The feeding tube made me cry because my daughter had anorexia and nearly died at age 19…. She was only 86 pounds….it was torture for me as a mom to watch…but happily she’s a survivor…she’s now 22…and is stronger thank God.

@JENSATFAR

Жыл бұрын

Blessings to you and your daughter. I’m truly happy she not only is surviving but apparently thriving. And clearly she has an awesome support system. As soon as I watched Chloe’s video clip, I immediately went to her tic tik and followed her… and watched a few more of her vids before coming back to Dr. Youn’s video. Her courage is incredibly inspiring.

@pagalmasala

Жыл бұрын

@@JENSATFAR thank you! ❤️

@skitterskk

Жыл бұрын

Aw, I'm so happy that shes doing so much better, I hope, she get even better and hope she is living her best life. We love you guys and are so happy for her strong recovery!!

@pantaleologoluso9593

Жыл бұрын

Its the most devastating experience for the whole family Thank God for her recovery Stay strong ❤

@Jasper_KN

Жыл бұрын

Oh no! I’m glad she’s doing okay now, that must’ve been really hard for everyone. Sending prayers ❤❤

As an aquarium keeper and vet nurse, the fish-face one squicks me out beyond just the toe-jam factor. Fish can often be infected with mycobacterium (otherwise known as fish tuberculosis) which is a zoonotic illness, meaning it can be passed on to humans, especially through superficial wounds. Although it isn't like regular tuberculosis, in humans it presents as skin lesions and pustules... NOT something you want on your face. Bleh.

@muchachitachinita

Жыл бұрын

Ohh my

@autumnleaf1382

Жыл бұрын

Yep! Had a beta fish who got it. Nasty silver lesions all over his body. That tank just pitched after he was gone and the amount of gloves I wore around it.

@melviasheppard8466

Жыл бұрын

I don’t like cleaning my fish tank without gloves on !!!!

@poppyc4292

Жыл бұрын

I just felt bad when he said they starve the fish 🥺

@maureengreen8240

Жыл бұрын

eeeck!

I remember the craze of coating yourself in baby oil and sitting in the sun. Did that with my friends a lot. Got tan, that's for sure. But now many years later I'm paying the price for all that tanning. I've had to have skin cancers removed, I have actinic keratoses patches, and of course wrinkles and dry skin. If I could go back, there's no way I would sit in the sun with baby oil all over me. Yes, I'd be pale, but my skin would also be healthy and clear. BEWARE!!!

@lynnestamey7272

Ай бұрын

I'm not one for tanning, and I remember girls mix iodine with the baby oil. Yikes!

The woman in that burn TT is so inspirational! I’ve followed her story from the beginning on KZread when the news broke on the volcano eruption. That cruise line was so wrong for not making them aware of the status. She lost her sister and her dad. Then the country wouldn’t even send in rescue services!!! It was kind people with personal aircraft that saved them. Just a heart breaking story! Her and her mom are just incredible people!!

@smmargret6300

Жыл бұрын

Thanks you for sharing that. I will never forget this woman and what she has to go through every day. I swear i will not complain for quite a while....until tomorrow at least....

@dalestaley5637

4 ай бұрын

I was Charge Nurse in the largest Burn Unit in the NE. I'm sure this woman went through he'll.

My mom did the cooking oil back in the 60s, and it really shows unfortunately. So much skin cancer.

@MorningStar426

Жыл бұрын

My aunt would apparently use baby oil back in the 80s. She ended up with a small patch of melanoma that was removed.

@ayajade6683

Жыл бұрын

my great grandmother would lather me in sunscreen because of the horrors she saw from people tanning with weird methods including motor oil. plus she felt sunscreen was the best invention since pasteurization.

@MisadventureMisty

Жыл бұрын

My dad would lay on the tin roof, in his 1970s basketball shorts, and cover himself in baby oil. During the winter he’d go to a tanning bed we had in our little town, one where he was friends with the lady so he could just keep turning it back on. He’d be in that tanning bed for 1 to 1.5 hours at a time. By the time he passed in 2020, at 63, he looked like he was in his 90s because of all the sun damage. His skin was literally like leather: dry, cracked, perma tanned, scaly, etc. I am now in my 30s and I use sunscreen religiously so I don’t end up looking like he did. Thank god he never got skin cancer (that we know of).

@smmargret6300

Жыл бұрын

@@MisadventureMisty Baby oil and iodine or Mercurochrome to get that bronzed, sunkissed look. haha

Ok, so growing up in the 60s, we did a lot of stupid stuff. I remember using a peel off skin mask that was supposed to clean your pores, but ripped out your facial hair and probably some skin too. And we all coated ourselves with cocoa butter and coconut oil when we tanned. (Sunscreen? No such thing back then.).

@EmEm78

Жыл бұрын

Even in the 80s it was commonplace to use oils for roasting your skin in the sun. They used to sell a particular brand of tanning oil here in Australia which was purely for cooking your skin, with no spf in it. The "tropical" smell of that tanning oil was synonymous with summertime when I was a kid.

@cherbear1996

Жыл бұрын

Baby oil and iodine was my go to as a teen..now? Min..spf 50

@purpleivy9174

Жыл бұрын

Baby oil was it for me to, this was early 80’s.

@cynergie7443

Жыл бұрын

Me unfortunately used nothing an got huge water filled blisters 😢 plz use spf 30 or more. If they made spf 100 I'd buy it

@BustedFlush7096

6 ай бұрын

Oh yea, buying those bars of cocoa butter.

My mom and I used to go to a state park that had a spring-fed mineral lake. I would sit in the water and soak while the little minnows nibbled at my toes. I used to joke with Mom about getting a free spa treatment 😂

Your compassion and empathy is amazing. It's there, in your eyes. I don't think I've ever seen that in one of my doctors. (Might be why it took six years to convince them that I wasn't lying about my back being broken-in three places-and I was in a lot of pain...)

I had a friend who tried to discourage me from using sunblock because I needed to get a tan. Like sure, I am so white I glow in the dark, but at least I am not red and peeling.

@kimberleyslauenwhite9004

Ай бұрын

I hear you - I joke around and say it's my natural.camoflage in the winter. Just have to get naked, lie in the snow, and no one could see me . Lol.

Oh man the fish thing totally grosses me out. I can't believe she put her face in that. Sw as someone who has heds the last girl literally made me cry. Wasn't expecting that lol

My cousin use to mix baby oil with iodine and use that to tan, she would blister so bad now she looks 20 years older than she is.

@EmEm78

Жыл бұрын

Iodine?! Was that to stain her skin darker?

The key to avoiding sun poisoning if you have photosensitivity is avoiding sun exposure within a certain uv range. I can’t have even 5 minutes of sun exposure over uv level 5 without swelling up and itching. I don’t need a burn. Any exposure does it. Full coverage sun clothing including gloves is the only way to be outside in the summer.

@arielruby13

Жыл бұрын

does wearing sunscreen help it at all? not trying to give advice, just wondering about it. You dont have to answer me at all if you dont feel confortable or are not in the mood

@jenniferford2067

Жыл бұрын

@@arielruby13 no. Not even a little. It can keep my skin from getting burned, but the reaction from photosensitivity isn’t a burn, it’s inflammation from your body reacting to uv exposure. So swelling, whole body hives, itching, and very fast sun poisoning which comes with fever and chills.

@arielruby13

Жыл бұрын

@@jenniferford2067 oh, that does sound horrible. im srry you experience that

Poor Doctor Youn, lol. He looks like he's almost being forced to sit and watch this lunacy against his will. Except for the burn survivor, and the final video who are absolute heroines, inspirations, and angels

I am a burn survivor and can relate to the atrocities of burned life. My husband of 20yrs set me on fire.

@Amita8505

Жыл бұрын

Wow. I am so sorry to hear that. I am happy u survived that

@babecat2000

Жыл бұрын

wow hope he is in jail.

@amynone-ya

Жыл бұрын

@@babecat2000 he committed suicide directly after thinking, he killed me.

@Cupo666

Жыл бұрын

@@amynone-ya I’m so glad you’re alive.

@amynone-ya

Жыл бұрын

@@Cupo666 Thank you!

okay that last one had me in tears! I love the survivor tiktoks. Like the burn survivor. Im sure it does so much to help others feel not so alone and different.

The last girl- if hate makes you ugly, she has got to be the most loving person on the planet

When I was very young my Grandmother and I went to the coast, Port Aransas. I was stung by a portugues man of war. Very painful. It had wrapped his tentacles around my leg. My Grandmother took me to the cottage, put me a tub of bleach water. It was a small amount of bleach but it did the trick. Even though I had red whelps there was no more pain.

I’m a Boomer. This reminds me of the baby oil or butter we used when we were teens. We would also line refrigerator boxes with the shiny silver flimsy sheets of reflective material, them oil up and lay in the box at high noon for the rest of the day. But by the grace of God I’ve never had skin cancer or leather skin.

Jellyfish stings…as soon as you can, immerse the stung part in water, as hot as you can stand without being burned if you have access while waiting for the Ambulance. (Australian)

@babecat2000

Жыл бұрын

I have seen Bondi Rescue online and wondered about why they were heading to the showers.

Cooking spray WASN'T taking the place of sunscreen, it was taking the place of tanning oil.

@shelamlum

Ай бұрын

😆 lolol I think that was like dropping a hint?

@sheilacooke6702

Ай бұрын

So that one is actually cooking ones skin. Cooking it. 😅

I wish you had taken a minute to discuss the use of sterile maggot therapy. It is making a comeback from the days before antibiotics due to antibiotic-resistant infections I personally have seen it used for severe diabetic necrotic ulcers with great success.

Funny story, i was fossil hunting at the Chesapeake Bay a couple years ago and the tide came in a few hours in of the hunt. There were soooo many moon jellies 🤣 i kept getting stung to the point where i just couldn't feel it anymore 🤣🤣 i kept yelling "why do you keep stinging me?! I'm just trying to be your friend!" 🤣

The jellyfish pee myth is hilarious to me! 😂 Maybe it is because I spent a lot of time at the ocean growing up, but I’ve always known that you use a vinegar spray and not human urine! And the tanning with cooking spray is horrifying to me! 😱🙊 Basically you are just making yourself into a rotisserie chicken but with harmful UV rays that will cause cancer and prematurely age your skin. Our skin is our largest organ, let’s take better care of it. 💗

I have to wear a really high spf sunblock so I don't swell up like that poor girl. I have had that happen to me 3 times in my life. It's the worst ever and you don't wanna go anywhere for days. I feel for her.

The last one made me weep. I needed to remember all of that🥺

The reel with the fishes- my dad told me abt this when i was a kid. It was his childhood story that he n his siblings put their feet into ponds full of small fishes, n the fishes cleaned their skin.

It made me tear up too. I need to remember that outlook in my dark moments.

Absolutely love your program! You have such a great sense of humor and I really love to see you be part of the craziness by portraying characters! It’s so great to tell people the TRUTH about skincare. Please keep it up!

Vinegar is used on jellyfish stings cause of the acidity. Pee is also acidic.

This is one of my favourites I hope that the 2 young ladies are OK. I wish them well. Doc your an angel

Youn always has the best vids.... never boring, or over talked....thnx❤

I was diagnosed with sun poisoning in my late teens, I was unable to hold anything down, and it was a progression to be able to hold down food again. It took about a month before I was actually able to eat a full meal again.

ewwww the fish 🤢i used tape too 😂😂oh to be young and dumb love his reaction priceless

Dude, that young girl, she is so strong in so many ways. It takes a bit to do so but I cried at the fact life would do that to a wonderful young person and I’m still here.

Isn’t this Doctor so cute🥰

Bless that little girl with the feeding tube. I just want to give her a big mamaw hug. ❤️

You’re adorable by the way, thank you for teaching us ❤

That last one was amazing 💜

I’ve actually seen people use motor oil to tan! 😬 MOTOR OIL!! What’s wrong with people!!!

@Noticed165

Жыл бұрын

My skin is screaming

That last one was wonderful. What movie was she using for this. I think these people that show how they deal with and live with uncomfortable health issues are so special and help so many others that struggle with their health and physical discomforts. She is adorable.

@Bowiefan4ever

11 ай бұрын

Finding Nemo

*0:15** Ya right Doc! I wasn't expecting that too oh my goodness.*

For Suntan oil, in the old days we used to take baby oil and put iodine in it

@dianewilliams1125

Ай бұрын

Did that! I had to sign out for the iodine with the pharmacist! 😅😅😅

The last one made me rush to get some tissues and water to not dehydrate ^^' I wish her all the best though 💙💙💙strong heart💙💙💙

Stephanie Coral is my freaking HERO!! Her survival and thrival are truly inspiring.

The woman with the burns made me cry.

For a great tan; baby oil with iodine on a foil blanket of course in TEXAS! Luckily I stop that and started wearing spf and hats. Didn’t want freckles

2:29 “Do you wanna know how to get a tan fast? Use pam *organical* original”

I had a friend that used to slather herself on butter for sun bathing.... ugh

That last young lady is wise beyond her years ❤.

I got a first degree boiling water burn on my right hand years ago. Everything's good but I have noticed that my right hand is more sensitive to hot water and colder than the left hand in the winter.

You can literally just buy a 200 pill bottle of vitamin D supplements higher than your daily recommended dose. You can just go out and do that. They're like $5.

As a pasty white dude that lives in the Pacific NW that used to LOVE laying out during the summer in my 20s. ..don't do it! Now I'm all about sun screen on my face AND avoiding the direct sun, hang out in DEEP shade most of the time. ( blue skys = UV exposure even if you aren't being hit by direct sunlight.) I will even walk around with an umbrella as a parasol until like 2:30 if I'm out at the river etc. Go out into the direct sunlight for at most 12-15 mins every 40 mins between the hours of 11-2. (Which is when you get the most Vit - D from the sun.) And if you really want to tan, wait until about 2pm. Flip every 12 mins, go swimming ever 24mins for at least 20 mins to deactivate the UV in your skin already (and cool the skin and take a break from the skin) . It's how I was able to get Latino dark several years and NEVER burned. I'm still pretty sure that that kind of tanning damaged my skin! ..but really, DONT TAN! You don't need to be tan to get enough Vit-D. Also, if you are out after 4pm even in the height of the summer, sun block isn't really needed. (Well, maybe still put some on your face) The amount of UV is pretty darn low by then. Its really the time between 11-2 that gets you. There is less atmosphere blocking the suns radiation so it cooks you quickly. And friggen, don't sun your private parts! I goto nude beaches... sun burn down there hurts like crazy because the skin is so sensitive.

Unfortunately, when I was a teenager, I used vegetable oil and got burned so bad. It took weeks for me to heal.

The last one - what a great young woman.

I've been using apricot scrub since I was a teenager, and I'm 62 now. I think it works really well, and I have very few wrinkles and clear skin.

I love Dr. Youn’s reactions 😂but on another note, this is why I HATE tiktok - if someone makes a video using muriatic acid on their face for chemical peel, I am 100% sure someone will do it too

Duck tape to clean your pores?! Helloooo broken capillaries. The fish one at the beginning, can you imagine all the bacteria going in there? 🤢🤮

Tripophobia warning for the cupping back guy. About threw up. Thanks for that. 😊❤

Lmao I’m guilty of the first one

Didnt use cooking spray, but tanned using baby oil on our skin and lemon juice on our hair. Tanned all the time. Hoping i get through life without melanoma haha.

My mum used to use cooking oil with coffee to tan. Her skin doesn't look good now.🙈

Could you use the thread facelift as a precursor to a proper facelift? Like try before you buy?

Gosh, i was dying on the last one...DONT PULL IT OUT! DONT PULL IT OUT! DONT PULL IT OUT! I'm so glad the Video wasn't about getting the hose out of her Nose on her ow it still shivers me😅

i used to do the tape when i was a teen lol but that was 25-30 years ago and the scrubs and not to mention all the oyxclean and all that stuff from the 90s lol.

she is literally frying herself :OOOO

In the old days we did something similar to that to pull blackheads out I can't remember what kind of tape it wasn't wax

2:23 i accidentally got tape on my lip from trying to wrap a present and ended up ripping off the skin so badly it made my lip bleed

Your skin is gorgeous.

When I was 7 months pregnant with my first & we vacationed to the beach. My feet & legs got so sunburned it was unreal. I've always had a darker complexion & never burned in the sun before. After we returned home my feet peeled so bad! We went to jump off cliffs (I didn't) & I was sitting by the shoreline with my feet in the water & this was my first experience with getting a pedi by minnions 😂 I stopped peeling.

Apparently there are a few types of jellyfish that it DOES work for however. Bondi beach teaches a lot 😂

My parents’ generation used cooking oil to tan because they didn’t know better. They also smoked like chimneys. Young people now have the knowledge about the horrors of skin cancer so they should be embracing their natural healthy skin tone instead of literally frying themselves.

Ive looked like sun poisoning girl before. Lets just say i dont dye my hair anymore. (And some other stuff that came up in allergy testing.)

I am very fair skinned and burn pretty easily. I was kinda dumb when I was younger and decided to try a tanning bed. They said I should start out with 2 minutes because of my skin tone. I got the worst burn of my life. I missed 2 days of work. I decided it wasn't worth it and never tried to tan again.

I've put my hand in with those fish before and it feels funky lol but I definitely wouldn't put my face in there

Yes Dr. Young I did I too.

Hello, as far as I know, you have to multiply the sun protection factor by the skin indicator to get the number of minutes you can stay in the sun. Now my question is, how long do I have to stay out of the sun before I can go back into the sun?

We used to use Crisco when I was a teenager 😂

It does work I’ve experienced it. It does work

The only thing I miss from high school is not having social media

Back in the 70 and 80s girls used to use Crisco. I remember my mom and sisters doing it. But I, the only boy, is the one who has had 4 minor skin cancers removed.

Hey I just found your channel again and happy I did- I'm pretty sure that I was subscribed but it seems I was not. Hmmm. Resubscribing and happy to see your face on my feed again.

In Australia when I was growing up, beaches had vinegar boxes on most beaches because of the stingers. I don't know if it is still done that way as back in the day, sometimes, you'd go to use the vinegar and some wanker had stolen it.

I had always heard the jellyfish rumor to be that peeing on the jellyfish would get it to release if it's clinging onto you, not help with the pain. I live hours from the ocean, so I'm not even sure if they ever cling to people or not. That's the myth I need investigated, haha

@ayajade6683

Жыл бұрын

it doesn't help with either and on certain species of jellyfish makes the sting worse. if the jellyfish is stuck you can dump water on it

@hollymorris785

Жыл бұрын

@@ayajade6683 Thank you so much! I can now confidently disagree with anyone who tells me this, instead of thinking that it just doesn't seem right.

@peachy_bubbles

Жыл бұрын

Yeah you should never use urine on a jellyfish sting, but it is advised to use vinegar or warm or hot(not scholding) water. Cold water is not recommended as it can pump more toxins into the skin.

30 years ago when i worked on a logging crew the bugs were so bad we would rub diesel all over ourselves ,we got a great suntan and it kept the bugs off

One time my husband got the PAM and the bug spray mixed up and OMGoodness we laughed so hard! We told him that was one way to do it...the mosquitos would land on his skin and slide right off!!! BAH HA HA HA!!!

I think the faces I made while watching the videos were a lot worse than the ones the good doc! 😂😂

I can't believe Gus made it on to your show!

Agh i can't believe people would just risk cansor for a tan

@sngray11

Жыл бұрын

Sadly, many people still do… I call tanning beds cancer in a box.

Dr. Anthony we used to use Crisco not for sunscreen but, to get a tan faster. It bakes you like fried chicken.

The fish in the tank is "garra rufa" and is used in sterile tank for Neurodermitis patients.

I remember baby oil beeing used but not cooking spray. Maybe it has to be with what region of the US i grew up in idk.

Saint Pam, the patron saint of nonstick cookware

I've gotten sun burned like that too lol 6:38

Hw can I get collagen supplement

If anyone can find the last video of the girl with the feeding tube please send me a link.

Wow, I never realized what great hair the doctor has

Pls can someone with asymmetrical face recover or are the nerves holding that part of the face dead

Toe jam..😂😂😂😂😂

We put Crisco on our skin in the 70’s. Everything comes back. We should expect this.

I’m a redhead my friend dared me to put crisco on back in the 80’s .. needless to say I ended up in the Emergency Department with 2nd degree burns: I was out for the whole summer!