Doctor reacts to blower’s disease!

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I’m Dr. Dana Brems, also known as Foot Doc Dana. As a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM), I treat everything from trauma including broken bones, other sports injuries, foot wounds, calluses, thick or ingrown nails; you name it! Being a #doctor is a serious job, but we can have a lighthearted side too. That's why I created this channel- to make medical themed #shorts videos for fun, while also helping to answer your questions.

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[pixel-monki]

i’ve just looked at a lot of your videos. you have a good sense of humour and are very funny for a foot doctor. new sub right there, keep making me laugh

[fax_xoxo]

they better give that poor man a raise

[phenixcrow]

The human body's ability to adapt and compensate when stressed is absolutely incredible.

[Art.and.Hamsters]

He really said: 👁 👁
🎈👄🎈

[ellisbarlow]

“Blowing hard everyday for years” is crazy work

[risahabhbeast]

Respect for that guy, he's worked his a*s off for more than half his life
That disease shows his honesty and dedication towards his work

[kileyblack]

As a trumpet player: if you've ever watched brass players, they usually don't blow out their cheeks, even though they're pushing out a lot of air. All brass players are taught early on that pushing air out with your cheeks will stretch the muscles out, as this video shows. Strangely enough, blowing out your cheeks like this really reduces the effectiveness of your air pressure since the air is redirected to the pockets of the cheeks instead of being pushed strait from the trachea to the front of the mouth. There are some brass instruments, like tubas, that use more air pressure than other instruments, and can cause musicians to blow out their cheeks by necessity - I'm assuming glassblowing also requires a similar amount of air pressure to be effective. If you're a glassblower or a beginner wind instrumentalist, I highly recommend practicing blowing through your mouth and not through your cheeks in order to avoid getting the same issue as this guy.

[Smooth_Bread]

"Blowers disease" Nah bro he just upgraded his air capacity 💀💀💀

[UnloadedTiktokFoto]

"I'm a mature teen."
"I'm a innocent teen."
"I'm a pure minded teen."
"I'm a mature teen."

[levistepanian]

It’s not a disease, it’s just mild bodily deformation due to years of strain

[TheThumpies-SRTASMRFAN]

Bro came straight outta Tom and Jerry 💀



All jokes aside, give him a raise.

[Chailaigh]

Tuba players questioning their instrument choices rn

[kellyc]

Good man working his a** off to take care of his family. So much respect for him.

[josephrimo]

That's how he feeds his family, respect ❤.

[ernest_]

"That's what she said!" Literally 😂

[justinhackstadt]

"He's blown hard for years"
*The GOAT*
😂😂

[SaraPfalzer-wtsu]

"Blown hard" HELP I FEEL SO DIRTY MINDED😭😭

[TjoaWeiHan]

All I see is a hardworking father doing his best to feed his family

[Veneto_Mapping]

"sighs"
"Checks comments"

[axil]

My wife beat this disease. She’s a real survivor.