72% got the previous question correct! can we get 95% on this one? š
3 months ago | 439
A man answered an online quiz correctly, this is how his brain imploded.
2 months ago | 151
Hyper, meaning high. 'Glyc' referring to glucose, a form of sugar used by the body for energy. And 'emia' meaning presence in blood. High sugar presence in blood.
3 months ago | 449
Hypernatrimia - High pizza presence in blood Hyperglycaemia - High soda presence in blood
3 months ago | 149
Does anyone else read the answer in his voice? "hyper meaning high, and gylcouse meaning sugar in the blood, high sugar in the blood."
3 months ago | 378
I only know this because of your videos and how you break down the language by describing each part of the word and the origin of it. You're a good teacher.
2 months ago (edited) | 4
We're getting low chubbyemu presence in brain. --We need a new chubbyemu video!!!
2 months ago | 7
I love how we collectively gained a solid ability to break down words from chubbyemu
3 months ago | 97
Iām a type 1 diabetic. I know this one through experience
3 months ago | 71
If anyone gets this one wrong, the need to go eat some gas station sushi
3 months ago | 136
I like the explanation tabs spreading basic medical terminology (imo should be standard high school curriculum) well done.
3 months ago | 3
Literally know this because of your educational vids. Thanks, brother! š
3 months ago | 2
Hyper, meaning high; Glyc, referring from the Greek word - Glikis, meaning glucose, or sugar; and emia, meaning presence in blood - High sugar presence in blood
3 months ago | 6
Chubbyemu
Which one is high sugar presence in blood?
3 months ago | [YT] | 6,752