A Mom Ate 5 Day Old Sushi 🍣 For Dinner. This Is What Happened To Her Brain.
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- Опубліковано 22 лис 2020
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References:
does anyone actually read the references? I spend so much time putting these in every video, i'm just going to put a few in here this time. tell me in the comments if you do actually go through these
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the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
It's always the sushi
That was precisely the post I was waiting for!
bro
Yes
does anyone ever think that maybe old fish is bad to eat?
I'm starting to think gas stations shouldn't be allowed to sell sushi anymore...
I’m gonna show my younger sister your videos she love learning about history and new things
So the next time someone asks you if you want some raw fish from the gas station, now, you know better.
Gas stations should stop hot dogs too. I can't can't resist them and regret the decision every time.
personal responsibility.
If it isn't the pseudo-moderate.
"I fear no man..."
"But that thing"
*🍣 Gas Station Sushi*
"It scares me"
Praziquantel tablet: Allow us to introduce ourselves.
hahaha
I am tf2
💀💀💀💀
One shudders to imagine what inhuman thoughts lie behind that gas station...what dreams of chronic and sustained cruelty...
I love it. Someone has physical, very unordinary, real symptoms and doctors are just like… are you sure it’s not stress?
Well, if the bloodwork came back normal and she has a pretty healthy lifestyle, I too would think about psychosomatic causes. But then, somatisation usually doesnt cause incontinence...
Yes for girls it’s always stress
Parasites are less frequent in the US.
Do you want me to type the list of things I've experienced because of nerves? physical and mental symptoms? you'll need a half hour to read them all.
@@markmike7933 No, sir. A doctor’s job is to get to the bottom of what is wrong, that would mean assuming the worst until otherwise proven wrong. Assuming everything leads with stress is exactly how illnesses like this get missed and people’s conditions worsen.
the fact that she didnt feel the symptoms until 4 months later..
Nightmare fuel
The tapeworm, only then would have finished eating all of the Vitamin B12, causing the Symptoms
@@sandpaper1711 omg that's more scary
The B12 stores in your liver can last quite a long time. For people that consume a lot of the vitamin, it can last years.
fun fact: b12 is the only water-soluble vitamin that stored in ur liver
"Gas station"
''five days old''
"Sushi''
The three things that should never, ever be together in the same sentence.
Actually we never know, the 5 day old sushi could have been fine, but maybe she accidentally ate smth bad before or after that? Maybe her husband has it too and she ate some ass and ingested those eggs too? Or maybe she ate ass of a gigalo that was out in the gas station for 5 days?
We will never know
(maybe reading the references might help but, heh)
@@Yadobler bro wtf hahah
@@Yadobler ... beautiful. yes they are possible.
"Five day old gas station that sells sushi gets carpet bombed" would be the only way it would be ok in the same sentence
How do they even know the tapeworm is caused by eating sushi? Its freakin 5 month already they certainly didnt know for sure wich food she ate that was contaminated by the tapeworm nor do they know the exact time the infestation began. Also, the "5 days old" thing isnt even relevant to be mentioned in this case other than for better sounding (aka: "clickbait") title
Person: *does literally anything*
Organs: *adios*
Person: breathes
Kidney Stones: its my turn now!
@@name6953
Kidney stones: *Starts breathing*
@@thefriendlierfriendliestfr786 lmaooooo
______emia: bonjour
A'ight, we're gonna head out 🤣
This case is all my phobias coming all at once. Unregulated food intake, insomnia, physical abnormalities, neurological degeneration and worst of all, WORMS, shitty WORMS!
fuck i hate worms what if i have worms oh my fucking god 😭
Same. This might actually give me insomnia!
Same I have like sometimes health anxiety so I shouldn’t be watching these videos but I can’t stop they are so interesting 😭
i REALLY hate worms... I remember finding a huge clew of nematodes in a microscope sample i took from my pet toad's water... ugh it was horrifying
Not just worms, 30 foot worms. Worms as long as a Python, inside you!
First failed point: buying sushi from a gas station. Never do that.
Gas stations shouldn't be allowed to sell sushi
Who eats uncooked food, anyway
What if it's from a 7-11 in Japan? They have much better food than the ones in the US. But of course, the rule is the same: never eat old sushi no matter where you get it from. I wouldn't eat 1 day old sushi.
Don’t never buy no sushi from the gas station bruh
@@zombieedreaI don’t think they sell gas. They are literally just food stores? I’m pretty sure there must be some exceptions, but I believe that is the rule.
No good experience has ever started with the words "Gas station sushi".
lol
@@bombtowercrgaming1462 you laugh, but have you seen the video of the worms?
mad fax
It's always the gas station sushi man. This isn't futurama!
@@ubermensch3000 fr
- Gas station food 😐
- Gas station leftovers 🤨
- Gas station sushi 😮
- Gas station sushi leftovers 😲
- 5 DAY OLD GAS STATION RAW FISH 🤯
Crazy thing is though, the age didn't even matter. Shit had tapeworm eggs/larva in it.
Sashimi is raw fish, sushi usually contains fully cooked items like crab meat, and is paired with things like avocado and cucumbers.
@@akgg5086 very cool information, but not totally accurate 😅
@@akgg5086 sashimi really only means that the item isn't being served with rice.
Sushi, on the other hand, is always served either wrapped in or on a pillow of sushi rice (rice prepared with sushi vinegar).
That is literally the only difference. There is both tamago sushi and tamago sashimi, fully cooked rectangles of omelette.
In this case, I'm betting the gas station sushi happens to have raw fish in it, which it often does.
@@_WMN_5 lmao the dude literally spent half a minute talking about how tapeworms can end up in oats and grains
as soon as he said 'gas station sushi' i went "oh my god no"
I must admit, I'm so happy to hear your stories when there's no permanent damage, and full recovery follows.🙂
Me too, it's so beautiful to see happy ending stories!
Patient: I can't sleep and I'm pooping my brains out, everything hurts, I can't control my bladder
Doctor: Would you like some *cognitive behavioral therapy*
I love me some good CBT
@@deionbohnannon3084 CBT is to doctors how the other CBT is to stoners
typical urgent care quality
@@deionbohnannon3084 COCK AND BALL TORTURE
Idk if you know but placebo is a poweful tool, a group of people were given sugar pills that they said would give then a variety of illnesses and some of the actually developed the illnesses
Chubbyemu taught me three life lessons:
- Don't buy food at a gas station.
- The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
- Emia, meaning presence in blood.
*of
4:29
Also everything can kill you
I thought emia means presence of blood
@@nadiab4585 Depending on context, it can mean either "presence of blood" or "presence in blood." So in the latter case, as an example, "hyperkalemia" means high potassium presence _in_ blood.
Don't drink lava lamps or snow globes
And when JC got home, she had $85,000 in medical bills waiting in the mailbox.
But wait 🧐how did the first doctor miss the diagnosis of parasite infection in a woman who had calorie deficit and probably presented with G.I disturbance? And also didn’t even opt to do a stool microscopy? This is mind blowing
because if she didn’t have any more info at the time. She didn’t even know, so it could look like a multitude of on non severe symptoms.
Because it's mental illness
welcome to the american healthcare system 😭
@kier it's called occam's razor. They were given whatever info is provided and could only come up with a plan based on that info. After my surgery, my PCP told me, "I would have never expected them to diagnose them with what you had. When we were in school, they taught is if we hear hooves galloping, we would think horses, not zebras."
Not every medical mystery is solved in the first visit. Had she been anywhere else but the US, she'd probably be permanently messed up or dead. At least they were able to get her in ASAP and not 3 months down the road.
@@kier2621 Not American. His stories are not just US based, ffs
The fact that it took 9 months to set in was the scariest part
Agreed. It’s anxiety-inducing smh
lol the sushi gave her a baby
@@omnical6135 it was raw after all.
Parasitic diseases can be really scary. Look at Echinococcosis that can take more than 15 years to set in.
@@omnical6135 stop the PTSD
these are so darn entertaining. Like an episode of house condensed and the medical sciences actually explained very well. thank you
For reallllll, it makes everything a lot more interesting
there actually is an episode of House where a girl has B12 deficiency caused by a tapeworm
No wonder I love these videos so much I love House M.D.
fr it's better house md bc 1) the science is accurate and 2) idrc abt the relationship drama in medical shows
I’m a non-native speaker but I want to give a compliment. You’re incredible talented storyteller. I can listen to your story for a whole day even I don’t know some words but I can totally understand what is going on. Thank you for sharing!
Keep listening you'll be fluent in no time
When the patient starts getting better but there is still 4 mins left of the video:
Oh no no no non ono
@@CataphractVardhan ik this guy didn't watch the full thing before commenting
Maybe a god awful squarespace ad at the end? 🥺
@@Sunny-oy8hv I did, that’s what adds to the comedy
*ominous music begins to play*
Me: * breathes air *
Chubbyemu: "breathing air is fine" he thought
We can’t even breath now
now you're gonna have a watery sh*t
_Hypo-_ meaning below normal, _-capnia_ meaning smoke.. wait what.
@@downstream0114 hypo means low
Me: *pumps blood:
Chubbyemu: "blood being pumped seemed fine, at first..."
"...could there be something living inside of her GI tract consuming all of her vitamin b12?" made my skin CRAWL.
Insomnia, nausea, peripheral neuropathy and hallucinations are things most people wouldn’t wait 7 months to get checked out. What a caring husband.
I think in this case he was prolly clueless of what was happening to her ...
So you gonna judge the husband
I mean- how would he know how severe it was. He didn’t experience it. It’s kinda on her for not going in. She’s an adult- she doesn’t need help going to the doctors. And when it did get serious he did call for help. So I think it’s pretty insensitive to blame the guy who was just around.
idk why ur insulting a guy you've never met
Seriously, it’s the man’s fault? What won’t women blame men for. Get a life.
A woman took anti-parasitic medication, this is was happened to a tapeworm’s muscles.
Calcium makes tapeworms lazy
PFFFFFFFFFT
A Tapeworm presented to the emergency room with severe muscle cramps while inside JC's intestines
Oh my god, my sides are killing me.
@@shaunrocks12 "and it slip out of her body" ( ° ͜ʖ͡°)
"they ate _____ from the gas station"
this is how you know everything went wrong
just use "they" bro
@@ZachMari You expect too much from the internet.
Either use She or They TBH. She is addressed as she already, you don't need to be extra.
@@ZachMari Srry about that. I'm still trying my best but I keep forgetting about "they". In my native language it doesn't make sense so I still struggle with that
I recently bought expired muffins from the gas station.
As soon as you said B.12 I said D. latum. Parasitology class finally paid off lol
I get anxious from eating sushi I ordered 9 hours ago, yet this girl was completely comfortable eating 5 day old sushi 💀 And it took her no less than 9 months to even recall her eating it in the first place. If I'm suffering from cramps, my first thought would be: "Is that the sushi from a few hours ago? Should I go to the hospital?!"
In JC's case she didn't recall the sushi because she started getting cramps 4 months after the meal. No one gets stomach cramps and thinks back thar far...
Ngl I've eaten days old sushi plenty of times and never thought about how susceptible it was to contamination.
Same I ordered sushi today from a restaurant and now I'm anxious 😅
@@mortem4342 Sushi is fine for at least 72-48 hours depending on the freshness of the fish and when it was cooked. Restaurant sushi is made in hand and they aren’t using raw fish older than a few hours. But gas station is a different territory. I don’t even get the sushi that’s made in the grocery stores in hand.
late reply, theres a difference in food poisoning and food borne illness, you don't feel anything wrong until months
A grandpa said “pull my finger”. This is how his testicles exploded.
This has nothing to do with the finger guns, he was whacked in the balls with a tennis racquet
lol wtf
Amazing
Can't believe this made me burst out laughing
Go and wash your face bro.
1:57 she ate the sushi and drank water, so the raw fish started gluglugluing inside her belly
Lol
My first thought
Lmao
This comment is so underrated lmao
Lmao
This channel has made me so much more mindful of what I take into my body, and what I keep out of it.
"gas station sushi" is the shortest horror story you could tell
“As they discharge her from the hospital”... Still 4 minutes left
It's basically the pacing of a horror movie
That's when you know it's going down
😂😂😂😂 Yo I did the same thing
Then I made some PopCorn
Tapeworms causing B12 deficiency is an uncommon disease... easy to miss in someone with poor amounts of food intake ...
What we learned from Chubbyemu’s videos:
*-Sushi is bad*
*-Gas stations are even worse*
*-Emia meaning presence of blood*
*-Mitochondria the powerhouse of cell*
Sushi isn't bad but i guess in those 5 days the sushi degraded and that big ass worm was like "free real estate"
And the experiment of the water and salt
Egor Buryi
Nah, sushi itself isn't bad.
Eating something that isn't meant to be kept out for over 1.5 days old IS, like that one guy that ate old pasta.
@@loganwolv3393 Well he did say the gas station sushi was already tainted before the wait of 5 days. It having a parasite after 5 days means there was one prior. Now it's just stronger because it fed on the sushi around it :D
@@Cinko420 the pasta one was because she had a genetic disease that made it so her liver couldn’t remove copper and the food she had was tainted with copper, which made her body oof
Incredible story Doc. Thanks
everyone gangsta till we present to the emergency room where we are now
yeaa but everyone regains gangsta when Full recovery gang stand up
Truuuue
I love ur username XD also I think you mean.......
*A N T I M E M E-*
Everyone's a gangsta until they eat gas station sushi
Yea. Its all fun and games till someone eats a bunch of tapeworm eggs...
"gas station"
"five day old"
"the fish was a bit sour"
yeah, that's not sketchy at all
If she got a parasite then the age of the sushi wouldn't have mattered. It doesn't matter if you eat a fresh parasite egg or a 5 day old parasite egg.
@@Novusod THIS needs to be HIGHER UP. You could order Sushi from 3Star Michelin Restaurant, and if it that sushi happens to contain a parasite egg, you're FUCKED either way. Food Quality/Price has no inherent protection Against Nature.
@@cristianescalante5664 I mean a Michelin restaurant is getting shut down if their quality control lets in a fish with a parasite. A gas station buying cheap sushi is a lot different than fresh sushi made on-site by a place with the money to afford checking for parasites in their fish. Also part of quality is safety, so yeah a high quality sushi is a lot less likely to have a parasite, cause quality control is a thing. At least I assume that’s how it works in this case
@@cristianescalante5664 But sanitization does.
When i eat a lot of greens and have bowel movement they are green....
I appreciate all the references! They are helpful for a few reasons, including proving to my husband that "whatever I'm referring to" is actually real.
I am so fascinated by this, I love science. And I feel so bad for her, I am glad she is better. Science is amazing
Parasites in normal sushi: sleep
Parasites in gas station sushi: *W O K E*
The only sushi I Eat is from sushi restaurants
@@dxiisey6288 and thats the best choice
Lol
Obviously
Lol, these crappy sushi companies selling tapeworms. Who would wanna buy them? I like sushi but not the cheapo sushis.
"does anyone actually read the references? I spend so much time putting these in every video, i'm just going to put a few in here this time. tell me in the comments if you do actually go through these "
Yes, I do read them. Thank you for adding references.
WAIT THERE ARE REFERENCES? WHERE?
Holyy thank you! Imma start reading them from now on
I read them too - I work in clinical biochemistry and it can be genuinely helpful to see the actual lab reports of unusual cases
Yep I read them
I also read them, they're appreciated.
This channel feeds into my anxiety. SUBSCRIBED
The explanation is like a mystery crime thriller movie i loved the way that u presented
Always great to hear a "Full recovery" instead of just "A recovery".
"A" meaning without and recovery meaning...recovery...
Spoilers ffs
It's also pretty impressive she fully recovered from some neurological damage
I thought that was not possible
I couldve lived a happy life not knowing about this video
Bruh me too
Sameeeee 😭😨😭😭😰😰
Ikr
Same 😔😬😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Should I turn back?
House actually taught me something haha. The mentioned of b12 deficiency and psychosis just reminded me of an episode where there's this girl that can't feel pain and had many of the symptoms describe in this video.
Informatics and useful video and depiction!!!
“She told her husband it felt like a fish was flopping around in her stomach”
IT’S ALIVE
Those gas stations will start charging more!
The FRESHEST leftover fish!
It is said that if the knife is sharp enough, the cells don't know they've been cut! :D
Alien
The birth of a mermaid.
Emu: "An- meaning without"
Me: Here it comes
Emu: "and -emia meaning presence in blood."
Me: Awww yeah, that's the good stuff
He said "of" and I was like whyyyyy 😭😢
Low blood presence in blood
@@BeulahKuku my world also instantly crumbled, after that "of" has left his mouth.. still "in" makes more sense due to erythrocytes being only one part of the blood, eventhough they're probably the most important part of it
Wooooooo yeah! That's what I've been waiting for!
@@CYXNIGHT damn I was gonna say that 😂😂
Full recovery! :-D
Yes I do read the references!!! Thank you!
"she was discharged from the hospital"
*sees there's still 4 minutes left of the video *
"was she healthy?"
"well yes, but actually no"
"The fish tasted sour but just put more soy sauce on it to mask the taste"
Early warning systems disabled.
If you follow the history of catch up, you will find that it boils down to the same principle: it was a sauce to mask the flavor of old meat.
That part made me cringe
Her body turned off notifications
I mean... the eggs were in the sushi regardless was it sour or not. They don't just magically appear in the sushi once it goes past its expiry date. So that has nothing to do with the tapeworm.
Infact, had she eaten the sushi days before chances are she still would have gotten the tapeworm
@@mairisberzins8677 still, the fish had gone bad and she shouldn't have eaten it
Wow...tons.of.knowledge in only single video.. perfect execution...on the point video.. wonderful
I was so happy to hear it was a “full recovery”
"it felt like a fish was flapping around in her belly"
now that's what I call fresh sushi
I would have clicked like had I been able to bear thinking of your comment for 2 more seconds. Eww.
@@aliced7505 tf
@@spix617 tf
@@zarahalora7567 tf
@@noob19087 tf
Person: dying of a tapeworm, seizures, neurological damage.
Doctor: nah fam it's just your imagination.
Same with the 2nd visit in the hospital. They found out she has b12 deficiency and just gave her supplements to treat a symptom instead of actually looking for a source of the problem.
@@Orome96 Well, they thought she had a B12 deficiency because she was constantly dieting and restricting her nutrients. It's a fair assumption. A parasite was far from their minds.
@Hernando Malinche The operative phrase is, "because she was constantly dieting and restricting her nutrients." The docs KNEW she had the deficiency. I wasn't saying they were debating that. It's the cause that was different.
와 한국어 자막 고마워요 정말 유익하고 자세한 설명이네요
Doctors at the ER don't do deep dives like this anymore... they see your blood test is normal then send you home. I was misdiagnosed 4 times and wound up with stage 4 cancer. Sent me home with an active GI bleed.
A man watched a video. This is how he got anxiety.
Is that how I have anxiety I think so
I looked at r/politics for two minutes, this is what happened to my brain.
Interesting how many things can kill us
I used to get anxious about stuff in his videos, now I find them interesting bc of how rare and crazy most of these situations play out. They also taught me to never trust gas station food, avoid drinking a whole bottle of soy sauce or rubbing alcohol in a health improvement attempt, and never drink a lava lamp or snow globe.
Perfect
A 5 days old sushi ate a women, this is what happened to it's rice.
What I learned from chubbyemu: *never trust gas station sushi*
Edit: added gas station to the sentence
I legit read the title like that for some reason
@@TRENTTTT_ you can trust sushi, just not gas station sushi
I think you had some too lol
What are you doing here, man? Lol U gonna do endless delve this league?
This doctors is a memelord of the highest order! His deadpan delivery is amazing.
Every video this man releases makes me scared because I probably ate something he’s bouta talk about
Moral of the story: the last place you wanna buy sushi is the gas station
I just ate gas station sushi...
@@carlykaye9493 👀
Carly Kaye rip🦅
@@Zee000_01 ik🥴
@@carlykaye9493 R.I.P
Eating a cup of instant noodle is a “healthier” choice than 5-day old sushi.
Let’s just say it’s a BETTER choice :)
And it tastes better
Yeah why she didn't have even 1 instant noodle
🤔
I ate raw liver never happened to me
@@elvenleaf5589 But it can
Wow! That is awesome story!
even though i get shit anxiety from medical related things, i still enjoy watching these videos lol
What Chubbyemu has taught me:
-Don't eat bad sushi
-Emia means presence in blood
sushi from a gas station...
i am more amazed someone could remember something they ate 4-5 months earlier
Disgusting
Now never gonna buy anything from gas station 🤣
Uh oh fish orgyyyy
And 5 days old lol
5 day old? Half day old and I can tell the difference and will defo spit it out😂.
Your videos are so informative 🫀
Normally I think these people are dumb for not telling doctors important things. This time I'm impressed she managed to remember the sushi at all.
There is next to no chance I could have remembered something small like that months later. I have a hard enough time remembering what I ate last week.
"Everybody lies." -House MD
What's actually strange is that if she started to have symptoms already, the parasites should've appeared in the fecalysis. Maybe the doctors didn't request for fecalysis? That's strange though because it's routine examination and should've been requested at the very first visit to the hospital. Maybe I'm missing something here. Although there are cases where eggs don't appear in the stool for a long time but most of the time it does.
@@samme79 Just an example of incompetence. Sad to see but quality of care is so varied. Sounds like those doctors relied on what the patient told them and only treated symptoms. Big red flag after the second visit. I would never trust that hospital after that.
@@Mike-sb9ce come to the south. I walked my wife out of frye regional in hickory after the "specialist" was proven incorrect on what he said based on my FIVE SECOND google search. His face looked like he saw a ghost I asked a lot of questions and talked to their superior then left with her to find a better "doctor". They admitted he was speaking nonsense to my face. The 55 year old man with a doctorate claiming INSANITY about my wife's health to get money out of us. Proven wrong at the very next office and will never return.. the issue is that 100 more people probably did see him that day..
my biology teacher would be so proud if she knew i watched this
Second best comment award 🥈
@རཨེ་མོན་ད། ལོ་རྡེ་ཧྨུན། what??
@@fishtank1015 BIG FLOPPA
@@Krvpz BIGGER FLOPPA
XXL FLOPPER
This event was shared on an episode of House a few years back.
The first mistake was buying sushi from a goddamn gas station
The fact that she knew it was 5 days old and even recognized that it tasted sour but ate it anyway is just insane to me lol.
Yeah the smell and slime should have stopped her way before she even tasted it. Another day and that stuff would have figured out a way to open the fridge itself....
Right. I cannot eat anything I knowingly sense is sour/spoiled. That’s bizarre.
But why did the extra 5 days make a difference with the tapeworm? Wish they'd explain that. Wouldnt she still have gotten it, or no
@@katatat2030 It made no difference tbh. It's just that you have to be mad to eat a 5 years old sushi from a gas station
@@veruschkadahmer1805 Or, like, *incredibly* hungry with nothing else in the fridge. You'd be surprised the kind of concoctions people will come up with or eat because it's all they've got.
This channel is really good at making me afraid of just about everything.
Lmao yes
Yeah it makes me scared of everything
But still keep watching!
@@projectcerebus the wisdom of the gods ^
Man I just ate 3 days sushi from my fridge... not from a gas station... but I'm fucking worried.
I read the references! I think they're important to include. Just the link for each source is fine though!
I've watched like 5 of these videos today and i do not understand how people go so long dealing with symptoms and not go to a hospital. i'm way too paranoid about my health for that.
That godamn worm was living like an absolute emperor.
"More gummies!?!? HELL YEAH!"
Im crying here
😂😂😂
I feel like “5 day old - gas station - sushi” are words that should never be allowed together.
So does "kids - basement - dead" but you don't see me not separating them
Just like teacher-romance-student
Perfect way to make someone go insane
It is literally different words for death when put together
dog-slime-pregnant
I’m always at the edge of my seat until I hear that the patient made a full recovery instead of “a recovery”
the best episode .❤
3 things i learned with these videos:
1- do monthly blood checks (i know, you dont need so much)
2- always tell everything to the medics even if its stupid
3- NEVER eat something from a gas station
I still don’t understand why someone would eat something like sushi from a GAS STATION
The video said the blood checks detected nothing.
Don't do monthly blood checks. Medical exams without diagnostic hypothesis are mostly meaningless (unless you find some gross stuff)
Microscopical blood analysis turned out to be the most effective. It's just that what we call "tests" don't usually include that
@@ziljin they did when they examined it the second time
"it felt like a fish was flapping around in her belly"
me: oh _no_
*VIETNAM FLASHBACKS OF FISH WIGGLING AFTER BEING CUT*
Thanks I hate it.
I remember Piranha movie
I went through having a parasite that is commonly called lung fluke worm. I actually was coughing up eggs and had no clue until I got very ill. It’s just very gross but also highly dangerous at that point. Had to have them removed from my lungs and take meds . Just the most bizarre thing that happens!
@hawkturkey Argh! Argh!
Awesome explanation of everything. Thank you for that.
I'm glad you made this video, because improperly prepared fish does get served up to people, extra spices put on to make it taste better even though spices are more expensive, just to make a buck and save business at the cost of the customer or maybe they just didn't know what they were doing. People need to know what these symptoms are, cause lots of this kind of thing happen not from people deliberately eating fish that is sketchy old, but can easily happen to someone being served fish at a restaurant who don't know how a type of fish and the way its prepared is supposed to taste. People try new foods all the time, and often being the treat of a loved one towards thee, even if you don't like the taste of it it can be hard to say no especially when you think you just don't like the taste of it and wouldn't order it on purpose and otherwise have no idea that the bad taste is not just because you are not meant to eat sea food. This is one of many ways people can accidentally eat bad fish. I think its easy to happen to tourists eating fish prepared around the world and eating it for the first time not knowing how its supposed to taste when done right. Thanks Chybbyemu for helping others understand these things. I can only imagine the ER chaos that can happen when events occurred that lead to this information being available. As you said they can't just poison people and see what happens, we have to rely on it happening and learning from it. Thanks for being a part of the learning process.
Bay leaf in flour isn't to keep weevils out of it;it is to keep 🪲eggs that are in the flour from hatching into weevils
Let's just take a moment to appreciate the actors portraying the patients' symptoms in Chubbyemu's videos so perfectly
Pretty sure it’s stock footage.
She can't beat J. Whang's acting though
@@brendonhalverson5178 It's not. He puts the actor's name in the description.
I used to think it was stock footage but the acting is way too specific to the video for it to be stock footage. Every episode has the same actor throughout and they follow the script.
@@ballboys607 Oh, I guess I was wrong.
Everytime i get sick now i gotta try and remember everything i ate within the last 10 months....
Yet another reason to watch what you eat
maybe if you forget, record before eating. maybe that would help
or take a photo
Totally
Good luck with that! ; )
Your channel should be required watching in high school health class. Thank you for your service.
Another cause for B12 deficiency is Pernicious anemia. Runs in part of my family, I had a couple great aunts who were nearly killed by it. In that case B12 injections are the only treatment since it's an absorption issue.
At this point, Doctors should just ask all their patients when and if they’ve ate gas station sushi as part of doing a diagnosis 😂
i think doctors should pretty much always ask what have you eaten last and have you eaten anything that was off lately
@@necrobynerton7384 well I think they do, in this story it was months ago that's why they didn't think about the sushi
@@necrobynerton7384 whenever I feel sick/excessive amounts of pain I mentally list everything I've eaten, drank, and taken in the last 48 hours in case I gotta go to the doctor or hospital if they ask
Maybe I'm being a little anxious
@Sean Wilkinson “Upon going into the recovery room, the patient’s vertigo worsened and complained of severe headaches and narrowed vision. The patient was sent for an MRI scan where they found encephalitis- inflammation of the brain.
Doctors immediately sampled his cerebrospinal fluid and found Acantamoamoeba (A brain eating Amoeba). The patient was put under the anti-fungal drug ketoconazole and made a swift recovery. Upon further examination, his wife recalls that they attended a fishing party by the lake a week ago where sushi was served using freshwater salmon. The doctors were unsurprised to find it is yet another sushi related incident.”
@@triviacat but she didnt go to the hospital until 7 months after. I dont know what I ate a week ago much less 7 months
I like how he tells stories
Honestly, given that tapeworms come from improperly prepared sushi and not spoiled sushi, getting it from a gas station was the real problem here
"A man coughed and sneezed at the sametime, this is what happened to his rectum"
Mmmm shitass canon
lmao his rectum exploded
Human rocket
@@AreBelongToUs1 'it created an endobaro differential. Endo meaning from within and baro meaning pressure. This caused a refraction effect leading to an exobaro differential. This cycle repeated to create what we call a fart."
Cough, sneeze, and fart. The trifecta.
"Immediately after eating the five day old gas station sushi, JC felt good."
Now THAT'S a twist.
**ADDS MORE SOY SAUCE**
after that it gets more of a twist xd
“It slid down smoothly”
Tapeworm freaks out when hatches and realizes that it's not inside a dolphin
@@shinren_ Once he starts feeling like he's gonna die, the rest pretty much goes how I'd expect, after eating five day old gas station sushi. 😆
Always make sure your sushi is fresh and thoroughly cooked!
nice references!
im waiting for the sushiemia for presence of sushi in blood
Sushi meaning 🍣 and emia meaning presence in blood.. The patient... 😂😂
Piscisemia. Piscis, from the Latin meaning 'fish'. Emia, meaning presence in blood. Piscisemia. Fish presence in blood. ☝️
there's little creatures crawling under my skin....
oh my god it's sushi
Omnical
*Why is there avacado in my bloodstream?*
😂