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@Epicsans-lr9km

Ай бұрын

You forgot Kron’s decease

As a type 1 diabetic, I would like to say that I’m glad that you explained that it’s not our fault. Most people don’t seem to understand that.

@paanora

2 ай бұрын

yeah ! education is so important on the two different types of diabetes!! before i started nursing school i admit i was ignorant on diabetes and assumed things that were not true about it.

@YukiLuvsJesus

Ай бұрын

I always make it a point to make sure people know that t1d is genetic and not a lifestyle disorder

@BabyEnglandArchive

Ай бұрын

Luckily, I have known about that since I was about 10. Sadly, many people in their adulthood don’t even know.

@thomashowe855

Ай бұрын

Same here

For those wondering, the purple butterfly shape seen on the face of the lupus countryball is meant to represent the ""butterfly rash" commonly seen on faces of people with lupus.

The countryball art style is just the amount of cuteness, those weirdass anime one were definitely something else💀

@whyareyoureadingmyuser9901

2 ай бұрын

Real

@dood2516

2 ай бұрын

Real

@Fc-and-Melon-Specialist

2 ай бұрын

Real

@rupamgudlu1312

2 ай бұрын

Real

@Brabbs

2 ай бұрын

The hell? I dont see a difference

So glad the old art style is back that anime stuff was not it

@NacerZidance

2 ай бұрын

Same

@p_rcelain

2 ай бұрын

real

@Pumpkin-VR2

2 ай бұрын

Yea

@HappyVibes834

2 ай бұрын

Agreed

@Alextwo.

2 ай бұрын

Fr it was wierd

Bro listens to the community and changed back to the old style. Casual Evaluator W

@miloguest

2 ай бұрын

Ik

@NinjaKatzKool

2 ай бұрын

What? I see no difference

@rhyolite

2 ай бұрын

@@NinjaKatzKoolthey had more of an anime art style approach (just look on the videos just before this

My dad's mother died from heart failure from rheumatic heart disease. She wasn't even allowed to get upset or do any heavy lifting. She died in '59 and I never met her.

@dastoast9128

2 ай бұрын

I'm sorry for your loss.

@PhantomQueenOne

2 ай бұрын

​@@dastoast9128 I never met her, I was born '62.

@jelligrey

2 ай бұрын

@@PhantomQueenOnethey’re still saying sorry for your loss …

@teenagedouchebag3786

13 күн бұрын

I am groot

I have Celiac disease, and it sucks. I was diagnosed about 5 years ago on Christmas Eve. Because I went so long without being diagnosed or tested I only weighed about 94 pounds because my body kept rejecting anythying I ate. I was constantly throwing up almost daily and I was extremely weak. I don't know why the doctors didn't do anything but eventually I got tested and it came back positive. It sucks not being able to out of to lunch with your friends, or needing to always reject food from people while you're at parties or a gathering, and I'm still getting used to such a big diet change.

@RandomCronch

2 ай бұрын

I have celiac as well, I'm pretty sure I'm a silent one however, which is both a blessing and a cure

@randomguy123.1

2 ай бұрын

Person with Celiac here, I was about 6 or 7 when I was diagnosed. From what i remember i had pretty serious inflammation and stayed a few days in the hospital. I also look a lot younger than my actual age. Its pretty hard to trust restaurants that thier food isnt contaminated with gluten. I wish you well!

Also please do a part 2!! There are a few you "forgot" (of course you can't fit them all in a video). But do add Rheumatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, psoriasis/psoriatic arthritis, crohn's disease and hyperthyroidism. As a person with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis it would mean a lot for people to know what it is like and not judge us for it! Xoxo

@julylock7733

2 ай бұрын

And vasculitis

@CSmith-hx2pm

Ай бұрын

And fibromyalgia!

@echobirb53

Ай бұрын

I've got Crohn's!

@humblerofpotatoes

Ай бұрын

I got chron's too!

@peonyboyaudios5051

Ай бұрын

The autoimmune Community is thriving. On one hand I'm sad people have to go through such terrible things through their whole lifetime. On the other hand we should be empowering each other and being strong together ❤

9:11 I love what you did there. People who bully others for a condition they can't control are literal clowns. Ppl with vitiligo, you're still loved!

@TheEmeraldMenOfficial

2 ай бұрын

Also, the “you might even look like a new race” being a potential nod to Micheal Jackson’s vitiligo

@danialscott1107

2 ай бұрын

Yes I loved that part I was bullied for it when I was younger and hated having it until I found out Michael Jackson suffered from the same thing and changed my view on it completely and I use that statement everytime someone asks what it is

@lindawolffkashmir2768

2 ай бұрын

One thing about vitiligo, people don’t usually think about Sun exposure. The vitiligo patches are extremely sensitive to sunlight, and can react badly to constant exposure to the rays. Overexposure will lead to severe burns, sores, and possibly skin cancer. Sunscreen (50+) can help a bit, but when there is no pigment in the skin at all, there’s not much to be done except to keep covered, and monitor yourself to make sure you are not getting burnt.

Thank you for adding the old design back

I know there’s more autoimmune diseases but Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis not being here is a let down.

@-originalLemon-

2 ай бұрын

There is probably a part two.

@LukaDoncicFitnessOfficiaI

2 ай бұрын

As someone with UC I completely agree. IBD is a lot more common than I thought

@-Helloo-

2 ай бұрын

agreed

@JRCP144

2 ай бұрын

Plus rheumatoid arthritis.

@tardwife

2 ай бұрын

quite a few were missing, but i’m glad some lesser known ones like addisons disease (which i have) were included. crohns sounds absolutely awful to live with, i can’t imagine

Come on guys, he wanted to try something new and there's nothing wrong with that. I won't lie, i didn't like the old art style either but i admire his choice to try something new, truly.

@dastoast9128

2 ай бұрын

I didn't like art style either and I'm glad he explored different art styles however I believe if everyone just said I like the art style or "GIVE US BACK THE BALLS", you won't really improve. I think that people should always criticize even if the subject is the best thing ever that way people can improve.

@dumpyfan3362

2 ай бұрын

​@@dastoast9128 you're right, but those comments were the last thing id think of with criticism.

@johndoe6188

2 ай бұрын

Or ma'am but most likely sir.

@ventaliq

2 ай бұрын

same

@dastoast9128

2 ай бұрын

@@dumpyfan3362 Yea, I think everybody could've worded it a bit better.

My mom has lupus… it’s really bad thank you for spreading info on it

@-originalLemon-

2 ай бұрын

Where did it hit her? Lungs or kidneys?

@SWilla00946

6 күн бұрын

​@-originalLemon- ive got it. It affects my joints,nerves, blood and blood vessels. Not a fun disease i can tell you that. I'm objectively not as bad as alot of folks tho

4:49 I have hashimoto and this made me very happy to see this rlly explains it! Tysm!!!! Ps: if I don't take the medications and I eat any food/drink it doesn't really feel like I have eaten anything. Just some more info

Can you do movement disorders next? I have Tourettes and I'm wondering what your take is about these disorders. Keep up the good work!

@Jelonzo_best_Jebby

2 ай бұрын

I have Tourette’s Syndrome as well, and I second this !

Important info about lupus. If you or a family member have been diagnosed with lupus then you should also talk to your doctor about being tested for sjögren's syndrome. It's a very rare autoimmune disorder but most people who have it also have lupus. Symptoms from both can and are commonly mistaken as one or the other.

@alienadeofficial

2 ай бұрын

this actually might be helpful because my first lupus flare i literally had bloodshot eyes and a dry mouth, you would think i was high af even though i wasn’t

@infinitelemniscata

2 ай бұрын

I have Lupus and Sjögrens...so, I'm doing just great! 😂😂😂

@randomperson6454

2 ай бұрын

@@infinitelemniscata my grandmother does too.

@deer7075

2 ай бұрын

Another rare autoimmune conditik that's a cousin if lupus is Wegners. It's very rare though, I have only ever met one other person with it.

@tardwife

2 ай бұрын

same with any other autoimmune disease. although the link is less understood, autoimmune diseases often run in families so it’s especially important to keep an eye on your health if you have a family member with one.

I actually don't hate the anime one, I just think the balls are a cuter artstyle. So, I am glad that it's back.

I have type one diabetes and my mom has hashimotos. Thank you for raising awareness for autoimmune diseases because they’re not often enough talked about!

@tardwife

2 ай бұрын

yes autoimmune diseases often run in families

@fizzl8z

2 ай бұрын

Hey I also have type one diabetes!

@luckybasiltea

2 ай бұрын

@@fizzl8z 🤝🤝

thank you for accurately covering celiac disease

i have hypothyoridism and i've been watching you for a long time, happy you made this video and you explained it very well:D i teared up while you were explaining and ofc while writing this because i'm still just a kid and i've been suffering from this since like 10 year old. I live in Hungary and our medical help is getting weaker and weaker, my blood hasn't been checked since 8 months and the doctors don't care. But i have to get through this anyway. Keep it up with these content!:)

@tanginglarawan

2 ай бұрын

i hope you get the help you need and i hope you live a good life

As someone with Hashimoto I can confirm that a thyroid malfunction can surely mess up your quality of life. If I forget my medication for a day or two I find myself with a very unbalanced mood set and that is only the tip of the iceberg

Someone with Hashimotos here! I’ve had it since I was a kid and I’m glad to see someone actually talking it like it is, instead of blaming diet or “curing it with natural remedies.” I was often made fun of because of my weight plus lack of energy, it makes me happy that more people learn about it:3

@tardwife

2 ай бұрын

poor diet can be a risk factor for hashimotos and a good diet can significantly improve symptoms but people who act like it’s a “cure” don’t understand the complexity of autoimmune diseases! 🤦🏻‍♀️ it’s so annoying. i dont have hashimotos but my sister does so i’m somewhat familiar with what you’re going through, i hope you’re doing well.

@pigeonelectrico

2 ай бұрын

@@tardwife exactly! Of course having a balanced diet and life will help out one’s health, but it isn’t a cure by any means and I’ll have bad days regardless, but some conspiracy theorist swear autoinmune diseases aren’t even real😭

thank god the balls are back

@Anonymouse1886

2 ай бұрын

🤨🤨🤨

@m_tothe_z

2 ай бұрын

@@Anonymouse1886 NO BRO LISTEN IM NOT LIKE THAT

@UNO279

2 ай бұрын

Balls

@XalasiaBall

2 ай бұрын

Yo? 🤨

@m_tothe_z

2 ай бұрын

@@XalasiaBall no listen see like the balls like that represent the diseases man they used to be mf anime girls

The art quality is getting higher and higher. When you did your lifestyles video, I was a bit nervous with the anime style, and kinda wanted you to switch back. This comeback from the eyes is legendary keep going sky high plox.

As a lupus warrior, I appreciate how thorough the video was explaining lupus. It means a lot and utilizing the purple butterfly was a sweet gesture💜.

Mans gotta start putting "Almost" before his video titles :(

My grandmother has been battling Lupus for 40 years. She’s lost all of her hair, the skin of her scalp, her kidneys are hanging on by a thread, the fatigue has caused her to break her hip and due to a stroke her speech has been severely reduced. She’s the strongest person I’ve ever known and she still fighting to this day. It’s difficult to explain to people how dangerous lupus is but this animation does help. Thanks for the content.

I’m glad more people are learning about diabetes,I’m tired of being treated badly.

I have celiac disease, its definitely not as bad as some other the other ones, but it is still very not fun. Without a gluten-free diet(which is much more expensive and also tastes bad) you become vulnerable to sertain types of cancer, and with low absorption of needed nutrients it can also cause deficiencies.

I would LOVE to hear Tachychardia/SVT or other heart conditions in one of these videos, these are so informative!!

Thank you for the proper explanation of Type 1 Diabetes! Best way to explain it!

they’re evaluating me for some of these 💀💀💀💀 this is a certified joint pain moment

Glad to see you talk about Addison’s disease, my mom was diagnosed with it last year and almost went into a crisis as they were figuring out what it was. She was super tired & throwing up all the time

My mother is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and I want to say thank you for including if in this video

it would be so awesomesauce if you covered connective tissue diseases, I have some sort of disorder in that category so it would be fun to see

@jayrhodes3766

2 ай бұрын

I do too! I have hEDS

@Eosinophyllis

2 ай бұрын

I might too! while it’s probably autoimmune connective tissue disease, I’ve never seen this kind of channel cover more than like. 2 types. I’d love to see something like scleroderma actually addressed

@milkslice3730

2 ай бұрын

@@Eosinophyllis right! and ehler-danlos syndrome on my side would be fun to see

@Eosinophyllis

2 ай бұрын

@@milkslice3730 yessss EDS definitely needs to be covered more especially considering it’s probably way more common than we think

thank you

3:05 thank you for this. I have been trying to explain this to people for over a decade

So I was just watching the segment on Type 1 Diabetes and guess what I got. A ad about awareness of an autoimmune disease. Yep, it's for Type 1 diabetes.

So glad type one diabetes is being talked about more often, it’s so misunderstood

yay you brought it back

I really liked the video. Could you do a part two and mention alopecia?

Can you cover ehlers danlos syndrome and the subtypes?

Thinking about this girl I knew who was lactose intolerant and celiac. She loved pizza. There is something about lactose intolerant people where, despite the end results, they ALL LOVE milk products. Every single one I've met loves cheese (not like "yeah, cheese is good", but like "I'm going to buy a 90lb wheel of cheese and eat it in one sitting") and usually really likes ice cream.

@rentastic0

2 ай бұрын

As a lactose intolerant this is true

@Keristhenerd

2 ай бұрын

Oh boy, as a person that has coeliac, I wish I could eat pizza while being like, "yeah worth it" But nope, my symptoms include PAIN so. Much. PAIN. Worst part is I love glutinous foods but imo it is not worth it, also I became a better cook since adhering to my dietary restrictions.

If you do a part 2, I would love to see you cover EOE (eosinophilic esophagitis).

I have Multiple Sclerosis. Luckily, I caught it early on what was basically chance. I went in with a bad sinus infection, and the test came back with an anomaly, which they asked me if i wanted to do an MRI, which i did. And many tests later, i was diagnosed with MS.

Good, the Poland/Info Balls are back.

Rheumatic Fever sounds very similar to PANDAS, another auto-immune disease triggered by strep throat. I don't know if they're the same or different but my sister had her PANDAS diagnosis late in her teens when evidence was shown in her childhood. It causes her body to attack her brain and that's the most I can remember on it, if you go over more autoimmune diseases I would be happy to hear PANDAS get more attention.

WE GOT THE COUNTRYBALL STYLE BACK 🗣️ 🔥 ‼️

@PaintMyMind

2 ай бұрын

How to make it bro?

the only ones i knew before this video were type 1 diabetes and vitiligo so this video was great to know about

U should make a video about quantam physics like quantam immorality etc etc

thank god the hentai eyes are gone

Knowing that all of this comes from a faulty Thymus is insane!

My partner was recently diagnosed with hashimoto’s and we’re both 19 in college but I’ll try to help however I can.

Got Hashimoto's, RA, lichensclerosus, and fibromyalgia. I got bit by a tick in my late teens and was genetically prone to my immune system kicking off.

Guys he listened!!!!

Wish this video would have come out way sooner. I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when i was 9 yeaes old after i was sick with the flu and strep. I wasnt able to eat much and i drank like a fish. We went to the doctor every other day and my doctor just kept saying I was fine and to force me to eat. This went on for 2 weeks and caused me to lose 20 pounds. If it wasn't for a med student that was there at my last appointment id probably be a goner. The med student insisted that the doctor should check my blood sugar. My doctor was hesitant to check at first followed through. My sugar was 583. I was rushed to the hospital and they got insulin in me as soon as I got there. That doctor then tried to micromanage my diabetes. That doctor didn't last long to say the least

@Ijazithink

2 ай бұрын

OMG 583 is like 32 mmol/L that is horrible.. I know what it feels like because I was once 551 mg/dl and almost developed DKA

Glad that the old art style is back, and looks even better than before.

MAINLY FACTS GUY!!!

where’s Crohns?

@ManaBunz

2 ай бұрын

This! Maybe a GI centric video is on the horizon?

@-Helloo-

2 ай бұрын

thats what I thought lmao but I understand anyways you can't get every autoimmune disease in one video..

@-Helloo-

2 ай бұрын

@@ManaBunz hope so

@ceneblock

2 ай бұрын

In the toilet

Please include ME/CFS in some of your videos! It is common and not well known and it’s hell and doctors rarely know about it and extremely incorrectly assume it’s psychological when it absolutely is not.

I knew Vitiligo existed, but I had no idea it was an autoimmune disease.

I was Waiting for Rheumatoid Arthritis.... was that included with Rheumatic fever or lupus?

I have vitiligo and it’s kinda funny to me because I’m already very notably pale so some parts of me just look pure white

I personally loved the anime style. Can you bring it back? If not, that's okay!

@yourboyspongefan6849

2 ай бұрын

Idk what you are talking abt

What about revitiligo?

Got my thymus removed for Myasthenia gravis already seeing improvements

I actually have a rare autoimmune disorder called chronic uveitis, which causes inflamation inside the eye. Prolonged inflamation can cause cataracts, glacouma and scarring. I got cataract surgery at 26 years old in my right eye, and my iris muscles are so scarred they no longer move, so its perminatly dilated. Despite all that, i still somhow have about 85% vision, so it could have been a lot worse in retrospect.

I have hypothyroidism as shown by my blood tests, but my thyroid isn't enlarged and I have very few associated symptoms. I'm treating it with my doctor accordingly, but it shows how hypothyroidism isn't very understood.

@cassiapeian

2 ай бұрын

same boat. Got flagged for it as a kid but still have not gone on medication since my thyroid (mostly) still works. It's weird to monitor something just waiting for it to die.

@tardwife

2 ай бұрын

autoimmune diseases in general are poorly understood, it’s very concerning

my mom has an autoimmune condition, specifically psoriasis, but damn she handles it so well i think it's been a long while since she had any major issues related to it

@tardwife

2 ай бұрын

make sure you keep a good eye on your health because autoimmune diseases can run in families

the anime phase was weird, you're a true w for changing it back

My mom have a Lupus due to stress in 2019, that explanation are right! She's ok now, thanks to God! 💓

@TheoValeroPereiradeCamargo

2 ай бұрын

Bro at that time

@TheoValeroPereiradeCamargo

2 ай бұрын

My mom had breast cancer 💀

@TheoValeroPereiradeCamargo

2 ай бұрын

But she won the war

@DosFleur

2 ай бұрын

God is good, all the time!

as someone with Multiple Sclerosis thank for making this video.

@tardwife

2 ай бұрын

i hope you are doing well. i know that’s a horrible one to live with, i also have autoimmune diseases but i can’t imagine what ms must be like. God bless 🙏🏻

I was listening to this in the background and literally just tabbed in to type out the comment "Crazy how all these diseases seem to be your immune system just attacking your own body!" before thinking about it for two seconds. I believe I am a sufferer of chronic dumbassery.

missing IBDs. Wish i had some Crohn’s disease rep in this

As a person that has a body that collects autoimmune diseases like Pokémon cards thank you for making this 💗

What's the music at the start of the video?

My dad died from complications from an autoimmine disease called polymyositus. It was awful. 5 long years of watchinf him slowly deteriorate from a healthy man to someone who needed 28 pills a day and took 10 minutes ro get up the stairs. In the end covod+ lung cancer + myositus killed him off.

Missed the biggest symptoms of ms, brain fog and the infamous "hug" where you feel like your chest is being squeezed. I get numbness when it flares up pretty bad too, like the entire right side of my body going numb for a week. Heat, stress, and anything inflammatory make symptoms much worse

This gives me some perspective, while I miss eating Croissants I'm lucky to have a less severe disease than many

I’m so glad the hentai eyes are gone that was disturbing. Keep up the good work!!! :)

I got an unlucky combination of hypothyroidism and a fear of needles. I currently am supposed to have my blood drawn and tested every six months, and I am not loving it, but it could be worse, so...

Anyone know how to make the the ball like this?

Ulcerative colitis here. Asthma but in your intestines. My diet has to be very soft and bland, as the fiber in some fruits, any amount of spice, or foods that cause gas are a major no-go. Fried foods are one of the worst offenders. Usually it's just stomach pain, presenting as a nasty, lingering burning feeling and a lot of pressure from swelling. It can cause malabsorbtion, which leads to weight loss, difficulty building strength, and some nutrient deficiencies. Painful and tiring. My gastro doctor also suspects I have a secondary rheumatoid issue, I have a lot of joint pains and a handful of other minor issues like eczema and generally having a weird immune system. A bottle of 30 pills that keep me normal for about a month cost $10,000. $120,000 a year to be normal-ish.

YAY OLD STYLE!!!!!!!!!!!

the fact that he uploaded that video with the weird looking anime artstyle and then immediately reuploaded it with his usual artstyle makes me think it was a joke

0:01 as someone with "Lupus" as nickname, I see this as an absolute win 👽✨

I developed celiac while in the womb. One un-fun fact is that if we do accidentally ingest gluten, we can get diarrhea for around twelve hours. Those are some of the only times I've ever pulled all-nighters. I've often gotten upset that I can't have everything my friends can, but I do like to bake, so that definitely mitigates the loneliness.

We asked to return back his old countryball style, he did

help me find a medicane to better lupus please

i love how everyone is talking about the artstyle lmao

@PaintMyMind

2 ай бұрын

Hahah

Yay!! The old artstyle is back I like that they tried something new, but seeing fatty liver disease with sultry anime eyes was *weird* -

A commercial for Type 1 Diabetes testing came on while he was talking about Type 1 Diabetes…

Ain’t no way the immune system got that “execute order 66” ahh mindset💀💀

Thank god the old art style came back, I was thinking that I would never be able to subscribe to this channel.

bro made autoimmune balls ‼️

@Liam-yf7sl

2 ай бұрын

GET THESE KIDS OFF THIS CHANNEL!

Bro created autoimmune balls 😵

Watching this with Myasthenia gravis, in hopes my body learns he is doing something wrong and my muscles will work again lol

The Music:😊 The Topic: 💀

i think he got the message that we did not love the anime eyes