[B]guts and blood[/B] and what happens when you eat too many royales with cheese
[video=youtube;xUgKekv57hI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUgKekv57hI&t=1m36s[/video]
Time tagging (or any other kind of tagging) doesn't work so [B]skip to 1 minute 36 seconds.[/B]
Fun fact! If you press on that thing hard enough, it breaks and cracks, because it's partially calcium, which is also why it's lumpy.
[QUOTE]The substance that "hardens" the blood vessels is calcium, the very same element that makes bones hard.
Just to be clear, bone is a living tissue that is constantly being broken down and rebuilt by living cells. the calcium in blood vessels is just layered over and over and over, a bit like paint. If you try to squeeze the vessels they may, indeed, crunch, but often times the calcium layers have built up so deep that it's impossible to crunch because your muscles can't exert that kind of pressure. What's even more freaky is that the calcium will make these vessels visible on CT scan and x-rays.[/QUOTE]
Saw this earlier on /r/popping and couldn't resist to post it, this is the shit they should show on TV and school when they talk about "the benefits of having good physical health"
jesus christ gross
That's Goddamn terrifying
Well that's certainly something I didn't wish to see, good thing i wasn't eating otherwise it'd have put me right off.
So is this what happens after one cheeseburger and milkshake or after constant meals of them?
man this really wants me to change my eating habits, real talk
thanks for posting dude, i wish they showed this stuff in schools
i mean dont get me wrong, my school showed me a lot of stuff, but this would have been added to the collection if they saw it
[QUOTE=Tetsmega;38709562]So is this what happens after one cheeseburger and milkshake or after constant meals of them?[/QUOTE]
This is the result of a [I]bad lifestyle[/I], basically. Risk factors include fatty foods and no exercise, smoking, diabetes, hypertension, stress, etc.
Wow it's not that bad you big babies.
Its more interesting than gross.
[QUOTE=Killer900;38709593]Wow it's not that bad you big babies.
Its more interesting than gross.[/QUOTE]
I actually found it really interesting. How long does that length of fat build up go for?
Makes me want to eat Healthy now.
uh i love it ~
[QUOTE=latin_geek;38709448][B]guts and blood[/B] and what happens when you eat too many royales with cheese
if this is gore would you be so kind as to tell me to snip it/delete the thread instead of banning me, I don't think it's THAT BAD and I didn't have anyone online to doublecheck
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I'm not going to ban anyone for posting videos of surgeries. Its purpose is to inform us about whatever it tries to inform. As opposed to videos from e.g car crash sites, which only serves to fuel some peoples fascination of mangled bodies.
[QUOTE=Swebonny;38709967]I'm not going to ban anyone for posting videos of surgeries. Its purpose is to inform us about whatever it tries to inform. As opposed to videos from e.g car crash sites, which only serves to fuel some peoples fascination of mangled bodies.[/QUOTE]
Thanks! Might want to put more detail into the rules thread on gore and stuff, then.
You guys want a salad? I want a salad. Think I'm gonna have a salad.
I could never be a surgeon. I'd just yank the whole thing out all at once.
If I start eating healthy will my arteries return to normal?
[QUOTE=Obama Yo Momma;38710527]If I start eating healthy will my arteries return to normal?[/QUOTE]
With exercise, yes.
Fascinating.. icky, but fascinating.
I'm never eating greasy foods again.
Good thing I minimize eating greasy/saturated fatty food, plus fiber helps you not get clogged up, pretty nasty but sorta fascinating nonetheless.
[QUOTE=Fatfatfatty;38710730]I'm never eating greasy foods again.[/QUOTE]
Judging by your user name, i would say its already too late for you
[QUOTE=amcfaggot;38709568]but this would have been added to the collection if they saw it[/QUOTE]
your wank bank?
Why was it so.. satisfying to watch it :(
What's wrong with me?
Damn it kept coming and coming eew.
This really puts into perspective how much those tiny decisions you make can affect your health. Although it would be good to eat nothing but healthy foods you can still eat your occasional cheeseburger and milkshake, so as long as it's not too regular and that you also take the time to exercise.
[QUOTE=loopoo;38710588]With exercise, yes.[/QUOTE]
30 minutes of above-resting-rate heart bpm, 4 days a week is the bare minimum for good effects, atleast insofar as what my Health teacher said.
Im shocked, I eat junkfood all the time mostly beceuse I dont gain weight at all. This scared me. Need to eat some more healthy just wow..
Me and my friend watched the video during school. Our history teacher almost passed out when she saw that moving organ :v:
My chest felt weird while watching this
Watching this felt relieving, like popping a zit. Good thing I'm safe due to healthy european masterrace food
[sp]I'll die from smoking instead[/sp]
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