am going to watch the videos: x How Conjoined Twins Ended Up Taking Very Different Paths (Second Recommendation, 1st Time Watching) x When the Sleeping Sickness Hit New York In the 1920s x The Beast Of Gévaudan Terrorized France For Years - But Was It A Wolf Or The First Serial Killer? x WWI Battle of Mons Where Soldiers Claimed Divine Intervention x The Plague The Made People Dance Themselves To Death (First recommendation, fourth time watching).
I used a lot of DMSO on race horses back in the day. We had a guy with psoriasis that was sure it was the cure. If by accident you got it on your skin the taste in the mouth was nasty.
2:56 That reminds me of the part in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom when they almost fall off the side of the mountain after being flooded out. They almost fell off again when the corners of the opening were eroded with the flood water!
1:19 In reference to the morgue, the "first modern detective story is often thought to be Edgar Allan Poe's The Murders in the Rue Morgue." (Novel Suspects).
1:36 The first type of investigator I wanted to be was a detective. I used to read all types of detective novels (Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys, Encyclopedia Brown, Something's Queer at the Haunted School, etc).
I tried looking this up to no avail so maybe you might know, do you remember a book or possibly book series about a young girl with a photographic memory who would say "Click." when she wanted to remember something and solved mysteries? I remember one book I really liked as a kid where she unraveled a case involving dinosaur bones at a museum but can't remember what the title was.
Having ANOTHER Weird History drink! It is water and lemon juice*†...while watching this Weird History video! Lemon Juice has been used as a antibacterial and antiseptic in the past. * Lemons are on the thumbnail of the Weird History video "Common Fruits And Veggies You Didn't Know Were Man-Made" † The lemon juice is from a bottle of ReaLemon (15 oz), that can be bought at the grocery store, and the water is from a ThinQ Refrigerator Water & Ice System.
I can’t imagine how the guy with hiccups for 68 years must have felt. In the days following my massive stroke I had continual hiccups for about 36 hours and it was downright painful after the first couple of hours. The nurses told me I didn’t even stop while sleeping and it’s not uncommon following a brain injury to have persistent hiccups.
After a few months of constant hiccups I'd probably have to end myself, that would be miserable
Constant hiccups can also be a sign of liver problems or injury to the diaphragm.
@@buzzzzzz69 damn
The worst thing about the toxic lady case is that they dismissed all the nurses symptoms as “hysteria” and only investigated it further because 2 men were also affected 🤦♀️
Stop being so hysterical then ladies
Source?
I'd say the worst thing about the toxic lady case was that there was a case of a lady who was toxic...
Makes sense for the time.
Most women are toxic
When you have Perea, an infection in your jaw bone that moves up into your teeth, despite being healthy on the outside the teeth rot and fill with infection fluid from the inside out causing a lot of pressure build up. I’ve person dealt with the worst smelling pus squiring out of a hole in my tooth when I pushed on my chin. I had to remove all of my teeth at 26 and now I have beautiful dentures, they look real and perfect, and NO PAIN.
Dear God. 😰😱
@@CJODell12 🤣
Good heavens - so glad it al got resolved.
@@CJODell12😂😂😂🤣🤣
You must have not gone to Aspen. LOL
Can you do a video about the Mutter Museum at the University of Pennsylvania?
Great suggestion!
Yes, toothaches are no joke. Ive had four kids, all natural, with one labor lasting 16 hours, hurt so bad that every contraction i was hitting the floor, and I promise to God, id rather give birth five times over than to ever suffer from another toothache
Can hurt so bad,take out own teeth,only thing more painful I've experienced was passing stones.
I have implants now but occasionally will have phantom pains from toothaches
I've had a lot of dental abscesses. While that hurts like mad, I had one abscess that was so painful I was screaming in pain day and night and collapsing on the floor - and I'm used to pain, had to have a hysterectomy at a very young age - they don't perform that procedure for fun on young women! The dentist had to remove the tooth nerve and when he was taking it out, the smell from the infection filled the entire room. It was a smell of decay and rotting trash! Now I'm having to have my last three remaining teeth taken out as they are infected too, then I'll have no teeth of my own left.
Yea..
I'm with you on that one, also having given birth. Would gladly do it again, if given the choice between labor and childbirth over tooth pain. I've had teeth that have gone bad and also dealt with 'dry socket' after the extraction of one of them. MY GAWD, I was literally shaking and so weak I could barely function because of the pain. Plus I've had tooth pain so horrible that I seriously considered grabbing a pair of pliers and yanking the tooth out myself before I was able to get to my dental appointment.
Yeah. Give me childbirth over that any day.
Exploding tooth is wild!
Yeah it really is.
Well... so much for lunch.
The "exploding" teeth thing was very probably from excessive infection.
Teeth have been known to crack without external pressure from infection so i can see how this could be possible in extreme cases.
i recommend Fascinating Horror’s video on Gloria (the ‘toxic’ lady)
I lost an eighth of my brain. It was to control seizures 😊. My husband used to say 7/8 of a brain and she's still smarter than me 😊 He died nearly 2 years ago😢💔🙏
Thank you for sharing that. His humor is a great legacy. 🙏🏻
Fear no more the heat o’ the Sun by Shakespeare helps me w loss. 🙏🏻
Sorry for your loss. I hope you stay seizure free!
I am so sorry for your loss. He sounds like he was a keeper, I can't even begin to imagine how losing him must feel. 🫂🫶🏻
Spontaneous human combustion was a thing in the late 1800’s. Would love to see a show on that. After a high school persuasive speech on the subject, I was nicknamed “Fireball” by the teacher.
I say those people that fell out of planes and managed to survive should be highlighted in this category of marvels.
I’ve come to the conclusion that I never want to know what the Weird History narrator looks like… No physical appearance will ever be satisfactory. I’d like to just go on imagining that he exists solely as a voice from the ether, that appears out of nowhere simply to narrate these videos.
Where's Robin with the Batmobile?
This is wild!
Brief hiccups are so annoying that I would try to stop my breathing. To suffer from it for a long time would make me want to stop everything 😂
Next time try a tea spoon of sugar. It works right away, try it.
EVER NOTICED WHEN YOU SEE SOMEONE YAWNING OR THEY SEE YOU YAWN.... EITHER 1 OR BOTH WILL YAWN !!!!!!! CONTAGIOUS✔
The best way to rid hiccups is to take a big breath, hold it and whilst holding it drink. never fails me. I can't quite remember how it works but it has something to do with the diaphragm
When doctors say they can't do anything, that's when people go for self medication. I have been told twice, once about IBS, which doctors said "not IBS", and then later a cluster headache. All reports were clean. They said nothing could be causing any of that. Self medication helps sometimes, because the patient has more experience than any doctor.
When are y’all gonna make another timeline series
Is that Ludwig on the first scene lmao
Exploding teeth coukd be worked into a comic book superhero super power! 😂
4:21 The MRI Scan (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is used for more detailed images inside the body.
A+ video!
LOVE IT! What an unforgettable video with the best histories!
The teeth one has been my nightmare for years
Why
All your dreams come true. Even your nightmares too.
@@dare_challenge_a_god1536 don’t tell me this 🥲
If you take a college course in either psychology or neurobiology (and I did both), you learn the story of Phineas Gage. Hadn't heard of any of the others before now.
The saddest part of his story is that before the accident, he was reportedly a great guy to be around, and an incredibly hard worker. That bar turned the lobe of his brain that controls emotions and impulse control into scrambled eggs.
Please Bring Back Timeline!
Boring. No.
I wonder what the track Gauge was with gage.
How can you write books if you can't read what you wrote. Hmm, I wonder where I left off on Tuesday =/
I figured the spontaneous combustion lady would make this list.
Can say there's a lot to worry about here.
My molars exploded after having my children! I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy!!
The exploding teeth thing has happened since. I know because I have, or had, it. It would happen at night. I would wake up to what sounded like a fire cracker going off in my head and about a hundred pieces of what used to be a tooth in my mouth. It would also happen while chewing normal food. Over the course of about ten years all but 7 of my teeth have gone out this way. Funny thing is there was never any pain what so ever.
NOOO! This thumbnail did something to me
I keep having dreams that my teeth randomly start cracking and falling out my mouth and there's nothing I can do about it. The dream always feels so real I wake up touching my mouth/teeth
I think it started after my 1st wisdom tooth was taken out but now it's a real fear
It's actually VERY common and universal dream that most peoples experience.
@LittleMissBettyPage that's terrible! I wish that made me feel better about it lol
There was a soldier during world war II had parachuted into Germany and suffered whiplash to the point that he almost could have died from a broken neck. Fortunately he was captured by the Nazis who kept him in a cell that pretty much made him only able to lay down for 6 weeks which was adequate enough time for him to heal. It wasn't until like in 2008 where he was in a car accident where they discovered he had a previous break in his neck that the truth finally came out that he did have a broken neck back in world war II.
That thumbnail is kinda disturbing. I heard about some of these cases already. The people who went through these horrible things are incredible. But I think everyone knows about the Dancing Plague. 🕺
If i get hiccups i just drink a bottle of water without stopping to take a breath it freaks my esophagus out and the hiccups stop
Ah, the narrator is back.
How do we know that?
He doesn't sound black...
🙌🏻
Geez, you diaper fillers act like he left for years.
😂lmao wtf@@mistymeaner1753
What does this comment mean? I am just curious.
Can you go back to more English medieval history, like one video? Or even ancient China or ancient Egypt. Like, main genre of ancient empires.
Could you do a deep dive into and correlate how all prehistory says unquestionable myths from the different continents? The only evidence left is the megaliths. How were they made by who and why? Most of all, how do cryptids play into all of this???????
Can somebody tell me how to disable youtube chosing a language for me? I just want to listen to the original audio, but youtube just keeps changing to the german audio stream ...
If youre on Mobile go to Settings,( The Cog wheel on the upper right of this video), and it should be in there Under Audio Track, you can change it from there, I'm not sure about disabling it though. If youre On desktop, I have no idea what that'd look like on that.
Hey y'all 😮
Those old guns were just the coolest😂 Imagine seeing some dudes run up and start fan firing single action revolvers, and quick firing lever action repeaters on each other😂
There's just something special about those guns, there's never been anything that can match that, before or since🤷🏻♀️
What?
Giving birth to rabbits. Ive got a bridge to sell.
I'm glad og narrator is doing this one, I really was wanting to watch it
When you say dancing plague...what kind of dancing were they doing?? 🤔
Disco
Dance of st Vitus.
These sounds like cases for doctor house 🙂
this is the kinda shit that webmd tells me could happen when i google “right shoulder pain”
If you think that's bad don't google left shoulder pain...😅
The video is 12 mins 12 seconds!!
Hole brain-ed here 👍
Why include the last one? It was bs
Eugh. The Phineas Gage case was particularly horrifying, but I recommend not looking it up. Just trust me. Don't.
A new timeline please
0:06 We have a thermometer that looks like that!
Thumbs down for all the fake filler scenes.
Unsubscribed till I can't see this picture anymore lol sorry but I can't look at that every time I hop on😂
The videos you choose to accompany the different stories are totally unrelated and make no sense. Why, with Mr. Engles' loss of ability to read, did you think it was best to show a barefooted man walking through sand?
Thanks for this! 🌡🤢🩻
could you make one video for indian history please
Why. Kicked out Great Britain simple. Went down hill after that.
There's no way they could fit it into _one_ twelve minute video and do it any justice.
@@paulcowlishawwtf lol.
3:51 That is a mouth swab, which are often used for drug tests.
11:00 Those are beautiful scissors!
0:36 The job that I consistently wanted the longest throughout public school (grades 1 - 12) was as some type of investigator.
My #2 job was as a palentologist, but my interest in that field faded significantly after elementary school.
I am going to watch the videos:
x How Conjoined Twins Ended Up Taking Very Different Paths (Second Recommendation, 1st Time Watching)
x When the Sleeping Sickness Hit New York In the 1920s
x The Beast Of Gévaudan Terrorized France For Years - But Was It A Wolf Or The First Serial Killer?
x WWI Battle of Mons Where Soldiers Claimed Divine Intervention
x The Plague The Made People Dance Themselves To Death (First recommendation, fourth time watching).
3:21 Reminds me of microbiology class at Southeast Community College!
nice
2:43 That is around the area on the leg where runners report shin splints.
5:00 I will never forget that case, it was in my Introduction to Psychology class at Doane University!
I used a lot of DMSO on race horses back in the day. We had a guy with psoriasis that was sure it was the cure. If by accident you got it on your skin the taste in the mouth was nasty.
4:42 Every time I get a spell of hiccups I think of that man!
That is unfortunate!
2:56 That reminds me of the part in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom when they almost fall off the side of the mountain after being flooded out.
They almost fell off again when the corners of the opening were eroded with the flood water!
2:18 Reminds me of the movie Return of the Living Dead!
Watched that last night, great movie!
The toxic lady- I heard this from MrBallen. Now to hear the rest.
2:22 That looks like a CAT Scan.
3:06 I believe that is called a Kitchen Island.
1:19 In reference to the morgue, the "first modern detective story is often thought to be Edgar Allan Poe's The Murders in the Rue Morgue." (Novel Suspects).
I once had a case of coughs that lasted all day and night, couldn't hardly sleep. Doctor even prescribed cough syrup, didn't work
0:38 The title "The Toxic Lady" reminds me of the movie Tomb Raider (2018)!
Great movie!
Reminds me of those original Tomb Raider movies because Angelina Jolie seems pretty toxic. 😂
@@ArcherSuh4721 You'll have to watch the 2018 movie to understand the genius of the plot point referring to "The Toxic Lady."
@@btetschner I'll put that on my "To Watch" list! Thanks!
1:36 The first type of investigator I wanted to be was a detective.
I used to read all types of detective novels (Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys, Encyclopedia Brown, Something's Queer at the Haunted School, etc).
I tried looking this up to no avail so maybe you might know, do you remember a book or possibly book series about a young girl with a photographic memory who would say "Click." when she wanted to remember something and solved mysteries? I remember one book I really liked as a kid where she unraveled a case involving dinosaur bones at a museum but can't remember what the title was.
@@ArcherSuh4721 Cam Jensen
@@btetschner THANK YOU SO MUCH!
4:52 I went to nursing school in Beatrice, which is in Gage County.
😂
@@Dave-bj3pq It's taking you longer and longer to troll. It's a good thing you live in Arizona and not New Mexico.
Having ANOTHER Weird History drink!
It is water and lemon juice*†...while watching this Weird History video!
Lemon Juice has been used as a antibacterial and antiseptic in the past.
* Lemons are on the thumbnail of the Weird History video "Common Fruits And Veggies You Didn't Know Were Man-Made"
† The lemon juice is from a bottle of ReaLemon (15 oz), that can be bought at the grocery store, and the water is from a ThinQ Refrigerator Water & Ice System.
1:51 That reminds me of the origin story of Clayface in the tv series Batman: The Animated Series.
That is one of my favorite tv series of all time!
That thumbnail is a disgrace. Not watching this
You mean "OG Narrator" isn't enough?
Mary Toft was incredibly off. What the heck?! 🫣 no merci.