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  1. My wife loved the video 100% she said no has never been able to explain what she went through like the way you did. Now she's watching every video..
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  2. Great video as always. I am currently taking anatomy and physiology 2 and I can’t stress how good these videos are just for review in addition to genuinely wanting to get the most out of your studies. I have just finished my digestive system unit, so it was interesting to see your guys video on how potent stomach acid is by pouring it on an in-n-out burger for a frame of reference as to how potent the stomach acid truly is. Not to go on a ramble but honestly you guys do some amazing work on the subject of anatomy, and the uploads are always a joy to watch, due to the context being questions that are actually fascinating to dive into instead of just showing a PowerPoint of a certain body system for example.
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  3. When you're literally dying to know whats wrong with you, this type of information is greatly appreciated. Its a blessing to have access to this channel even though i found this quite complicated, but i guess life complicated.
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  4. As someone who has colon cancer running in their family, I know I’ll have to start getting colonoscopies much earlier than the average person. I very much appreciate you taking the time to go over everything that happens and sharing your own experience! Definitely lowered my anxiety a bit about the procedure
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  5. I’m recovering from chronic traumatic brain injury, which caused an extended coma, this what PT, OT and SLP is all about, relearning to do these basic things, like walk properly. However, I’ve found that some things came back, like pottery, others, like crocheting, took ages to relearn. I still struggle with this, but each day, I continue to strive, to rebuild these path ways. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! I’ve loved learning with you guys!
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  6. Thank you for this, I've just sent the link to a friend who had a huge seasure a month or so ago, she is now getting the help she needed, but to know exactly what happens to the human body is enlightening, and I hope others can benefit from this information x
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  7. What an interesting idea to explore: Is the design we have the best design we COULD have? One thing different would affect so many systems in the body.
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  8. I think the disconnect between the strong anecdotes and inconsistent research results stems from the fact that most of the effects we experience with foam rolling come from modulating nervous system activity. Thus, environmental factors, psychological factors, and possibly even sociological factors could play a role in how foam rolling affects the tissues it's targeting.
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  9. What's always amazed me is the ability to throw an object exactly where you want it to go. You see the "target" and yet somehow your brain knows exactly which muscles... how much force... how much extension... which angle... and somehow you hit the target... yet I never "thought" about the "how"... I just throw and hit the target. Incredible.
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  10. I love these bits of information. I had no clue how the lymph system operated.
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  11. never been this early before, happy mother's day to all moms out there<3
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  12. Thank you for this! There is surprisingly STILL very little research on the female orgasm and its parts. But also, I hope this helps people realize that the ability to "get wet" down there is not always because the clitoris-having partner is willing or interested; that reflex arc to the spinal cord is involuntary upon stimulation (willingly or unwillingly). I know for SURE that there are people who believe that just because you're producing lubrication that means you "want it," which can be true but cannot be taken as fact 100% of the time.
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  13. These videos are so educational and practical better than just reading a book...these videos are absolutely useful
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  14. I made a lot of changes to my diet.In the last couple of years. I was diagnosed with high blood pleasure at 30 & My PCP convinced that I would never get off medication. I no longer drinking soda or high fructose drinks, following a very healthy Meal plan and incorporate physical activity on a regularly basis.. self care is vital and essential .. I'm 44 years young , great BP, good cholesterol, BMI is at a healthy range..🙏❤️💯
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  15. The way the cause of death was mentioned made me remember that body used to be a full human being that lived a life. Much appreciation to those that donate their bodies for science.
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  16. On autopsy, they found my dad's organs reversed left/right. I didn't inherit that apparently.
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  17. This channel should be showed in all high schools and colleges!
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  18. I agree we can eat anything, mostly because a lot of factors play a role in what we eat as you called it we are "opportunivores".. its quite fascinating really. Great video as always🙌
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  19. This is the first time in my 40 yrs I have understood what a heart attack truly is and how it effects everyone differently. Thank you
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  20. I have sent this to my kid, who is recently started to copy his teen age friends, consuming the energy drinks. He is interested in anatomy and physiology...hopefully it will fell off quickly. Thanks For all content you do guys, really appreciate.❤
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  21. The way you're explaining the interactions in the brain /opioid receptors/ regarding GABA, Glutamate, and excitatory reactions is much better than what I was told during my Biological Psychology class in university. Makes a lot of what I was taught a lot easier to just click now. Appreciate these videos and the thorough explanations.
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  22. Blindness is something we should all be aware of. It could happen to anyone you're close to. Thank you for this informative video. Keep up the good work.
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  23. As a gamer, I love that this video exists. Thank you for the upload!
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  24. For the first time in history, fitness instructors all over the world will start to wonder, 'how come my students/trainees are able to teach me details on sixpack science'!!! I love how both of u teach us in depth details in the easiest ways to understand, without losing a smile on ur faces. I love all the videos I've watched upto now. From across the world. Thank You, both.
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  25. Don't minimize your struggle, you went thru alot. Thank you for sharing your story!!!! You seem like a sweet and down to earth dude..DID NOT notice any feedback noise as i was really interested in hanging on to every word of your story as well as the info being shared. You guys literally teach me something valuable every single day! Love your channel!
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  26. Thanks a lot for this one! I’m a vocalist, therefore it was very interesting and useful to see the exact shape and role of the vocal tract using cadavers. It makes the understanding of my instrument much clearer.
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  27. Consistency in any kind of exercise is the key to overall health.
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  28. This guy is imho a superb teacher, an excellent communicator! I wish I could learn how to convey difficult or sensitive messages with such professionalism and didactics. I can not stop enjoying his videos and this channel as well. I can only wish changes come along soon for veterans. My great respect to all of them! Cheers
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  29. wow this is so fascinating. Not every day you get to see such a fresh biological sample of something like this. Never really knew what the placenta looked like before this
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  30. The human body is so fascinating. I didn’t know all body fluids were related to the blood.
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  31. This was much needed, Don't have any words to appreciate you.
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  32. Soooo grateful for you guys and all you do, to serve such a broad public audience, and to make education that matters so accessible. I can only imagine how many people (myself included) that these videos impact and ignite positive habit changes. Also happy to be reading and hearing more and more of the actual science coming out about negative impacts on smoking weed. When I used to smoke weed pretty regularly I'd tell my doctors, and theyd brush it off and wouldnt make any comments regarding my health, which at first didn't mean anything to me, but later didn't seem to make sense, due to exactly what you guys say: breathing in ANYTHING besides air, let alone ashes, is not healthy for anyone. Addiction is so powerful, it will excuse these objective truths...but this video is very radical for that, and makes me smile knowing it exists :)
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  33. This video was AMAZINGLY educational and absolutely LOVED how things were explained. I literally rewinded or backed up so many times to re-see and hear certain parts. Great content...I don't go to school anymore to be a medical lab technician but I have always been interested in medical and human body type of subjects. I have an autoimmune disease and researche so much stuff. Thank you!!!
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  34. These videos are absolutely fantastic! I’m currently teaching a group of medical assisting students, and they are learning about the heart, cardiac arrhythmias, and EKG interpretation. I stumbled across this video, and it is just perfect for the topic! You truly do a beautiful job with your videos, so PLEASE keep making more!!! Thank you for what you do!
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  35. Im just 14 and this Channel will help me Advanced when I get to college And I'll dominate my Class!
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  36. As a Myotherapy Practitioner I love this! I have found that people with any lower body pain, working out all the hip muscles, especially the glutes, is the first place I start and often results are immediate. Rarely does relief come from working right on the IT band except to free up adhesions that might be actually lateral quad muscles.
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  37. I'll come back tomorrow, to read comments with some popcorn 🍿 n drinks 😂 Like comment as reminder. Thank you 😊
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  38. Now I understand why the gastroenterologist tested my abdomen at 9 regions when I suffered intestinal permeability. Every video from you guys is like an epiphany or eureka moment. Thanks Justin for this awesome masterclass!
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  39. Years ago, I took my daughter to her pediatrician for a check up. She was born with club feet and had received therapy for that but she was at this point just "pigeon-toed". The doctor checked her out and assured me she would outgrow that, but would be a fast runner. Turned out that although she was not very big, about 5 feet tall, she was the fastest runner on her soccer team. My doctors words turned out to be true!
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  40. You make anatomy interesting for a medical student! Thank you! Waiting for more videos like this 🤗❤
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  41. As someone that chose to not take full advantage of my anatomy class in high school I want to thank you for teaching me something new! Never too late to learn! You guys put out amazing content!
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  42. This has been a very uplifting comments section. Congrats to all on your sobriety milestones and thanks for sharing.
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  43. Much respect to the surgeons who learn and practise this. I was in pain by just visualizing the description of the procedure.
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  44. I'd love to learn about the effects of marijuana smoke on the lungs and trachea vs smoke from cigarettes or vapes? Is it as harmful to the lungs as cigarettes? Chronic vs occasional smokers. Thanks!
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  45. YOU were BORN to be a teacher. YOU ARE THE BEST I have ever seen😊
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  46. Thank you all cadavers for being such a priceless service to pathologists and medical science. Lest we forget.
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  47. 0:26: 🔍 The video discusses the anatomy of the abdominal region and how to divide it into quadrants or regions. 3:05: 📚 The video discusses the divisions and lines used to divide the abdomen for clinical purposes. 6:31: 💡 Kenhub is an immersive platform that offers a comprehensive way to learn anatomy through articles, videos, and quizzes. 9:44: 🔎 The video discusses the muscles and structures of the abdominal cavity. 13:14: 🔬 The video discusses the peritoneum and the various structures and organs in the abdominal cavity. 16:46: 🧠 The video discusses the anatomical divisions of the abdominal quadrants and the organs located in each quadrant. 19:56: 🗺 The video discusses the anatomy of the abdominal cavity and how it can be divided into different regions for diagnostic purposes. 23:09: 🔍 The video provides an overview of the structures in the abdomen and explains the difference between stomach and intestinal pain. Recap by Tammy AI
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  48. I've had two surgeries to repair a torn labrum in my left shoulder years ago. One of the most painful injuries I've ever had. Unfortunately, I still experience discomfort and never regained full range of motion in that shoulder. I really appreciate this video. It's nice to know exactly what was going on in there that caused me so much pain.
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  49. As a tattoo artist, and somebody who believes in the ritual of walking through pain as a spiritual experience, this resonated. Pain alerts us to potential danger - much of the time when somebody is tapping out of a tattoo session, it is because they BELIEVE it to be unbearable - but they aren't in any real danger. The level of trauma to the body varies from person to person, but much of "pain tolerance" is the mental game of pushing through your body's fight or flight response to being under duress. It's hard to explain to a person who avoids pain - and I'm not here to advocate for any specific lifestyle - but pain is absolutely in your head. And it does its job.
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  50. It is so awesome that you came out with this video today! Today just happens to be the due date for my daughter's 3rd child!💙💙💙
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