A Gamer Drank 12 Energy Drinks In 10 Minutes. This Is What Happened To His Organs.

Spanish Translation and dub: Cenzontle Voices, Inc. CDMX
Spanish Medical Translation Reviewer: Dr Araceli Morga Vera

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These cases are patients who I, or my colleagues have seen. They are de-identified and many instances have been presented in more depth in an academic setting. These videos are not individual medical advice and are for general educational purposes only. I do not give medical advice over the internet.

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[chubbyemu]

"so the limit is 11 energy drinks in 9 minutes..." he thought

[wafflenerfy]

My favorite part of these stories is when the patient doesn't tell the medical team about the super weird/ unusual thing they did prior to symptoms starting.

[futuure]

The main thing I learned from Chubbyemu’s videos is that, as soon as you get hospitalized, for any reason, no matter how ashamed you might be, ALWAYS tell everything that happened to the doctors.

[hazedtape]

6 liters of anything in 10 minutes sounds like trouble to me

[GrammarSplaining]

ER doctors used to ask: "Have you had excessive alcohol?"
Now they ask: "Are you a gamer?"

[NotACutie]

Somehow, his backstory felt more painful than his condition.

[RoanokeGaming]

This man is the ultimate gamer. You gotta train before taking in that much G fuel.

[BirdGang]

This exact situation happened to a roommate I had in college, he got his from drinking too much, he miraculously lived, but it did an absolute number on his entire body. It was an absolutely terrifying situation, it got so bad that he had his friends from his hometown coming to say their last goodbyes to him

[MagicalVaati]

My man portraying JS put his heart and soul into this performance.

[secondserenade]

"He didn't have any friends so he couldn't complete the trades needed for certain Pokemon." I felt that.

[oneubemochi]

Regardless of his poor decision making, it’s really disheartening to hear about how people will literally put themselves at risk just so they feel valued by others.

[RandomMan]

I love how dude breaks down the medical terminology.

[bubblylemonade]

Chubbyemu: JS is presenting to the emergency room with severe abdominal pain. How did this happen?
Well you see, JS has no friends.

[spadehenri]

another lesson to be taken from this: TELL YOUR DOCTORS/PARAMEDICS EVERYTHING. whether its embarrassing or it seems unimportant, every bit of info you as a patient can provide is nothing but helpful and could save your life. "tell the cops nothing, tell the paramedics everything" is something my dad always tells me.

[rustibagel]

A normal man would have died. This is a true gamer.

[colindeer]

Being a retired nurse with a good deal experience, I just want you to know that I think your presentations are great. I love them !

[EckhartsLadder]

My dream would be to one day play the role of "gamer" in one of these videos.

[derfuchs]

Coffee plants: Make caffeine to kill insects and herbivores trying to eat them.
Humans: That’s some gourmet shit

[enveloreal]

This is unsafe, he should have taken the proper precautions first. His gaming chair clearly didn't have enough RGB light strips in it.

[nicolasvidal]

I absolutely love how much this actor is hamming it up, it's awesome