Check out more records at https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/. I'll teach you how to become the media's go-to expert in your ...

world-records-doctors-can39t-explain-ep-2

World Records Doctors Can&#39;t Explain Ep. 2

we've taken a look at prior broken Guinness World Records but there are some new ones that I've never heard before on this list let's take a look is he drinking the beer or just chewing the cans I feel like we should have a dentist response to this hold up this is wrong don't do this this is a combination of jaw strength and the jaw is a really powerful muscle the M muscle right here just but then also the hand ripping it away he's tearing metal the record these are aluminum cans in your attempt today you got a total of 36 w he broke it by 20% the biggest thing that scares me riskwise here is obviously damaging teeth but then also cutting yourself cuz there's really sharp edges of the metal there doing it in a slightly wrong angle having it split out and slice your cheek open that could be quite dangerous save your teeth for chewing save your teeth for smiling don't use it to rip apart cans there's better uses most butt jolai Chili Peppers eaten 1 minute are those really spicy when you wear gloves to eat a spicy meal you know it's serious it's the ghost pepper it's one of the hottest chili peppers in the world wow I I had a little bit of that sauce with Mama Dr Jones and I almost passed away it's so bad I don't know what to do with myself I'm just like remember the reason why these peppers have such a big reaction our bodies is because of capsacin which binds to the very same receptors that create and feel pain inflammation burning so it's triggering your body to have the same response as if those areas were truly damaged and on fire but when it's so intense and so extreme what ends up happening is your body creates an inflammatory response where you can have actual damage and things happen as a result beat the record 3.98 o he's drinking Pepto Bismol Pepto Bismol main ingredient is like an aspirin component salic silate so I don't know if that's a good idea I mean I guess it's anti-inflammatory but it just like from a bleeding perspective it prevents your platelets from working properly so I'd be concerned about that aspect the fastest time to eat 500 G of mozzarella I mean at some point we got to admit people are reaching like they're really really just trying to make it interesting oh my God this sound this is the worst ASMR this is the opposite of a good ASMR video I'm Legit getting nauseous God I'm so nauseous it's so bad you think I'm joking but I'm not take you're Jo okay time me achieved was 1 minute 2 seconds 3 is that faster what was the previous record can I try beating this right now you want to give it a sh I have 500 grams of mozzarella in the fridge sound off below if you want yeah if you want me to try that record I will try it I think I can try it I don't think that there's much medical risk there what are we looking at the greatest distance that a lip can travel above the nose longest duration gning with the lower lip covering the nostrils so basically he held his breath for one minute while using the lower lip to cover the nostrils I mean one minute is a decent time to hold your breath there's definitely some kind of hypermobility perhaps a unique anatomical configuration of his face either from an underbite or just a laxity situation where there's looseness in the joints we always talk about on this channel 's danlos is one of those conditions that doctors do a shitty job at diagnosing because a lot of times patients come in with non-specific symptoms or they come in for a lot of injuries doctors kind of get fed up and they just say oh ibuprofen whatever but they don't actually take the time to diagnose them cuz there's all sorts of risks that can happen with the different types of EDS my name is Tanya Herbert and I hold the record for the largest feet on a living female I love that they specify living I guess someone in the past had bigger feet I wonder what size are 33 cm long oh I thought you're going to say size 33 33 cm long is probably a size 19 and wear a size 16 177 in men and an 18 in female I I was saying it in female I am 6'9 which surprisingly to me is only 3 in shorter than the tallest woman in the world wow so there's definitely a growth hormone thing going on here some pituitary situation which is the gland inside the brain that uh is responsible for the control of the growth I would always wear tennis shoes or men's loafers and were not always the cutest thing when trying to dress cute in school yeah anytime when you're younger and you feel different than your classmates that's got to be tough hi I'm Sam ramell and I now hold two Guinness World Records one for the largest smell for a female and one for the widest mouth hey wow I can't believe that's the double record approved widest mouth record she's at Subway this has got to be an ad her mouth is 4.07 in wide or 10.33 CM the average woman's mouth is 1.74 in wide or 4.43 CM so it's not even a jaw thing it's more of a cheek thing I always wore makeup over my lips so I wouldn't accentuate now I always wear right lipstick cuz I do love it um but I just feel like it's finally like giv me a little bit of my power back yeah she's made it part of her personality and she owns it that's awesome over the last 9 years I estimate my total donation numbers to be over 350,000 o i mean that's ounces but still wow condition on my worst enemy it is it is not fun there's a a certain type of tumor called a prolactinoma which causes excessive secretion of prolactin hormone which is a milk producing hormone in the human body we've actually seen patients that can develop a prolactinoma and start secreting milk we've also seen patients be able to start secreting milk from actually stimulating their nipples even if they're not pregnant it's a very unique situation that responds to different stimula hyper lactation syndrome is technically a disability it is it's it's very disruptive to one's life this can be probably treated with a double mastectomy removal of the breast but that's obviously a surgery and carries its own risks what I would say in a condition like this is that we need more research because in the medical community we've spent so much time focusing and researching what causes underproduction of milk for mothers that are nursing not as much time researching what creates over production of milk we had to adapt just as anyone else would with any disability and for someone thinking like oh what's the big deal sh it's it's uncomfortable it's not that I would know but I've seen it in my patients where their breasts become firm they become painful you have increasing rates of infection there's blocked milk ducts that are very painful there's all sorts of things that recur at much higher rates because you're constantly producing this milk there are medications available to to combat the prolactin hormone these medications do come with some pretty serious side effects pretty sure it's bromocryptine let me just check bromocryptine treats hyperprolactinemia by decreasing the amount of prolactin in the body this is not a medication I use often I don't think I've ever prescribed it actually this would be something treated by um perhaps an endocrinologist or maybe an OBGYN specialist in these hormonal disorders another option that I have is potentially looking into a double masectomy to remove all of the glandular tissue that is producing breast milk there's also effects that prolactin has on the body outside of just milk production so it's important that we think about the patient's entire health and not just the breast tissue and say oh we removed the breast tissue that's fine we need to make sure that the other health factors that are controllable are kept within normal boundaries this is Randy Gardner and this is the Curious Case of the man who volun to go without sleep for the longest time W gry Gardner recruited two friends to help keep him awake that's like a form of torture sleep deprivation they attempted the record-breaking time to go Sleepless as their submission for the 10th Annual greater San Diego Science Fair wow when I did the science fair I did a little volcano with Mentos and Coca-Cola these guys are doing sleep deprivation in their house Jesus about the fourth or fifth day I you know it was like are you kidding me this is hard oh it was only by the fourth or fifth day that it was hard what about the other days by the end of the experiment gner was experiencing mood swings memory loss slurred speech and hallucinations however he finally surpassed the 260 hours of sleeplessness claimed in 1959 by Honolulu DJ Tom rounds wow that's so incredibly dangerous there's so many things that can go wrong from hormonal issues to cardiac issues to your kidney shutting down the brain is put under an immense amount of strain we have these things called irbs they're called institutional review boards where people of different professions sit on these boards and they vote on whether or not a study is ethical and there I can't find a way where that study would be ethical it's just very very extreme wow this is Roy C Sullivan who was struck by lightning seven times what the first time he was struck in 1942 he was hiding from a thunderstorm in a lookout tower one of the most important things when you're in the middle of a thunder lightning storm is to go inside you want to stay away from being outdoors if you're within a big group of people you want to separate mostly because if the lightning hits the ground you don't want it to hit all of you at the same time because then all of you could be incapacitated and not be able to help one another and the first aid thing that you do is almost the same that you would do if you find someone who's pulseless you call 911 right away and then you start treating that person by checking to see if they have a pulse if they're breathing and if they don't you start chest compressions chest compressions chest compressions while waiting for help Roy's next lightning encounter was in 1969 he was driving his truck in the mountain now usually this would be protection from a lightning strike but he had the window open and the lightning knocked him unconscious and burnt off his eyebrows and eyelashes yeah burns are pretty common people who get hit by lightning do experience things like heart attacks and cardiac arrests in fact getting hit by lightning there's like 10% chance of lethality so it's a pretty dangerous incident there's about 30 deaths per year on average in the United States from lightning strikes and the odds of getting hit in a lifetime saying you live 80 years is actually not as low as one would think it's one in like 15,000 chance of getting hit in your life per year it's really low it's like over the one in a million but over 80 years pretty interesting stuff but this guy seven times and then in 1972 he was struck for a fourth time whilst in a ranger station and his hair CAU fire how is modern science not investigating this gentleman his poor hair is standing the test of time wow nine children what is that non non-et mam wait they all survived I'm so jealous I have a small family to have a support system of eight brothers and sisters is something I can only dream about nonuplets are extremely R and until the arrival of the sis children no cases have been recorded of nine babies from a single birth well I think they have I just don't think they've ever survived the reason mothers who are pregnant with multiple babies inside of them need C-section so often is because as you have an extra baby inside it means you carry more weight within your uterus and it is shown that the more weight your uterus has the earlier you're going to deliver and now once you start getting into the three four or five babies the weight is getting so significant that you may deliver too early or in an unpredictable way or perhaps have a birthing complications from lack of space so C-sections are very common in this situation the babies were born at 30 weeks 30 weeks isn't even incredibly early given the the fact that there were so many of them that's actually shocking and each of the five girls and four boys weighed between 1.1 and 2.2 lb yeah just to put in perspective when I was born I was 7 lb and that's around the average of what a baby weighs when they're born what does it take to become the world's oldest bodybuilder The Incredible 90-year-old Jim Arrington 90 years old he looks amazing and 38 days can't forget that you know I was born a month and a half premature and I weighed 52 lbs and my parents struggled and struggled to save me have fun Jim okay thanks he seems like such a nice guy on top of it this is an asthmatic and very unhealthy sick all my life one of the interesting things about kids with exercise induced bronos spasm or exercise induced asthma is that frequently parents get worried that they have asthmatic attacks when they go out into the cold or they go out and they start exercising so parents worry and keep them out of exercise whereas there are so many Olympic athletes that have exercise induced Broncos spasm and it is controllable and treatable in fact we in the medical community don't tell people who have EOB to not exercise we tell them to continue exercising just to know the warning signs or potentially use an inhaler like albuterol as a pump before you exercise right now I'm training three times a week 2 hours per session wow Jim has a few tricks to his longevity the thing with exercising when you're of older age your focus needs to change from performance to injury prevention and that's because the biggest thing that ruins an exercise regimen of someone of that age is an injury because it takes much longer to recover from it and there's much more sequele which means other problems stemming from that initial injury but Jim's biggest secret is adaptability what works for a person at one time in their life isn't the same and that's the whole thing about bodybuilding it's adaption well it's actually about preventing adaption or at least training around adaptation so when your body adapts and hits a plateau that's when it's potentially time to switch it up because switching it up can cause hypertrophy and that's what you want out of your muscles when you're bodybuilding Jim first achieved the record at the a tender age of 83 and he is still competing being a a Guinness World Record holder it was the inspiration for me it's it's awesome to see someone celebrate their longevity and celebrate their body in a way where they're constantly training it constantly pushing themselves to get better because learning really doesn't ever stop that's the one thing people who get Advanced degrees will tell you the more education you get the more questions you have the more you want to get better and we should treat our own human development much in the same way critique from India is the world's shortest competitive bodybuilder this is a bodybuilder segment I love it CM 3' 4 in tall I wonder how his size impact his ability to lift weights like I could see he's having issues with his grip that can predispose him to all sorts of injuries not just from dropping the weight but from a biomechanical standpoint of keeping the weight secure while bringing it through a full range of motion he has recently broken another record for the most push-ups in one minute male in our short stature category for adults under 4 10 in that's 14 4 7.32 cm wow 84 push-ups that's a lot of push-ups I can't even come close to that go oh what are we bending are is that metal see medically I'm obviously slightly worried about the skull cuz there's a lot of capillaries in the skull that can cause it to bleed but I'm also worried about bone bruising and the hands there's no protection for the hands oh he has probably such strong lats like it starts as a lat pulled out and then turns into a chest fly so you're using a lot of the latissimus dorsai a lot of the PEC major and biceps [Music] obviously congratulations Missy you're officially amazing again I wonder if you go to like the Strongman Competition would they just destroy this record easily or does this person have a unique skill my name is Kim or better known as Kimmy Cola on Tik Tock and I just broke the world record for women's loudest burp what makes a burp loud because a burp is really just Iration which is the sound of air being expelled from your esophagus or your stomach and actually what's unique is when you get an x-ray of a human you'll see an air bubble in the stomach because when you swallow food you also swallow some air in fact if you start seeing air outside of the stomach that's dangerous because that means the stomach potentially has some damage to it where air is escaping and entering the abdominal cavity that could be a problem what I do to prepare for a big burp is I just take a deep breath in and try to manipulate that into something monstrous and magical the interesting thing is when you take a deep breath in you're taking a deep breath into your lung not your esophagus so it's like that's not where the air is coming from maybe when she fills up her lungs it actually puts like intraabdominal pressure on her stomach and esophagus leading to a better quality quity burp oh man wow that's that's 107.3 that's loud anything considered over 80 is considered loud not for burp just in general don't you give us your best bur here oh not good I wish this was soda hey look at that look at that not bad dog Force some air into the isaf sphincter a lot of rare conditions in this video but how about the rarest diseases that patients have click here to check these out and as always stay happy and healthy

Dr.

Related Videos

Consultation & Treatment

Consult With Loading Doctor Data