Comments by "Howard the dot connector." (@peetsnort) on "Institute of Human Anatomy" channel.

  1. The King's archers had curved spine and overdeveloped shoulder. Similar to the sailors of the 300 years ago Britain
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  2. My 58 year old brother swallowed a bit of ice cold water that went straight to the lungs and he went into cardiac arrest and 25 minutes of cpr could not bring him back. Last October. Rip Bro
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  3. I had local anesthesthetic and tourniquet. I watched the whole procedure and a de quevain release on the carpal. They were brilliant. It took about 6 weeks to get the strength back
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  4.  @13DarknessGirl666  thanks. I just put the information on so nobody else does it. It was rather a one in a million thing as he was super fit and readying for the seniors squash championship in Poland. The only consolation was that he died doing what he liked. Squash or racquet ball
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  5.  @vishnu3196  I was in the UK and he was in cape town and his buddies were in charge. I can only speak for myself as I am well versed in holding my breath while being churned under a 20 foot wave. The first thing is to relax. Nothing lasts forever. But I've never breathed in water so I'm not sure how I would have reacted. I know people also suffer from secondary drowning after being revived and the lungs fill up with fluid and the body drowns itself. I will have to do some research
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  6. I wonder if the last 2years of syringing the population is going increase the dvt on long haul flights
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  7.  @kotsaris87  I am referring to wuhan variety RNA type frankenstein test experiments
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  8.  @louisegoldsmith1038  it was weird because the surgeon pricked the arm with the syringe needle in a few places and I saw blood but zero pain. I can't remember if I needed to move the fingers The procedure involved cutting open the protective tube around the tendon and just scraping the inside and sewing it back up. That's it. De quevain release
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  9. My buddy had that long ago and the doctors hooked a string and taped them back down. He sired two children so it worked
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  10.  @louisegoldsmith1038  at the end of a hard day working just hold your hands in front of your self and open and shut your fingers as fast as you can for as long as you can till you feel pins and needles and that ensures that you get a good blood supply. I still do it. I used to be a landscape gardener. I originally forced an ulna deviation by picking up a sheep above myself on the farm.
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  11. I think it just a case of you only miss it when it's gone.
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  12.  @iblesbosuok  thanks for the empathy.
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  13. I heard that sumo wrestlers have trained themselves to retract the testicle Edit Sorry its a James bond myth
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  14. The deficiencies is a huge reason for the coof giving such a hoof
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  15.  @anapedroza1740  what I do is open and close my hand as quickly as possible without putting any strain on the wrist and it's good for blood circulation and I've been doing it for 25 years
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  16.  @kotsaris87  thr scientists took human foetal cells crisper manipulated them and scrubbed them to make the potion. Don't talk about decades of real vaccination where you weaken a virus to the point of being able to inject
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  17.  @Lazymotion  Covid-19 socalled vaxx
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  18. I had shin splints in the army in 1979 from running the 2.4 km with boots and rifle and kit
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  19.  @louisegoldsmith1038  https://youtu.be/RPPynbZjC7Q Similar to mine. I remember saying that i felt queasy and the surgeon said no problem and injected some sugar into the intra venous drip and I immediately felt good
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  20. I am 62 and getting a little gyp with my right knee so I'll look forward to seeing the video
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  21. I suppose you can call it a turbo bone A bit like the atlatal that gives a spear an extra bit of voom
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  22. For stronger endothelial lining i take manganese and zinc and copper supplements. I did not have covid
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  23. And this is EXACTLY what the travelling to mars makes it a fantasy from the ponzi scheme manager for Tesla. The muscle will atrophy on the 6 months time it takes to get to mars. Pie in the sky snake oil salesman musk. Just like you ain't going to have free speech on twitter. The free lunch doesn't exist.
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  24. My gout medication is colchicine. Its a kind of mild poison from the saffron bulb. It stomps on cytokines. It also stop overeaction during covid infection
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  25. Very painful. I had it for a year
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