(I live in kg unit country) There was a questionnaire that people & nurses filled out before they came for free health-check from a volunteer event. I initially thought they filled it out wrong as the BMI wrote 60 Turned out they were correct and I had to ask for help to get the waist circumference so I didn't end up giving him a hug....
@@mathieulabranche4543just because you're entirely useless doesn't mean you have the right to assume anyone making a statement where they relate to the position of a character in a TV show is trying to say they're better than you. Of course, the way you act about it probably means they are
He might be the kind of guy to “tough it out” because acidic discomfort from the consequences of his diabetes is somehow more comfortable than getting on a treatment plan that could mean his family gets involved in his health life. I’ve powered through cramps because “whoops, I missed a bc dose. I’ll take the dose next time, but I’m not going to ask for advil right now because I don’t want mom think I’m an idiot for forgetting it the fifth time this month. If she does find out, she’s going to nag me to keep on schedule, which mom doesn’t realize is just annoying and not helping.” In that case, the cramps are indeed mildly painful, but it’s only a bit of discomfort until the next dose I take goes into effect. The discomfort from my mom shoving memorization techniques that aren’t going to help is a much more severe discomfort by comparison.
I don't think that's what the scene is implying. He knows he has diabetes and probably does take his insulin, he just tries to keep it a secret from House/the nurse because he knows that if he reveals he's on insulin, they won't give him the Viagra. That's my reading of the scene anyway, look at his face after House explains his reasoning. looks more annoyed than surprised to me
He was a great villain in one law and order criminal intent episode. He played a sleazy cop who committed murders to cover up a huge Central Park Five scandal in his past. Good actor
I mean, usually one would reserve 'If you know you're awesome' for less well known references. I mean I've never seen Dumb and Dumber, but I've seen that scene, because it gets referenced a lot.
@@ravenID429, therapeutic fasting and eating a low-carbohydrate diet at better "medications" for type 2 diabetes.(T2D). There are people who put their T2D into remission doing that. The fewer grams of carbohydrates we eat the less insulin and other T2D medications we must tape. Two of the many books about this are: "Why We Get Sick" by research scientist and college professor Benjamin Bikman, PhD. "The Onesity Code" by Jason Fung MD.
@@zenkichihitoyoshi9513 , for type 2 diabetes, two good treatments are low-carbohydrate eating and therapeutic fasting. That's what more and more doctors and patients are using. For a starter, read "The Obesity Code" and "The Diabetes Code" by Jason Fung, MD.
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I used to work with a fella that weighed in at about 500#. He called his insulin shot a doughnut vaccine.
💀💀.
A good spirit but I used to make jokes about my health and I felt like I was just distracting for myself and others
Is he still alive, still has both feet?
I had a neighbor about that big. Literally ate himself to death.
@@usefulprogrammer9880😢
Hes weighing his options when House says it could kill him
What a way to go out🤣
Plot twist.
That wasn't sugar on his pants.
I call mine the general cus he always stands to Attention.
I call mine stormtrooper cause he always misses
Generals don't need to stand to attention. But privates do.
Mr. Happy
Generals have few they have to stand for
Well I call mine gonzo because its blueish grey and crooked
(I live in kg unit country)
There was a questionnaire that people & nurses filled out before they came for free health-check from a volunteer event.
I initially thought they filled it out wrong as the BMI wrote 60
Turned out they were correct and I had to ask for help to get the waist circumference so I didn't end up giving him a hug....
I call mine the truth, because "you can't handle the truth"
I always have struggled with small apparata.
I have the role of Dr House in my extended family
Wow you're such a witty badass. But you feel awesome after crushing your aunts. Everyone claps after you're done.
@@mathieulabranche4543ok mate someone's bitter. I think you also assume the role of dr house in your family
@@mathieulabranche4543just because you're entirely useless doesn't mean you have the right to assume anyone making a statement where they relate to the position of a character in a TV show is trying to say they're better than you. Of course, the way you act about it probably means they are
guy would feel like hell not taking his insulin. Tired and the acidy feeling blood are hard to ignore
He might be the kind of guy to “tough it out” because acidic discomfort from the consequences of his diabetes is somehow more comfortable than getting on a treatment plan that could mean his family gets involved in his health life.
I’ve powered through cramps because “whoops, I missed a bc dose. I’ll take the dose next time, but I’m not going to ask for advil right now because I don’t want mom think I’m an idiot for forgetting it the fifth time this month. If she does find out, she’s going to nag me to keep on schedule, which mom doesn’t realize is just annoying and not helping.” In that case, the cramps are indeed mildly painful, but it’s only a bit of discomfort until the next dose I take goes into effect. The discomfort from my mom shoving memorization techniques that aren’t going to help is a much more severe discomfort by comparison.
I don't think that's what the scene is implying. He knows he has diabetes and probably does take his insulin, he just tries to keep it a secret from House/the nurse because he knows that if he reveals he's on insulin, they won't give him the Viagra.
That's my reading of the scene anyway, look at his face after House explains his reasoning. looks more annoyed than surprised to me
Isn’t he the dude who was in dumb and dumber? Funny enough h wasn’t taking his pills at the very end as well.
He was a great villain in one law and order criminal intent episode. He played a sleazy cop who committed murders to cover up a huge Central Park Five scandal in his past. Good actor
Big opportunity missed by not having him have gas.
LOL! "Dear Gas Man.... "
@@JeffEdlundhow do they know I have gas?
Love House!
I’ll have linguine, red sauce on the side. If the sauce is not on the side, I send it back.
I will have the spaghetti with a side salad. If the salad is on top, I will send it back.
God I loved those series
I'm Pooter, put it there!
The patient is the assassin from dumb and dumber
Nah, too recent. To me he will always be Whitney Houston's old bodyguard whose job Kevin Costner took over in "The Bodyguard".
The hit man from Dumb and Dumber. 😅
Brilliant.
Add the 9 subtract the 2....the maths check out & if I'm lucky I won't!
Is that the Gas Man from Dumb and Dumber?
‘Pills are Good !!’ .
Yes. I met him once at MSG. He was also in The Natural, The Last Dragon, and a bunch of other stuff.
Every man talks about his penis in the 3rd person.
No we don't.
Absolutely not. Don't try to justify your weird habits by prescribing them on other people.
More like *has talked*. A lot of guys don't do that lol.
ok narcissist
Nope
You wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world?
I don’t like diabeetus
Neither do I. It's a diabolic disease that doesn't make any sense, unless there's actually a God who punishes gluttony.
House...the doc we all need, but don't know it !!!
Is this the guy from dumb and dumber
Sherlock looking good
“Wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world” ?
If you know you’re awesome 😎
I don't know the reference but want fo venture a guess it's that beeping sound from the hospital monitors. That or being stuck in an MRI machine.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhbhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhg
I mean, usually one would reserve 'If you know you're awesome' for less well known references. I mean I've never seen Dumb and Dumber, but I've seen that scene, because it gets referenced a lot.
I do know 😂
Hi🎉
Mike Starr
They
He is a god…in the world of local, live home entertainment.
Treating Diabetes type 2 with insulin is dangerous. Nowadays we have better methods and better meds.
Nowadays they don't prescribe crap like metformin anymore. In the hospital and up to date doctors prescribe insulin to control blood sugar.
Lol what
@@ravenID429, therapeutic fasting and eating a low-carbohydrate diet at better "medications" for type 2 diabetes.(T2D). There are people who put their T2D into remission doing that.
The fewer grams of carbohydrates we eat the less insulin and other T2D medications we must tape.
Two of the many books about this are:
"Why We Get Sick" by research scientist and college professor Benjamin Bikman, PhD.
"The Onesity Code" by Jason Fung MD.
Everyone's a doctor eh? Quit your BS. It varies from case to case
@@zenkichihitoyoshi9513 , for type 2 diabetes, two good treatments are low-carbohydrate eating and therapeutic fasting. That's what more and more doctors and patients are using. For a starter, read "The Obesity Code" and "The Diabetes Code" by Jason Fung, MD.
Did you know hes abig Sherlock Holmes fan his apartment on the show iis 221
Dr house meets Tony soprano (Ik it’s not the actor for Tony but he reminds me of him for some reason)