Hearted Youtube comments on Institute of Human Anatomy (@theanatomylab) channel.

  1. I have to say, as a guy who grew up with knowledge of male reproductive function, I never learned much about female reproduction. I had no clue about most of this stuff and I'm glad someone is finally talking about it! Seriously there are so many myths and misconceptions about female reproductive function that get spread among boys and young men, it's insane.
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  2. As an ex-baby myself, I approve this.
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  3. Tried everything to quit smoking. It was literally slowly killing me. Vape shops came along. With vaping I was able to quit smoking. Kept lowering my nicotine levels for 2 years. Then quit the vape. It worked for me!
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  4. OMG when I die the research lab team is going to learn so much. I'm 44 and have had 33 surgeries. Of those, 6 were to add technical devices or hardware into my body, and 5 were to remove organs, tissues, etc. Research team is going to have a field day, i an just jealous that I cant participate in my own autopsy!
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  5. Just want to say thank you to the people who allowed these videos to be, by giving their body to science .
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  6. As someone who drinks a lot of water for no reason, this video is amazing, thank you.
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  7. I really enjoy the drug topics. I think it further helps peoples choices to actually avoid, or at least limit consumption of dangerous narcotics. I also just find it fascinating how the body responds to different chemicals. Please do more of these.
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  8. It's scary to think how much needs to be in absolute perfect working order for us to simply exist.
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  9. As a massage therapist Justin’s hypothesis is what is taught to us essentially. Our nervous system and muscles are interconnected, and with repeated overuse both get used to a certain position (shortened/contracted). And when pressure is applied to a trigger point it’s aggravating because you are stimulating an area that is permanently contracted both physically and through our nervous system. Through massage, those muscle fibers are lengthened and it takes a while for our nervous system to reprogram that area to not feel pain when the fibers are anything but shortened and contracted.
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  10. I’m pretty happy to hear all the stories of people who moved from smoking to vaping to nothing at all. It’s pretty awesome to see people move forwards in things they want to do to better themselves.
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  11. As a dental hygienist, I appreciate you providing such a thorough explanation and demonstration of the effects of smoking on oral health. I saved the timestamp so I can use it for better patient education! This was so easy to follow and the visuals are excellent!🦷✨
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  12. When my wife was 45 she lost her sight. Already being deaf, we found losing her sight devastating. It took about a year until she began losing touch with reality. She developed an imaginary "friend" and started having problems sleeping and had countless delusional thoughts. After about 6 or 7 years her psychiatrist finally found a drug that, although not completely healed, helped her return to about 90% of reality. The saddest part of her blindness was that she never saw our 5 grandchildren. Thank you for your videos.
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  13. Dont ever stop making these videos, people can learn so many things with these videos keep it up great work!
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  14. As a med student that is preparing for his anatomy final exam(we have the entire human anatomy in one huge 2 hour vocal test) this is very good to prepare the eloquence of describing because you are very good at descripting various structures. I also learn about some surgeries
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  15. You're showing us your baby's placenta? That's so cool. Congratulations on the new baby and thanks to your wife for allowing us to see and learn from it.
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  16. Absolutely loved this. I clicked hoping you’d bash energy drinks (kinda what I felt I needed to hear) but by providing a in depth explanation of the far reaching effects of energy drinks; I felt more convicted to stop. I have been drinking energy drinks since high school and found myself just drinking them instead of any other beverage. I really appreciate this video and the care in your explanation.
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  17. I am surprised how I’ve never connected my anatomy and fitness knowledge before, this video is an eye opener
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  18. Well. That’s one way to start your Sunday morning.
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  19. This is the only channel that can show dead bodies nonchalantly in the background without getting cancelled or demonetized.
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  20. Justin is just killing it with his teaching style
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  21. Reverse causation for sure. No grip strength does not increase longevity, but if you're old and still have a muscle mass to have good grip strength, that's probably a good sign that you are healthy and have a good chance of living longer.
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  22. Although I found it a little challenging viewing a deceased person’s genitals (would be the same for male or female) I very much appreciate the brief hands-on clitoral study. We are slowly but surely normalizing the healthy study of women’s sexuality and anatomy and it is fascinating. Shame has no place in the human body, glorious as it is. A very nuanced and mature approach to anatomy, pleasure and reproduction. What an incredible experience to be human and have so much intelligence married to pleasure. We are so lucky.
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  23. Celebrating 22 years of sobriety.
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  24. The cool thing is: Whenever I see him pulling organs, muscle, structures and so on, I immediately follow him by saying its name even before he starts speaking. I might be learning something with this channel.
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  25. Thank you so much for this video. A bit of background as to why this is so meaningful to me. I was diagnosed with a tumor growing on my vagus nerve, scientifically a Glomas Vagale Paraganglioma. It is very rare, but thankfully it is slow growing and not cancerous. The tumor is over 8 cm × 6 cm x 3 cm, with tentacles that grow out of it. It s I'm a very small space, and presses on my brain stem and my spinal cord. Needless to say it is extremely painful. I lost the use of my left side, lost my ability to swallow because my left vocal chord is paralyzed, and more. I had to retire from my job as a federal law enforcement officer. Doctors prescribed lots of opiods and Benzodiazepines to help with the anxiety of knowing there is something in your head that is going to kill you.. after years of this, I was a veritable zombie, and so I quit using them. But that really brought back the pain. I didn't even get much sleep, because no matter how I laid on my pillow I was putting pressure on the tumor and surrounding nerves. I could sleep for about an hour. I was constantly exhausted and in terrible pain. Enter cannabis, in edible form. I grew up in the 70s and 80s, yet I had never even tried cannabis. My job, plus my time in the Army precluded any cannabis use. About 5 years ago, my doctor and I had a very long conversation. I was at my wits end and contemplating ending my life. We began talking about cannabis, I did tons of research, and my doctor wrote a prescription for me. It has literally saved my life. I can manage the pain, with no addiction, no feeling like a zombie, and the THC is a little bonus, since I don't drink alchohol. I have become an advocate for its use , especially for older people, my age or older. (I'm 56) we grew up being taught it was the devil's lettuce. It was a gateway drug, which it is not. I've never had the slightest desire to stick a needle in my eyelid and shoot up heroin. I make all of my own edibles, from butter, to candies to MCT oil infusions, all made with natural ingredients. And a freely will give them to others I know who are suffering from chronic pain. I do always tell them to talk with their doctor first. I have even begun growing my own Indica strains to use in my edibles. Cannabis has such amazing properties, and I am so grateful you made this video. Science rocks. So does your channel by the way.
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  26. Special thanks to the people who donated their bodies to science for our education. 🙏🏻
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  27. Well done! The female anatomy is amazing. I find it sad that human anatomy around sexual function and the learning of it has been not only neglected but treated as something dirty or wrong. Thank you so much for showing us in detail how female sexual pleasure works with the erectile tissue. I seriously can't believe how much the vulva, vagina and erectile tissue has been ignored throughout history. Keep up the good work!
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  28. As a strength athlete, I regularly get muscle knots ranging from minor and pretty serious to a point where I had trouble walking. (looking at you, hamstrings). Sometimes they spasm, sometimes I don't even know they're there until pressure is applied. However, I've learned for myself that massaging the affected muscle(s) with a solid object like a golf ball, tennis ball, baseball or foam roller depending on how hard or soft I want it to be until the pain transitions from a sharp ache to a tender burn and my skin turns red. This transition is how I know that muscle has released enough and is too irritated to continue. If the muscle knot is minor, this is where I will usually stop and drink about 16oz of water (usually more). This will help my kidneys and speed up flushing the toxins from the muscles and my body. I usually find that my muscles will not be bruised and ache the next day after this. However, for serious muscle knots, they will usually be accompanied by spasms or severe pain. I will do the above massage and after that I will then run a hot bath with Epsom salts and soak for about 10 to 20 minutes, just allowing myself to relax. After I am done with my bath, I will hydrate and focus on replacing lost electrolytes like magnesium, sodium, potassium and calcium through a meal and protein shake. I will also get enough protein and carbs to refuel. I haven't had an issue since.
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  29. But seriously, as a med student your vids have helped me a lot to get a better understanding of what I'm learning in my books
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  30. I find America's attitude to health care shocking anyway but to know that even your veterans get fobbed of in this manner is despicable. The NHS isn't perfect but we're rarely left footing the bill for something that wasn't out fault.
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  31. It’s cool seeing you guys discussing these types of topics. Human anatomy is something that all of should know about. We all appreciate your effort and hard work.
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  32. I’m so glad to see female pleasure anatomy being talked about! Awesome video! Could you do a video about the female g-spot? There is apparently some debate about whether it’s just the internal portion of the clitoral structures, or if it’s actually a separate anatomical structure. Thanks!
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  33. "Reason why they are plastic is because I didn't feel like ripping apart Jeffrey just to illustrate this point." I enjoyed this way too much lmao
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  34. I have a bad habit of not commenting on most videos, but considering the contents of this one: thank you for providing information on the topic that's accessible and easy-to-digest! Growing up where the extent of school's sex education was a "fill in the blank" worksheet and "here's all the STDs you can get," this feels much more cohesive, respectful, and learner-friendly. It's much appreciated.
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  35. I actually didn’t think my total knee replacement was terribly painful. Did I follow all doctor instructions? Yes. Was I diligent about all physical therapy? Absolutely. My spine surgeries were far more painful. I think we are all different.
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  36. It's encouraging to see rational, educational discussions about LSD, such as this episode and the documentary "How to Change Your Mind" on Netflix, which explores the therapeutic benefits of mind-altering substances like LSD, MDMA, psilocybin, and mescaline. I grew up in the era when government propaganda was aimed at inducing fear of using LSD, especially fear of flashbacks erupting without notice and severe breaks with reality. Nothing about "set and setting" and proper dosage. When Congress passed the Controlled Substances Act, they did a major disservice to patients who could have benefited tremendously from these drugs in a therapeutic setting.
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  37. Currently going through class to be licensed as an EMT. I have watched several of your videos and they help me to remember information that is needed for my exams! I finish in two weeks and I am holding an A in class so far! Thank you for the informative videos!
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  38. The ER doc just wants to tell people he's a Dr. I hate when people start a response..... "As a .... Fill in the blank."
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  39. They should give you an award for releasing videos like this for free
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  40. Very respectful of these donors 🙏. I was wondering why the sock was on the foot. The donor and their families should formally honored for their contribution to education.
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  41. 24 Y/O here! This might be controversial, but rolling my back, tight hips, inner thighs, glutes, calves, and feet out with a hard foam roller or lacrosse ball has drastically reduced MY recovery time for running, and biking. I find that when I’m lazy and don’t roll out, my recovery time is longer, and I’m a lot more sore. I have also found foam rolling my back (with breathing) has been one of the only things that really lowers my back pain. It might take us a while to get quality information on this topic for future suggested uses, but I will probably continue to use rollers as long as I’m not feeling lazy.
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  42. I’m very grateful to NOT have a wheat or gluten sensitivity or allergy. I have one friend with diagnosed Celiac’s disease. Though she’s now able to accommodate her dietary restrictions, it was very difficult, even stressful, at first. It was quite an adjustment.
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  43. This information would have been enormously valuable during the pandemic. There was so much misinformation going around. I love the way you teach. Simple, logical and completely understandable. Thank you.
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  44. Next time someone tells me that a migraine is just a headache im referring them to this video.
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  45. So I’m not brainy like everyone else who watches these videos BUT I still been able to understand parts of the teachings from this two great guys. I’m certainly feeling more educated about my body than I used to be (knew very little) and honestly, I feel pretty smart and blessed to have found two great teachers.
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  46. And this is why I’ve been faithful to my amazing wife for 43 years
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  47. Thanks! As a retired RN who once worked post-op bariatric surgery. It's nice to have someone explain in detail the actual surgery.
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  48. Thanks to your channel I’ve learned so much about how the body works. I’ve lost over 30lbs within a year, dropped my BP from the 130s/86 to constantly in the range of 114/70. I exercise daily, I walk 10k steps daily. I fast everyday with a 18hr off and 6hr eating window. I do a 24hr fast twice a week and I meditate daily. I eat mostly whole foods with a nice sweet snack 2x a week. Your channel information should be taught at every level of education. The more we understand how the body works the better care we can take of it.
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  49. The best tik tok. Someone actually made good use of their time
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  50. My grades of biology class would've been better with you as teacher 😹😹😹
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