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Donald Trump The Snake Poem Opinion Reacting to My Old Videos Teresa - Duration: 5:14.
hi YouTube okay we are reciting the
snake we're actually reviewing my old
video and I told you guys that I thought
Donald Trump
I took the snake and applied it to him
in America he seems to think he's
applying it to people coming in
immigration I'm applying it to him so
this is what you do you read through the
poem and I'm going to read through the
poem for you guys now the last time I
changed it a little bit so you can see
on this video here I changed some of the
word this time I'm going to read it so
you guys can hear it and understand it
straight from how it is okay here we go
on her way to work one morning down the
path alongside the lake a tender-hearted
woman saw a poor half frozen snake his
pretty colored skin had been all frosted
with the dew poor thing she cried I'll
take you in I'll take care of you take
me in tender woman take me in for
heaven's sake take me in tender woman
sighed the snake she wrapped him up all
cozy in a comforter of silk and laid him
by her fireside with some honey and some
milk she hurried home from work that
night and soon as she arrived she found
that pretty snake she'd taken to have
been revived take me in tender woman
take me in for heaven's sake take me in
tender woman side the snake she clutched
him to her boosom you're so beautiful
she cried but if I hadn't brought you it
by now you might have died she stroked
his pretty skin again and kissed him and
held him tight instead of saying thanks
the snake gave her a vicious bite take
me a tender woman take me in for
heaven's sake take me in tender woman
sighed the snake I saved you cried the
woman and you bitten me but why you know
your bite is poisonous and now I'm going
to die oh shut up silly woman said the
reptile with a grin you knew damn well I
was a snake before you took me in take
me in tender woman take me in for
heaven's sake
take me in tender woman sighed the snake
and so you see that's Donald Trump right
there when you think of the part when it
says oh shut up silly woman said the
reptile with a grin and so look at
Trump's like reptile and grin he's got
his orange reptile face and so that's
Trump all all through here is is he's
talking about himself he's the snake so
he's saying America as in she voted him
in and so now now he just I guess he
thinks he can be it I don't know what
you'd call it dictator maybe I don't
know
and so yeah but anyway over here is my true colors video
so here we go
on her way to work one morning down the path along side the lake
a tender hearted woman saw a half frozen donald trump
his pretty color orange skin had been all frosted in the dew
poor thing she cried i'll take you in i'll take care of you
take me in tender woman take me in for heavens sake
take me in tender woman sighed the orange donald trump
she wrapped him up all cozy in a comforter of silk
and laid him by her fireside with some honey and some milk
Trump decided to skip the White House
Correspondents Dinner and so you can see
here he well it's kind of like if if
people are going to say things he
doesn't want to hear he just kind of
isolates himself off somewhere else and
that's kind of this division that we
have in this country too and he kind of
tapped into that and because he knew it
existed because they you know created it
with the well the past rhetoric
anyway but yeah that's just what I
wanted to say about that particular
video in this you know now he's reading
it as president he read the snake as
president he's telling the United States
who he is he's the snake people voted
Donald Trump as president voted Donald
Trump
into the United States as president and
he's the snake that's why he's reading
this this poem by Al Wilson that's why
he's reading the lyrics because he's the
snake and and he's telling you so and so
you know when when someone tells you who
they are believe them and and so yes
yeah I can't think of anything else
right now this is what I would like I
would like for you guys to subscribe and
ring my bell ring my bell follow me on
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like that I want to thank you so much
for watching please thumbs up this video
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soon peace love and avocados
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I think you can place the bottle closer to me
Nope
Smash
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Bye, people!
See you at the next event
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Microsoft Surface Laptop 2017 : Everything you need to know - Duration: 3:59.
In all the years it has been making hardware, Microsoft has shied away from making a traditional
clamshell laptop, at least in part because the company didn't want to upset its OEM partners
by competing with them directly.
But it has been edging closer to that territory with each new Surface Pro iteration and with
the convertible Surface Book, and today Microsoft is formally announcing its first-ever plain-old,
no-gimmicks clamshell notebook, predictably called the Surface Laptop.
Preorders for the new system start today, and it will be available on June 15.
A Core i5 model with 4GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD will start at $999.
The Surface Laptop looks to be a high-quality system in the vein of all the other Surface
gadgets.
It has an aluminum body with a Microsoft logo etched into the lid, a 13.5-inch PixelSense
display with relatively slim bezels along with a nice-looking chiclet keyboard and large
trackpad that appear to be modeled after the Surface Pro 4's Type Cover (right down to
the fabric on the palm rest).
The laptop will come in four colors: silver, gray, blue, and burgundy.
The laptop won't set records for weight or thickness, but given its specs and size, it's
quite svelte at 2.76 pounds.
It's 0.39 inches (9.9mm) thick at its thinnest point and 0.57 inches (14.47mm) at its thickest
point.
Its port selection is a bit anachronistic, though: it uses one USB-A port for data, a
mini DisplayPort for driving external monitors, and the same proprietary power connector as
the Surface Pro 3, Surface Pro 4, and Surface Book.
Similar minimalist laptops from other manufacturers have moved to USB-C, which can be used for
power, data, and charging, and the Surface Laptop certainly has room for two to four
of these ports.
Assuming this laptop was made with education in mind, including USB-A (still the most common
port for USB sticks and peripherals) is a smart move, and mini DisplayPort has the benefit
of being fairly common in any school with Mac users in it (display dongles are cheap
and abundant).
Still, for anyone else, it feels a bit backward-looking, especially in a $1,000 machine.
The screen has a 3:2 aspect ratio that Microsoft says makes it feel more like a 14-inch laptop
than a 13-inch laptop.
Microsoft says the display has 3.4 million pixels—the exact resolution is an oddball
2256×1504, but irregular resolutions are to be expected when you use irregular aspect
ratios.
On the inside, the Surface Laptop uses 7th-generation Kaby Lake processors; both Core i5 and i7
options will be available.
The device can be configured with 4GB, 8GB, or 16GB of RAM and 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, and
1TB PCI Express SSDs.
The Core i5 model includes the Intel HD 620 GPU, while the i7 model steps up to the Iris
Plus 640 GPU—64MB of eDRAM will boost its graphics performance considerably.
Microsoft says the battery can last for up to 14.5 hours, presumably for light browsing
or mixed-use.
802.11ac Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, and a 720p webcam round out the spec sheet.The Surface
Laptop ships with Windows 10 S, the new cut-down Windows 10 SKU Microsoft also announced today.
Out of the box, the operating system can only run apps from the Windows Store, though it's
possible to upgrade it to a full Windows 10 Pro install for free until December 31, 2017.
Afterward, the Pro upgrade will cost $50, the same as it normally will for Windows 10
S users.
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Neuroscientist Shows What Fasting Does To Your Brain & Why Big - health - Duration: 9:32.
Neuroscientist Shows What Fasting Does To Your Brain & Why Big Pharma Won�t Study
It
Below is a TEDx talk given by Mark Mattson, the current Chief of the Laboratory of Neuroscience
at the National Institute on Aging. He is also a professor of Neuroscience at The Johns
Hopkins University, and one of the foremost researchers of the cellular and molecular
mechanisms underlying multiple neurodegenerative disorders, like Parkinson�s and Alzheimer�s
disease.
I�d like to address the Big Pharma issue first, since there have been countless examples
of research manipulation at the hands of pharmaceutical companies in recent years. This is why Harvard
Professor of Medicine Arnold Symour Relman told the world that the medical profession
has been bought by the pharmaceutical industry. It�s why Dr. Richard Horton, Editor in Chief
of The Lancet, recently stated that much of the scientific literature published today
is false. It�s why Dr. Marcia Angell, former Editor in Chief of The New England Journal
of Medicine, said that the �pharmaceutical industry likes to depict itself as a research-based
industry, as the source of innovative drugs. Nothing could be further from the truth.�
And it�s why John Ioannidis, an epidemiologist at the Stanford University School of Medicine,
published an article titled �Why Most Published Research Findings Are False,� which subsequently
became the most widely accessed article in the history of the Public Library of Science
(PLoS).
Dr. Mattson also addresses this issue toward the end of his video:
Why is it that the normal diet is three meals a day plus snacks? It isn�t that it�s
the healthiest eating pattern, now that�s my opinion but I think there is a lot of evidence
to support that. There are a lot of pressures to have that eating pattern, there�s a lot
of money involved. The food industry � are they going to make money from skipping breakfast
like I did today? No, they�re going to lose money. If people fast, the food industry loses
money. What about the pharmaceutical industries? What if people do some intermittent fasting,
exercise periodically and are very healthy, is the pharmaceutical industry going to make
any money on healthy people?
Lecture Summary and the Science to Go With It
Mark and his team have published several papers that discuss how fasting twice a week could
significantly lower the risk of developing both Parkinson�s and Alzheimer�s disease.
�Dietary changes have long been known to have an effect on the brain. Children who
suffer from epileptic seizures have fewer of them when placed on caloric restriction
or fasts. It is believed that fasting helps kick-start protective measures that help counteract
the overexcited signals that epileptic brains often exhibit. (Some children with epilepsy
have also benefited from a specific high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet.) Normal brains, when
overfed, can experience another kind of uncontrolled excitation, impairing the brain�s function,
Mattson and another researcher reported in January in the journal Nature Reviews Neuroscience.�
(source)
Basically, when you take a look at caloric restriction studies, many of them show a prolonged
lifespan as well as an increased ability to fight chronic disease. According to a review
of fasting literature conducted in 2003, �Calorie restriction (CR) extends life span and retards
age-related chronic diseases in a variety of species, including rats, mice, fish, flies,
worms, and yeast. The mechanism or mechanisms through which this occurs are unclear.�
The work presented below, however, is now showing some of these mechanisms that were
previously unclear.
Fasting does good things for the brain, and this is evident by all of the beneficial neurochemical
changes that happen in the brain when we fast. It improves cognitive function and stress
resistance, increases neurotrophic factors, and reduces inflammation.
Fasting is a challenge to your brain, and your brain responds to that challenge by adapting
stress response pathways that help your brain cope with stress and disease risk. The same
changes that occur in the brain during fasting mimic the changes that occur with regular
exercise � both increase the production of protein in the brain (neurotrophic factors),
which in turn promotes the growth of neurons, the connection between neurons, and the strength
of synapses.
As he explains in the video, �Challenges to your brain, whether it�s intermittent
fasting [or] vigorous exercise . . . is cognitive challenges. When this happens neuro-circuits
are activated, levels of neurotrophic factors increase, that promotes the growth of neurons
[and] the formation and strengthening of synapses.�
Fasting can also stimulate the production of new nerve cells from stem cells in the
hippocampus. He also mentions how fasting stimulates the production of ketones, an energy
source for neurons, and that it may also increase the number of mitochondria in neurons. Fasting
also increases the number of mitochondria in nerve cells, since neurons adapt to the
stress of fasting by producing more mitochondria.
By increasing the number of mitochondria in the neurons, the ability for nerons to form
and maintain the connections between each other also increases, thereby improving learning
and memory ability.
�Intermittent fasting enhances the ability of nerve cells to repair DNA.�
He also goes into the evolutionary aspect of this theory, explaining how our ancestors
adapted and were built for going long periods of time without food.
A study published in the June 5 issue of Cell Stem Cell by researchers from the University
of Southern California showed that cycles of prolonged fasting protect against immune
system damage and, moreover, induce immune system regeneration. They concluded that fasting
shifts stem cells from a dormant state to a state of self-renewal, triggering stem cell
based regeneration of an organ or system (source).
Human clinical trials were conducted using patients who were receiving chemotherapy.
For long periods of time, patients did not eat, which significantly lowered their white
blood cell counts. In mice, fasting cycles � �flipped a regenerative switch,� changing
the signalling pathways for hematopoietic stem cells, which are responsible for the
generation of blood and immune systems.�
This means that fasting kills off old and damaged immune cells, and when the body rebounds,
it uses stem cells to create brand new, completely healthy cells.
�We could not predict that prolonged fasting would have such a remarkable effect in promoting
stem cell-based regeneration of the heatopoietic system. . . . When you starve, the system
tries to save energy, and one of the things it can do to save energy is to recycle a lot
of the immune cells that are not needed, especially those that may be damaged. What we started
noticing in both our human work and animal work is that the white blood cell count goes
down with prolonged fasting. Then when you re-feed, the blood cells come back. �
� Valter Longo, corresponding author
A scientific review of multiple scientific studies regarding fasting was published in
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in 2007. It examined a multitude of both human
and animal studies and determined that fasting is an effective way to reduce the risk of
cardiovascular disease and cancer. It also showed significant potential in treating diabetes.
Before You Fast
Before you fast, make sure you do your research. Personally, I�ve been fasting for years,
so it is something that comes easy for me.
One recommended way of doing it, which was tested by the BBC�s Michael Mosley in order
to reverse his diabetes, high cholesterol, and other problems associated with his obesity,
is what is known as the �5:2 Diet.� On the 5:2 plan, you cut your food down to one-fourth
of your normal daily calories on fasting days (about 600 calories for men and about 500
for women), while consuming plenty of water and tea. On the other five days of the week,
you can eat normally.
Another way to do it, as mentioned above, is to restrict your food intake between the
hours of 11am and 7pm daily, while not eating during the hours outside of that time.
Ultimately, a proper diet remains critical to good health, and how you think about what
you are putting in your body is an important piece of that puzzle, which I believe will
eventually be established in the unbiased and uninfluenced medical literature of the
future.
Below is a video of Dr. Joseph Mercola explaining the benefits of intermittent fasting, and
here is a great article by him that explains how he believes intermittent fasting can help
you live a healthier life.
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Hey I'm Kevin and I'm so glad to be here because life without you is just Bleh…
Doll.
A cute little guy that when you squeeze it, you never know what might come out.
Psst! It's his tongue. Which looks like it could use a little robotic taste activation
courtesy of Salt and pepper shaker robots because this is LÜT.
Clear your schedule for the world's first colorless coffee called...Clear Coffee.
How do they make this?
Well, it's. "made from Arabica beans and pure water, and produced by methods which
have never been used before."
Okay, so the way they make clear coffee is muddy but it only has 4 calories so you can
save
That walk around the exercise block toy for another day.
Now rest up with...
Bedlight!
A bright solution to smashing-into-walls-trying-to-find-the-light switch-induced concussions.
Its motion sensor activates the five foot LED strips when you get out of bed -- illuminating
the room from beneath your previously bland box spring.
So you can radiantly rest up for
Shooting your alarm clock.
Singeek Lock n' Load is a surefire way to wake you up since you have to aim to turn
it off.
To snooze, nail it five times but if you're alert enough for target practices you might
as well hope in the shower with
3D Soap Foam Pen.
Simply add liquid soap to the plastic base and start creating fabulous foam formations.
It comes with decoration items like eyes, ears, noses, and more so you can scientifically
celebrate at your artwork with the Lab Cocktail set.
Featuring test tubes and beakers to majestically mix and deliver delicious drinks but until you fill them up
they're
Hollow...Face of Einstein Illusion.
This painted puzzling toy never appears to be concave even when that part is facing you.
Our brains are programmed to know that faces are convex so even when we aren't looking
at that side, we fill it in and see what isn't there.
But ya now what is there? What?
Cool Blue Light Experiment Kit.
Which includes eleven different luminescent experiments to feed your brain with like learning
how fireflies glow or making a penny glow.
It's glow fun, easy, and as multifunctional as
Hideez Key.
This small square can be used to unlock doors and securely keep your passwords in one place.
It can even fill in your passwords for you.
It's safe because only your alluring eyes make it usable.
Also it alerts you if you leave it behind because you need it as much as it needs U...SB
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This shop features a plethora of cute little flash drives you can take apart and put
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Monkeys, Penguins, Ninjas....lend me your ears.
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Dinosaur 3D optical LED Illusion Lamp.
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Lampeez also have other designs for illusion lamps but if you need a more mythical creature
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Which thankfully comes with a pump so you don't have to waste your precious breath.
If you think bouncing around on this thing is childish, I'd like to point out that
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Thanks to these you don't have to be trained in the art of intricate ornamentation because
ya just dip it in paint and roll it along the wall and it looks pretty.
Oh these would just look gorgeous next to my
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Did a Planet Escape the Solar System? - Duration: 3:54.
The solar system has looked pretty much the same for billions of years:
four inner rocky planets, four outer gas giant planets,
plus a bunch of dwarf planets and moons and asteroids and comets zooming around the place.
But it wasn't always like this.
We already know that the outer planets, like Jupiter and Uranus,
probably formed much closer to the Sun than they are now.
And the closer scientists look, the more it seems like
we're still missing some pieces of the planetary puzzle.
Which is why some astronomers think that our solar system might have once had
a whole extra planet that got kicked out as the other planets were shuffling around.
Of course, without a TARDIS, we'll never know the exact conditions
as the solar system was coming together four and a half billion years ago.
But we can use computer simulations to study the past.
Astronomers set up lots of different scenarios for the early solar system,
then simulate what would have happened over time,
based on things like how the gravity from one planet would have affected the others.
If a simulation ends with a solar system that looks a lot like what we see today,
that means the scenario's original setup could be a good model
for what the solar system used to look like.
By using this technique, astronomers developed what's known as the Nice model.
That's the model that suggests that our outer planets originally formed
closer in than they are today.
The disk of gas and dust surrounding the young Sun would've been
a great place for them to form.
Eventually, though, energy from the Sun blew all the gas away,
leaving behind the planets embedded in a rocky disk.
According to the Nice model, the planets then began to move,
but astronomers still aren't sure exactly what that movement looked like.
One possibility is that they moved mostly through encounters
with rocks in the disk called planetesimals.
When one of these rocks passed close to a giant planet,
it would've been thrown into a new orbit by the planet's powerful gravity.
But at the same time, the planet would've moved a tiny bit in the other direction.
Problem is, hurling planetesimals one by one
is a pretty slow way to move through the solar system.
And while the planets were migrating,
their gravity was probably wreaking havoc on the inner solar system.
Researchers have a lot of trouble setting up simulations of this
that end up actually looking like our solar system does today.
One problem is that a lot of the time, the simulations end
with Mars being ejected from the solar system entirely.
So that's clearly wrong.
You can avoid a scenario where Mars zooms away,
if the gas giant planets migrated outward much more quickly.
And that could have happened, if the planets were also slingshotting each other around,
in addition to all the planetesimals.
But even though in those simulations, Mars tends to stick around,
it's not enough to entirely avoid the problem of losing a planet.
A lot of the time, Jupiter just throws out one of its fellow gas giants instead.
Physics-wise, it makes sense: the loss of a planet is what provides the energy
that gets the other planets migrating outward more quickly.
But again, that's obviously not what happened,
because Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are all still here.
So astronomers realized that there had to be something missing
in their picture of the early solar system, like another planet;
one that did get ejected from the solar system, which is why we don't see it anymore.
In one study, when researchers ran thousands of simulations that started with an extra
outer planet, they ended up with a normal-looking solar system about a quarter of the time.
Other investigations have been less conclusive, so we definitely can't say for sure
that our solar system once had an extra planet.
But it is possible, and it would explain a lot.
If it really did exist, this mysterious world was probably an ice giant
with about as much mass as Uranus and Neptune.
And like those planets, it would've formed
somewhere outside the orbits of Jupiter and Saturn.
To be clear, though, wherever it is now,
it's not the Planet Nine you'll sometimes hear people talk about.
If it exists, Planet Nine probably got its current orbit
hundreds of millions of years earlier.
Our lost giant would've joined the billions of other rogue planets
drifting through the galaxy on their own, unconnected to any star.
By now, it would've traveled so far that we'd never be able to identify it
as one of our long-lost neighbors.
In fact, we'll probably never know for sure whether it even existed.
The best we can do is come up with better simulations,
and look at other star systems for clues.
If we're still trying to figure out how many planets our solar system
started out with, who knows what else we have left to discover?
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dealing with dermatillomania - Duration: 8:01.
hi I'm Ashton and a couple weeks back I
made a video on my journey so far with
dermatillomania I will link it in the
top of the description if you want to
watch that before you watch this I would
recommend doing so. it was suggested to
me by multiple people that I should
make a video on how I deal with my derma
the things I've picked up on preventing
giving in to the compulsions from
experience and therapy and advice that
I've received so here we go my best
advice for dealing with the compulsion
of skin picking there is no medical cure
for dermatillomania as much I wish that
I could I can't take a pill or 2 and lose
the compulsion to tear off my skin for
me the best way I can counteract it is
by replacing my reaction to a compulsion
with something counteractive for example
when I have the compulsion to or when I
notice myself picking at the acne and
scabs on my face I will go wash my face
and put on some medicine cream that I
have and then I'll go write or draw for
a bit to distract my hands from doing
what they want to deal on my skin if you
pick at your lips or have the compulsion
to pick at your lips um put on your
favorite lip balm for me it's the
strawberry eos thing for you might be a
sparkly lip gloss or lip scrub that's a
thing right yeah that's a thing maybe
it's even as vaseline. for scabs that
you want to pick off using band-aid
there are some cool band aids out there
like shakespeare quotes and superheroes
um they're fun go get yourself some fun
band-aids and cover that scab up then
even if you subconsciously begin to pick
at the scab you'll feel the bandage over
it and be reminded oh this is a
compulsion that I'm supposed to be
fighting and for me as I discussed
previously my fingers are one of the
worst places of my body and for that I
distract my hands I talked about how I
cut off my nails and that didn't help me
but it may help you so if you want to
keep your nails super short I encourage
you to try it so all of those methods of
self-care can absolutely help rather
than giving in to the compulsions caused
by your dermatillomania replace that was
something you can do to instead help
heal the places that you've picked at
um it feels good when you've gotten
through a period of you know hey my face
looks good or my fingertips aren't raw
and clearly i am not at that place right
now but occasionally i do get to that
place and it makes me feel good and it
may not last forever but seeing the
results of working hard to combat your
derma can be very worth it if you
absolutely need to pick it something try
picking at something other than your
skin um try peeling an orange or
clementine and picking off all that
white pulpy stuff then you have not
picked at your skin and you get a
healthy snack how great two birds one
stone another thing you can do is
spreading liquid glue on your hands and
then peeling it off if any of you did
that in childhood I know I did all the
time it won't harm you and it's
something you can do without completely
giving in to the compulsion you can also
scotch tape over your fingertips and
when you need to peel just peel that off
from there plenty of alternatives and
I'm sure you can think of or look up
more. I actually just thought of this one
and I've never tried it but you could
try those like paint on face mask things
I'm not only would they be something
nice to peel off once they're done but
they make your skin healthier which
could decrease dry edges which is what I
often want to pick at why have I not
thought of this before guys I think I
just cured dermatillomania of course I'm
kidding but that could actually be
helpful and I think I'm gonna try that
should I I think I should one thing I
try to do as well is kind of avoidance I
stay away from mirrors and I shower in
low light which can help me kind of
ignore marks on my body that I'd
otherwise pick apart I found that many
therapists and doctors in general don't
know much about BFRBs as they're often
just seen as bad habits whereas there's
more to it they're like intrusive
thoughts coupled with compulsions which
is also why BF arbys often go along with
OCD you'll often be told as i am sure
you've experienced you've done this to
yourself and you could stop if he wanted
to dermatillomania was only accepted
into the dsm in 2013 so it's a pretty
recent addition and that is likely why
many doctors disregard or simply aren't
aware of it therapy-wise the best option
to treat dermatillomania is cbt or
cognitive behavioral therapy its goal is
to reshape your train of thought when it
comes to something that interrupts your
life such as the compulsions tied to
dermatillomania I went through therapy
called DVT dialectical behavioral
therapy but that was targeted towards my
depression and not my dermatillomania I
don't have much experience with CBT but
if you want to go after a CBD program I
definitely encourage you to do some
research and find one
you if you think might work one of the
other things that often worsen
dermatillomania is skin conditions I do
have acne thanks testosterone and i also
have eczema thanks mom and one of the
people that encouraged me to make this
video may have keratosis pilaris or KP
there are other skin conditions that can
make your dermal worse to whether it's
allergies or the aforementioned or just
dry skin for this I'd recommend going to
see a dermatologist they may be able to
prescribe or recommend a cream that
could help the skin condition and if
they manage to take care of the KP
eczema rash allergies anything like that
if you start to manage it then it's
going to be easier to live with
dermatillomania because there's less to
pick at you know there won't be as much
of a issue with wanting to pick if the
main thing you want to pick is not as
much of an issue in first place does
that make sense am I making sense as I
mentioned in the previous video a lot of
people are not open about their
dermatillomania it's something that a
lot of us hi I have felt better since
I've opened up to it not only online but
in real life too nobody's going to hate
you for having the bfr be and if they do
it's not someone you need in your life
opening up about dermatillomania and
having people that know what they can do
to help I have people call me out and
they notice me picking can actually
really helped a lot having a support
system is one of the best things you can
do I actually have a friend in school
with trichotillomania which is a VFR be
that focuses on hair pulling clearly
these aren't the same disorder but the
psychology behind them is very similar
so this friend and I bonded over our
experiences with BF arbys and because we
know that we're caring for each other
and helping each other can buy our BF
arbys i'm not being that kid that's like
we're and just stop picking your nails
stop playing with your hair OH so we
support each other through things and
just bond over our favorite fidget toys
and you know we just we friend we we do
the the friend in what I'm trying to say
with that one is that if you can find
someone that you can be honest with and
also has a BF RV you can support each
other through that and call each other
out when you subconsciously indulge in
your components I'm not saying you know
make an announcement like how long how
long school and work place am I the only
person with the BF are being here how
long I'm not saying do that um just look
out for other people know how to support
others and know how to support yourself
and you may just find a friend that can
help you a lot with dealing with your
impulses compulsions your body focused
repetitive behaviors I think my last
point is going to be fidget toys fidget
toys are my Savior in everything impulse
related I'm stimming if you didn't know
stands for self stimulation is something
you do a lot and I have an
embarrassingly large collection of
vigeant ties on some I wear on a daily
basis that these these guys others are
scattered around my room with my
backpack and travel bags I think I'm
actually going to do a weekend video
going through all my collection of
fidget toys stem toys but anyways my
point is that fidget toys are great they
keep your hands off of your skin and
they keep my hands busy when I would
normally be picking at my skin and if
you don't have any they can easily be
DIY ed made yourself you can make a fine
at toyota of almost anything so just
fidget matt nothing wrong with it I
think that's all the advice I have for
dealing with dermatillomania I know that
was kind of a lot to take in so if you
have any questions feel free to drop a
comment and if you have any advice for
dealing with dermatillomania educate me
go for it man I'm ready goodbye have a
wonderful day and I will talk to you
later maybe
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I'm originally from St. Louis, born and raised.
In 2010 I was 22 years old and diagnosed with a benign meningioma tumor on my thoracic spinal
cord.
In 2014, I had the tumor removed by Dr. Ralph Dacey.
Everybody I came into contact with, they were equally as nice and compassionate, but you
knew that they were sharp and the trains ran on time and everyone was exceptionally bright.
And I really appreciated that.
I think that can sometimes be hard to find.
You just know you're in really good hands when you're there.
I'm thankful for donors for providing support to the hospital so that patients like me can
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I had a liver transplant about 13 years ago.
They said your chances of surviving are 50-50.
I felt that for some reason I came through it successfully and afterward I looked and
said 'why?'
For some reason, I stuck around.
Why?
I found that they have excellent folks who can do the work, from the doctors to the support
staff, the nurses, everyone.
All the way down.
I say thank you to everyone.
I want to make a difference by giving to the Foundation to help others who can't help
themselves.
I give to the Foundation because the hospital has done so much for me and I have survived
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And I feel so very fortunate.
I'm just so appreciative every time I go back to Barnes-Jewish, and they are so, so
wonderful and just treat you so well.
Giving makes me feel as though I was contributing to saving somebody else's life and also
in appreciation for what somebody did for me.
I'm sure thankful for Barnes-Jewish Hospital because they had the facilities to help me,
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The Foundation is important to I think the entire community in St. Louis as a whole because
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There's just so much that it does.
We kind of put together this big idea at the Foundation that got funded and it's led
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therapies that'll really help patients.
My name is Bree and I'm a graduate at Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College.
My mom and my dad, we sat down the day after I got accepted and my mom said, "Did you
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And I said, "No, I was just so excited to get an acceptance letter from Goldfarb."
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Any my mom just kept looking at me like, "you know, um, okay."
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I want to be a part of making the world better.
I just want to say thank you.
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Hi, I'm Mateusz and this is 11th of my 100happydays
enjoy
Cool, may break! Sun, beer, grill
let's have some fun
Shieeeetttt
I watched TV whole day
I was looking for motivation to go out
I'm going to the concert
And I will have a special guest today
Krzysztof - a vloger about Asia
or you can recognize him from Egzotik band
and so on
Hi
I don't know why there's no sound but I was surprised by the weather
A con of a being vloger is that you go home early to post-product the episode. Cheers!
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