TV360 is full of people who are living the dream, my dream, they are real doctors, white coats and all that jazz, but instead of walking around with a cane and emotionally abuse their co-workers and patients, they answer questions like “how to remove warts” or talks about the health benefits of drinking coffee in a well behaved and informative way. Now where’s the fun in that?

But then again, when you’re handling issues like bipolar disorder and depression perhaps you’ll prefer the good doctors from TV360 over Dr. House.

Just sayin’.

Navigating with grace and humor through even the most complex of medical answers and explanations, CBS’s The Doctors offers an impressive resource for anyone who wishes to find out more about the way our body and its organs functions, the many, many different diseases and conditions that we may be at risk of, and advancements in treatment of these ailments.

Having grown up with a doctor dad, I sometimes feel as though he spent much of my childhood preparing me for medical disasters – I was sent to attend babysitting safety courses, first aid and emergency care classes, and taught just about every possible life-saving skill, short of surgical procedures. Unfortunately, most of us were not so lucky, and most people’s childhood did not include practicing CPR on dummies or sterilizing and bandaging open wounds… Thankfully, The Doctors are here to save the day, by showing you how you could potentially save someone’s life next time you encounter an emergency situation:

With a encyclopedia of medical knowledge, and the bed-side manner of your very own mother, doctor mom has it all.

She dispenses good ol’ fashioned advice like nobody’s business, just listen how she tells you when you should see a doctor for cold treatment.

So go see her and other great medical advice from Illumistream.

The land of improvised fireworks, Piñatas, and people named Jesus.

Mexico is also a great place to score some generic brand medication without a prescription from your local doctor. Although 5min does not in any way support self-medication of any kind, as this practice is illegal and could lead to some serious health problems, we do believe that the public should be as informed as it can humanly be when dealing with these nasty mind-and-body-altering colorful pills.

5min cares about your health, which is why the newest pharmacy in town is accessible through your nearest web-enabled terminal:
Illumistream has produced a number highly-informative videos for prescription-curious.

Learn how much Valium you should take, how Prozac affects your brain or how Vicodin can help you get those extra ZZZs.
Take a tip from me, though: try to get a prescription before trying this stuff at home.