- Your body will shut down!
Today we're going to be breaking down
and reacting to some of the most over the top stunts
that could result in medical injuries,
from the sports and comedy group you know
and love as, Dude Perfect.
But before you get into it,
if you're new to my channel, welcome.
My name is Dr. Jordan Wagner.
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And hold up, please.
Seriously, don't be an idiot
and try any of these stunts at home.
All right, let's dive right in.
- I bet ya. I could bench press 405 pounds.
- Yeah, it's a no for me dog.
(group laughing)
- 405 pounds is a lot of weight.
You need to practice.
You gotta be super careful.
I'm assuming this guy already has done bench presses,
because if you just try to do that one,
you're not gonna move the weight at all.
Or if you do have some strength
and you try to push without warming up,
and it's a heavyweight rupture
your pectoralis muscle,
we have two of them.
You have your pec major and your pec minor,
it's gonna hurt.
Woow.
This plate is making it lighter.
I think it's lighter in water, I think.
if you had to just do 405 bench on land,
that'd be a lot, a lot freaking harder.
But because it's in water,
there's this whole like buoyancy factor.
Water is actually helping you lift up the object
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And he's holding his breath, obviously,
which typically you shouldn't be holding your breath
too often.
You can do it in one section.
When you're holding your breath,
when you're pushing heavy weight,
you're valsalving.
We actually use these techniques actually,
in the emergency department to bare down,
increased intervascular pressure
in the blood vessels of your neck.
If your heart goes
into a rhythm called super ventricular tachycardia, SVT,
there's a technique that we use, it's called bearing down
or valsalving where you hold a lot of pressure, not breathe.
And increase the intervascular pressure to see if you can
kind of reset your heart rhythm.
Boom.
He did it.
Didn't say how we are the benchhit.
- Let the record show he could not have done it without me.
(Dr. Wagner laughing)
- If you're trying to get into weightlifting
or back into it after say an injury
being away from lifting for a long time.
one way to start getting back into movements,
it's almost like a water type of activities,
and that actually helps with some of the loads.
You can actually get the movements back down
before putting a heavy load on.
And then as you get better and better,
you increase the weight as you get stronger and stronger.
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- I present to you, the world's hottest hot sauce.
- What is the suit?
The suit almost looks like a suit relating to temperature.
Not anything specifically medical per se,
except maybe like the face shield.
- The World's hottest-
- Hot sauce, so is something hot.
So super crazy hot,
hot, hot world's hottest, hot sauce.
Some people have different tolerances to food heats, spices,
that sort of thing.
A lot of times it has to do with practice over time.
But some people just they're used
to having this type of spice in their bodies.
- For reference a jalapeno is 2,500
on the Scoville, pepper hotness.
- Right, it has to do with like-
- This is 9 million.
- 9 million, what?
Don't take this.
Don't do this.
Now, you have to be careful, right?
Could you burn a hole in your stomach,
so to speak and people always ask that.
You never know,
it has to do with like your body's reaction to it.
'Cause that actually burning a hole in your stomach
probably not.
Could your acids in your stomach change
to where it needs to try to break it down
and it's over producing its own acid
and causing issues?
Maybe.
- Any man in here, I want you to come sit down
at the desk with me.
(group clapping and chattering)
Here's your toothpick.
I want to put it on something.
Gotta be able to-
- Wow, okay.
They're smart.
At least they're using like a tiny amount.
You also have to be really careful with touching this thing.
You might want to use gloves.
If you touch your eyes,
touch your face again,
it's gonna get in those areas
and you're just going to be in a world of misery
because you're going to cause the same type of reaction.
- Three, two, one.
(zestful music) - Oh my gosh.
- I feel it already. - Oh, I feel it too.
This is a bad idea I think.
- I need water.
- No, you're okay, you're okay.
- This is not acting.
I'm keeping it in my mouth
so it doesn't go in my stomach.
Feel my back.
- It's sweaty.
He's sweating, yeah.
The one guy who came in with the green shirt,
his body's having an adrenaline type of reaction
where he's becoming sweaty,
which we call diaphoretic
and he's probably getting hot and he's getting tachycardic.
meaning a fast heartbeat.
But your body does react to these things,
even though it's just like your taste buds going crazy.
- Dude, I'm good.
Wow. (group laughing)
I can feel it in my calves.
- Now you've ingested it, do you use water?
Well, not really.
You can try to dilute it.
So milk is a little bit more basic.
So you're trying to combat the acidity of it
to try to bind to it.
A lot of these products that are in an oil-based sauce,
what you could do is take a base
or something that has also a little bit of fat, milk
and it will bind to it better
versus water, just kind of washes it around.
- No, no!
(group laughing)
Your body will shut down.
(Dr. Wagner laughing)
- Your body will shut down.
What is the craziest spicy thing that you've ever eaten?
Let me know in the comments below.
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What are they doing?
Oh man.
- Delivery.
Hey let me know where you want it.
- Is he gonna like bury him?
What's he gonna do?
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- Close your mouth.
(group laughing)
(indistinct chatter)
- You're gonna get it in your mouth.
And hopefully the mucous helps kind of bind it
to prevent it to get into the airway.
But we have different types of cells in our body
that try to bind to these things and try to capture them
and get them out and make it into mucus
and then you cough it out.
Same thing with our nose.
Our nose has a lot of hair fibers in them.
Oh, it's horrible.
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It's getting in your ear, your mouth.
I'm glad they protected his eyes, at least.
If that stuff got in your eyes,
you can actually get corneal abrasions, scratch your cornea,
get it stuck in your eye.
And you got to come to the hospital
and we have to like clean out your eyes.
- Somebody tuck that man in.
Have a great night.
We will see you in the morning.
- The abrasions that you're going to get on your skin moving
if you actually slept in something like this.
Where there's sand in your bed
and you try to move around,
you can actually cause little micro cuts,
which are annoying and uncomfortable,
which increases your risk of getting a pathogen in there,
like a bacteria, because we have bacteria all over our skin.
So then you can get what's called cellulitis.
Cellulitis then turns into this big red infection
that you need antibiotics for.
- And today you are attempting
the furthest distance walking-
- Nice, a Guinness Book of World Records.
I love all of these like attempts.
These are funny to watch.
- Oh wow.
The mark to beat is 25 meters, which is 82 feet.
- That's a long walk.
- Walk on some Lego's.
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- Oh my gosh.
Look at these things.
They're all different shapes.
I've never actually stepped on a Lego,
but I've stepped on like a ton of different things.
My brother has got my niece and my nephew
and he's definitely stepped on a Lego
in the middle of the night.
And he said, it's excruciating pain.
It's like taking a grown man to his knees,
just these darn little Legos.
Let's see what happens to this guy's feet.
- Three, two, one. - No problem.
- He's definitely going to get zinged.
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Oh, keep going.
This reminds me of the walks that people do
that when they walk over hot coals
during those like mindset conventions
or over top of needles, right?
It's potentially mindset.
It's potentially hitting it in certain areas of your foot.
Again, thicker tissue down there.
I've never done it myself.
I've actually never seen it myself.
I would love to try it one day.
I don't really want to burn the bottoms of my feet
if I don't have to.
Like there's (indistinct) people come in
with like stepping on nails into the ED.
So he hasn't punctured anything yet,
we don't think.
I want to see the bottom of his feet when he's done.
Your foot, the amount of like skin,
it's like super thick and dense.
Obviously we walk on it.
So it has to be firm.
It's gotta be hard.
And that's why we also develop almost like calluses per se.
Let's go Tye.
(group cheering and clapping)
- Oh, his feet have gotta be bleeding.
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(group shouting in excitement)
- Oh, that's horrible.
- Tyler, you can step off.
The mark to beat was 82 feet.
That tape measurement is 146-
- Wow
he went excessive, which is good.
Might as well, just kept going.
I wanted to see the bottom of his feet.
Did he actually puncture anything?
Is there any bleeding or abrasions or cuts and then,
or is it just kind of sore down there?
Typically you don't really see that
many bruises actually to the bottom of the feet.
You see them on the sides and the top.
- 3,600 Calories per eight grams.
- Wow.
You're gonna be full after this.
- I'm gonna be huge after this.
- That's a lot of calories.
(group chattering)
- But, eight grams is a lot too.
Ladies and gentlemen, please do not do this.
So you don't know exactly what is in animals feed.
It says it on there, but, you can have
pieces of bone in there, fillers, you can have soy.
You can have different types of organs in there.
You can have a wrong ratio of vitamins
that are specific to an animal
that the food is for versus for a human.
- Here we go, here we go, here we go.
(group shouting)
- I'm Cory, and I eat dog food like cereal.
(group laughing)
- Go, go, go.
It probably is so gross.
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Yup, yup, oh man.
Are you gonna really hurt yourself if you accidentally
eat something like this?
Probably not.
Should you make it a habit to eat this type of food?
No.
You can cause a lot of issues related
to your own nutrient intake, your electrolytes, minerals,
and vitamins that are ingested into your body.
And then our body processes
are based off of the consumption of what we're eating.
You can really jack up your system if you eat
this food all the time.
(group chattering)
All right, try it again.
(group laughing)
- What does it taste like?
- Horrible, a trick to potentially get this down though,
is hold your nose.
A huge factor in taste in our bodies is smell.
If you guys have ever been sick, right,
with a cold, food just doesn't taste good
because you can't smell it.
So if it tastes like garbage,
potentially holding your nose
and not smelling it
might actually make you be able to stomach it
to get it down.
Just a little trick.
Please, again,
do not eat cat food, dog food, goat food, horse food,
pig food, donate that stuff.
Eat human food because that's what it's made for.
So these were intense, these were funny.
I didn't know what I was getting myself into.
I wanna hang out with my buddies and do kind of fun,
goofy, crazy things.
I hope that they have some medical staff on scene,
but these are really funny.
I want to see more, let me know which clips
or which episodes I need to check out for a future video.
And as always, if you liked this,
I know you're going to love these videos
so check them out.
Thank you so much for watching and stay healthy, my friends.
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