Real

Gold does litteraly nothing for you, however silver does.

buddy u clapping them cheeks or what

yes bath me in coffee grinds.

sounds like emirichu held you at gun point to take the sponser

Like the rocks in Everything, Everywhere, All At Once.

they looked so baby it was hilarious

@@DustoMan OH MY GOD, THAT'S WHAT IT WAS, THANK YOU

​@@DustoMan thankyou i was thinking abut that tooo lmaoooo

That is what i'm about to comment LOL.

Both of them wrapped next to eachother looks like garbage day LOLOL

The "trash" in trash taste.

They looked like bags of laundry.

idk but that little conversation between Connor and Kaho in the wrappings reminded me weirdly the talking lump of flesh in Bloodborne DLC.

pffff I almsot chocked on my hotdog with this one

you mean, a counter perspective from western moderne medicine vs traditional medicine. Both complement each other

Most of it could be placebo related. The human mind is quite odd.

@@princess-violet Nah, cosmetic-medial is full of pseudo-scientific and unproven stuff, regardless of which country you come from. Factual evidence or the lack of it isn't a point of view. I was a medical devices industry consultant and medical aesthetics is full of people who quite frankly don't care if it actually works or not; compared to the rest of the medical fields it's basically the same kind of people who are into CBD oils, drop shipping and crypto.

The 'actual doctor' part I think warrants less emphasis. A lot of studies on traditional medicine can have scientific structure, but may not be translated into English or receive substantial funding. It's always good to realize that modern medicine is a Western construct, and not dismiss traditional methods. Especially if you don't want to offend people. :)

I'm the first guy to stand up for others cultures and traditions... But when it comes to something as important as health, lets stay scientific. Placebo is powerful and traditional "cures" can definitely have truthes hidden inside them... But we have a word for "alternative medicine" that works, its "medicine".

Hemophilia a problem with blood clotting. Your blood is not supposed to clot when it's inside you. Your blood is supposed to clot when it's exposed to air, which is to stop external bleeding. So internal bleeding, whether it be broken blood vessels or just a bruise, shouldn't be problem.

@@Steve-xo5pq That's not strictly true, given that people die from internal bleeding all the time. It just means that the clotting happens in a different way (so that you don't constantly throw clots and die from every bruise), but the blood flow still needs to be stopped or you die. It's literally one of the main things people with more severe hemophilia have to look out for (or people with high dose blood thinners).

@@Steve-xo5pqhemophilia could sometimes lead to severe hematomas aka a bruise

@@Steve-xo5pq that’s very wrong. Internal bleeding and specifically cranial bleeds are one of the leading causes of death for people with hemophilia. for severe cases it eats at the joints which can permanently decrease mobility like an early onset arthritis. the effects of internal bleeding are common and serious.

@@Steve-xo5pq my mom has a more severe type of hemophilia, and I can say she bruises insanely easy and when she had surgery the doctors were very worried about the bruising. Shoulda seen her leg after, it was purple.

Its second to burying a body together.

@@therecombinant6215 That's the next collab.

@@snukastyle Oh boy can't wait for that one.

Are we still calling this friendship?

@@Jonathan-tw4xm To be respectful, yes.

Awesome surprise seeing you appear in this video, I hope you get some people from here checking out your channel

omg dr rohin is here too 🙌

Rohin Wth are you doing here this is the craziest crossover I never would have imagined. I guess Quack hunter travels the seas to put the end to all quackery.

So happy to see Rohin here!!

I actually wanted your thoughts on it.

YOOOOO

Wow beauty is so deep

Birth, suffering, death. The beautiful cycle of life 😅

@@thekatalexander yup that checks out 😂

Unintentionally?

I need someone to do this to me cause my back could use it.

And yet it was the safest and healthiest treatment in the video.

omg its the real emma nutella (fr*nch 🤮🤮)

15 pounds of mount Fuji ashes and 5 snails got it

Emma ✅️ French ❌️

7 million yen for treatments and gold got it

They even wrapped him up in the French flag

Kaho and Connor make good content, but Connor felt the effects of this one 😂

death do be my favorite banger 😤

I am gonna get heat for this but I hope they end up togather

Like are they tougether cuz kaho was rlly staring at yk when they did the fermented thing

Well, all spas I have been to make you fill out a form prior to them checking you in. With any medical questions they need to know. I’m guessing they might have either done that off camera when they got there or prior to agreeing to film.

@@rhino1876 Or that guy just didn't care.. because having been a licensed massage therapist, I can tell you SEVERAL of the places he pushed on, you're not supposed to push on. They can lead to things like blood in your urine, paralyzing facial nerve 7, and causing small fractures in some very delicate bones.

​@@rhino1876if he did, Connor would have put that in the video. Unless he forgot, but we don't know that.

@@BelldandyMan maybe or maybe not. He might have not thought it was good content to fit in the video. Tbh we won’t know unless we asked him directly.

@@rhino1876 connor himself says in the video he wasn't asked about medical issues

just because something "isn't backed up by science" doesn't mean it's instantly an illegitimate form of therapy, a LOT of things believed to be "backed up with science" these days that weren't supported or believed in back in the day, purely because we just didn't have the "proper scientific knowledge" to support it, and i'm willing to bet this WILL continue to be the case for as long as humans exist, every once in a while new studies come out to either confirm or refute older ewer practices, it's a field full of theories to begin with, so how can you be so sure that what we "know for sure" now, won't only get refuted in the future, but illegalized from how harmful it is! i mean heck, back in the day they used freakin Uranium or Lead in a lot of things, and that was considered normal, but now we know it's harmful, and what about all these "chemicals" in our foods these days, i swear it feels like every day i read or hear that something "science" almost swore by 10 years ago and was in almost everything we consumed, is an extremely harmful substance nowadays! it's just a super fickle subject to COMPLETELY rely on science in, since again, it's not a 100% field of knowledge even in this day and age of humanity. (P.S i wrote all this in a hurry, so my apologies if there were any grammatical errors)

it felt like watching reigen arataka pitching one of his scams to his clients

Cupping is still quite popular in central and eastern Europe. It's called "setting bubbles" here in Poland. It's not something you do recreationally at a spa though. You'd use it when you have a heavy cold or a flu for example. And not as an alternative for actual medicine, just something to help the healing process along. Does it work? No idea. But my mother would probably swear that it does. I know she had it done a few times in her life and always said that it helped her. But the guy in the video really does give serious scammer vibes. And adding acupuncture on top of it? That's just overkill. Bubble marks hurt.

@@Bierzgal cupping in our country is treated as more of a detox since they do pierce and extract the blood from the red circles. Its easier for men to just donate their blood at a red cross or something. And women lose enough during their menstrual cycle.

@@Bierzgal I get cupping when deep tissue massage isn't breaking loose my muscle fibers. It works well for me.

Because of chris himself too

Can u expand on that😅

I've played all their previous Nikki games. They're really a money hungry company. But I am looking forward to this new one

@@amplifier464 I cant clarify on the charity part, but Connor recently did say that he was accepting any sponsors for YT videos because he loses more money than he makes making them. Apparently there are times when Connor will spend upwards of $10k making a single YT video and this has to do with not just the cost of the things hes paying for in the video like everything in these spas in this video, but also for production, like paying the film crew, editors, travel costs, etc. So Connor can end up losing more money making these video than he actual makes from them unless they do super well. Connor also said he has a stockpile of YT videos already done and just sitting there because he has been waiting for sponsorships before he puts them out because if he puts them out because without one he will have essentially spent thousands and made almost nothing. Which is why he said hes pretty much willing to accept any sponsors. Its also why hes been streaming and playing games more because thats been making him more money as of late than the YT videos.

@@SilverSpectre266 should probably put a "join" button on his channel then lol

ironmouse lol

Lives in mine rent free 😔

@@HelloyouTheSmiley in your back? 🤣

@@axelstone3131 yes, i have constant back pain 🥲

Backshots from satan

​@@NoName-tr3vs OP said "went to a chiropractor as a kid and now my muscles are fucked" an you just went "NUH UH" to that? 👁️👁️

@@emilpersidskiyes I think that it’s quite rude to argue about someone’s health or pain. I used to go to a chiropractor and it made my back pain worse . I’ve had scoliosis since I was a teenager and it’s quite painful . Good on the first commenter for opening up about what happened to them . I’ve been to physiotherapist who caused me pain and I complained immediately. It’s never good to be in pain if you were previously okay

I really hope that perhaps you can find something like Yoga 🧘 but don’t listen to me and do your own research :). I have found meditation and stretching as well as regular exercise help with my back pain but its a a bit too personal and I’m not comfortable able to share my health conditions .

There are 5 things in life to get a good life in body wise Hypertrophy, Cardio, Mobility, Good nutrition and NEVER VISIT A CHIROPRACTOR

Reminds me of when I had back pain and just asked my mom to rub/massage my back a bit. She then tried copying something that a professional masseuse done to her (she has chronic problems ). So she really hard just pressed near my spine, I kept telling her to stop and she did it harder. I had worse back pain for a week until it eventually got better, she claims it got better because of her, Yea no, you made it worse.

I know it was very commendable of him. He did not want to step on another culture's beliefs and history, but you could see him STRUGGLING

as soon as you hear a chiropractor is involved, you can guarantee most of it is bs

It does work for some with chronic pain but I mean generally yeah it's bs

east/southeast asia has been doing acupuncture for decades, it's not bs

Actually he wasn't. As a scientist myself, he was being very professional. I think he doesn't believe in it himself, but he also didn't let that bias affect how he spoke about it, because, like he said, there are no good studies, and as such it does look like there are no benefits, but it is impossible to say for real. And he also mentioned how it does help some people. Although the latter would be placebo most likely. I do agree with his take that physiotherapy will always be better. Increasing bloodflow may also have benefits but again, no good stufies..guasha is similar and i personally feel pain relief from guasha.

His channel Medlife Crisis is great

Acupuncture has been done for way over millennia’s in the Asian world so how is it pseudoscience? Western medicine is one of the worst out here when it only mask the issue and not actually curing.

He looks Rather Dashing, he just needs a burninated cottage to complete the look

The second he used gold face masks, which was probably not real, I knew it was a scam. There is literally no skin care benefits to having gold on your face its just for social media flexing lol.

Yeah. The other very subtle thing that tipped me off that the acupuncturist was a scam was that the gold should have totally dispelled the evil he detected on his back later. He should have cast Detect Evil first thing! Smh

and the fact that he was literally just placing needles in the middle of all the cupping areas💀💀... yeah that's not really how acupuncture WORKS...

​@@NAKOYAHalso, cupping in general

@@NAKOYAH i hope more ppl see this comment cuz this dude didnt even know what tf he was doing lmao

Yeah I tore my hamstring and at some point it became practically chronic so as part of physical therapy I had to do it. And whenever I had it done it never really hurt like sure there was pressure or like barely a sting but it never ever hurt. I always assumed it wasn't supposed to hurt.

Yeah it shouldn't hurt, if it does then it is placed in wrong. Normally they want you to tell them so they can fix it. I had it done a couple of times when I was injured.

I've had acupuncture quite a bit over the years and was even trained by my hospital to do it to myself to help manage some of my chronic pain (which it does) and mine has never hurt either, the worst I had were electric shocks up my legs when a couple needles were wiggled to stimulate that area a bit more. The needles are so fine you barely feel them go in, so this is very odd that it's hurting so much for Connor :/

Yeah, my dad had it done pretty regularly when I was a kid and he specifically said that if it hurts they’re doing it wrong. Its a massive red flag that the guy didn’t do anything to fix it when Connor said it hurt.

I kinda thought that place didn't seem to do a good job 😕

There's no way you already don't have a weighted blanket, but I suggest getting a weighted blanked!

@@The_Jzoli always wanted one but theyve always been out of my budget!

I once went to a few sessions of aerial yoga and at the end of the session the instructor would wrap us, but not so in a ball LOL I think that may depend on the instructor. However, can confirm it was nice

this is what Connor does to Chris, so it's sorta paying it forward, backwards

It'll sound fancier in Japanese though 😂

Also if you're female and take the pill.

damn thats some dark magic level information right there

@@baebercharcoal is a common recommendation for poisoning accidents precisely because of how it binds to lots of molecules and doesn’t let the body absorb it.

Same

especially when he has hemophilia

I imagine acupuncture stimulates the nerves and blood flow to the skin. That isn't nothing, perhaps not medically significant in terms of actually treating an issue, but can perhaps alleviate some issues for a short time.

​@@djinnxx7050well as he said, it sometimes works on chronic pain. Sometimes. But that's about it.

@@djinnxx7050 I have a ''bed of nails'' with plastic spikes that I lay on about every other night. While people claim it has mystic healing properties and gets rid of ''toxins'' and etc. as it is associated with eastern medicine, I believe none of that and the reason I lay on it is beacuse it helps me relax so I can fall asleep. I assume it does something with blood flow beacuse it makes the back go red and become sore, and it makes me feel really calm. This can also distract you from symptoms of back pain. I imagine that acupuncture works in a similiar way since it is also essentialy sticking you with a bunch of needles, though the bed of nails doesn't pierce the skin. I don't need to know how the bed of nails works to know that it makes me feel calm and can alleviate pain, but I would need some pretty substantial evidence to believe that it has any health benefits beyond that.

that's so sweet omg now i won't forget this

I'm a new fan, who's the Mouse?

@@Neteke14 she's a Vtuber, call Ironmouse. She sometimes stream with him, and he does a lot of charities in her name due to her illness. If you watch their interaction you will understand.

From what I've heard from other comments acupuncture isn't supposed to hurt either. So I think it's just this beauty parlour that's relatively sketchy.

I’ve gone for cupping (and acupuncture) 3 times for my injured back and the first time cupping was shockingly painful. The blood circles from the 1st time were insanely purple. But consequent sessions, the circles weren’t as purple and the sides of my hips didn’t even come out bruised after the 3rd session. It’s an interesting progression. I think the theory for cupping is drawing blood to certain areas encourages oxygen delivery and can help with healing. But I definitely don’t believe in the ‘evil’ that this particular doc said was in Connor’s back. And after that, I became skeptical of his needle placement. I loved the acupuncture cuz she hooked the needles up to electricity to generate heat and my back and hips always felt better after. But then my doc was a Sze Chuan Acupuncture doctor from China and had a good rep. But each session can get real expensive for me, SGD50 - SGD65 so I stopped going cuz I had to prioritise other expenses. I would love to go back.

when i saw the guy wrenching their necks around i was like !!!! i'm not against chiropractics or eastern medicine, but you need to be REALLY careful with your neck. one wrong twist can literally paralyze you, tear your muscles and cause lifelong debilitating headaches, and a host of other serious side effects. i am begging anyone who gets alternative medical treatments to NEVER let anyone mess with your neck unless they're a licensed physiotherapist specializing in head/neck care. obviously nothing bad happened here, but you REALLY don't want to risk it. trust me.

​@@ravenofrosesphysiotherapist here, not specialized in neck tho. I really hard a time watching the manipulation stuff, and also laughed my ass off when the guy was acting like "oh! Your bladder/liver whatever organ is bad" whilst basically triggering the back of the neck muscles. Like it's painful for EVERYONE xP

Yeah I heard they're doing it too much if it hurts.

And we love the content from it😂

Let him cook

Who's that? Some lady boi?

damn you beat me to this comment... whoops

We gonna need another one where he rates wish cosplays of her fits

Eh, it stimulates blood flow which is... It's /something/.

@@BottomOfTheDumpsterFire causing microtears, inducing inflammation and release of endorphins and other repair related/adjacent mechanisms, because you're literally causing (controlled) damage. Sure, I guess that's "something". Is it a good idea? Not enough evidence, like the doc says

@@BottomOfTheDumpsterFire I mean, so does slapping someone all over or doing a massage.

... torturing Connor :P.

@@Zelmel yes these are all different types of stimulations, but massageing and slapping don't go under the first layer of skin which Acupuncture and cupping does.

To be fair, not many are going to experience that in the coming years with how it's going.

​@@kristoffer8609Good. They deserve it for letting the illegals set up shop on the coast and regualry cross the channel.