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

  1. I am a pharmacist and nursing instructor. I want to say this video and explanation is the best I’ve ever seen! I am retired now but I wish this video was available to show my students when I was teaching. BTW, I am a BIT surprised you did not mention Substance-P. However, I guess it’s because we do not know all that much about it and due to the length of the video. Perfect job! 🥇💯‼️
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  2. I suffer from Lipoedema. I have had 30 litres of fat removed from my arms & legs. This has allowed me to walk & raise my arms. I am pleased you mentioned Lipoedema, (UK spelling). There have been so many pros and cons from my surgery. I had my liposuction between 2015 & 2017. Thank you. Susan.
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  3. Happy Veterans Day! Thank you for your service and for all the informative videos you and your colleagues put together for us
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  4. I had all 3 of my kids at home with a midwife. The first time I saw a placenta was after my first son was born. It’s an amazing contraption. I was an EMT at the time so very interested in all of it. 😄👍 Thank your wife for allowing you to share. She’s awesome!
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  5. Thank you for listening to my feedback about making a video on connective tissue!!! i have EDS and I always try to explain it to people and they just get so lost about everything. This will be much appreciated and I am going to share the video with some of the support groups on Facebook and get you guys some views. :D
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  6. This channel will attract more booming biological scientist from young age then anything else in current world. 👍
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  7. I'm 18 and still going through surgeries for the cleft lip and pallet! This may seem like I'm overstating how many surgeries I've had, but I've had 29 for this and I'm overstating how many surgeries, though I didn't know so many others have had this issue.. its honestly refreshing to see so many people that are like me in a few ways.. I thought that the cleft lip and palate wasn't as common as it was! thank you so much for covering this, it means the world to me
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  8. I'm a retired critical care nurse, and I love watching your videos. Thank you ❤
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  9. Great video. I knew cocaine had deleterious consequences to health, but not to this extent. I tried cocaine a couple times in my early twenties, and even though the first time I could super duper feel the effects, I really didn't care much for it. So at parties, I would always turn it down and that kind of made people suspicious of me. Too bad. This was in the seventies when it seemed like cocaine was everywhere, at all levels of social class. After watching this, I'm really glad that cocaine simply didn't appeal to me. Not that I could afford it anyway.
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  10. Someone needs to remake osmosis Jones
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  11. I learn so much from you. Thank you so much for all of these videos. They are incredible!! And I love the graphics. I am a visual learner and it helps so much!!
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  12. I am biggest fan sir 😭🙏🏻❤ I sleep all the time to increase growth hormone so that I can remain biggest fan
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  13. I have to admit at first I thought this was SO weird, but I also can't seem to look away. I'm interested in donating my body after seeing how respectfully you treat them.
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  14. Thank you! You’re one of the greatest teachers on earth! So knowledgeable, so articulate, so enthusiastic!
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  15. Hey you. If you're reading this hope all is well and have a great day please.
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  16. This channel’s content is always so insightful.
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  17. The most amazing stuff about this channel is both of you guys talk about body anatomies with excitement and sheer joy. Happy to see people loving their job and sharing it out to the world. Have a nice day bros
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  18. I'm your biggest fan, your guys teaches in the way that the study dosen't feel boring even though it's soo intersting to watch and learn through your videos.
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  19. This was an amazing video! I have learned so much... thanks Justin!
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  20. Starting with metallic inks as one of the 'random' risks was cool, reminds me of the House M.D. episode where a guy on death row gets stuck in an MRI and it starts trying to suck the tattoo ink out of his skin due to his prison tattoos including heavy metals in the ink. Nice to know that show wasn't complete fiction.
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  21. I have most of my large intestine removed as a baby, so I find it amusing that anatomically, my digestive track is closer to carnivores than most….but I’ve been vegan since around 16 and I’m 26 now (veggie at 13 and slowly transitioned after a couple of years). It ironically works better for me /because/ of my bowel issue. I think my main issue was dairy though. I’ve had someone who specialises in my particular bowel condition be really glad that I went vegan, and my fiancés old personal trainer said it was good (he isn’t vegan though 😂). I’ve never had tooth issues, only a tiny bit of staining in a couple crevices that isn’t obvious, but that’s from green tea over many years 🫢 it’s merely cosmetic and isn’t harmful (I went to the dentist recently). PS - I love broccoli, so don’t go saying it’s bad; I’ll defend my broccoli 😂
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  22. I was feeding my newborn while watching this and it made me tear up! So amazing thinking of the incredibly strong bond a mother has with with her infant. Great video!
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  23. Started drinking at 13. Quit at 50 after near death. That was 2017. Thankful every day.
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  24. One of the best channels on YT.
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  25. i think a lot about muscle knots. as an athlete i get them in my shoulders and over my lats quite a bit, and have always been in awe by the relief felt with a massage gun. but as a biomed engineer i'm surprise i didn't learn about knots in college, guess this is why! thanks for the lesson. i sure wish this was one of the things we knew more about
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  26. I’m not a med student but always loved anatomy/physiology. LOVE this channel!!. Dr Justin,Thank you for this free medical class to understand ourselves anatomically..
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  27. I just love the way you teach, the way everything's explained in all your videos. It is all just so amazing.
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  28. Well, this is one way to start my Sunday night
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  29. It’s funny, I was a little surprised when he went to the actual dissection here, but didn’t bat an eye back with the penile dissection. Im not exactly sure why there’s a difference in my head, but I’m so glad the topic was covered!
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  30. My dad did a lot for me. He took care of me while my mom worked. I miss him so much he died from covid last yr. Thank u for that funny video. Made me laugh. Happy Father's day to all the dads out there
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  31. This is so fascinating. I knew roughly what blood clots were/what they did and I was familiar with the terms used but until watching this, I had never put the two together. I love learning about human biology and when I add more information to topics I already have a basic working knowledge of, it makes me so happy :)
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  32. So in conclusion training on high attitude is good for your health.
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  33. Im not going to be a doctor or something like that, but I still enjoy these vids so much
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  34. The smug look during the vein/vain pun. Great work, Jonathan.
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  35. I loved your take on this topic and your open mindedness! Really appreciate your channel💛
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  36. So appropriate that this was in my feed this morning. I found this sad but also interesting. I am 67 and was recently diagnosed with bronchiolitis obliterans, requiring supplemental oxygen when I sleep or when flying. It is also called constrictive bronchiolitis. My pulmonologist told me that this condition is rare but is being seen in our veterans who were exposed to burn pits overseas. In my case, it was either caused by inflammation from my autoimmune disease (psoriatic arthritis) or from the biologic medication I was taking for it, with both being very rare occurrences. I am sharing this video with my 5 siblings and 2 daughters. I will keep all you vets and your families in my thoughts and prayers. 🙏 Thank you for your service, and God Bless America ❤🇺🇸❤ (How's the baby doing?)
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  37. Fun fact, Snakes and some other reptiles have taste receptors on their tongues that are sensitive enough to taste minute particles in the air, they also use their tongues to check the temperature of their environment.😊❤️✌️
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  38. I LOVE the reference list idea!!! I am obsessed with reading the research
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  39. ✔️ new fear unlocked
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  40. The topics you're covering keep getting better and better!! I was JUST researching almost alllll of these parts of the brain bc I had my labs done for my pituitary tumor! Also, to the editors... whoever put the clip of the Dr patting the guys back while hes talking about TRT.. nice touch 😅
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  41. Same I’m always still pleased when I’m like yup greater omentum etc I didn’t even know that existed a few months ago
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  42. I've donated my body for research for hidradenitis supprativa so doctors can know exactly how to treat it, will they actually learn from me
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  43. Om peace peace 🕉️. It is good for everyone to understand all the benefits that a few minutes of meditation every morning can benefit your life in a holistic way. Meditation means health in your body, your energy your mind and your intellect. Existence, Conscience and Bliss . Muchas gracias por compartir tu conocimiento tan generosamente. Thank you for cheering your knowledge in such generous way. Namaste .
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  44. I literally thank God for the ability to see. Of all the senses, this is the one most valuable in my opinion. Never take it for granted. And as always, great video.
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  45. Thanks to INSTITUTE OF HUMAN ANATOMY for bringing this type amazing and knowledgeable session ❤️❤️ Keep it up 👍👍 🔥🔥
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  46. “during female climax some awesome things will ocurr” i love this channel haha
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  47. As a biology student these contents are really helpful thanks! 👍
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  48. With all the differences that people seem to love to emphasise it’s fun to learn just how similar we really are
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  49. I got a infection on my ankle after a tattoo. It was a rainy, muddy week. Just like any wound, aftercare matters and I was trying to keep it clean but bacteria still found a way in
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  50. This video is insane. How a human body produces the necessary things precisely, efficiently and timely, like a clockwork. And we abuse such a machine by drinking, smoking and killing. Jones, your videos need to be a part of the school curriculum irrespective of the syllabi.
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