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

  1. I was a professional dance and physical theatre artist and lecturer, so particularly fit for my age. I had rectal bleeding and was told I had haemorrhoids which turned out to be stage 4 anal cancer. After a colostomy, intensive chemo/radiotherapy I just about survived but over the past 7 years; whilst being very grateful to be alive, I have suffered with a range of complications including a badly herniated stoma, recurrent UTI's and other infections resulting in sepsis on numerous occasions, continuous hypoxia requiring ventilation . Ongoing pain, fatigue and use of large doses of strong pain killers. PLEASE be vigilant about symptoms, especially those associated with haemorrhoids. As with all cancers early diagnosis makes an enormous difference. AWARENESS IS KEY. Take care folks.
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  2. Who's watching while trying to fall asleep?
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  3. Sounds weird to say but after leaving work via ambulance early this week I ended up having fun at the ER. Bonded with the radiologist over a shared love of your videos then got a detailed tour as he did an ultrasound of my upper abdomen. (Turns out I have pancreatitis.) so I have to say THANK YOU for making what could have been a scary time so much better!
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  4. I can't believe YT gave you guys so much trouble over this video! I'm glad it's posted, though!
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  5. The respect shown was a good thing
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  6. I'm about to have my baby in a few weeks, for some reason this makes me feel less afraid to have a c-section if things don't go as planned. I feel more educated and less doomed.
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  7. Honored to have done this! This guy is awesome - one of those people you meet and feel like you’ve been friends for years. Thank you brother 👊🙏
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  8. You all are AWESOME!!!!! I love human anatomy but it isn’t easy to find actual human bodies appropriately dissected. So informative and respectful.
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  9. Pudendal nerve - I feel there are still too much people around, who tell others to be ashamed about 'this stuff'. With brilliant videos like this I'm hopeful for future generations to be more in peace with their own bodies. Thanks
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  10. Perhaps the best supplements is the one we made along the way
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  11. If I were a science teacher, I'd most definitely use these videos to help me teach. They are informative and thorough.
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  12. I did thousands of MRI scans and had maybe a half dozen of people complain about a burning sensation in their tattoo. They were usually newer ones with lots of red pigment, the radiologists theorized that it might be iron oxides in the red ink, which would make sense because iron is strongly affected by magnetic fields.
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  13. Really great, informative video! I learned a lot of this in a GenEd nutrition class last semester. A couple of my best takeaways are "You don't need to count calories, just make calories count" meaning avoid empty calories and the "double edged sword of malnutrition", or the tendency to consume too many calories and not enough vitamins, minerals, etc. And the other is "self control is really self care" meaning we make better decisions when we're really taking care of our bodies and not stressing them out, pushing them to their survival instincts. Take care of yourselves friends! I'm hoping the beat for you
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  14. i know everyone probably tells the same thing in comments but the content here is super educative and interesting. Thank you for sharing these with us
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  15. Thank you for another great and informative video. As a pharmacist, i just want to point out that cocaine is actually used in some nasal surgeries, though at very specific doses and in very specific applications. The dose makes the poison. Stay awesome!
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  16. I'm so grateful you guys are bringing this information to the masses in a thoughtful and factual manner.
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  17. Respect for the people who donated their bodies for educational purposes.
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  18. Never underestimate eye issues. We all need to take care of our eyes. Rest them several times during the day. Sufficient sleep, consuming many healthy foods that improve vision, drinking a lot of water, and visiting an eye doctor when we realize something is not going well. Excellent video; thank you, Institute of Human Anatomy!
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  19. I am a recovering alcoholic and six months ago I spent two weeks in the hospital with kidney and respiratory failure. I was in a coma on life support and the hospital had "the talk" with my family, not expecting me to live . My creatinine level was 15. I also had major hallucinations prior to going to hospital. I had no idea I was doing such damage to my body. It is so hard to stop drinking but my doctor prescribed Naltrexone and it really helps. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.
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  20. Great piece, as always. I've learned more from you guys than any A&P class I've ever taken.
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  21. I have a friend trying to get to med school , recommended this channel to him and now im watching it more than him.
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  22. Listening to your definition of meditation I'd say that knitting is a form of meditation. I am an avid knitter and when I pick up my knitting and concentrate on the repetitive pulling a string over a loop, over and over, for hours even, everything else leaves the mind and a deep relaxation comes over me.
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  23. This is the perfect video- it combines my love of anatomy and literature 😊
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  24. Finally a YouTube video about nutrition that takes a fact based common sense approach rather than descending into the cult aspect of specific "diets" 👏👏👏
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  25. Thanks for YOUR service and this channel. I’ve heard about the burn pits but this video helped me understand more. We really have to take better care of our military and veterans.
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  26. I think it's clear throughout the video how personal this topic is to you, but you talked about it nonetheless for the good of as many people as possible. This is truly wonderful
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  27. Such a well scripted and organized video. Really appreciate that you took time to define the complex words and then simplify them for people like myself, who may not have a lot of knowledge about anatomy or medical terms. Thank you!
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  28. Honestly, I've never been able to study or learn by passively reading a book. My ADHD simply wouldn't allow me the patience or the focus to manage even through one chapter. As a student, I've had to get creative with how I interact with a text, so I think I have actually used some active recall techniques without realizing it in order to just survive in a higher education setting. I will definitely benefit from these techniques in the future!
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  29. So I broke mine years ago after jarring it between the V and B but didn't know it was possible to actually fracture my tool. Mojo went 90 degrees 😂 yes it hurt a whole load (no pun intended) but because I just assumed I hurt old boy, I didn't seek medical attention and just left it a week, was still sore for a couple week after but mini me works perfectly fine, standing straighter than an arrow without any issues at all.... Though now I feel stupid for not at least getting it checked out, I'm glad I learned something...2 I things in fact lol
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  30. This is the best YouTube channel undisputed
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  31. "React less and respond more," is perhaps the most important thought in this presentation. A reaction requires no knowledge or forethought, while a response is measured and typically reliable because it is based on knowledge and forethought, which when combined become wisdom. Thanks for your digestible presentation. It made a lot of sense to this layman.
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  32. Definitely this video should be part of education in high schools so young people have proper knowledge.
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  33. I'm glad to see these schedule one substances being discussed. They were taboo subjects in my teens and twenty-somethings. Not discussed in school. Consumed in places outside the school but not far away. Knowing what they do, I can make informed decisions about them. I've always felt that these substances had medical applications.
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  34. The longer the video went on the more it suggests that fat loss should be a side effect, with the primary goals being a balanced diet and regular resistance/ cardiovascular training
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  35. Just the explanation of wrapping at the very beginning, instead of growing, was really interesting. Never heard the before
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  36. Your channel is literally a blessing
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  37. To everyone in the comments in recovery, I am so proud of you! Getting off heroin/fentanyl was the hardest thing I've ever done. When you are in withdrawal, it is literal hell. Keep fighting the good fight! #Wedorecover!
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  38. men of culture, we assemble yet once more
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  39. Makes me want to eat only the cleanest food, in order to honor the beauty of this amazing system.
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  40. Professional Tattooer here: Always love seeing deep dives on the craft and want to throw a few things out there. Personally I tattoo around freckles, and skin markings of the like, just in case they change shape and if asked any tattooer would comply with your concerns. Any reputable shop anymore will never reuse equipment aside from the machine , tray and spray bottles which are heavily sterilized with hospital grade cleaners (Madicide / Cavicide) making infection / disease risk miniscule , usually any infections come after individuals leave the shop through unintentionally resting their new tattoo on dirty surfaces or cuddling up with their pets or just flat out neglect Plastic barriers are placed on everything and thrown out after each tattoo. The cost on products has gone down tremendously since "the olden days of tattooing" and are mass produced (IE Needles) it wouldn't even be worth it to use the same needle on two separate individuals, you'd be surprised but that is still a common concern and question for some folks This'll prolly get buried but feel free to drop a question if you got em !
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  41. Excellent job. You did it without being silly or embarrassed but you kept it entertaining and informative. I am past 50 and still learned quite a lot. I wish I had heard this 30 years ago. Thank you so much.✌🏻😻😁
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  42. as a tattoo enthusiast, I really appreciate this video.
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  43. It's interesting to see the muscles being dissected. We can clearly see how complex it really is. We appreciate all of your hard work and effort.
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  44. I have a serious alcohol problem, which I have been struggling with ever since I was young. Now I'm 53 and I haven't had any alcohol for 4 or 5 years. I'm struggling with a lot of problems. Sometimes I feel like I just need a break from my life .... and a bottle of something. 😖 But this kind of video helps me a lot. It reminds me how terrible everything was, when I was drinking. So a big thank you for this video. 🙂
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  45. Oh boy, this one's going to be interesting, I'm ready.
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  46. Can we just apperciate him for his best efforts of making good content for us👌
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  47. Focusing on your video right now at a whole another level tbh
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  48. Wow, I only knew a small fraction of this. You packed a big part of a few college level bio classes into 11 minutes of digestible data! This channel is awesome.
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  49. It's quite funny that I was reading an article about lymph nodes this afternoon only for YouTube to suggest this video to me😂
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  50. Hatsoff to the person who is giving their body for medical education
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