An Athlete Squatted 500 Reps In 20 Minutes. This Is What Happened To His Kidneys.
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- Опубліковано 17 січ 2020
- This patient presented to an emergency room in Illinois, 2010
Dr. Pavlos Msaouel, MD, PhD is a leading physician-scientist researching this space. See his publications in references below.
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Individuals with sickle cell disease are homozygotes of the sickle gene. This is a genetic mutation that developed on the beta chain of red blood cell hemoglobin, that is protective of malaria, endemic in equatorial Africa, where the mutation is currently known to have originated from. It follows Mendelian inheritance. Sickling will cause pain, anemia, chronic tiredness, and kidney damage, among others.
Sickle cell trait refers to heterozygosity. In trait, the RBC's don't typically sickle in the body, but they will in places that are particularly hypertonic and hypoxic. The foremost example of that type of environment, is the kidney medulla. Hypertonicity and hypoxia are favored in this tissue because of its function in water reabsorption in the Loop of Henle. The descending loop into the inner medulla is permeable to water only. As more water flows out into the medulla, it becomes dilute. In the ascending limb of the Loop of Henle, ions can be pumped out of the filtrate and in to the medulla, maintaining hypertonicity of the tissue, allowing more water to be reabsorbed.
In the vasa recta, the RBC's will sickle into the medulla, causing vaso-occlusion. Meaning the mechanisms of maintaining medulla hypertonicity will be compromised, turning hypoxia to become anoxia (pO2 = 0). This damage will force all filtrate to become urine, so water loss will ensue.
In extreme exercise, this will cause hemoconcentration, hypoxemia, worsening lactic acidosis, and increased sickling.
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- "Ultrasonography of the Kidney" Diagnostics 6 (1): 2.
- RMC CT Case Rep Oncol Med. 2014;2014:615895.
- CT courtesy A.Prof Frank Gaillard, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 10650
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[1] Msaouel, P, et. al. Updated Recommendations on the Diagnosis, Management, and Clinical Trial Eligibility Criteria for Patients With Renal Medullary Carcinoma. Clin Genitourin Cancer. 2019 Feb;17(1):1-6.
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[3] Clinical features and diagnosis of heme pigment-induced acute kidney injury. UpToDate.
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[10] Mortality and morbidity in Jamaican adults with sickle-cell trait and with normal haemoglobin followed up for twelve years. Lancet. 1976;2(7989):784. PMID: 61453
[11] Age and prevalence of sickle-cell trait in a large ambulatory population. Genet Epidemiol. 1987;4(4):307. PMID: 3666437
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[15] Compartment syndrome and fatal rhabdomyolysis in sickle cell trait.
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These cases are patients who I, or my colleagues have seen. They are de-identified and many instances have been presented in more depth in an academic setting. These videos are not individual medical advice and are for general educational purposes only. I do not give medical advice over the internet, see your own physician in person for that.
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CC's on ✅
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Chubbyemu yesss i’ve been missing your vids, clicked this so fast after telling my bud who watches that you posted
Chubbyemu ah thx
Chubbyemu uhh what happened to the CC? Why are all the texts are in uppercase?
Chubbyemu hi
“Before his workout he complained that his urine was red”
Thaaaats a pretty clear sign to but down the weights and pick up the emergency line
riggghhht hahahaha xD its like bruh your pissing blood chill tf out and go to the docter
Later, after saying that, he collapses and his friends think he's kidding.
This is why learning about your body should be everyone's top priority
Darren Begay quadratic formula
no pain no chubbyemu
“A guy broke up with his girlfriend. This is how he died of cancer.”
I mean,
Yeah
Σωστό
You will be alright...
They should change it to that
This actually reminded me of this one UA-cam tech reviewer who died a few months ago
Heard he had split up with his girlfriend not too long before (not saying the breakup had anything to do with his health - just coincidence)
he was diagnosed with some serious illness and passed only a few days afterwards
Was so sudden and unexpected
Still wonder what exactly happened to the dude.......
I never knew when I went through Bootcamp in the navy why people with sickle cell trait had to wear a flag belt during our physical training sessions, but now I understand it was to make sure they got treated properly. Glad to hear they cared about people's health.
There was a girl in my boot camp division with it who collapsed on the track in freedom hall and died and it was found she had sickle cell. This was before they started looking into it. Lawsuits from the family followed, and a few months later, all the new guidelines for sickle cell were put in place. However, the navy had to be threatened with multiple lawsuits first before they would do anything about it. The RDC’s cared. The people who were there, who saw it, cared. Big Navy, though? Hmm.
@@shaegrin2009 it is an unfortunate theme.
It rarely ever matters what category is involved. People have had to fight for safety protocols. People _continue_ to fight for the bare basics, like this.
The radium girls set a chunk of labor law foundations in the 20th century. It costed _lives_.
@@caelestisnox7045 same for burn pits
They allow people in the military with sickle cell? Shoot a doctor discovered a med that wasn't disclosed from a letter my doctor sent at MEPS and I was denied the day i was supposed to ship
How have people been denied for ADD but not for sickle cell? Lmao get rid of the red belts and get rid of anyone with sickle cell in the military. Doesn’t make any sense. No special treatment in war.
I'm an italian medical student and I'm improving a lot my English listening by watching your videos. I write this comment because this story touched my heart, and I want to thank you again for your work.
I send a hug to you and a thought to this boy
A man did100 pushups, 100 situps, 100 squats, and a 10 km run everyday. This is what happened to his hair.
Blame AC.
Everyday for 3 years
sksksksksk this comment is so underrated
He became a teacher
“Sensei, you're full of crap!”
"his right kidney is okay, for now"
The greatest foreshadowing in the history of media
Lol i was about to comment on that same topic
@@smoke4131 who wouldn't?
polygondwanaland KIDNEY STONE
Wow, I didn't expect that ending. This is the first story of yours I've watched where the patient succumbs to their ailment. My condolences to the family of this young man.
Spoiler alert
Yeah.
There are others:
(Spoilers for the below videos)
- The farmer who "removed" his own skin cancer, which wasn't actually fully removed and died from complications resulting from it.
- A man who had 2 pounds of licorice candy every day for 3 weeks and died from complications from the active chemical in licorice (not twizzlers, but the real thing).
- A man who had a heart attack caused by playing a video game sitting down for 4 days straight and died from it.
- A college student who got severe food poisoning from rotten pasta (he didn't know it was rotten) and died from liver failure.
- This video of a college student athlete dying from cancer brought on by sickle cell trait.
- A man who accidentally drank coconut water that led to fatal fungal poisoning.
- A man who became 1 in 4 million from dying from sepsis caused by fungal and bacterial infection brought on by contact with dogs. (This is EXTREMELY RARE and I still believe this man's older age contributed to this unfortunate outcome.)
- A man who accidently injected himself with cow antibiotic in a freak accident and died from cardiac arrest.
- A theoretical case of a man eating chicken cooked in NyQuil and drinking the remaining liquid and dying from liver failure brought on by a massive Acetaminophen overdose.
- A man who got addicted to cough syrup and despite recovering, the addiction eventually killed him.
- A woman who was a solder in the Middle East, died almost 20 years after exposure to chemicals that were carcinogens.
- A farmer who accidently drank diquat herbicide and despite his and doctor's best efforts, he died from a heart attack in the ICU.
- The experience of a women who drank 1 liter of soy sauce for a sham colon cleanse and suffered from acute hypernatremia (massive sodium overdose), which led to her becoming quadriplegic and almost unable to live (definitely unable to live without support).
- A man who was murdered via thalium poisoning by his wife.
Those are the ones I've seen that led to that outcome...
Edit: Moscovium HDR reminded me of the cough syrup one and a follow up of Kate, the solder who succumbed to breast cancer in 2022.
@@cameronbosch1213 don’t forget the cough syrup and hydroxycloroquine case
@Moscovium HDR I didn't see the hydroquinone case. I forgot about the cough syrup one though!
I have sickle cell trait and was told by doctors that the only things that would trigger an episode was diving too deep or flying too high. Found out the hard way that extreme heat and overworking can also cause episodes. In the past there weren't a lot of studies being done and things have usually "righted" themselves by the time you get to medical help. Most doctors have no clue what's going on, unless you happen to know and are able to tell them when you are being examined.
How does one discover they have sickle cell? Does it show up on routine blood work?
@@danielmiller5611 I honestly don't remember what tests I was given. Doctors diagnosed me when I was a new born. And another when I was 6 and started having migraine headaches.
Imagine you have a stomach ache while trying to fall asleep and you hear
"A woman with a stomach ache fell asleep, this is what happened to her organs"
from the corner of the room
LMAO
imagine chubbyemu emerging from the shadows like a harbinger of death, finger up
ThatGastrodon
Presenting to the emergency room....
Chubbyemu *is* my sleep paralysis demon
@@ThatGastrodon lol I can actually imagine this
dude lifts a lot of weight... his name is "kg" smh
Good catch
Kg is a unit of mass, not weight.
@@gualo21 Geek
That's the joke
@@gualo21 technically weight is relative, kg for weight is thus shorthand for: the amount of earths gravitational pull on the amount kg of mass,
I'm getting addicted to these videos. As an old nurse(really old, I graduated in 1970) I enjoy seeing all the stuff explained. I got the rhabdomyolysis right away, but didn't know the rest of it.
Ended up in the er last week. It was rhabdomyolysis. I knew it might have been because i saw this video years ago. Not saying it saved my life, but when i peed cokacola i instantly remembered this video. Thanks for educating us. Helped me at least. I "presented conscious but ck level over 90,000". Not good.
"Guys I'm pissing blood... Let's train!"
This story was horribly depressing
You have to wonder what he was thinking at the urinal
Without being too graphic, I’ve had discolouration there with no (other) symptoms for the next six hours. I went on a work trip to another city, and found myself in horrible agony when I sat down for lunch later that day.
I started a track session with a somewhat sore foot about nine years ago, and decided to keep going. Halfway through my second 400m sprint I suffered a stress fracture and ended up in a boot for the next two months.
Sometimes it isn’t always clear that there’s something very wrong, and you go ahead with what was planned.
I just ate some beets bros, lets go train
@@andyl8055 speak for yourself, not everyone is an idiot
@@otallono that's why he said sometimes, but hey I guess you a idiot.
9:08 “everything seems fine”
-there’s 8 minutes left
_Ooooh,_ that's never a good sign on a Chubbyemu video.
@Blood Beryl sure, Jan
@Blood Beryl r/woooosh
@Blood Beryl it means the likelihood that the person is 100% okay, with no complications if there's still 8 minutes left in the vid are non-existent. His other videos are like that too.
@Blood Beryl Maybe you can try to figure it out on your own, Karen
First time I ever heard of this was after an intense Krav Maga class, with a trainer who was notorious for pushing you beyond what you thought you could do. Seriously, if people were pulling up to the gym and saw his car, they would drive right back home lol.
Needless to say, after the workout, he addressed the class like so: "If you haven't worked out like that before, and your urine begins to look like Coca Cola, you need to go to the hospital. It won't get better." Easy enough to remember!
Lol
as someone with full on sickle cell anemia disease I'm happy that you included a case which discusses sickle cell. there are a lot of people who still dont know about it. as long as there is even a few people more that know about it then that is great. thank you.
Me: does a sit-up
Heart: either you stop or I will
This comment deserves more likes LOL
The immediate regret I felt after laughing at your joke 😂
Ouch😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I did 200 push-ups, 200pullups, 100 burpees, 10minutes of handstands and 8sets of calf raises today lmao
@@Trojanmachine69 how can I increase my number of pullups in the most effective way?
"KG is discharged"
*Still 7 minutes of video*
Ah shit here we go.
Lol
Yes, mass is found.
Same
always reminds me of that wave at the end of the perfect storm.
Bruh 😂
I really hope this doesn’t discourage the population from exercise. Just remember that too much of anything can’t be a good thing. Stay healthy everyone.
Yeah well as they said in the end it shouldn't be hazard to exercise like a normal person. Tbh before I even clicked I knew this was gonna be rabdomyalysis gone wild cause 500 reps of anything in 20min is a horrible idea for any person.
The majority of the population is already discouraged from exercise regardless of this video.
@@Brandon68plus1 This video is a warning and encourages people to say aware of what they are doing during exercise. I do believe what you say for some part, at least.
@@Brandon68plus1 too many people are obese and it’s bad for everyone
Penalize obesity tax the fat
Ur definitely a bot.
After watching this video I realize doctors don't inform their patients enough about sickle cell trait and possible complications. I've always been told I had nothing to worry about as long as I stayed hydrated and watched iron levels. This video has been eye opening and made me realize I should listen to my body more often
Seriously
“His name is KG. He lifts weights.”
*can’t go unnoticed*
the americans won't get that pun
Didnt get it
@@guimecast8100 KG, as in kilograms, it's a unit for weight
@@robertminor8460 so it's kinda joke then. Funny.
Confused in lbs
Remember, real life isn't an anime.
Drink water. Eat right. Get enough rest.
Don't end up on this channel.
as an anime fan that's kinda hard to accept
I can't do Saitama's work out routine? ( ; _ ;)
@@nukesakuji you can, Saitama's workout is still possible. Only if you are already trained in doing those 100 reps. I mean, pulling off 100 reps in your first day puts a lot of strain therefore requiring you at least a few days to recover. Doing it everyday would be suicide for your muscles. You must start out small.If you are like, used to 14 reps, then do 14 everyday. Slowly increase the reps as you progress until you reach 100.
Good adivice Imma go to bed now
Asta after 10000 pushups and situps: pathetic
This happened to me but it effected my liver mostly, eventually developed kidney issues. However mostly liver due to muscle wasting.
Thankfully I saw an integrative medicine specialist when after 8 weeks they started throwing the C word around.
Within 5 minutes of asking about my exercise habits she asked if I had the sickle cell trait.
Saved me a liver biopsy and definitely my life. I am 42. This could have happened at any point in my life.
I am so thankful.
Rest In Peace to KG and I wish the best for his family. As someone who recently started to stick to an exercise regimen this is a reminder to do things in moderation.
When chubbyemu says the “recovery went well” but there is still half a video left
something's wrong... i can feel it
He a gonner
Same as when he said "his right kidney is fine .... for NOW"
My heart sank
Oh crap..............
A man watched 50 chubbyemu videos in a day. This is what happened to his anxiety.
Thank lord that these are very uncommon
lmao
"JS is a 38-year-old woman presenting to the emergency room, with severe anxiety disorder. She tells the admitting nurse that she had been 'nervous about performing basic tasks as they pose a sort of risk.'
JS was the average American middle-aged adult. She worked in an office that pertained to business, she was overweight, however, when she didn’t work, she liked watching my channel's videos. She couldn’t handle the interest, and started watching binge-watching them, until one day, she had suffered a major panic attack during work. Medical services were dialed; she was placed into an ambulance and taken to the emergency room, where we are now."
@@loveseal990 *cries in anxiety*
"This is how his blood pressure killed him."
WOW! You would think this information and knowledge would be made more widely available considering how easy it is to prevent, and how damaging it could be if not known!
Yet one more real-life example of how knowledge is power and sharing it far and wide can save lives and people's wellbeing.
This guy is so cool in how he presents the cases. I am so grateful I stumbled upon this channel. Love the background music too!
Young athletes need to be educated on the downsides of overtraining.
we rlly do, but sometimes it feels good
He was depressed
This dude needs to get taught more than just over training but rather how to train at all. Who the hell does 500 reps of.. anything? Did he use 1 pound weights or what.
@@heavygaming6596 not everyone is going for bloat lord
@@ABC-vv4cm then what are you going for? joint pain and wheelchair?
Imagine working out so much that even your urine has muscles
Damn fam, that shit is larious!
😂😂😂😂 lol
my wife died in this sickness 1 year after labour
stronk
That only happens if you heavily overtrain. I mean three high intensity trainings per day. That just calls for an ambulance.
I’m glad you referenced doctor Msaouels his work is very informative
Thank you for bringing awareness! This video may save lots of lives!
"His teammates thought he was joking, and ate another brownie."
Meta
"Then he went out for pizza"
"just a slice, *_he thought_* "
@@candle_eatist loll
What about the pasta at home they had forgot to put up
The moral of this story: Don't do more than 499 squat reps in 20 minutes.
499 is the limit
If you do one more you get cancer
*If you have sickle cell trait
One punch man did something like it
one punch man taught me that all you need is 100 squats. 100 squats, 100 pushups, 100 situps, and a 10km run every single day and you can have the strength of a god.
It's a small detail but I like how for patients who don't make it, Bernard mentions that they had family present if they did. It's important to know that when they died, they didn't die alone.
I really enjoyed this video. I love the medical field and this was well presented with great descriptions and rationales ❤
basically a lesson on moderation
Moderation? What language is that?
~Typical Crossfitter
@@Menaceblue3 -said minutes before severing their spinal cord-
MadMrMatter Except deadly.
Moderate actions willhave moderate results. You need to take risks and what society has anything of value now has been given to it by the risks great men and woman had taken
There is a Greek saying "Μέτρον άριστον" (Métron áriston) meaning "Moderation is best"
*Pees blood in the morning*
This dude: that is very much adequate
his body: you. are. drying.
him: let me pretend i care! ..ok im done
I pee blood almost once every week. I don't worry
@@tahanaveed1852 me to!
@@tahanaveed1852 plz tell me thats a joke...
@@martinyodog9151 Bruh...go to a doctor. You srent supposed to pee blood that shit means soemthings wrong
this channel is gold
What a very informative video! Perfectly executed and explained
My man thought he was an anime protagonist.
*looks at jonathan*
Could have become one
😂😂😂😂
You’re not funny.
some respect would be in order
@@leovincent7417 yess we need these types of athlete when i was listening to the narration i thought i was listening the story of super hero... Doing 500 reps not caring we need this dedication i really admire the hard work of that guy
His urine was red even before he did that last set? It's not the teammates fault, but it's a good reminder for everyone to stay vigilant and listen to other's ailments. Some people may regularly have red urine because those people were *diagnosed* with a reason for it, but if out of the blue, someone gets red urine and are on the verge of blacking out, that person is very likely _not okay._
Yes it is your health is important
They probably dismissed it as a man period
@@kayrazpatel Muscleheads eh?
The moment I heard red urine I immediately thought "There's blood in it". But it does stand to reason not everyone would know about this.
Hematuria (presence of blood in the urine), in general, is not an emergency. It can be caused by a lot of conditions ranging from a ordinary UTI (urinary trait infection) to kidney necrosis and cancer. What I mean is you shouldn't go to the ER just because your urine is red: it's not that alone that defines a medical emergency situation, but the presence of other symptoms indicating a possibly life-threatening situation, like traumas, acute abdominal/pelvic pain, very high fever, profuse vomiting, consciousness alterations and so on... Also, if it happens that you suddenly are unable to urinate anymore, you should get visited as soon as possible because kidneys can quickly get damaged in that situation.
Remember that the emergency room is meant for emergency situation: don't overcrowd it if not needed. That is a huge problem we have in Italy and I can assure you that the consequences are devastating for real urgent patients...
Furthermore, red urine doesn't always contain blood. It can be caused by some foods and/or some drugs that may color your urine without the presence of blood. There are also other conditions where you have only hemoglobin or mioglobin (and not blood cells) that color your urine, but I don't want this comment to be excessively long.
What you should do if your urine turns red and you don't feel so bad that you'd need to go to the ER is: have a urine test and visit your family doctor within two days. Just keep calm and start from there
I could sense the lament and sadness in his voice when he said that KG passed. That's very sad. What a way to go out.
As a pre-med, I always like his videos because he explains how diseases relate back to the basic sciences. It helps me see how my undergraduate classes aren’t for nothing.
A boy ate 3 Flintstone Gummy Vitamins instead of the recommended 2, this is how his father's right lung collapsed.
Fucccc😂
😂😂😂😂👌👌👌
whats funny is emu actually made a video on vitamin gummies
Collapsed into a singularity
I laughed way too hard.
"OH CRAP, I JUST PEED BLOOD"
...
...
...
**k e e p s s q u a t t i n g**
it was too late anyway
No, what pisses me off is that he passes out in front of his friends and they think he's just fucking around.
IQ 9000
A man ate too much beetroot. This is how he scared himself to death.
Dem gainzzz bruhhh. Gotta keep the kidneys confused.
I hope he's well now. Great video Thankyou
Awesome video as I have sickle cell trait as well and this helps me better understand how it works. I've experienced the same things when it comes to extreme workouts, but less harsh.
Whenever I die, I want Chubbyemu to come to my funeral, play his intro music, and narrate my cause of death.
Bro. Now you make me want that too...
@@uselesscompanion6417 That's morbid,mate.
chances are he’ll die earlier than you
@@basicallychroma9926 I wonder what would be the cause of Bernie's death.
Presenting as dead ☝🏻
i honestly dont understand 50% of the things in these videos but im learning a lot
Same but they are so good. His voice is great.
For me its like ahh i do remember this and this from school, still useless information though haha 😂
Small PP Big Dreams wow what a great name LOL
Biology has lots of words in it, just stick to the process they are talking about!
FACTSSS
I've watched a number of these videos now as I've just been turned on to this channel, and this one had me in tears. This is the only time I wish there had been a spoiler alert just to prepare me. I hope other athletes see this and take heed of it. What a tragedy.
as someone with sickle cell disease and an athlete I am happy I came across this
He complained his urine was red - perfectly fine
He complained his vision was going dark after each set - completely normal
His teammates noticed he wasn't going low enough in his squats - CALL AN AMBULANCE!!!
That's the point you know for sure a true gym rat doesn't feel well
@@stronglift1873 I mean most athletes just do quarter squats anyways. Doing 500 real squats would be exponentially harder at any weight over 135. But I’m ass to grass for life babyyyy, or at least until my knees give out in my late 20s. 😂
Am I the only one that after I deadlift heavy (max) my vision slowly blackens then goes normal in about 3-5 seconds?
@@bubbagumpshrimpco.4854 mine just goes blurry not black and then it feels like the floor is spinning. I think it’s fine tho, just a healthy dose of high blood pressure in your head.
👍😆
A man stubbed his toe, this is how his entire nervous system exploded
*boom*
Best comment I've read all day.
That’s normal
LMFAO
killer queen daisyan no bouken, bites the dust
4 años de este video y pareciera como si fuera ayer. es increíble.
Love the channel and the anxiety that comes with it 😊
Lesson: “Always remember.. too much of everything can kill you.”
Would be better to say 'anything'
Too many birthdays will kill for sure!
@@friskr2508 everything and anything*🤷🏻♂️
@@zhiqiandu3110 lmao some people are already dead inside having birthdays at 30-60 years of age
True money also because robbers and all
Me who is lucky to go running twice a week: Yea, better not push too hard.
Me who goes twice a year
@@PastorWisky u should run more it's good for you
mom be like
@@johnpaulabocad6941 Mom is mom
Lol
Wait you even walk
This is so tragic. I emphasize very much because my dad was told he will have to watch out for renal failure in his 20s, and stuck to it until he was in his 50s after bouts of gout and finally had his kidney transplant. He still doesn't know what caused it in the first place. I myself was like this person when I first entered university. I was just trying my hardest to do my best academically for a whole year. But, after going through a lot of stress and being overweight with not so good of a diet, I was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. There was no family history of diabetes as far as I know. The only explanation that my doctors could come up with was I was probably born with smaller pancreas because I'm of East Asian ethinicity, and that the undue stress and insomnia probably was what broke the scale. I still remember the feelings of guilt, thinking that I should have known better and that it was so unfair that I will have to live with the condition for the rest of my life because I was genetically predisposed. Because they aren't sure what caused my dad's renal failure in the first place, I have to be extra careful about my diet and any medications I am taking so my kidney will be damaged. I feel sad about all this because nobody teaches you until it's too late to prevent the problems. Then, you are left with the fall outs and damage control. It's also psychologocally damaging in the long run because you slowy become less motivated in the fighting the long fight as evidenced by my eventual depression. Thankfully it is being managed to the best of my ability.
I always learn something when I watch your video. Plus the way you speak is hypnotizing.
"Everything seems to be healthy in his life"
*looks at video, its still has 7 more minutes*
Me: There's something wrong i can feel it
Just a feeling I've got
Cause if it’s as bananas as they say...
Got me too, I was about to close the video
@@thefantasticdrill788 I'm not giving any chances
@@husboy1 but I don't know what, if that means what I think it means, we're in trouble, big trouble.
Finally, something I don’t have to worry about happening to me
Noodle oh yeah, too much exercise is something i never have to worry about
@@Annasea666 n word useless
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lucky you
nice to see your name is also your body type
He was just another man trying to fight the broken heart syndrome with overtraining. Many of us have been there but we had better luck than you. RIP brother
I don't work out much anymore but when I did I would often try to push past my limits. Hit max weight, do more reps, run faster each time. I understand that drive to get better, and my heart goes out to KG and his family. If I were under KG's same circumstances, I'd probably have the same result 😢.
Poor guy was just putting in hard work and it probably killed him
It sounds like he was taking it to a seriously EXTREME level. Far beyond "pushing your limits".
Considering he became depressed from a break up then fell behind his peers, it sounds like he tried to overcompensate to get back where he was, possibly with a mentality similar to those who do illicit drugs or alcohol, likely thinking that because it's exercise, it was healthy.
Hard work, sure. But at the cost of literally everything else. It's very sad.
My guy worked out so hard that he dissolved his own muscles. Sounds like some anime shit
When you kaioken x10 and push it too hard
girlfriend broke up with him so he opened his final gate
Pieceless my man open the 8th gate
well when you work out your muscles develop little tears (that's why you feel sore), which your body then regenerates with protein. but if you don't give your body time to regenerate you are basically just tearing your muscles more and more. that's why it's advised to have a break day between workouts. he worked out to the max three times a day, so you can imagine he was just straight up destroying his muscles and nothing else
Jack Hanma gone really wrong
I really feel sorry for this guy.
Everything was fine, than boom. Breaking up. Becomes depressed, starts sports again as his way to recover, turns out he has an unforutnate genetical trait, than it causes cancer and dies.
Life just sucks man!
Same. This is really sad.
Thanks for the spoiler mate 👌
MickeyMoose
Lol @ “why are we you”
Okay soulja boy 😂
I read and listen at the same time, surely I’m not the only one that does this
PrincessMaggot yeah but you gotta accept the risks when you do that, can’t expect everyone to not discuss the end of the video in the comments
MickeyMoose
No shit?
That’s so sad young man just trying to do good in school and sports and all and it started something so destructive to happen in his poor body at least all the family was there but I nearly cried
thank you for raising awareness. EVERYTHING SHOULD BE DONE IN MODERATION. Sometimes, when athletes stop working out for a few months, adn they want to come back, they want to get back to their previous level of fitness as fast as possible. At this stage, your mind is stronger than your muscles. For example: in your mind, you know you used to do 100 reps with no rest, and you try to do it now after a few months of not doing it. But your muscles cannot withstand that, since they're weaker, but you push yourself to your limit and do it anyway, because you want to be get to your great fitness level you achieved.
I did this many times, and after doing it I feel soreness for 5 to 7 days after the workout, which means I overworked my muscles. Now that I watched this video, I will never do this anymore, even though I don't have the sickle cell trait or disease.
"Coaches called for an ambulance..."
You're telling me that there were coaches there and they didn't say, "Hey, 500 squats isn't really the safe way of doing this."?
Even if they didn't say anything about his volume they ought to have limited his workouts when he wouldn't quit lifting poorly.
I have no idea but they have to live with this on their conscience for the rest of their lives
And he’d already told mates that he’d seen blood in his urine. Is it an American thing where it’s like “man up we are America we are Trumps children and we rep till we drop or till our bodies pop” because I had an American friend Brad Epstein and he always used to say after crushing a can on his head “I am American im all for greed and I never read, we want war don’t care what for, I love meat you like to be neat, yeah yeah I am an American” so I wonder if it was an ego thing about being a learning new country? Like small man syndrome? My friend Brad died eating a burger in ‘American worlds largest burger’. It’s sad because if KG was somewhere else they would of known that blood in urine, not being able to see, slurred words and falling while repping was not common. Or maybe they thought that is natural after 200 reps because they’d never seen it before? Makes you think 🤔
Or even ‘yo bro 500 squats today is to much kg’
I don't think it was the 500 squats only. A lot of people do that.
"He said his urine that morning was red"
"He wouldn't go low enough on his squats, he struggled, collapsed"
"Teammates thought he was joking until he started shaking"
A dude gives you all these warning signs and you think he was joking? Dang
Hardly. These things are "signs" in retrospect - or do you think all college students have advanced medical training?
The guy should have known red urine is a bad sign, but I expect like most guys he though it would correct itself. If the person complaining doesn't seem concerned, why should you be?
@@Cheepchipsable The reason you should be worried is because his urine was red. Unless you bruised your kidney via light sparring (or something similar), and you know that's exactly why you're pissing red, that isn't something you just brush off in the hopes it fixes itself. And even under those conditions, you should probably go get checked out because there's always the chance it won't heal like a normal surface level bruise in a week or so.
I don't expect college students to realize this of course. But I do expect coaches or other athletic trainers to realize it if they catch wind of it.
most likely he wanted to loose weight ... didn't drink enough water , didn't take Ca and Mg and salt , didn't rest enough ... find it hard to believe he didn't see the signs ...
@Dylan Draper while it would be weird to make jokes about peeing red, you have a point. it'd be a 'boy who cried wolf' situation
Yeah bro, half-reps aren’t something to play around with.
a superb report... we are our worst enemy when we take excercise to the Extreme. Thank you...looking for the next report...
I know of rhabdomyolysis as something Crossfit obsessives get with alarming regularity and are horrifyingly blase about. Even if you don't have sickle cell trait, this can happen to your body; and even surviving it still means it has wrecked your muscles. Do not overestimate your body's capacity to exert itself. Rest in peace, KG.
Right? I had a feeling this case would be related to that when I saw the title. A lot of old school Crossfitters talk/ed about having “rhabdo” as some kind of funny right of passage (complete with an awful clown mascot with his kidneys falling out). Hopefully people are more aware of the dangers now. This video made me so sad, rest in peace KG x
This kind of mindset reminds me of old ED circles I used to frequent ten years ago where you were only cool if you had been admitted to the ER at least once, as if it was some kind of flex. I remember flexing that I was entering the "danger zone" of weight as well. Excessive anything is never the answer, specially at the cost of one's own body.
2 hours of abs? Workout 3 times a day intense? He didnt even let his body recover. Even on steroids thats probably overkill.
Too much dragon Ball z ??
Wdum “even on steroids”? They make it worse for you
I support u because are not going on other topics ! GB
You don’t know anything about fitness
@@mr.equity1120 there is absolutely no place for 2 hours of direct abs work
his soul was too strong for that mere human body
Nolo2jz fr
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*desperation
Comment of the YEAR!!!!!!
Thanks
His body: Adios'
When I was taking Biology and Anat/Phys in the mid-70s, they were just beginning to understand what SCD was. I hadn't heard much about it since then, and never had a patient with it during my nursing career. Very interesting video: I'm sad the young man passed.
This one actually kind of broke my heart. Poor kid was just trying to work through his troubles. Damn.
Chubbyemu: A man was doing nothing - this is what happened.
Hyperprocrastinationaemia
Chubbyemu- A man was doing everything- this is what happened to him the next day
Hypoprocrastinaemia
Hyper meaning exceeding, emia meaning presence in blood, exceeding procratination in blood
philosophical inquirer lol 🤣🤣
😂😂😂
@@Diego-- Oh no, I might have it
The coaches should’ve told him to lay off. A good coach always looks out for the welfare of their players, and his should’ve known better.
he was working out on his own. a coach wouldn’t have known that
This wouldn't have even happened if he didn't have sickle cell trait. An otherwise healthy person wouldn't have had a problem.
It seems nobody told the coach anything.
You can still get rhabdo with over working , it’s just normally they would go on to survive while KG had sickle cell trait that made it harder
um how can the coach know either he have a sickel or oval red blood ? i dont think even a doctor would know without testing the blood
I love how the ad leading up to the video is for chronic kidney disease
I'm glad there are some knowledgeable doctors. In the military, our Soldiers have to do extreme physical training at times. We get into the zone and think we are invincible. I hope when our Soldiers are training, they have available good medical information to stay healthy and have skilled medical persons for support. Some people in charge don't have the care enough to watch out for stuff that might be hurting our soldiers medically, physically and mentally. To achieve goals and get the mission done, we can't ignore our health. This is so sad this story. We read all the time bodybuilders, wrestlers and other extreme athletes have medical complications and die too early. Amazing people that do amazing things that are missed!
This never would have happened if he was in the Chess Club.
Waltham1892 this comment was made by the chess club
don’t come @ me tho i used to be part
@@@bdhshdjsjdjwkcuskcjakcuakc4675
He'd probably have gotten an ulcer from being too serious
@@corpsiecorpsie_the_original A chess player was to serious. This is what happened to his digestive system....
That doctor kept closing his eyes for long periods of time. I think he wrote a cheat sheet on his inner eyelids.
That poor doctor, first he is vastly over-worked with not enough sleep, and then the superbright light in his eyes on video.
I'm glad that i'm not the only one notice
As soon as I read this he closed his eyes
This channel is scary like a horror movie but yet informative.
KG...he always picks the best names for the story
"recovery is good, and everything seems to be healthy in his life"
Oh good he recovered
> realized that video is only halfway
*Oh no*
He did not deserve to go the way he did. It is a very sad story. I do not wish that illness on anyone.
@@BleedForTheWorld But a blod clot loosening isn`t the worst, gonna be a quick death..
It’s like a House MD episode
😂gre
When I heard, “Everything _seems_ to be healthy...” I did not have a good feeling. RIP
Poor kid had a rough break-up and just wanted to come back and improve himself. My heart goes out to his family; a young life gone too soon.
I was looking for this comment bc I feel so bad for him.
Too many people who don't want to die, die, and too many people who want to die don't get an opportunity
shit i hadnt finished the video and im reading he died? damn RIP i feel for him
It sucks that he died yeah but he isnt a kid, he was 21 years old
@@mfr3641 21 year olds are definitely still kids.
thank you so mich for these videos!! im a premed and i love listening to these cases
Im glad i found this vid, i was also doing squats (too many reps) about 2 -3 years ago. And had a pain felt light headed and when urinating had brown urine first time in my life. I felt exhausted and couldnt excercise for 2-4 weeks. Was also not drinking enough water.
The only thing my doctor said was i pushed myself too hard, but i
I was left with so many questions.
I wasnt hospitilized but i recovered 2-4 weeks later.
I think something happened to me like this when i tried going to gym and exerted myself more. There was protein loss, as the gym machine kept alerting me on low protein. Doctor thankfully asked me to do a urine routine and it was found. He changed my BP medicine saying it is a side effect but now i feel i was over doing my exercises. Thankfully i stopped going to gym after that incident
“ a man took a deep breath, this is what happened to his brain”
Yeah thats literally all of this dude's videos, honestly I'm just rolling my eyes at this point and doing whatevs rather than take these too seriously
Bro ur killing me 🤣🤣🤣
His brain died. Turns out breathing chlorine gas is bad
U don’t know how much this made my day
the deep breath made his lungs hyper-stretch, which shouldn't do that. Upon further inspection found that he had a rare mutation that leads to his lungs being way too small. but the brain should know that and commit suicide right after birth, but it didn't, because of another syndrome called total stupidity. the brain was so stupid that it didn't know what the body's condition in. but this should also affect his communication skills and everything else, but again it didn't. because he also have a mutation called BBC or buttock-brain cancer, which a tumor formed in his to buttcheeks but then became the brain.
a million more syndromes and mutations later:
... he then died because the BBC was out of control and his entire body was being hijacked by the tumour brain cells. yes when he died his entire body's brain. so whatever you do, don't take a deep breath. take moderately deep breaths and you'll be ok.
Chubbyemu music is the only thing that makes the safest things dangerous.
yep
the artist's name is Lifeformed. The soundtracks used are from the game Dustforce. Really good ost go check it out
@@cafs99 wow thank you. I'll check it out
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@@cafs99 - you gonna creep up on people in the gym playing that?
Oh no! the poor, poor boy. My heart goes out to him and his family.
KG means Kidneys Gone
*Hypersquatemia*
*High presence of squatting in blood*
Delrasshial this should have more likes
😂😂😂
Slavs: Am I a joke to you?
World: Uh....
Delrasshial Hypersquatussia
High presence of squatting in Russia
Lol I had to.
🤣😭😭🤣
This one was so sad. He was just trying to push himself as an athlete. :-(
M J , I guess no one told him or his coaches that peeing blood is bad? Go to the doctor. Push yourself some other day.
thorr18BEM They taught me in health class that Lance Armstrong’s balls grew to the size of oranges when he got cancer. For some reason he didn’t know it was wrong and assumed it was caused by training.
@@Jeff_Green lol?
YEAH THIS WAS SAD, YOUNG FELLOW TRYING TO GET BETTER AT LIFE!!!!!
@@thorr18BEM Actually, that is irrelevant compared to his underlying condition. He's already have a tumor on that day and sooner or later, that aggressive tumor will get him regardless if they found out on that day or not.
This video brought me to tears just a young guy trying his hardest to be healthy and exercise and be a great athlete and this happened to him 💙 😪 💜
If these videos have taught me anything it's to do everything in moderation
Everything in moderation. Even moderation.
These videos make me realise how fragile we humans are.
Yes , I agree . Especially this is a true story of what happening in our body .
It is scary 😱
We are so fragile yet so resilient. Nature is wack ngl
Like how we can survive massive trauma and serious injuries and recover despite that.
People can tank multiple bullets and still have a chance at survival, but if your dog licks you the wrong way you lose all your limbs and get permanent brain damage.
we're so smart yet so dumb
Dude litterally pissed out his own muscles... I've never seen something that actually makes me NOT want to exercise before... wth...
He would have survived, but he would still have had the rhabdomyolysis issue. So that point pretty much still stands. The cancer was a secondary problem that came later.
Well, this is an extreme case. Its true the sickle cell trait may have made things significantly worse, but he should not have been doing 500 reps of everything. It was far too much for anybody's body. Exercise, but do it in moderation. There are a lot of cases that he talks about that are extreme with extenuating circumstances, and in general, as long as you maintain common sense, his videos shouldn't scare you away from doing things.
If you're in good health and want to do 500 squats, though, for the love of God and all that is holy, work your way up to 500. If you just go from 0 to 60 like that, even outside of his sickle cell trait, you're liable to tear a muscle or even worse by over exerting yourself like that. And in 20 minutes? That's an obscene level of over exertion. Given his condition, it's really no wonder that this all transpired. To give you perspective, he was completing a squat, on average, every 2.4 seconds for 20 minutes strait. My legs are hurting just thinking about it.
@@pyrus2814 Sad but true he started late so going in like that yea. He would of been good of he started normally. He's a teenager his energy metabolism was normal you would have made out find a little winded the first couple games but he would have been okay.
dont exercise anyways they are coming up with a new pill that replaces exercise all the gym dummys will feel stupid for wasting their lives instead of spending it with family.
I love your videos. Followed you for a while. Recently I saw someone do a clip like ya n it reminded me if you. I think this means you have influence