Can't believe this has to be said but don’t put your children’s health at risk to save money.

@Scatpack_kim

Жыл бұрын

Very much

@pognarchy

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately some people literally can’t afford to do anything besides that. The cost of living in this country is too high for many people

@juvencus_

Жыл бұрын

@@pognarchy But compared to the cost of healthcare when (not if) you get sick?

@coIibrx

Жыл бұрын

369 like

@DemonXeron

Жыл бұрын

@@juvencus_ Sometimes the risk of sickness is worth it in exchange for not starving. It's an awful decision to be made, but many people around the world have to make it. The existence of poverty around the world is a choice made by the global elite.

I went into anaphylaxis at 19 and ended up unconscious on the floor of my bathroom. My boyfriend at the time gave me my EPI pen, which was 2 years expired because they were $600 for a box of 2 and I couldn't afford new ones. It brought be back, but barely and I ended up getting another from the paramedics who were able to get there in about 2 minutes. Medications like epinephrine should ALWAYS be free when it is the difference between life and death because $600 is the difference between housing and no housing for the month. Thanks Dr. Mike!!

@justincombs7433

Жыл бұрын

this. Life saving meds should always be free or at the very least very cheap.

@user-zm7zl9lc6j

Жыл бұрын

Same with insulin

@yaritzamiranda921

Жыл бұрын

@@user-zm7zl9lc6j the creator of insulin intented for the medication to be free it's despicable what big pharma has done with the price gouging

@c.krueger9530

Жыл бұрын

'Murica... 🙄

@cathyburrows8162

Жыл бұрын

Sadly more life saving it is, the more they charge to increase profit. Profit over people.

I love how Dr. Mike got straight up dead serious about the health & welfare of that woman's kids who were eating the dishwasher lasagna. He's a really non-judgemental guy overall. But feeding kids basically uncooked beef fat made him sit up & take notice!

@exorcistrisingofficial

6 ай бұрын

There were more people there. It was disgusting to watch.

@christinahek

14 күн бұрын

Would have been better off with just noodles, sauce, and cheese. That beef fat was so gross, and 170 degrees is the temp ground meat should be after be after being cooked in an oven twice that temp.

@pmc8451

10 күн бұрын

I doubt any of that was actually real. If she was actually a cheapskate she’d be washing her dishes in the sink and not using a dishwasher at all. If this is what she does every time then why would they be surprised by the food? There’s also nothing about the rest of her lifestyle shown that indicates she’s particularly concerned about money.

For the Lasagna: It is one thing to do these things for yourself only, but when you have kids or are feeding other people it is really dangerous. I am really glad Dr. Mike mentioned getting CPS involved if the person did not want to change.

@feraltaco4783

3 ай бұрын

Exactly. If you want to eat a certain way, go for it. But don't make others do it too, especially without any warning.

He got serious when he found out the kids were eating the lasagne

@DarkZoma

Жыл бұрын

Uncle Roger covered that woman too. She would scrape uneaten sauce from a plate back into a jar to be re-used later in food. She needs help.

@musclvr377

Жыл бұрын

​@DarkZoma she needs basic food safety education. I'm betting she did not have parents that cooked.

@Shadragz69

Жыл бұрын

@@DarkZoma yh she real does

@purpleshadow_14

Жыл бұрын

Same here

@Lostflightwarriorcats

Жыл бұрын

@@musclvr377 There's a good chance you're right.

I’m Native American. We eat and have eaten clover and dandelions for many years. They are safe to eat in their natural form. The danger of getting them in the wild is that someone could have sprayed a pesticide or herbicide on them that you don’t know about. For our traditional foods we usually grow these in our own gardens. There are many plants that are safe and have good nutritional value that are not typically eaten in a European diet. The important thing is that they’re grown safely and not with unsafe chemicals sprayed on them.

@callummclachlan4771

Жыл бұрын

Yep. That's the single biggest problem of 'found' fruit and plants. You don't know if they've been sprayed, or even if they're diseased (unless you know what you're looking at). Not to mention that eating random plants is a sure way to end up sick, or even dead if you don't know what they are.

@triforce9286

Жыл бұрын

My family started making foods out of dandelions, mostly jellies, teas, and salads. The jelly tastes just like peach

@susannalamont6707

Жыл бұрын

Often Dandelion leaves are found in store bought spring salad mixes.

@kathleendavidson3316

Жыл бұрын

It used to be commonplace in Europe as well and I'm sure there are plenty of grandmothers still collecting them today. It was actually imported here by Europeans because every part was useful (except maybe the stems, I have no idea about those). The flowers for tea, wine, and jelly; the leaves for salad greens; and the roots can be cooked like parsnips or ground up and used as a coffee replacement (if you squint really hard and plug your nose. And now we call them weeds and complain bitterly about them 🤷‍♀

@susannalamont6707

Жыл бұрын

@@kathleendavidson3316 If I could afford it, I would love to have a dandelion farm. Reseeding would be no issue. I also have a love of the flower. I would bet a dandelion is the first flower any mom gets from her kids. I have an artificial group of dandelions in my memorial cabinet in honor of my mom.

The little kid shaking their head in response to "it tastes good right?" speaks volumes about the idea of dishwasher lasagna

@tell-me-a-story-

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, it's pretty hard to get kids to dislike pasta.

@margaretbush

3 ай бұрын

Hmm not just the idea of swallowing soap, water, and other chemicals shouldn’t excite a child’s expectations of a “meal”

@lindalee1107

2 ай бұрын

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I love the fact that you can see it clearly on his face when Doctor Mike worries about something someone says. Not out of annoyance but out of pure concern. It's one of the reason so many of us watch his videos - it's clear that he's both professional and compassionate.

The second lady came out in an interview and said that she doesn't typically do any of what they showcased in the show. She's cheap, yes, she admits it, but they asked her to really amp it up for the sake of the entertainment factor of the show. I felt so bad for her watching that interview, people were calling her all sorts of names because of it.

@SpectorEuro4

Жыл бұрын

I mean….. what did she expect? To be honored and praised? She’s literally taking food out of garbage bins. Whether or not the food is edible, it was inside a GARBAGE bin on the street. I say she got what she deserved. But hey, shame for money!

@gutrippa6450

Жыл бұрын

@@SpectorEuro4 I don’t think you read the paragraph right.

@bunniiac

Жыл бұрын

I love the way she goes "yea this is a medley 😁"

@gigihide6974

Жыл бұрын

i feel like the second lady is mostly fine, like having your meals all in one pot is lovely! I personally wouldn't go dumpster diving for produce but i mean if she finds good stuff and washes it throughly i dont see a problem with it. I think her guests were really terrible.

@feat.shanika

Жыл бұрын

Wow I'd never jeprodize my public view like that

As someone who grew up poor and still deals with old emotional issues of food insecurity, I could never bring myself to dumpster dive for food. Just the thought of it makes me nauseated. And then to feed it to children.... absolutely not. 😨 I guess I've been lucky enough to be in an area with food pantries and churches that will help those in need of food.

@ellenkarlsson9490

Жыл бұрын

I think it really depends on what you take. I've never been dumpster diving myself but I wouldn't have any issues diving for fruit and veg. When I worked in a supermarket we would throw away so much fruit that was perfectly edible. I often threw away 2 kg nets of oranges and boxes of kiwis where only one fruit had gone bad. I think anything that doesn't need refrigeration and can be properly cleaned (or in sealed packaging) is probably fine.

@Catman1x234

Жыл бұрын

This is true tho we grew up poor n always had sumthing to eat she was just dragging it in my opinion

@Catman1x234

Жыл бұрын

N ur rite its as easy as going to the church or sumthin who gives food away from donations

@Mon67ica

Жыл бұрын

I, too, grew up with food insecurity and to this day I don’t think I have enough food in the house unless my cabinets are practically being pulled from the walls.

@itssteph263

Жыл бұрын

Food pantries have been my go-to sometimes I get free laundry detergent and fabric softener in there, it helps so that money that would have been used for that gets put to something else.

A lady on KZread did a debunking of the dishwasher cooking hack. She cooked food in the dishwasher with a thermometer hooked up to it. She said that, from the outside, it looked like the fish (I think it was fish?) was well cooked, however, the data from the thermometer proved otherwise. So Dr Mike is spot on about this being dangerous.

How has no-one pointed out the immediate irony of the sponsor "If my friends came over and ate the food I made they would make that face too" then 15 seconds later "I always get my fresh ingredients at home from Butcher box" You JUST said you don't cook LOL

@udraj914

Жыл бұрын

well, he didnt say he was offering it to his friends. pretty sure he can cook for himself

@xGodofAtheistsx

Жыл бұрын

@@udraj914 Either way he's saying is what he cooks isn't great from the box or not?

@mare2317

3 ай бұрын

Good ingredient doesn't guarantee good food if you suck at cooking.. like me

Love how the girl cooking the lasagna in the dishwasher while washing the dishes doesnt clue in that she admitted to having to use more tin foil to avoid the water leaking in, so you now just wasted product you could have saved by just using the oven 🤦‍♀️

@triforce9286

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, and I believe lasagna needs to be cooked at 425 for 1 hour? So 125 for a little over an hour is no where near cooked

@nityanandbiswal4093

Жыл бұрын

Why does this woman even have a dishwasher when she could just clean everything on her own? But she refuses to cook her lasagna in an oven.

@BlueFlameVampire

Жыл бұрын

@@triforce9286 It said 170 for an hour. And maybe they meant Celsius (338°F)? Then it would be enough but still never recommended.

@triforce9286

Жыл бұрын

@Shana_Fujioka ah, 170, okay. But hot water heaters are only set to about ~125F. Otherwise, you get severe scalding. And a quick Google search says dishwashers are fixed between 130-150F. And the boiling point of water is only 212F, so everything kinda points it to being in fahrenheit. And that woman has some custom hot water system to get it that hot.

@BlueFlameVampire

Жыл бұрын

@@triforce9286 I didn‘t consider that, I have no idea how hot our dishwashers get (Google said 50-70 Celsius), so you‘re right, they most likely meant Fahrenheit so this lasagne is definitely not cooked through.🙈

Dandelion greens and flowers actually are perfectly safe and nutritious to have in a salad. The big issue with just foraging them is that unless it's on your own property, you don't know if they've been treated with any pesticides or herbicides.

@dorian7661

Жыл бұрын

Or urine and fecal matter from animals.

@alexbuller8097

Жыл бұрын

@@dorian7661 that can all be washed off (and you should DEFINITELY wash anything you pick from foraging)

@frostincubus4045

Жыл бұрын

Just don't pick from the side of the road, it might contain pesticides or herbicides

@MonkeyDAmy

Жыл бұрын

I was looking for that comment ! ;) nature has a lot more to offer than what we find at walmart ! just because it's "unconventionnal" doesn't mean it's not safe or nutritious.

@felixhenson9926

Жыл бұрын

@@dorian7661 Tbh most veg have had that in contact with them at some point. You should be thoroughly washing all your fruit and veg.

Dr. Mike was so sweet and empathic when saying he might have decided to call DCF if this was his patient!

If TLC didn't report child abuse then they need shut down.

@Psilomuscimol

2 ай бұрын

What if it's all scripted.

@jennawebb4225

2 ай бұрын

​@@Psilomuscimolwell I better HOPE its scripted

The second girl I feel really bad for. She did an interview a little while after that was filmed, and she said she was getting bullied alot for her looks and it made her feel really bad about herself. She also said half the stuff she did, the producers told her to do. She seems like a really sweet, beautiful woman. She didn't deserve the hate =(

@oceaneo4603

Жыл бұрын

Oh ! Come on, now !!! Nobody could tell someone to eat out the gargabe, not without any threats.

@abbij2009

Жыл бұрын

@Océaneo 460 she was getting payed, of course she would do it

@consultingotter221b

Жыл бұрын

I've dumpster dived for food before so she doesn't deserve the hate

@driesjansen3273

Жыл бұрын

@@oceaneo4603 she got paid and her "friends" that came over and ate the food were paid actors. Don't believe everything you see on TV lol. What if she only took fully packaged and undamaged food from dumpsters, big difference.

@alexchene4064

Жыл бұрын

@@oceaneo4603 they threatened to cut her off the show if she didnt

The lady who stole meds out of the dumpster terrifies me! Anything could be in those pills. That’s really not a risk worth taking for some free prenatal meds. You don’t know if you’re ingesting fentanyl or folic acid.

@conorstewart2214

Жыл бұрын

Especially when there are other options available, I dont know the cost of folic acid in the US but surely it isnt that much and if she is using it to try and improve her odds of conceiving that is a scary thought, if you are that desperate and poor, you shouldnt be thinking of having kids. Folic acid is found in foods so if you cant afford folic acid pills then why not just eat folic acid rich food?

@MMHay16

Жыл бұрын

right like... there's literally a ton of it in spinach which is super easy to grow... Not that folic acid is all that much anyways, the bottle of prenatal vitamins I bought was $25 but that's 125 daily doses of it... literally 25 cents per day... and it's not even just folic acid in there, it has iron and fatty acids and stuff

@themelonsoup

Жыл бұрын

I also think having children when your go to is dumpster meds is a bad idea

@conorstewart2214

Жыл бұрын

@@MMHay16 they aren't very expensive but even if you can't afford one every day then why not one every two days or similar. All your nutrients should ideally come from diet anyway. For a lot of these people I don't think they are that desperate for money but instead just don't want to spend anything.

@khntou4178

Жыл бұрын

I'm pretty certain that that segment was fake/coerced by producers, BUT people do dumpster dive for meds. Like there's a statistic of people who get sick/die from dumpster diving for meds and nothing will happen cause the pharmecutifal industry keeps raising prices.

As a professional in clinical research, I appreciate Dr. Mike's respect for what we do!

The first person: I "cook" my lasagne in the dishwasher Me: Hello CPS? (Child Protection Services)

This is honestly horrifying seeing people with these kind of lifestyles

@kingofgrim4761

Жыл бұрын

American dream baby

@DemonXeron

Жыл бұрын

It's a product of the toxic parts of capitalism I'm afraid. Poverty is a choice made by the global elite.

@TheSwauzz

Жыл бұрын

@@kingofgrim4761 This has nothing to do with that. These people have issues they refuse to face. Plenty of help exists.

@cultblue9619

Жыл бұрын

@@kingofgrim4761 Most of these people CAN afford better, they just choose not to. If it were an actual case of people not being able to afford it, there are plenty of places to get help. Food stamps, food banks, churches give clothes, and food. There are specific pharmacies and low-income insurances that will pay a portion of, or cover medications, and vitamins. As far as pregnancies are concerned there's specific help that you can get associated with that. These people are choosing to live this cheap, and unsafe because of status, or mental issues, or just as a way to shock people on the show.

@GreenScreenBoi

Жыл бұрын

@@TheSwauzz It was a joke

"The one time you get sick and you're hospital bills get out of control" One of the biggest issues with the United States summed up in a sentence Also, great work as always Dr Mike, a compassionate look at the content without judging the individual

@glossypopsx

Жыл бұрын

good thing i live in austria

@crazycatlady887

Жыл бұрын

@@glossypopsx Same!

@fordshojoe8080

Жыл бұрын

I have insurance so I'm good

@RuiSilva450

Жыл бұрын

Your*

@nicholascrow8133

Жыл бұрын

​@@RuiSilva450touche...

“Unlike bread where if there is one spot of mold u have to throw the whole thing away” This is the first time I’m hearing this. I’ve always only ever gotten rid of the one moldy spot 😅

@IAmebAdger

11 ай бұрын

Your immune system must be made of steel :)

@serenityf.6234

4 ай бұрын

good immune system, but mold grows and spreads as a network kinda and in porous food like bread it can spread easily more than you see on first glance (vs saver in harder foods like vegies or cheese), so maybe check up on some info about food-mold ^^

@joy-to7dx

Ай бұрын

I do the same i just pick off the mold bread peace. I eat food bank food and some times it's expired

12:32 i like that he said individuals, even thought the website still says women. thank you!!

@Ganonussyszestygorillagrip

8 ай бұрын

Only women can be pregnant lol

@spookeymo

8 ай бұрын

@@Ganonussyszestygorillagrip no, some people with female genitals don't identify as women, kinda uncool if you can't respect that

@Humanresouces

7 ай бұрын

​​@@spookeymo Tl;dr : I've come to expect these ignorant disrespectful pricks. You are definitely right. Politics will always be thought about more than science. I really can't stand these idiots who see something wrong with social change. I get some causes can be violent but if someone wants to change their gender, why should anyone else care? The only responsibility we have is to give facts about the effects, not shove our morals down their throat.

@Michael-uq3fk

4 ай бұрын

Yes! I'm a trans guy who wants to get pregnant in the future. Small changes in language like that make me feel so valid

@omarvazquez4075

3 ай бұрын

​@@spookeymostill only women can get pregnant

I hate TLC shows. Instead of getting these people help or stopping then from doing dangerous things, a lot of times they are just exposing and exploiting these people for nothing in return. It's horrid.

@karentucker2161

Жыл бұрын

Or not try to Make things more extreme than what they really are.

@mrxcs

11 ай бұрын

It helps people with similar problems to seek help, but they I think are in just for money.

@Fighterx356

11 ай бұрын

@@mrxcs but it’s funny tho

@rattlecat5968

11 ай бұрын

Nothing in return? These "exploited" people are enjoying the 15 minutes of fame they're getting. They already realize their extreme behaviors are unusual and I'm sure they've gotten blow back for a lot of it. But, these are adults who agree to share their habits with anonymous spectators.

@IAmebAdger

11 ай бұрын

@@rattlecat5968 And if the rumours are true, they also get manipulated by the producers into doing things they wouldn't normally do, and regret it later

I used to work in a deli, and we would throw away no less than 60 lbs of fresh sliced meat and 30+ lbs of fresh sliced cheese away at night. It was such a shame. I would sometimes “accidentally leave the bag” by the dumpster, knowing the homeless would go through it. We couldn’t outright give it to them due to lawsuit concerns, but if they went through it by their own free will, fair game.

@tiffany7023

Жыл бұрын

God bless you, and people like you who care enough to try and help others! Wether it be few or many. ❤️❤️❤️ I had a friend that was a butcher, and after a week of throwing away prime cuts he asked if they could freeze it, take it home, donate it, or almost something else! So their manager called around to set up a late night donation pick-up program. And nights that the driver didn't come, they'd put in a discreet black freezer behind the dumpster for poorer people to get.

@TamanduaGirl

Жыл бұрын

Our store used to have boxes of old produce people could take "for animal use" but they stopped doing it due to lawsuit concerns that people could eat it(of course they were) and sue if there was an issue. At least they will mark down meat when it gets old and near exiprey to have less meat be wasted. Sometimes you can make a deal for old produce or meat for animal use with a store. You'd sign a contract that it's for animals only and not to be given away BUT this is usually just for larger sanctuaries and such because they want you to take a lot rather than them just saving you some of the waste.

@TheSwauzz

Жыл бұрын

That's horrifyingly wasteful. I think the laws to prevent directly giving leftovers to homeless was enacted after homeless were being intentionally poisoned? I seem to recall something like that. Great example of how the actions of a few end up ruining it for everyone else.

@cbpd89

Жыл бұрын

Most places there isn't actually any law that prevents you from giving left over food to people. And they can't actually sue you if they get sick unless they can prove you knew the food wasn't safe.

@Chaotic_Pixie

Жыл бұрын

That makes zero sense to me. It's just bad business practice. Slice on demand with a small selection that's pre-sliced/packaged and restocked regularly and only of the most commonly sold items. But also, even at the Amish butcher where I live, everything is pre sliced and everything but it can sit in the display case for a few days before being sold... but that's rare. And they never fill the display trays they pull from. When they do "refill" them, it's never more than half. If someone wants an item they're out of, they'll slice on demand and then add some to the display tray.

The rubber band thing was just pure genius. He should just patent it and get rich then hoard his money😂

@thegeneralgamer4921

5 ай бұрын

there are a lot of soap holders that already do this though...

@kinalo7004

4 ай бұрын

@@thegeneralgamer4921 Why use a soap holder tho it builds up gunk

been watching him for a long time and he's so incredibly well-spoken and fluent, avoids saying "like" and doesn't utter etc. Really refreshing and motivational lol (even though I know it's edited and probably takes multiple cuts)

ok, this is by far my FAVORITE dr. mike video. he doesnt just say "oh, this is bad." he says "this is bad BECAUSE" and he explains the things that can go wrong and things like that. it really shows how much he understands that people need to know why things are bad. which is sad for humanity, and like another comment said dont put ur childrens health at risk to save money.

If you know what to look for, there are plenty of safe and edible plants out there. Dandelions, clover, and sorrel, are all actually quite healthy additions to one's diet. The main problem I see with the roadkill family, besides the obvious gross factor of eating roadkill, is that they're gathering their plants right there on the roadside. Those plants are probably massively contaminated by constant exposure to vehicle exhaust. They should've maintained a distance of at least twenty feet to cut down on that.

@metro121482

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Foraging for edible plants in the woods is one thing. a random roadside is another. Between contaminated plants and roadkill, those poor kids will get sick eventually.

@suchnothing

Жыл бұрын

@@metro121482 I really hope they're sticking to herbivores too. Rabbits are one thing, but if they're picking up coyotes or raccoons that man could contract rabies from butchering the carcasses.

@mdelong6989

Жыл бұрын

I was surprised he didn't know about dandelion greens. They're in a lot of prepackaged salad mixes from the grocery store.

@dgbrownnt

Жыл бұрын

I live in an area with lots of blackberries, and I'm always shocked how may people will pick them right along major roads (especially since pretty much every park has some bramble that's easy to get to).

@anasazidarkmoon

Жыл бұрын

@@dgbrownnt yeah, same here. They grow all along the roadside down to the edge of the woods, and pretty much anywhere some dirt's been disturbed.

Instead of breathing air, I now don't breathe to save oxygen.

@user-sq1ut1hp2l

8 күн бұрын

Lol

the second woman did an interview after this, she said she doesn’t do this a lot. she said she can agree to being cheap. tlc does this often and she was severely made fun of.

Saving 80-100 dollars a year on soap alone? I'm not even sure I spend that much on soap to begin with 😅

@tookitogo

Жыл бұрын

I know I don’t. I think I use about $10 of liquid hand soap, and that’s only because the country where I live, you don’t really have anything quite like Costco. Back when I lived in USA, I’d buy a gallon jug and it would last me probably 2+ years.

@latelaughlove

Жыл бұрын

Even including a few fancy body washes I haven't spent that much on soap in a year's time.

@leifmeadows3782

Жыл бұрын

@@latelaughlove Yeah... I use Dove sensitive skin body wash, which is not the cheapest but probably not the most expensive. It costs me $15-$20 every 2 months, give or take. Even with the fancy soaps I buy from local vendors, I still wouldn't hit that much. I like the home made soap saver the man has going on there, but he's exaggerating how much money it saves him.

@Rose-kj7rz

11 ай бұрын

Leaving your soap in a bit of water does not wear it down by 50%...unless you're leaving it in a full sink of water...

@irene_cn

9 ай бұрын

⁠@@leifmeadows3782you’re spending around $90-120 a year on soap. the cheapest soap (on amazon) is ~$22 for a 20 pack and since most people wouldn’t go through 20 bars in a year he might not be lying when he says he saves a hundred even based on your expenditures. ofc he might be playing it up because of the producers but i don’t think it’s that far off

Honestly the soap trick from the last guy is pretty clever. Helps keep bacteria from growing on your soap too when it's allowed to fully dry.

@ratsalad178

Жыл бұрын

isn't soap self-cleaning? I thought microbes couldn't survive on it

@shroomyk

Жыл бұрын

@@ratsalad178 Apparently, the soap bar itself will be fine. Not because it necessarily kills germs but because only a small amount will be on there, and get rinsed off the next time you use it. However, the soapy sludge that forms when setting bar soap into a dish or on a little shelf can harbor more germs, as it just sits around and stays quite moist.

@ratsalad178

Жыл бұрын

@@shroomyk interesting, thanks for explaining!

@lisal5718

Жыл бұрын

The weirdest thing about that really is that he spends so much on soap annually that he can reduce that buy 100 dollars. Is soap so expensive in the US or is his apparent dislike to spend too much money related to an above average need to clean himself.

@conorstewart2214

Жыл бұрын

@@shroomyk The rubber band trick isnt a great solution either as the rubber bands themselves can harbour the bacteria and wont be the easiest to clean (they can develop small cracks in them and I bet he doesnt replace them often), a better solution is a metal or plastic mesh dish to hold it, so the water and sludge can drip out and it is easy to clean.

Would you believe it TLC hired actors to play answer friends she doesn't even know these people 3:22

@gumbitoicic9977

9 ай бұрын

Yea

“I like eating like it is a horse trough.. like a medley. That’s why I like Chipotle’s burrito bowls.” I literally could not agree more

FYI Every part of a dandelion is completely edible, and it's not at all weird to eat them. When the leaves are newly grown they're quite nice in salads or sandwiches (they become more bitter as they age), and they have a similar nutritional profile to spinach or other dark leafy greens. The flowers are a bit sweet and their nectar contains proteins. The roots may have some medicinal value, though more study is needed. Clovers are also completely edible, I used to eat the flowers as a kid because they're full of nectar which is sweet. That being said, I would NEVER get them off the side of the road like that family did. You have no idea what kinds of pesticides they could be coated with, if they're pulling up contaminates from the soil, not to mention the heavy load of pollutants coming from vehicle exhaust. It's insanely irresponsible, especially when you can easily grow these plants in containers or in your yard. It's also a bit scary to think they're butchering road kill. Rabies and prion diseases could be huge risks depending on where they live and what they're butchering/eating. I hope they're being safe about it, but something tells me they're not...

@lolliswankette3251

Жыл бұрын

My grandmother grew up eating dandelion greens (I think a lot of people in her generation did). Our family mainly uses the flowers to make dandelion bread or shortbread cookies. I know some people use the roots as a coffee substitute, but I haven't tried it.

@suchnothing

Жыл бұрын

@@lolliswankette3251 my uncle made wine with the flowers!

@strawycape9693

Жыл бұрын

My family has eaten road kill very occasionally - deer and pheasant - usually when seeing a carcass on a return journey that definitely wasn't there on outward journey, if its still warm even better. My dad does have some butchering experience through and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone as a money saving hack!

@lolliswankette3251

Жыл бұрын

@Suchnothing I've heard of people doing that, too, but haven't tried it. Might have to add it to the list. 😊

@peterhoemke2994

Жыл бұрын

Dandelion root and chicory root have a fiber called inulin, which is really good for the intestines (health-wise). Also there have been some positive animal studies in helping fight colon cancer. However... kale (and I think dandelion too) is a chelator. If grown in good soil low in heavy metals, then it can assist in heavy metal removal from the body, but if grown in an area with heavy metals, lead, and other pollutants, well, it has an affinity to soak those things up so probably a bad idea. Edit: I am NOT a doctor and this is my informational opinion ONLY!

3:02 I feel sorry for this lady in particular because she came out online saying that most of her episode was fake and she kinda regretted going on the show.

I can't believe the doctor didn't know that every part of the dandelion is edible and extremely good for you. The roots can be made into a coffee or tea, flowers and leaves in salads, so many uses. Look in the salad bar at some stores, it might be in there.

@TheSuperappelflap

7 ай бұрын

yeah when we were out walking my mom used to pick them and chew on the stems. they have this kinda milky liquid in them. it tastes alright too.

@annenelson5656

4 ай бұрын

Dandelion wine - it takes a few sips to appreciate it but when made right is pretty good.

I’ve been lucky enough to grow up in Canada where the healthcare is free. With the amount of surgeries my brother and I have had combined my parents would be hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt. Also all the medications. We both had inhalers growing up, both currently on ADHD meds and both have Prevacid. He’s died about 5 times (that I can remember) and been revived every time. I can’t imagine how much that would cost in America. I recently had to get x-rays, ultrasounds and bloodwork and I’m going for a nerve study and honestly like I’m glad I was born in Canada. I used to wish I was from America but with the healthcare costs my family has had to deal with I’m so grateful.

@Itgirl98-ct7zh

3 ай бұрын

“Free” 😂

@TheEmeraldLady

3 ай бұрын

@@Itgirl98-ct7zh Sure, it’s not free in the sense you want ot to be, but paying over taxes is much cheaper than how you do it in the US though 🙃

Dandelions are actually entirely edible and a great thing that foragers look for. If you just look up their nutritional information they're full of vitamins K, A, C, potassium, calcium, iron etc. People should only forage when they are absolutely sure of a plant/fungi but I think dandelions are pretty distinct. Absolute props to foragers as long as they make sure the plants/fungi are safe to eat!

@kiwin7119

Жыл бұрын

I'm most concerned about which animal pooped near a wild growing plant, and what pesticides have been used nearby.

@inkyy_Capp

Жыл бұрын

​@@kiwin7119 yeah know that's why people WASH vegetables right?

@Amatureb

Жыл бұрын

The only reason I know this is because of my obsession with the Hunger games lol

@Chamelionroses

Жыл бұрын

I agree. One can get even wild onions and berries. The fact is people do need to understand risk factors and what they eat for safety.

@KyleNordstrom

Жыл бұрын

Some herbicides/pesticides are systemic meaning they go inside the plant and work from the inside out making it impossible to just "wash it off". Many of these can have cancerous agents in it so it's still very dangerous to eat. However much of the stuff in shows like this are B.S. to drive views.

The lady who was dumpster diving for food has been in videos more recently talking about her experience on this show and it is heartbreaking! A lot of people sought her out on social media and cyber-bullied her, but she explains in other newer videos that she is NOT that extreme with any of her money-saving techniques. Obviously this is all for entertainment, but it makes me so sad that the producers exaggerated her story and she got so much hate because of it.

@alice45-fgd-456drt

Жыл бұрын

I mean I agree that it's sad that she was bullied for it but honestly if you agree to be on a show like this and go along with doing what the producers want you to, knowing full well that these actions will be attributed to you.....I don't know what they expect to happen.

@Cruddy129

Жыл бұрын

Well going on a show that is known to have very dangerous people when it comes to food, maybe dont use it as a way to get noticed because obviously cyberbullies will happen whether you're prepared or not

@TheCultureshock101

4 ай бұрын

I doubt if those two people she was with were actually her friends. At worst they were actors Kate had never met or they had only been introduced to her just prior to filming. I feel really bad for her because she seems like such a nice woman. She didn't deserve to be treated like that.

@PsychicSploob

3 ай бұрын

@@alice45-fgd-456drt These are really financially insecure people, so if there’s any amount of financial incentive, it’s actually really easy to understand why someone would be compelled to appear on the show.

@kennyhogg5820

3 ай бұрын

Those TLC shows are mostly fake. The show extreme couponers is another. They used coupons the company never issued. Grocery stores ran coupon specials that they only did on the afternoon of filming, which lead locals to complain. Just a couple of the things they pulled on that show. So most likely these things were only done for the show, not something they had been actually doing on the regular.

The second lady: I'd be really, really concerned about getting food poisoning from whatever she cooks with that.

I used to work as a KP and I have to say I screamed "Oh No! No no no!" when she put the lasagne in the dishwasher - like I imagine soap would still get in... I made steak using an iron with flatmates in my early twenties and even tho we put down grease proof paper it still basically ruined the iron.

I worked at trader joes years ago and we had to lock the dumpster down to keep people out. A lot of borderline date food was tossed. Interestingly enough it wasn't the homeless that were the culprits it was college student aged people. The food and bread that was safer went to the food bank.

@Kristinapedia

Жыл бұрын

PS-- IT'S NOT illegal to dumpster dive.

@lynnebucher6537

Жыл бұрын

I never did the dumpster diving but I was definitely food deprived during many of my college years.

@kimeowsky

Жыл бұрын

@@Kristinapedia dumpster diving can be good i think as long as your not diving for things like food, medication, etc. i have never tried it but i have heard stories of people finding things that are completely usable

@Chaotic_Pixie

Жыл бұрын

@@Kristinapedia yeah, it absolutely is in the majority of the US because the dumpsters aren't on public property. In major cities where dumpsters are in city-owned alley ways, then yes... the company has discarded the item and it's been officially, "put on the street" for collection. But when the dumpster is on private property, and that includes shopping plaza parking lots/service ways, that's stealing. If the police need a warrant to search it, you're tress passing and committing theft because those service passages aren't for customers and you aren't there for a legitimate, doing business, purpose. Ya gotta check the legal precedent for wherever you are.

@Chaotic_Pixie

Жыл бұрын

@@kimeowsky curbside thrifting as I've heard it called is GREAT! Physically crawling into a dumpster is a bone-headed, idiot move because nothing is worth your life and falling 8-9ft onto solid steel on a concrete slab could cause a neck or head injury that is lethal not to mention, noxious fumes from decaying food, the risk of improperly disposed needles or leaking batteries because acid burns are super fun, and the list goes on. If its IN A DUMPSTER, don't go after it... unless its just, sitting on top and you can safely just, take it down.

For anyone facing money issues who are looking to supplement their meat with something, I’d strongly recommend looking into lentils if you can find them. They’re cheap, easy to boil, and have good protein and fiber.

@Erti-SamC

Жыл бұрын

they taste pretty good, too

@yosoysoya7944

Жыл бұрын

plus the texture isn't terribly far off that of the meat!

@magsimags

Жыл бұрын

pulses in general are really great. beans & lentils are super cheap, very versatile, easy to store, and super nutritious. if that lady wanted to make a cheaper lasagne she should've just skipped the meat and used lentils

@jsophiamm

Жыл бұрын

I agree. My mom used to make them with chicken broth and vegetables so they were DELICIOUS. I cook it like that now that I don’t live with my mom, and my boyfriend loves it. We’re all about grains, they’re so good for you.

I lived with some people who were dumpster diving when I was in uni. They ate better than me and spent almost no money on food. Often the supermarket workers would place good and sealed food next to the dumpsters or nicely placed in the dumpster that the dumpster divers could take, and in Norway in the winter, the food stayed nice and cold. They never got sick. I was too shy to do it myself though. I also learned to forage as a child and would often eat plants that I found out in nature. Dishwasher lasagne though, ew.

She did a interview KZread channel TLC and she came out and said TLC exaggerated some things 2:31

@tomlxyz

12 күн бұрын

As reality shows tend to do

“$35,000 for a testicle, that’s a lot for a testicle” is a sentence that I never thought I’d hear. 😂

@MJ-uk6lu

8 ай бұрын

For me that's way too low. Dude will regret that and there's no money that could regrow it. Besides that he takes so many risks for peanuts. 35 grand payment was on high side, but he said that he takes a lot of lower paid ones. I'm pretty sure that if anything went wrong with test, he could end up disabled, his medical payments to fix it would make him go upside down and he would lose whatever job he had (well assuming he had one). He should just mop floor at McD's and maybe donate some blood once in a while.

@Tau_19

5 ай бұрын

Plus there’s a chance the artificial might not work

@Psilomuscimol

2 ай бұрын

I think artificial are for looks. Most of your "fluid" comes from the prostate. ​@Tau_19

Dandelion greens aren't just edible, they're actually packed with vitamins and nutrients! Though of course you should always get them from places like farmers markets since you don't know what's been sprayed on the ones outside in the "wild" lol

@obsidianwing

Жыл бұрын

bunnies knows best why they love them so much. When picked at the right places Dandylion is healthy addtion. Same with Young fresh nettles

@infectiousangel

Жыл бұрын

I came here to say that foraging and dandelions in particular is awesome! No need to go for farmers markets, go wild! Of course there are things to take into consideration, like proximity to traffic etc.

@gooolinus01

Жыл бұрын

Will also add that picking anything closer than 10m from the road is not considered edible food. Because of the exhaust fumes and other stuff that comes from cars. Atleast where i live we have those laws.

@Dekubud

Жыл бұрын

I mean, as long as you wash them you're fine. Farmed crops grow outside and aren't safe from animal pee. Even things grown in greenhouses will get peed on by bees.

@JoyfulCrow

Жыл бұрын

@Dekubud I wasn't talking about animal pee lol. More about the weed killers and pesticides that are often used by municipalities in areas being overtaken by weeds. And, of course, there's the emissions from cars if you pick too close to the road.

We have thoroughly failed as a society if this is the lengths people have to go to to stay alive and feed themselves.

Thank you so much for speaking SENSIBLY about dumpster diving. We have so so high hygiene control in Finland and I live in the same building with a grocery store. Every night they bring their food to the dumpster and every night I sneak out right after them. TONS of good foor, especially fresh veggies and fruit. Even right now I'm eating food I took last night from there.

Is nobody going to talk about how much soap that last guy was burning through?! I don't think I use more than $80 of soap over multiple years.

@VladdViever

Жыл бұрын

Yeah there's no way he's spending that much on soap. Assuming he's buying the cheap soap, that'd come out to using like 2 bars a day. It's probably a lot less than that and he just doesn't track the number closely or vastly over estimates how much he spends.

@Trip_Fontaine

Жыл бұрын

Yup. I maybe use one bar of soap a month in the shower. For all other uses I generally don't use bar soap, but if I did it would be maybe another bar per month. 2 bars a month is maybe $15 a year without even getting the cheapest stuff.

@lucybronkema6486

Жыл бұрын

The bar of soap in my shower has lasted me more than a semester

@minuette1752

Жыл бұрын

Eh a bar of soap lasts about 5-7 days.

@RIA.ON.TOP22

Жыл бұрын

@@minuette1752 no?

14:20 I would like say something; you can't just go eating flowers. Many flowers are both toxic and hard to identify, some flowers can be deadly.

I work at a high end grocery store in a major city in the US and we regularly have to pull products off of the shelf because they tested positive for possible contaminants and they’ve been recalled. It happens WAY more often than you’d think. We’re usually ordered to “destroy” the product which means we throw it in the dumpster. So…eating food from a dumpster can actually be really unsafe. Also, you don’t even want to know what else is thrown into a dumpster at a grocery store. Especially in a big city where people don’t actually go to the bathroom in the bathroom. True story, happened last week. Trust me…dumpster diving at a grocery store is ill advised.

I love the reminder to doctors to use medical or professional terminology. My cardiologist told me my feet were "nice and slender, impeccable" it was. Uncomfortable.

I’ve seen the lasagna in the dishwasher one a couple times and I always find it funny how while trying to save money, she uses an entire roll of foil in the process. Lol That said I feel like a lot of this is probably staged or at the very least, highly exaggerated.

@doctorcorgi3134

Жыл бұрын

I hope so

@cruehead23

Жыл бұрын

From what I remember, it was her husband that specifically asked for the lasagna for a football party with his friends. She tried to justify the cost by making him turn the TV off during commercials and only using a candle instead of lights. And used 2nd hand Spaghetti sauce. The hoops they jump through to make sense of their habits is excessive.

@MsBluebot

Жыл бұрын

@@cruehead23I remember seeing something like that and oof or the one where the wife only allows people 4 sheets of toilet paper at the most.

@cruehead23

Жыл бұрын

@bluebot I don't for the life of me get why he chose to live that way, he clearly wasn't on board with it. I would've bounced out as soon as they started rationing my toilet paper.

@MsBluebot

Жыл бұрын

@@cruehead23 no kidding imagine if your having issues in the bathroom. 4 sheets of toilet paper Ain’t gonna help you any and what if you get sick from not being clean down there. I highly doubt they would get a one of those things that squirts water

The amount of knowledge I’m getting from doctor mikes videos is more than what I study in school 😅

@JustBunton

Жыл бұрын

facts

@listenhere1623

Жыл бұрын

quit lying or pay more attention...what are you studying hopefully not cooking, medicine, biology etc.

@heatherdakota2007

Жыл бұрын

@Listen Here you actually don't learn a lot in school unless you Specifically go into health and medicine so they might not be lying

@kruthikasriramoju6961

Жыл бұрын

@@heatherdakota2007that’s true . I agree but I wish our schools start teaching us atleast some basics about health ..

14:25 there are flowers that are safe to eat like dandelions or pansies, its usually used for garnish or to add flavour

With the dumpster diving girl, Mike goes “ok very dangerous”😂

I love how Dr Mike isn't judgemental he makes me feel like it's safe to see a doctor

@Thattattedcatholic12

Жыл бұрын

Same I watch his videos to help with my medical ptsd Lol and it does really help!

@michaellemmen

Жыл бұрын

Everybody judges

@babybaklavagus

Жыл бұрын

That's wonderful to hear! But just two cents from a stranger: use Dr. Mike as a benchmark for what a good doctor is like, and if the doctor you are seeing is too far off, run the other way! It's still best to be careful and not completely trust a doctor right away. I only say this because I think it's easy for bad doctors to steamroller over people who are intimidated by medical visits (for any given reason), when the patient might actually have alarms going off, or questions they would normally ask but feel too uncomfortable to ask when actually at their appointment. This might even apply to good doctors who might just be people who communicate in a way that doesn't click with you. Things just get sensitive when it's something as personal as your health, so I think it's important to "shop around" for a doctor IF POSSIBLE.

@jermfanaccount

11 ай бұрын

i think a lot more doctors should use the way Dr. Mike offers info as a basis for how to treat and approach their patients, judgement leads to shame and not getting help.

@jryland6

7 ай бұрын

But, all doctors aren’t like Dr Mike

It’s crazy how doctor mike makes my day so much better and actually inspired me to actually follow my dream to hopefully become a doctor in the Netherlands 🇳🇱

@bernainmolina7481

Жыл бұрын

Chase your dream man

@EndOfMen

Жыл бұрын

Leuk, veel succes! Ik denk dat het zeker haalbaar is als je je best doet, komt helemaal goed denk ik.

@quimerawesterburger1867

Жыл бұрын

Succes, we hebben er nog genoeg nodig!

@None12313

Жыл бұрын

I'm in CA and I wanna be an anesthesiologist

@heathermiller5765

Жыл бұрын

Good luck, that's exciting 😊

I love watching any of these types of videos because I always end up learning a ton of shit from Dr. Mike! Thank you!

oh my god. as a HACCP trained cook i have to raise my finger here right at the start. "expired ground meat" - when making ground beef there are the strictrest rules enforced when it comes to meat preperation. the risk of contamination is very very high salmonella and protein poisoning are very serious

Last one was actually great.. not because of the money it saves, but because of the air circulation the soap gets dry.

@EricaGamet

Жыл бұрын

I bought a $3 silicone soap holder... it's slanted and has channels that drain the water to the sink... but to each his own, I guess.

@icarusbinns3156

Жыл бұрын

What is ‘culationtion’?

@danaospanova9396

Жыл бұрын

yeah!! and you could also use a sponge to put the soap on it even if the sponge gets wet it doesn't destroy the soap

@kittyr6534

Жыл бұрын

@@icarusbinns3156 I'm guessing it was meant to be 'circulation' and she made one typo and then auto complete or auto correct butchered the rest.

@jenreu

Жыл бұрын

@@kittyr6534 oops!! thanks. totally a typo. corrected it now.

2:10 THANK YOU Someone needs to call child services on this woman

Watching your reactions to processes is so refreshing and reinforcing my desire to transition into primary/preventative care. I’m an outpatient dialysis nurse and it sucks my soul. I care for my patients. But it makes me crazy how quickly the doctors are to throw meds at every thing rather than trying to understand what is causing the symptoms and fixing that. I try to encourage my patients to find out the root of the problem rather than searching for a bandaid for the symptoms.

Growing up my Father always talked about fried Dandelion greens and fresh clover as great nutritional values. Having tried them, dandelions are naturally very "buttery" and sweet, and clover has a very refreshing quality to it. They are safe and still commonly eaten.

Former produce department clerk here. Dandelion greens are actually a product sold in some produce departments! They are a great source of vitamin A, C, and K. They also contain minerals such as iron, potassium, magnesium, and calcium. The more you know 🌈

@skycaptain95

Жыл бұрын

Lol not even most. We have 25 grocery stores within a 4-mile radius. 22 of these have produce departments. Only *one* grocery store sells dandelion greens. Sounds like you live in an extraordinary affluent area.

@ishrendon6435

9 ай бұрын

​@skycaptain95 theyre cheap poor people food where im from. Nobody eats it unless youre really poor . In fact in the US i read during the great depression it was eaten in salads

@Kyliem540

3 ай бұрын

Wtf is vitamin K

@abigailbailey9633

3 ай бұрын

@@Kyliem540 off the top of my head, I recall it's important for blood clotting.

This is a perfect example of why you can't eat at other people's house.

@5u1c1dal24

Жыл бұрын

A sprinkle of cockroach shell for crunch and a slither of mashed maggot for flavor mmmmm nice

@compass_bat

Жыл бұрын

don’t talk about the bots anymore please

@shroomyk

Жыл бұрын

I often visited a friend who always tried to offer me food. He'd have stuff sitting in the pot overnight on the stove and say it's fine. No matter how stoned I got, I was never hungry enough to eat at his place.

@sleepyote

Жыл бұрын

Finally my anxiety about accidentally being poinsed makes sense

@503BadHandleGateway

Жыл бұрын

I went to school with someone whose mom made foods like spaghetti with meat sauce or pizza and left it on the counter overnight instead of refrigerating it. I didn't know this until I was at their house one day. I told them I already ate and then went home and ate something I knew was safe. I don't know how they didn't get sick from that.

Great video, Dr. Mike! I died at your smile in the ButcherBox ad though 😭

If I remember correctly, I'm pretty sure the guy with the styrofoam peanut bed also had a cooking class in which he gave people food and wine he got out of different garbage bins...

Worked for a grocery chain for 15 yrs. We donated as much as we could. Bread, vegetables etc… The biggest problem was finding someone to come pick it up.

I was blasting extreme cheapskates for hours on end back in the day

@mathmastersamik1

Жыл бұрын

lol bss

@neverwill_iever5826

Жыл бұрын

Woah, lol

@Carlitoboi

Жыл бұрын

e

@Rosin2

Жыл бұрын

Bee Swarm Sim

@mr.fishmanman

Жыл бұрын

You're Still Ok After All Of That?

Dude the dishwasher lasagna with the beef fat was wild. I hope that kid got some help. Did y’all see those pans? They needed to get replaced like 6 years ago.

The man that volunteered in medical researches that included risky ones is a madlad that we need he pays his rent&insurance and help humanity.

Dandelions are actually pretty well documented as a food, it just isn't common in the US. The tricky part with foraged foods is that you don't know the soil quality and thus can't ensure it's free from environmental toxins, animal droppings, etc.

@parallelpinkparakeet

Жыл бұрын

I agree with making sure there's no toxic chemicals in the soil or on the plant itself, but animal droppings? You do realize produce at the grocery store is grown outside, right?

If she really wanted to save money, she should have added beans to her lasagna, not beef fat. Beans are a whole lot cheaper. Heck, make a vegetarian lasagna, healthier and cheaper.

@neurodivergentpixi6736

Жыл бұрын

And turn on the freaking oven instead of wasting 50 lbs of aluminum foil to keep it "dry" in the dishwasher.

@goldenegg8of100

Жыл бұрын

If zucchini is at a good price, layer it on in there. So good .

@3:08 for anyone wondering the reason why you throw out all the bread if some of it has mold is because the mold spreads far further than just the stuff that is visable.

The soap one and eating clovers, dandelions etc. seemed super nice. If you know what to look for and you can differentiate between plant species, then be happy foraging.

@smooshiebear80

2 ай бұрын

Only if you can guarantee where you forage doesn’t have any chemicals used or toxins in the soil. These days you never know, especially in metropolitan areas.

1:16 Mike: 'And now she's flipped it, so it's 20% protein, 80% fat. That's terribly unhealthy...' Stephanie: *dumping cheese all over it while Mike's talking* Oh no.

@darthplagueis13

Жыл бұрын

Well,the cheese woulda been there anyways, it's a lasagna after all. All the more reason to go with meat that's on the lean side of things.

@aliya6158

Жыл бұрын

Why she need meat at all? Doing some vegetarian lasagne would be even cheaper and def healthier

@callummclachlan4771

Жыл бұрын

@@darthplagueis13 The cheese is likely still healthier than the meat.

@tinknal6449

Жыл бұрын

@@aliya6158 Actually, no. Humans evolved on animal fat, not vegetables.

I used to work at the medical IRB at UCLA and there's a lot of reviews and approvals needed to do these tests on human subjects so when that guy said the doctor stopped that trial where they were planning to stop people's hearts it probably the case that the IRB didn't approve it due to the potential risks. Also there is a real need for diversity in human subjects. We need to have a variety of ethnicities in these trials. So I hope more people will consider doing it after seeing that show and this KZread video.

@infpdreams

Жыл бұрын

I never thought about it before, yet I donate platelets three times a month and want to give whatever parts of my body to science that they'll take. I have a feeling I might not qualify for many due to a lot of psych meds, but I'm definitely going to look into it thanks to this video and also your comment.

@Ooobydoobydoo

Жыл бұрын

Not just different ethnicities, but ALL genders as well. Most studies have been done on white men, but men of all ethnicities and races need to be included as well as all women and even transgender people.

Cant believe im getting educated for free just by watching doctor mike's videos LOL

10:40 Immediately thought Carrot Top was on extreme cheapskates

I feel so bad for the second girl. She got ridiculed online for her habits, which were elevated for the show. People would call her ugly and comment on her appearance. She really is a sweetheart and deserves much better from the people around her

@rustylee1836

Жыл бұрын

Yah I felt bad that her attention seeking ended up being attention she didn't like

@outtaspace1566

Жыл бұрын

Is it fake or real?

@Damarai_

Жыл бұрын

No lol

@luchts4547

Жыл бұрын

People obviously shouldn't be mean but I'm not sure what she expected going on a show that's literally just trying to make people look crazy for viewers' entertainment. I wonder how much they paid her to appear on it.

These extreme cheapskates are definitely getting out of hand. Luckily we have Dr Mike to ease the situation somehow.

@compass_bat

Жыл бұрын

i mean they’re extreme for a reason

@rogerminnick6470

Жыл бұрын

among us

@faouri.

Жыл бұрын

you’re just saying anything at this point

@klarabarunovic9841

Жыл бұрын

Oh hey, it's you again...I see you everywhere😂

@edoalva48

Жыл бұрын

One of real signs we got too much people, to reach such sick variables that just makes no sense and do nothing for the betterment of humanity.

I would suspect an undercover health inspector if anyonr ask me if i would sell old meat😂

12:59 this isn't cheap at this point it's next level Buddhism.

@allampatisubbaratnamma6836

8 ай бұрын

🤣

One thing I always notice is your care for patients mental well-being around things❤️ I don't come across that often with doctors.

@Mama_Bear524

Жыл бұрын

He and dr Jones are like that

Dr. Mike dandelions, clovers, and certain flowers are excellent foods. Some garden salads have dandelion leaves in them. These plants were not seen as weeds and people did not stop eating them until manicured lawns became popular around the 19th century. Both dandelions and clover are rich in potassium, and Dandelions are rich in vitamins A and D.

@nationalinstituteofcheese3012

Жыл бұрын

The problem is how they got the dandelions. They don’t know what pesticides or bacteria are on them

Dandelion is actually quite nutrient dense - right up there with kale. The blossoms are also edible. It’s good to know about common flora where you are at….one never knows.

@sathvamp1

2 ай бұрын

I was semi-shocked (not fully shocked actually, because I know the education M.D. doctors go through is actually NOT the best in a well-rounded biology way)... I went a bit "off the wall" when he said he "couldn't begin to guess the nutritional content of a dandelion" BECAUSE... just because it contains natural green chlorophyll, that should AUTOMATICALLY tell ANYONE who remembers "basic biology" that means it CONTAINS MAGNESIUM. Because, (this is something even in many biology textbooks) ... if you look up "chlorophyll molecule images", in EVERY legitimate schematic of that green chlorophyll molecule, you'll see an "Mg" right in the middle of it (which represents magnesium). That is why they say "magnesium is found in dark green leafy veggies". And dandelions are one of those which we can see with our own eyes because it's a naturally green plant. On top of that, any plant is going to ALSO contain FIBER because that is a component of ALL plant cell walls.

12:00 Mike, my dental assistant just told me they have expiration dates on the freakin' paper bibs they use, and you want to argue some expiration dates aren't completely arbitrary? Like I get it for some medication, especially when not controlled for storage. But like... Yeah, some expiration dates are meaningless. Unless the one-time use paper bibs lose efficacy over time, too?

@smooshiebear80

2 ай бұрын

Do they have any plastic components to them? I seem to remember the bibs that all of the dental offices I have visited have a plastic-like coating on one side. Plastics break down over time. That’s why infant and child car seats have expiration dates on them and many consignment shops won’t take them.

@Prizzlesticks

2 ай бұрын

@@smooshiebear80 no, they were pretty much just paper towels. No coating. They're not that fancy.

I love how Mike keeps such an objective perspective doing this. Literally 0 judgement of the people, strictly objective. Great man. Keep it up brobro.

@justincombs7433

Жыл бұрын

He kept it professional. Which is good. But man, some of these practices need a little tough love.

@fordshojoe8080

Жыл бұрын

@@justincombs7433 yea but it's also tlc so it's probably 80 to 90% fake lol. I know the 2nd woman isn't really like that she dud an interview and a lot of people were making fun of her for it. But my thing is you go on these shows and they tell you to do things you wouldn't usually do but you still go through with it so I'd say I feel sorry and it's their fault uh I'd say like 70/30

what's really sad is how much is faked in that show and it severely harms the people who agree to come on the show. The second woman shown was severely bullied online after the show. People came after not only her lifestyle (WHICH WAS EXTREMELY DRAMATIZED FOR THE SHOW) but also her appearance and she came to genuinely believe the comments about her looks which is crazy cause she's beautiful.

So true. I often take allergy meds and I thought to buy the one on sale because it expires the same month. Turns out, I end up needing more to battle the allergies. I just ended up buying regular ones.

2:15 "It's good right?" Kid: "no" lolol

I recently heard from the ny lady said the producers made her follow a script that made here seem way more out there then she’s actually is. And that the show was quite damaging to her.

@33snowgal

Жыл бұрын

I heard this about a family on another episode too (dishes outside)

The dishwasher lasagna one is just nasty! The dishwasher uses high pressure jets that will definitely find their way into the food and bring detergent with them, and it doesn’t get hot enough for long enough. I don’t think that woman has ever cooked a lasagna in her life. In fact, she may have just made up that recipe on the fly to get on a sensationalist TV show.

I just asked this! Thank u Doc Mike & i love u!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

3:59 cutting corners can be very good for a healthy diet when it comes go processed food. Example: I buy plain pea protein powder and rice protein powder without any additives. No thickeners, sweeteners,…. It‘s healthier, costs 2/3 less, mixed together 50/50 it‘s as good as egg protein and is way more flexible in use than flavored shakes. You can cook/ bake with it better an can add every flavor you want to the shakes.