Youtube comments of Dr. John Campbell (@Campbellteaching).

  1. Don't know about anyone else, but I would have so loved to meet up with these ancient peoples. I feel sad that we can not.
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  2. Thank you for this Jimmy, I really enjoy watching your comprehension of this. We share the same bemusement.
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  3. Basic structure and function of the heart. Often people gloss over the 'simple' stuff, and miss areas of important understanding. The main things are the plain things, and often, the plain things are the main things. Please draw your own diagram, rather that taking the short cut of freeze faming and screen capture.
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  4. Wow, what a lot of work to produce this excellent product, seriously well done.
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  5. Lets hope the 'powers that be' are listening, thanks for passing this message on Jimmy
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  6. I agree with you Jimmy, why is no one shouting about this in the legacy media.
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  7. I did manage a short walk this afternoon as well, just thinking about a healthy drink now ....
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  8. First class work, thank you doctor.
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  9. Thats what I thought as well
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  10. Wonderful news on the OBE, we so need more recognishion of doctors and scientists. Seriously well deserved.
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  11. Excellent presentation
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  12. I think it is mutational change
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  13. Thank you for covering this Jimmy
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  14. I am so sorry for your loss. We will get to the truth of this.
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  15. I have seen this comment, thank you.
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  16. Its beyond me as well, seems very strange.
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  17. Good question
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  18. I am so so sorry, there is nothing worse than seeing our children suffer. Bless you and your son.
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  19. I agree, camping is great and should be a fundamental right.
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  20. Will do
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  21. You are not crazy,
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  22. I have seen it Verdant, thank yhou
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  23. I do hope so, thanks Jessica
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  24. I am so so sorry, bless you and may she rest in peace
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  25. Excellent data as always, thank you Tim and team
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  26. He is home from hospital and a fair bit better, thank you
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  27. You are developing in a positive direction
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  28. Excellent observation, thank you
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  29. excellent witty comment, I will use that one
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  30. Ive left a message under you YT video
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  31. I do get food brought to my room even other day
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  32. Yes, if it aint bust don't fix it.
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  33. Thank you Peter, would you like to direct message me on twitter?https://twitter.com/home
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  34. I am sorry for the loss of your husband, and would like to talk to the practicing surgeon if possible.
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  35. Thank you as always Tim, world class data
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  36. Thank you Peter
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  37. Looking forward to your analysis
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  38. Im so sorry you are suffering in this way. Do try to get a formal diagnosis.
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  39. Yes, he was very kind
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  40. Be assured, I am NOT a scientologist.
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  41. very wise, its high in sugar
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  42. O yes, unless you really need one.
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  43. Thank you so much Chase, it it this encouragement that keeps me going.
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  44. Thank you for this and being so supportive tashatsu
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  45. Hey, it means a lot, I have Irish genes on both sides on my family, I love the country.
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  46. Good point, we have seen the tragedy of this many times of course, one person, armed and with a grudge.
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  47. I agree, it really is great
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  48. Excellent point, I will clarify this. We need to eat more fermented foods I guess.
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  49. I do that as well, when Im watching after recording
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  50. Yes, but you are still welcome
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  51. Did I get a scientific fact wrong?
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  52. How did you guess?
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  53. Worth try I suppose
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  54. So so please for your improvement, blessings from England and Australia
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  55. Thanks Imran, I believe you are person who strives to help people.
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  56. Thanks for being a regular view and commenter Andy
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  57. Thats it.
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  58. I am so sorry for your tragic loss.
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  59. Absolutely, life style is often more important than medicines, especially in prevention of disease. It's also about empowering everyone by thinking about low cost health interventions.
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  60. And God bless your husband, I do hope he starts to improve.
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  61. Excellent weekly review as always, thank you very much Tim and Zoe
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  62. Great job! Well done
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  63. Amen
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  64. These self experiments are excellent science and a noble thing to do.
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  65. He is home from hospital and a fair bit better, thank you
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  66. @First Last Would not happen in my lessons, thats for sure
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  67. Too fast, I have been making videos since 1991
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  68. Sorry! Back soon
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  69. christine@drjohncampbell.com
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  70. Thats good, not many of the other videos get many views, please keep going
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  71. I know, it is amazing how many comments have been posted, I have seen you comment and thank you for the blessing.
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  72. Thank you, God's blessings to you as well from England
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  73. Lets hope they recover soon
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  74. This discussion is excellent, I commend you on providing a world class public service.
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  75. Im delighted you are in a better situation now, stay safe
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  76. Hugs are good, thank you
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  77. Most interesting, thank you
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  78. Sounds like you Dad was a great guy, I would have loved to have met him and taken a ride in his truck.
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  79. @First Last More common than you might think
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  80. So sorry this is happening to you, I do hope you stabalise on the medications.
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  81. So please Tim and the Zoe team have taken this up, thank you.
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  82. I just wish we had that data.
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  83. I was thinking more about playing the next James Bond
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  84. do give plenty of thumbs up clicks, this helps the site to grow
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  85. 1. No, infectious when symptomatic and spotty 2. Normally lancing things leads to introduced eternal infection, but a good question. They dry up on their own.
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  86.  @nikitabt2177  Excellent, do please click lots of like buttons as well, this helps the channel to grow.
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  87. Do you wear gloves when you are cooking sausages? Its all bits of dead animal, no more or less. Are you aware of any transdermal, interspecies, zooanotic infections you can get from sheep meat, if so do let me know.
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  88. what an excellent question, I don't know, do let me know if you find anything out
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  89. Indeed, RIP Mr. Stewart. Tragic, I am so sorry for your loss and the circumstances of your loss. This should not have happened.
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  90. Yes, excellent point
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  91. Dear Vlad, I am so sorry for you loss, it is very kind and moving of you to share this, blessings, John
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  92. Definitely!! soon
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  93. Looking into that now, don't know as yet
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  94. If you are working with active cases it might be best to live away from the family for a period of time if this is possible. Lets hope you do not get any cases there, but I suspect you will unfortunatly.
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  95. Could well be right
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  96. Yes, please Sunny, campbellteaching@hotmail.com
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  97. So sorry for your loss Ken, its good that you have chosen to share your pain, bless you.
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  98. Yes, it's so important.
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  99. Yes, absorbed better with fatty food
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  100. I was a few months before that
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  101. Thank you for trying, interesting.
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  102. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  103. True, but how to implement this?
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  104. Useful information David, thank you
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  105. Thank you very much for this, excellent contribution. How likely is anatomical variation between individuals? Do we have any data on how often aspiration of blood actually occurs in practice? You are of course free to record short video message of this content form the cannel if you would like to do so, thanks again for your expert information.
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  106. Must be a difficult time, hope you keep well.
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  107. So sad, tragic, Im so sorry.
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  108. These are excellent reports, proper experts, rather than junior non specialist journalists on other MSM outlets that could be mentioned.
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  109. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
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  110. Dear Rosemarie, thank you for your kind words. It is so good to know the videos are helping people. I especially enjoyed this conversation, the nature of the ecosystem is just so beyond our understanding. Have a great and happy new year. John
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  111. The point is we are supposed to follow ' First do no harm' This is a fundamental issue. To seek to minimise the perception of human suffering is not acceptable.
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  112. Thanks Carolina, best wishes for your studies.
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  113. This is very strange, they must know. Sounds dangerous to me.
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  114. Wow, thank you
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  115. Lesson on blood cells, complex, but simple.
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  116. Good point, these would be a potential portal of entry.
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  117. Thank you Joe for this honour, we the people need to stick together.
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  118. Thank you for letting me know Molly, sounds like a wonderful thing.
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  119. Thank you JC
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  120. We have tired
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  121. Yes, we think so
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  122. O yes, first class bloke
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  123. O yes
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  124. Thank you so much David, I guess we have all been through a 'process' over the past few years. Our understanding as to the nature of reality has improved, we now see more clearly. What we see is often not what we would like, but it does reflect the nature of reality as dictated by the evidence. Every blessing.
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  125. I am so sorry for your tragic loss, and at such a young age
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  126. Apologies and correction. In this video I wrongly say the scabies mites (Sarcoptes scabiei) are insects, they are not and are correctly classified as Arachnida. This is because the adult mites have 8 legs, so are in the same group as spiders. Insects of course have 6 legs. They are 0.2 to 0.45 mm in size, not 10 times bigger as I said, always important to put the decimal point in the correct place. I hope to resume normal service in the next video.
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  127. Its always good to talk, thank you
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  128. Thank you for being so encouraging Caroline
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  129. Well, I learned a heck of a lot from this talk, many thanks Professor and Zoe
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  130. I love this kind of stuff
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  131. Thought you were going to say its was me
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  132. So sorry, this is so bad
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  133. Do stay well Stephen, God bless you also.
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  134. Correct, sorry
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  135. Correct, its a pity, but necessary for a time
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  136. Seems fine so far, thank you for asking
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  137. I agree, this is not what we should expect at your age.
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  138. Great presentation Gentlemen, thank you
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  139. I agree, main stream media is not worth watching on UK TV
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  140. Interesting, well done
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  141. drop me an e mail, campbellteaching@hotmail.com
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  142. What a profound testemony Devotion, amazing.
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  143. O yes, we all have to do homework.
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  144. That is one heck of a good point, I had not thought of the connection. it co won the 2015 Noble prize as well. I tried to grow some this summer, but it did not work, will try again.
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  145. I am so sorry, this is the worst tragedy possible.
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  146. Interesting, thank you
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  147. Thank you Jocelyn, its great to hear they are helping
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  148. Im not sure what we can do on a personal level, self education is probably most important
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  149. Its the first time I can see you!
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  150. yes it would, more deaths as well
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  151. I appreciate that
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  152. Thank you, I stayed to the end
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  153. So sorry to hear of your suffering Jean, I do hope things start to improve. I do hope you are being well advised as well. Blessings from England.
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  154. Thank you, I will
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  155. Thank you for that Keith, and for watching for such a long time.
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  156. Thank you Rise, I have seen first hand that this money is well spent
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  157. That is an excellent point
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  158. I am so sorry to hear of this tragedy, every possible blessing, John
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  159. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  160. No, but it's a good idea, I will look into how to do it.
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  161. Probably not that far, but from room to room or from flat to flat
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  162. Regular hand washing, do not tough your face until you have washed your hands. Follow all governemnt adivce on prevention.
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  163. Yer, dont listen to the loony fringe, stick with good reporting and science
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  164. ONS is based on random survey testing of the general population
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  165. Thank you very much for this conformation.
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  166. May the Lord bless and keep you Kmart, and give you wisdom as to the best course to take.
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  167. Yes, its good to have fever
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  168. Home oxygen would help most
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  169. Bless you both Vlad
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  170. Thank you so much!
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  171. the antibodies are complicated proteins, we cant make them
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  172. thank you, I will past this in the description
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  173. Thanks for the encouragement Teri, do stay safe and well, John
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  174. I am so sorry for your tragic loss, so sorry.
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  175. I am so sorry for your loss, tragic.
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  176. I do hope not, but it might be a good time to reduce or stop smoking.
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  177. Couldn't agree more, thank you
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  178. Happy new year!
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  179. Right on
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  180. What did you say?
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  181. Well, I have been aspirating imtramuscular injections since I was 18, and have not caused any bubbles of heart attackes yet. The contention that aspitation causes heart attacke is absurd.
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  182. I have been told my wikepedia page is locked
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  183. Yes, God bless Ukraine at this difficult time
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  184. very good point
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  185. Thanks, yes this one was fun, tasted good as well.
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  186. Thats great, thank you, its a lot of videos to watch, well done
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  187. Thank you, I have pasted this in the description
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  188. We don't know, may be many
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  189. So sorry for you loss
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  190.  @nikitabt2177  Thanks Nikita, sleep well.
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  191. Guess its the English way
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  192. Good point, thank you
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  193. God bless Nicole and thank you.
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  194. Yes, to an extent, but also consider it can get in through the eyes.
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  195. I am so sorry for your tragic loss.
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  196. Thats great to know Geoffrey, thanks for letting me know.
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  197. Thank you Kimberly
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  198. I am delighted for you Jay, if you would like to talk, contact me on campbellteaching@hotmail.com It would be great to get your experience on video
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  199. Trolls go with the territory Im afraid, I only delete the ones i consider dangerous
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  200. Good idea
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  201. Excellent report Adrian, thank you
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  202. Thank you for that John
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  203. Perhaps one of many
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  204. Cant find the refrence, please post it here, I dont know what mum means. So if you want to talk the talk then talk the evidence
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  205. I appreciate that
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  206. No, I never bother about trolls, they dont upset me. I just added this as an introduction to the channel video, which YouTube advise people to do. Thanks for you comment.
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  207. Lets hope lots of people watch
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  208. Made some more today actually, very tasty and healthy
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  209. technical issue, it will be on the next video
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  210. Its on the list, but its a big job to work it all out
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  211. get some moisturiser, helps to keep the bugs out
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  212. Blessings from England
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  213. Wow, thank you!
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  214. Wrong, I talked about this paper last week
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  215.  @crusindc5282  I do not have a pattern account, so thats not me
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  216. Yes, more of Matt to come
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  217. Sounds good, looking forward to you content
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  218. I wish I had a technical team
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  219. Welcome aboard!
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  220. Hugs are great, thank you
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  221. I am so sorry.
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  222. Mr Eric Blair who wrote under the name of George Orwell
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  223. The links are in the description, thank you
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  224. Thanks Not, great to know, John
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  225. Good news Anna
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  226. I did, in detail last week
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  227. No political party would acept me as a candadate, and as an independent its impossible to get elected. They have got this stitched up.
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  228. Yes, I had planned to include that but messed up the explanation, that's why I took it out. I will look at this bit again.
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  229. yes, sorry, I have put them on now
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  230. Yes, a real possibility
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  231. viral spread?
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  232. So sorry, back soon
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  233. I agree, this one came from a sheep
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  234. I agree, its so biased
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  235. Thank you King, Pleased to hear you are taking vitamin D and looking after your risk factors. So important to keep those blood sugars in the right place!
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  236. Please do
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  237. David, thank you, sorry, I downloaded the files and lost your original e mail. Are you happy for people to download them, they are such a great idea.
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  238. Im mostly with you Daniel, the amount of information we have has changed and that allows for evolution of our positions. It complicated also by the amount of information we have been allowed to have of course.
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  239. Tell him to talk to me, I will sort him out
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  240. Yes, the money will go directly to the first 100 poor families, then on to others if resources are available. You can tell this comment if from me as there is a tick by my picture and name.
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  241. So sorry Nikk, would you like to contact me campbellteaching@hotmail.com
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  242. Let's hope you are well, I hope you stay well.
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  243. If only, thank you
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  244. Yes, I agree flying is a risk.
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  245. Its a good point Doug, the crops were ready just when they were needed.
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  246. God bless her
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  247. Wow, thank you, hugs back
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  248. Thank you for this Thomas, please consider recording this information on a video report, you can contact me on campbellteaching@hotmail.com this will have more impact if it comes directly from you, John
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  249. Very true!
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  250. Thanks for this feedback, its great to know the videos are working, John
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  251. Yes, at lest to a degree
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  252. So sorry for your loss, John
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  253. Sounds good!
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  254. I did one yesterday morning, did you catch it?
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  255. This is a tragic series of events Garry, I am so sorry for your loss. Such a fundamental failure of all aspects of health care.
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  256. The great Richard Feynman, what a guy
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  257. Clyde, what you are doing is spam, I think you should stop.
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  258. Always!
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  259. True, but she does seem well informed
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  260. +jaddapuss If you have understood all of this, trust me, you are not cognitively challenged. Physiology is difficult and highly conceptual.
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  261. Great to hear from you Siran, thank you for being so encouraging.
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  262. Great to hear!
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  263. How did you know?
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  264. Be careful how you throw around snippets from the bible, words out of context can be pretext.
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  265. Thank you for this and I hope you make a speedy recovery
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  266. Exactly!!
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  267. Yay, thank you!
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  268. Great idea
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  269. Im so sorry, how can this have happened?
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  270. 1. All veins have one way valves which prevent back flow 2. Two systems of veins (superficial and deep) Deep veins are inside muscle so when muscle contract high pressure is imposed on the deep vein which propels them back to the RA. Superficial veins usually feed into deep veins. Lack of muscle contraction could cause DVT (Stasis of blood leads to thrombus which travels in to RA then into lungs where it leads to a pulmonary embolism) 3. Varicose veins: when valves fail blood regurgitates from deep back into superficial and keeps back flowing as more valves fail. Keep muscle active, but some component is genetic
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  271. Thank you for watching Sylvie, blessings from England
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  272. Hope you are feeling better soon
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  273.  @williamchristian246  the virus is Calle corona because it looks like a crown
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  274. Thanks so much Dawn, blessings to you and your family, John
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  275. So so sorry, this is terrible
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  276. Thanks for sharing this Jason
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  277. It is specific as far as I know, good question
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  278. Its a good point, this would make sense
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  279. I am so sorry for this tragic loss
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  280. I appreciate that!
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  281. Thanks for your feedback Kb, Im always delighted to learn the videos are helpful.  I only wish I had a production team, this one was just me Im afraid. I wish you well for all of your studies, John
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  282. God bless you also Afzal.
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  283. God bless you also Constance.
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  284.  @milenamitova2589  Ive put the download link in the video description for download
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  285. Thanks for doing that
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  286. Thank you for this comment, seen here in translation. After the scandal of the virus that was created, this organization must be dissolved... Many people know the truth now, thank you doctor for your tremendous efforts, all respect and appreciation to you, sir.
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  287. Of course, Moody Blues, both in a similar phase of life I suppose
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  288. Reassuring, thank you
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  289. Hope so!
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  290. I try
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  291. Thank you for all of your interesting and helpful comments Kimberly. You have been very supportive.
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  292. So eased you are feeling better Tim
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  293. Please do!
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  294. Glad to hear that
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  295. This is a good idea, yes, I will work on a certificate for this
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  296.  Matt White  Good point
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  297. yes, correct,
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  298. Awesome, thank you!
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  299. You have had a lot of misfortune, and it is good of you to share this experience. Sounds like you were somehow exposed to Rh positive blood, even before your fist child in 1962, as it sounds like you had the antibodies in your blood already. The presence the Rh antibodies would also explain why your reaction was so severe from the Rh positive blood you were given. Good job the nurses realised what was happing to you in time. Your current blood group will still be Rh negative, but you will always have the Rh antibodies in your plasma. Lets hope you are never exposed to Rh positive blood again.
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  300. Me too, Im just on best behaviour for the recording
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  301. I appreciate that!
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  302. I hope to, there are at least 3 or 4 dishes in my skill set.
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  303. Good point, thank you
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  304. You're very welcome!
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  305. I feel you are correct, thank you. God bless you also Enchanting.
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  306. So sorry Ronald, would you like me to share this?
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  307. Two years, well done, do keep it up and please click lots of like icons for me, this helps the channel
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  308. Thanks for this Inglis. would you consider a video report on your experiences, campbellteaching@hotmail.com
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  309. Happy new year!
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  310. Tell me about it
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  311. You are very welcome
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  312. I do hope you all make speedy full recoveries
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  313. Apologies and correction. In this video I wrongly say the scabies mites (Sarcoptes scabiei) are insects, they are not and are correctly classified as Arachnida. This is because the adult mites have 8 legs, so are in the same group as spiders. Insects of course have 6 legs. They are 0.2 to 0.45 mm in size, not 10 times bigger as I said, always important to put the decimal point in the correct place. I hope to resume normal service in the next video.
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  314. Spain teaches us what not to do so is important
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  315. That would be cool!
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  316. and Iran
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  317. Lest hope the situation improves really soon
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  318. I agree, but its hard to get news and data from Iran
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  319. Ner, I ride a Honda 500
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  320. O dear, I do hope not, poor guy
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  321. Do you wear gloves when you are cooking sausages? Its all bits of dead animal, no more or less. Are you aware of any transdermal, interspecies, zooanotic infections you can get from sheep meat, if so do let me know.
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  322. excellent point
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  323. thanks Robin, there are always some
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  324. A very useful comment, thank you.
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  325. Thanls for watching for such a long time
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  326. O, OK, yes this makes sense, thank you
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  327. Ive moved on to a Honda cb500f, the KTM was light, flick and fun, but it did stall in traffic sometimes.
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  328. Like it, thank very much
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  329. Interesting, I will look forward to it
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  330. You are so welcome
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  331. You have not even watched the video yet! Therefore you speak of that you do not know.
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  332. Thanks Garry, I think its such an important one
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  333. Thanks for this information
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  334. I wonder how many more of us there are?
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  335. Depends on the cancer, there are over 200 forms.
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  336. Yer, occupational hazard
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  337. Do listen to the podcast on the end screen
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  338. I fear you are correct
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  339. Good question, probably I guess
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  340. Thank you too
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  341. Firm data I next video
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  342. Excellent point, the paper does not comment on this possibility.
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  343. Thank you for watching over such a long time span, it is people like you that make it all worth while, John
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  344. Thanks, there has been a few such sites unfortunately
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  345. Two types of immunity The body is protected against microorganisms in basically two ways. The first is by innate immunity which is also referred to as non-specific. These non-specific mechanisms act against a wide range of potential infectious agents in a non- discriminating way. Secondly, immunity may be acquired, also called specific or adaptive immunity. In this form of immunity the body learns how to combat a particular species of microorganism.
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  346. Yes, I will try and work it out for next time, Im a bit new to live streaming
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  347. Not for now, or in the pub for that mater
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  348. Thats great, but it will still be there in the morning
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  349. I wish I had it more often
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  350. Osmosis is like a water fall it waters down, through a semi-permeable membrane. Water moves from watery areas to less watery areas.Water moves from areas of low solute concentrations to areas of high solute concentrations. Any help? John
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  351. Yes, I would say so
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  352. Thanks very much BadManin
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  353. Kind of an illustration
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  354. north of England
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  355. So sorry, this is outrageous
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  356. Thanks storm, is there a way to talk with you? You could DM me on twitter?
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  357. Thats because you are most welcome
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  358. Good point, it does kind of look after itself.
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  359. Thanks for letting me know the videos are useful. Its sometimes a bit lonely talking to a camera lens, and its so good to know people are being helped.
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  360. Well, no doctor or nurse should order a blood transfusion, unless your blood has been cross matched first. If we ever do give emergency transfusions, this would be with O neg blood anyway.
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  361. Ok, thanks, a very king helpful comment
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  362. Thank you Jessie, so kind of you.
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  363. I had not thought of that, but its a great point
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  364. You are very welcome
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  365. I think this is a zero probability event, but thank you for the kind comments
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  366. I was in that for a while myself
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  367. Glad you enjoyed it
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  368. Thank you Susannah
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  369. You are more than welcome Bev, God bless you also.
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  370. I don't have an agenda, except to follow the evidence
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  371. This is the transcript, https://hansard.parliament.uk/Commons/2024-01-16/debates/152B485D-812D-43CC-9D25-C2B651564810/ExcessDeathTrends?highlight=westminster%20hall#contribution-46059AFE-9A03-472B-9364-0BF972E2E7D8
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  372. So pleased you are feeling better now, have you seen a good doctor?
    20
  373. Look out for a change tomorrow
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  374. Thanks Gina, the like button helps
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  375. Do you think there is any difference between alpha and delta times as opposed to the current omicron time?
    20
  376. Not yet Rusty
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  377. I love dogs
    20
  378. This ofter required a higher amputation unfortunate, these patients often end up wit a below knee amputation. It's a tragic complication.
    20
  379. Thank you, scabies video to follow shortly.
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  380. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/excess-mortality-p-scores-average-baseline?country=~SWE
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  381. So true
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  382. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  383. More on blood transfusions and blood groups.
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  384. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  385. Thanks, have you seen the other 2 videos I have posted on Corona?
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  386. Thank you, great to hear this from you as a professional.
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  387. Yes, its the new name
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  388. Hugs are good Susan, thank you
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  389. Amen, yes
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  390. I know, I feel the same, but it was killed for meat.
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  391. O yes, Im used to it
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  392. You are indeed
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  393. Chapter 17
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  394. yes I do
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  395. Wonderful!
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  396. I would love to see that!
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  397. This is a serious point, also please report on the health of your mates in the trade
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  398. If I understood it myself
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  399. I agree, I also taught and assessed paramedics for a while
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  400. I guess so, strange but true.
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  401. O dear, this should not happen. Was it an emergency, or a mistake? Any way you will now probably have Rh antibodies in your blood. I assume you are a man from your name? In this case the antibodies will not cause any pregnancy problems.
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  402. Yes, I suspect so, I need to check that out
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  403.  @annettevandermerwe8948  Ive put a link in the video description
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  404. For sure we don't
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  405. You are very welcome
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  406. You are so welcome
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  407. Indeed!
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  408. Im not sure this is true? Where did you get it from?
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  409. I do hope so
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  410. Wow, good stuff, are you up for doing a video report?
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  411. Wonderful!
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  412. Me to
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  413. Great question, I don't have data on that yet, but it is a concern
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  414.  @kennethstrickland9633  And your evidence for this claim is?
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  415. Good to know you are watching in Zambia, have you watched many of my videos?
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  416. As soon as I get a day off, hopefully in the next few days
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  417. I am so pleased you got effective treatment eventually, I do hope you are well recovered. Thank you for sharing your sufferings.
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  418. Great point Julie
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  419. Amen
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  420. Indeed, this is planned for tomorrow, its a very valid point
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  421. I think the main problem is eating and abuse of wild animals
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  422. Indeed, well reminded
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  423. There may well be, we might not know for decades into the future
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  424. Amen
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  425. Its always difficult to know how much detail to include, some say the videos are too long already, other want more detail. I guess the aim is to give an understanding on which future learning can be based, rather than trying to make the videos an encyclopaedic resource. However, you make a good point.
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  426. Weight gain can occur when more calories are consumed than metabolised.
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  427. Thanks for sharing!
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  428. so many see it now, but they keep getting away with it
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  429. This is sad, it can have such adverse effects on the individual and their family.
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  430. Much appreciated, thank you for watching and sharing
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  431. Great, but do hit lots of thumbs ups up icons as well, this helps he channel lots.
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  432. Pleased you are back now
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  433. Thank you Jackie any encouragement like this is so helpful, bless you
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  434. Cheddar, yes we need an update
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  435. Given the data at the time, yes
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  436. Lets hope not, but be ready
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  437. Indeed, as is diabetes.
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  438. Old adults were also good on Dads Army
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  439. excellent point
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  440. Yes, I think so
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  441.  @ze_chooch  Only a man I assure you
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  442. CN XI used to be called the spinal accessory, CN VIII used to be called the auditory.
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  443. Nearly finished prep, so hopefully soon
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  444. Thank you, a tragic observation.
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  445. Glad to hear it!
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  446. Much appreciated
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  447. Ii think you have a very good point
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  448. How dare you call my viewer clueless Paul, apologies to Steve at once!
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  449. O, I did not know, was it a good report?
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  450. Much appreciated!
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  451. I think so, it does seem to be from animals
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  452. If you want to send me a link, people may want to buy one from you, its very clever how you have made it, thank you again
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  453. Wow, thank you!
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  454. So sorry to hear you are suffering in this way Megan, I do hope you start to improve.
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  455. Glad you like them!
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  456. I love stilton
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  457. Sunshine?
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  458. Yes, they go off in about 2 minutes normally
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  459. You are very welcome
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  460. Thanks for that
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  461. Land of the free
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  462. Well done!
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  463. Thanks for letting me know Rebecca, God Bless, John
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  464. Its a great word
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  465. Did I say that? Opps.
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  466. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  467. Has anyone worked out how many pollutants are released into our already polluted atmosphere as a result of this display? Do we know what specific toxins are realised, and are we provided with a list of the potential carcinogens produced? Do we know how long these pollutants will remain in the atmosphere, and what proportion will be transferred into the food chain. What volumes of dioxins were produced? Do we know how long these will remain in fat soluble form in the food chain? Which medical conditions could be caused or exacerbated as a result of these pollutants? What about the green house effect, to what degree is this increased? Any answers to any of the above welcomed. Happy new year to all readers.
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  468. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  469. I have done this many times in previous videos
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  470. I appreciate that, thats a lot of watching
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  471. Why?
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  472. Thanks, not many people notice
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  473. Im just getting the forms uploaded to my website so they can be downloaded by anyone
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  474. O dear, do yo have a link for this video please?
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  475. Thank you, there are donation links and contacts in the description below the video.
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  476. Technically a bradycardia is defined as below 60 beats per minute.
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  477. It is!
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  478. I know, its Youtube who put on the restrictions, I don't like it at all.
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  479. Tragic, I am so sorry for this terrible loss
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  480. Thanks, do try to give the videos plenty of thumbs up clicks.
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  481. I appreciate that!
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  482. Hey, well done, keep it up great stuff
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  483. Love the x1.5 speed, thank you Jimmy
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  484. Thank you for this concern, Im just busy working at the moment, and hope be back soon
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  485. Thanks for listening
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  486. You show a lack of basic understanding, the cases in March and April were 50 times more than the official figures.
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  487. Excellent point
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  488. Thanks for all the watching, thats a lot to watch
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  489. I appreciate that!
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  490. I think so
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  491. Thanks Jeff, so pleased the videos have been helpful, have great Christmas
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  492. This is what its all about Emma, thanks so much for letting me know
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  493. Thanks Jamie, and to you.
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  494. Rabiu Hassan Thanks Rabiu, its always good to know the videos are bing useful. I hope the material is helpful in all of your work as you help people, John
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  495. Genius is 1% inspiration, 99% perspiration.
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  496. Thanks Simon, there are plenty more videos on the channel. Best wishes for the EMT.
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  497. and radiation
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  498. Do you have a short concentration span?
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  499. Me too, thanks for watching
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  500. Thank you Suneel, I do feel this content is very useful, not only that is was great fun to make. So, if high blood pressure is not controlled many diseases can develop, heart disease and stroke for example. prevention is better than cure.
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  501. Only a man, I assure you
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  502. Wrong, I have not deleted any comments today
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  503. Thats amazing, thank you for sticking with it all this time, John
    14
  504. Yes, we should be using thousands of them
    14
  505. Sure, all hard cheese.
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  506.  @Karina-hk4vy  Sure, its always good to talk, also the basic anatomy does not change.
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  507. Thank you for watching, great to know you are a regular viewer.
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  508. Thanks John, it would be good to talk with you about this. I fully admit my ignorance in this area
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  509.  @xdrowssap4456  A lot of it is the way they eat animals as well
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  510. I would love to, do you think he would talk to me?
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  511. You can do it!
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  512. I do hope so S14
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  513. Yes, please send the link to me or Friendly Pharmacy 5. campbellteaching@hotmail.com
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  514. Yes, good point
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  515. Yes, its great. But this may result in more spread, that's the problem.
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  516. I appreciate that, its a strange situation we are in
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  517. Lets hope so, I do hope people watch
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  518. Sorry, it is at the top of the description now.
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  519. No its not, I have seen them
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  520. with Stilton of course
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  521. Thanks Sam, great to know the videos are intelligible in different countries and cultural settings. Please accept my best wishes and prayers for you and your country at this painful difficult time.
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  522. Good point, the vaccines being given are still based on the original virus
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  523.  @masterxicon1145  Well, let's hope you do not catch it in the first place. Current data from China suggests the case mortality to be 3%.
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  524. I appreciate that!
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  525. Thank you for these helpfut tips. Much of what you suggest is on the full DVD programme, unfortunatly youtube only give us 10 minute slots so these are really just introductions, John
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  526. Do you consider it possible you could be reflecting the prevailing dogma of a particular sub-group?
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  527. Hey, Im one man, not a team, I cant cover everything. As to this particular topic, I must admit I had not heard of it, I will take a look.
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  528. Thanks Lee, I think the music worked well, it will be interesting to see the reaction
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  529. Like it
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  530. You are very welcome
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  531. Thank you Nancy
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  532.  @gabedavila1842  Governments should issue statements, so it depends on where you live, WHO and CDC will also issue updates I would think.
    13
  533. I appreciate that!
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  534. Cool, thanks
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  535. thanks Reem, great to know
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  536. We all have so much to learn, thank you for watching long term.
    13
  537. Amen
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  538. Well if I do, it won't be my fault
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  539. This has not always been the case unfortunately
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  540. I agree with your conclusions
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  541. Yes, I think is is from from early Chinese data, its a real concern for later in the year
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  542. Excellent, Im glad they are helping, John
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  543. Lets hope it transpires that you are right Louise
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  544. I have put the rest of this lecture on YouTube. It now goes up to part 8, so you can watch the whole lecurer on YouTube.
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  545. Thanks for this
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  546. I haven't, but its a good idea. I will put it on the list.
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  547. Wow, thank you
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  548. Thanks for sharing!
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  549. Morning!
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  550. آمل أن يبارك الله دراستك وعملك ، السلام عليكم
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  551. I have to edit it myself, takes me ages, sorry
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  552. Also I have arranged it so there are never adds in the body of my videos.
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  553. Are you looking at your own or someone elses right atrium?
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  554. +Arwa Muhammad Thank you, of course the truly great work is that of our Creator who made these thing in the first place. I wish you well for your work and studies.
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  555. Not really, I have taught this sort of material in class before, I sometimes practice the diagrams.
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  556. This new format of video is based on power point presentations. I do not normally use these in class, as they can be a bit boring, but as a method to communicate a load of stuff, in one e file, they are good. Remember, you are not supposed to be entertained, only informed. I have started a series of these on my youtube channel, campbellteaching
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  557. Thanks Sheri, I hope your course and studies go well.
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  558. You are very welcome
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  559. There are plenty of videos to be going on with on the channel, do let me know how you get on.
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  560. Thank you for these insights Carl
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  561. I have discussed this, also Ive been making YT videos for years, you need to come up to speed
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  562. Sorry, this was supposed to be ready for breakfast viewing
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  563. Thanks very much Pichdara, it was a good time there. Like to know what you are doing now, Im on facebook as John Lorimer Campbell
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  564. Sometimes we need to take risks in life Saffron.
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  565. I am pleased you have boosted your physical health, excellent. Im more a child of the70s myself.
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  566. Thanks for the update
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  567. do please watch my apology video
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  568. Well, the whole point is to avoid that, but in this limited information situation, you are correct.
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  569. Yes, new camera setup, will sort it for net time
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  570. Me too
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  571. do try again in a few minutes, it should work
    12
  572. This is very true
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  573. Yes, soon as I get time
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  574. Couldn't agree more!
    12
  575. I love Southern Ireland
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  576. Correct
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  577. the H stands for hormone
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  578. Can you send me an e mail?
    12
  579. Glad it was helpful!
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  580. All well, thank you Suzanne
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  581. You just have to love what God gives you.
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  582. Thats good, do you have a link?
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  583. Its back now, sorry
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  584. You are so welcome
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  585. Thanks, but Im not so sure
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  586. Bed sheets, yes, door handles, probably
    12
  587. Amen
    12
  588. Well, have a cup of tea in the middle
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  589. Actually, its not free, you have to use the knowledge to help people.
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  590. Excellent, well done.
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  591. Depends on how severe the risk factors are, also risk factors are synergistic in effect. People with multiple and severe risk factors develop atheroma at an early age. This is why we should appropriatly treat hypertension, diabetes, obesity, hyperlipidaemia and ensure non smoking for example.
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  592. Youtube don't like dissection videos, so its a bit of a problem
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  593. I have reported on all of these countries, many times, just difficult knowing what to fit in where.
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  594. Interesting, overall I really like China.
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  595. Same to you!
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  596. Of course, everyone calles me John, or worse
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  597. I appreciate that!
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  598. You could well be right on both counts!
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  599. Thanks for sharing!!
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  600. Not yet Rusty
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  601. If so you would be about to define a delusion for me?
    11
  602. Good idea
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  603. Good point!
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  604. excellent point
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  605. How on Earth do you get people of this calibre on your channel
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  606. For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. 14 I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well. 15 My frame was not hidden from you when I was made in the secret place, when I was woven together in the depths of the earth. 16 Your eyes saw my unformed body; all the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be.
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  607. I suspect you are a lot smarter than you might think
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  608. Thank you Becky, please continue to do so.
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  609. I appreciate that!
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  610. Good to know!
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  611. Awesome! Thank you!
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  612. Yes, but I search for more explanations
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  613. You are very welcome
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  614. Pain is a symptom not a sign. A sign is something we see, hear, touch or smell. These signs can be quantified, such as pulse rate or death of breathing ventilations. However, because symptoms are something the patient report to us about their experience, it is dependent on their subjective experience. In psychological terms it is called a phenomological experience, and no one has worked out a way to measure these directly. We do use a pair rating scale, so a person can report consistently on their relative experience of pain, but again this relies on their subjective reporting.
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  615.  @gachasnookie639  Well you can always get a local doctor to check you over if you feel it would help. I guess it is hard whenever we contemplate human mortality as this reminds us of our own mortality.
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  616. I would love to, but its very hard to arrange, and they would have to agree
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  617. I think so
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  618. Camped there many times, love it
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  619. Yes, I just ignore the trolls, unless they insult my guests
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  620. I agree, it should be Sir Norman
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  621. Sounds good
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  622. Morning!
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  623. I appreciate that!
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  624. I think so, at last to some degree
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  625. Ner
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  626. It's my pleasure
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  627. Good idea, there is WHO guidelines on this
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  628. Groups that were there before Europeans arrived
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  629. Pretty much! But it has not gone in yet
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  630. Thank you Me, God bless you also
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  631. I think God has chosen many people
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  632. I plan to do exactly that, ASAP
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  633. Love Dave Allan, watched him as I grew up
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  634. Im thinking of doing the same, its bias all the way through
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  635. Do try and listen to what I am saying
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  636. Oh yes!
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  637. Good morning!
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  638. Thank you for this doctor
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  639. Good point
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  640. Thank you, corrected
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  641. Thanks for sharing
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  642. Thanks Sarah, we agree
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  643. Thanks for watching!
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  644. 26 Then God said, “Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness, so that they may rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky, over the livestock and all the wild animals,[a] and over all the creatures that move along the ground.” 27 So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them. 28 God blessed them and said to them, “Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and subdue it. Rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky and over every living creature that moves on the ground.”
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  645. Dear Mary, Thank you very much for letting me know you have found the videos useful. This is important as you are the reason they were made in the first place, to allow you to help the people around you. John 
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  646. This series goes up to at least 15, so you are not quite finished yet, but well done for getting so far.
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  647. Yes, it does have a good blood supply, but the liver also generates a lot of heat. This is because it s a very metabolic organ, carrying out numerous energy using processes. With all energy generating processes, the end result is always heat. Its actually the liver that helps to keep us warm. If you look in the hepatocytes, they are packed with mitochondria which generate all of the enerygy and heat.
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  648. I remember it well!
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  649. We would expect eight to nine segments on the left depending on the division of the lobe. In general, there are four segments in the left upper lobe (anterior, apicoposterior, inferior and superior lingula) and four or five in the left lower lobe (lateral, anteromedial, superior and posterior).
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  650. Sheds are great
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  651. Are MSM covering this important topic?
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  652. Good point, they should.
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  653. Mostly, yes, thank you
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  654. Not yet Rusty
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  655. Hey there!
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  656. Not yet Rusty
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  657. nearly
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  658.  @mehwashshahid18  Human organs are very similar of course, we share so many things with the animals. I guess we are animals with self awareness.
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  659. Lovely country, I had some great walks there.
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  660.  @Kerrison01_01  Honad 500
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  661. Thanks for watching!
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  662. Thank you for this report Robert
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  663. smallpox for example
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  664. Thank you kindly
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  665. I think any prize is unlikely, but I do believe in the special relationship, we need to work much more together, good things would emerge.
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  666. No, I think it will be gone in a few years
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  667. Morning!
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  668. You're most welcome
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  669. Weire coincidence, still delighted you are better
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  670. Do you mean 4,000 international units, which would be 100 micrograms
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  671. Thank you for this insight doctor.
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  672. Good idea
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  673. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
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  674. Its on the list, yes
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  675. So true Veramae
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  676. Thank you and welcome
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  677. Bless you Missions, and thank you.
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  678. Good video, but I wish you would post primary source references
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  679. Im not sure we still need social responsibility. I'm happy to go back to proper hugs
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  680. Thanks you for this, I am so pleased the videos are helping. Do you find my English easy to understand?
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  681. have you united the name of the channel?
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  682. Just finishing off a video on mental health
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  683. Sure, juxtamedullary cortex, think this is fairly well accepted now. Do reduce your chances of getting cancer in later life by eating broccoli, prevention is better than cure.
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  684. Because its a lovely country with great people
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  685. I have not heard of the Teas 7 exam, is it a US thing? I wish you well with your ambishions, and of course there are many ways to help people. I suspect you are already helping those around you.
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  686. ADH regulates water balance while aldosterone regulates sodium, John
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  687. I write them out myself and print them in font 18 in a column.
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  688. I used to visit Bangkok when I worked on the Thai - Cambodia border in the 80s
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  689. Matthew 7, 1-3
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  690. Useful background, thanks
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  691. Glad you liked it!
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  692. I am so sorry for your tragic loss
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  693. Excellent information, thank you
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  694. Thanks so much for your warm welcome, I felt at home in Copenhagen.
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  695. Sorry, should not have been any in the video, now corrected I think
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  696. like it
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  697. Guyton is superb
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  698. You are most welcome Teresa, I teach nurses in the UK, and sometimes in Cambodia, when I get the time. John 
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  699. Learn about blood groups, fascinating topic.
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  701. Excellent
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  702. +Neo Ayeri Well, mostly my hand I guess.
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  703. +Dmitry Noritsyn No, I don't think so. Angiotensin 2 will directly vasoconstrict and increase aldosterone secretion. The ADH mechanism is separately controlled directly from osmoreceptors in the hypothalamus. However, your thinking is good, as both aldosterone secretion and ADH secretion will both lead to increases or conservation of blood volume.
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  704. Tunica means coat, an outer, middle and inner 'coat. I guess its the same root as 'tunic'. Layer might be a better term, but we are stuck with coat for the time being. I hope you do well Rabiu, and help a lot of people, John
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  705. 52 is absolutely fine, go for it.
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  706. Great to know people are still watching the pre COVID videos, thanks for letting me know
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  707. O dear
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  708. Amen
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  709. Thanks for letting me know Sheri, you are right, learning and teaching about health and disease it truly an infinite, on going process. I agree it would be good to get more views, but health cars is always about helping individuals, and if I can do that, thats enough.
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  710. I have already posted 15 videos on diabetes
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  711. We agree!
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  712. Well said!
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  713. Definitely!
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  714. thank you so much Suzanne
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  715. Thanks for sharing!
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  716. Have you had the disease ZZ
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  717. And you also
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  718. Im afraid it goes with the territory online, usually best just to ignore it. Ive been insulted before, its no big deal. Generally, I only remove comments if I think they are dangerous in some way. Thank you fo being concerned.
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  719. Long live freedom of speech
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  720. I am so sorry for your loss Phil, thank you that you felt able to share this.
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  721. You are correct
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  722. O dear, I wish her well
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  723. Good point, I must work on this one
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  724. Yes, absolutely
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  725.  @karenspellboundbookart2919  Ill put it in the description
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  726. Yer, long term, what did I say?
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  727. I think so, interesting points.
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  728. Youtube won't let anyone monetise COVID-19 vids.
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  729. Thanks for this conformation Jeffrey
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  730. Wow, thank you! So pleased you are watching in Russia
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  731. Wow, thanks
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  732. Many thanks!
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  733. You too!
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  734. Thanks so much for your support bjt I hope to be back in a few days.
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  735. vey limited unfortunately, this really should be published
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  736. not now, it was this morning
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  737. Morning butter
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  738.  @pelvissnatcher7274  Hmmm
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  739. I agree
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  740. Thank you for this comment, however your meaning is somewhat unclear, these You Tube clips are the first 10 minutes of DVD programmes which are often an hour or more long. If you would like to clarify your question I will do my best to answer. I look forward to hearing from you, John
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  741. Same to you!
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  742. You are so welcome
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  743. Hello!
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  744. Yes, you could catch it through food
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  745. This is true.
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  746. Makes you wonder why these people are getting paid?
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  747. Bless you Ellen, thank you
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  748. Great news J, thanks for letting me know.
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  749. Sounds great!
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  750. Tomorrow
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  751. Of course, slip of the memory, thanks you
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  752. concerned, yes
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  753. Phosphorus may well be in very short supply in the galaxy, no phosphorus almost certainly means no carbon based life. So any planet with the full set go Goldilocks conditions (if such a planet exists) would also need to have phosphorous or it would be sterile. I feel the current balance of probability is that we are the only biological life in the galaxy and probably the only intelligent life in the cosmos.
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  754. On my Mothers side
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  755. Don't we all
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  756. Wow, thank you
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  757. Maybe one day!
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  758. How dare you
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  759. The odd one gets through, thank you
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  760. Bless you Pamela, thank you
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  761. Have you actually watched this video?
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  762. It should not make a difference, don't know why they told them that
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  763. Correct, the other Donald
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  764. I want you to
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  765. Thank you!
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  766. Yes, its nearly finished, should due out soon
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  767. we are trying
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  768. Men have a higher haemoglobin than women to supply their larger muscle mass with oxygen. Release of EPO is stimulated directly by oxygen lack which is detected in the kidneys. The EPO is produced and released by the kidneys, and then circulated to the red bone marrow.
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  769. Thanks Mohamed, It is great to realise how well we are created.
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  770. +Max Webster Red wine is higher in antioxidants than white wine, but if you don't drink, please do not start. Get your antioxidants from fruit and veg.
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  771. Vasoconstrictin is part of the sympathetic adaptation to shock, for example in hypovolaemic or cardiogenic shock, its a compensatory mechanism, but is also useful for us to be able to recognize. However, in some forms of shock, vasodilation is part of the cause, such as in septic shock or anaphylactic shock. This is because blood pressure equals cardiac output multiplied by peripheral resistance. So while vasodilation can be a clinical sign, in other forms of shock it can be part of the cause.
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  772. I think it is that simple, its necessary to maintain systemic blood pressure in order to perfuse the cerebral circulation, that is to maintain cerebral perfusion pressure. If CPP is reduced the blood supply to the brain, and therefore the oxygen supply to the brain, will be correspondingly reduced. This will result in cerebral hypoxia. Of course if there is an increase in intracranial pressure, beyond normal, this will be a 'double whammy', i.e. it will compound the cerebral hypoperfusion. This is the outworking of the simple equation, CPP = BP - ICP. This also fits in with the ABCD approach, addressing the circulation before the disability. If the oxygenation and circulation are adequate, then hypoxic, hypoperfusional secondary brain injury becomes less likely.
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  773. Much appreciated
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  774. I thin we have to say there is an element of risk yes, if there is a viral prevalence in the population.
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  775. I appreciate that
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  776. Glad you liked it!
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  777. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
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  778. I think you have to love what God gives you, this is not a matter of science.
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  779. I need to sell some of my books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
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  780. Much appreciated!
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  781. Good point, I would certainly hope so
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  782. That a good, chemistry is so important.
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  783. To an extent, yes
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  784. well spotted
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  785. Absolutely the point, yes
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  786. I agree, there is something weird going on in physiological systems, so complex, yet so simple and functional.
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  787. Glad to hear it!
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  788. God bless you also Carol, thank you
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  789. Is that what I said? Old habits I guess
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  790. We agree!
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  791. Thanks for watching!
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  792. Excellent, thanks for letting me know, do click lots of like buttons for me.
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  793. Sorry, had to upload in 2 parts
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  794. Wow, thank you!
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  795. Thanks for listening
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  796. Still on the to do list, sorry
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  797. No, would only be smelly if it was infected.
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  798. No, its not, it is recorded locally in Uganda in a very low tech studio
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  799. Hey, I need all the help and support I can get
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  800. This is appalling, I am so sorry for your loss.
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  801. correct, why would I need wear gloves?
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  802. Thank you very much for this, I am reloading now under a different name, I will try using dates, instead of titles
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  803. Sorry, a bit late today
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  804. You're most welcome!
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  805. Do remember this is a pathological condition.
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  806. And others, decades of abuse
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  807. excellent point
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  808. Much appreciated!
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  809. Of course, thank you
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  810. Lets hope everyone watches
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  811. Yes, gives a nice bit of crunch texture
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  812. Most likely, yes
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  813. Tapes, that was a while ago, thanks for sticking with it.
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  814. You too!
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  815. Good to know Jessica, thanks for the message.
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  816. Ever heard of cyctitis? Ever heard of ascending infection? What about the concept of a continious surface?
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  817. what is sans?
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  818. Thank you Kat
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  819. Lovely part of the World
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  820. Yes, I think natural immunity will turn out to be better and last longer. However, his population does not have any yet, so a lot of people will get sick and die first. They are not protected by vaccine immunity while they develop natural immunity unfortunatly.
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  821. Thats a lot of videos to watch, thanks very much for sticking with it.
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  822. That is awesome!
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  823. The end two thirds of the nose is cartailag, not bone, it could also have been dislocated as opposed to broken.
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  824. Good morning!
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  825. Well Robert, this is outrageous. Shocking a conscious patient should be unthinkable for any health care professional.
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  826. Yes, of course
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  827. Thank you! You too!
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  828. It would have to be given before someone became infected, and then there would need to be some time, up to a few weeks, for full immunity to develop
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  829. Hello there!
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  830. Would you like to receive the correct dose of a drug if you have to go into hospital, may be everyone is not as smart as you.
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  831. You too
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  832. good points
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  833. Good point, lets hope so
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  834. Not yet Rusty
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  835. no, none is known to science
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  836. Prostatitis is inflammation of the prostate, and can sometimes be treated with antibiotics. As for BPH, there is no cure, I don't even think people are working on a cure as far as I know, it would sure be a good idea.
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  837. Good morning!
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  838. Do you think we can contain and stop the spread of omicron?
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  839. Lovely place, I felt at home there.
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  840. So sorry to hear this, I do hope you start to get better for now on. Thank you for sharing your difficultues.
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  841. I agree, who did that?
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  842. Yes, the lack of time is a real factor on these interviews
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  843. Wonderful to hear, Im am delighted
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  844. I worked in ITU myself for a couple of years
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  845. There are 4 separate viruses cause Dengue
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  846. Sounds good
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  847. This is true, but its what the data is saying.
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  848. Skin to skin spread is possible
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  849. Thats how it should be, one common man to another. Go forward Bro.
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  850. The early ones were recorded on VSH tape as far as I remember, glad they are still intresting.
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  851. I have pasted this into the description, very useful.
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  852. what does triggered mean?
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  853. You are most welcome Dagim, Im delighted you are watching in Ethiopia. God bless you also as you strive to help people.
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  854. You miss the main point, this is based on DATA, its not my opinions. Matthew Chapter 7 verse 1
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  855. GMailLeonard No, if a lymph node is removed it will not regenerate. This is why there can be regional problems with oedema after resection of lymph nodes.
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  856. Do you wear gloves when you are cooking sausages? Its all bits of dead animal, no more or less. Are you aware of any transdermal, interspecies, zooanotic infections you can get from sheep meat, if so do let me know.
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  857. Thanks for letting me know Amanda, its great they are being used, John
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  858. They are broken down in the lumen of the GI tract by enzymes, mostly amylase. They are then absorbed into the capillaries of the villa, after passing through the enterocytes. Any simple sugars that are not glucose are converted to glucose as they pass through the liver.
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  859. This particular format is based on Power Points, which I normally consider tedious, we have all heard of death by power point. However, when you add loud speakers, with a short talk behind them, they become a useful tool. I have a single DVD with about 100 podcasts and the original Power points these videos are based on, you can order this from campbellteaching.co.uk for covering costs. The advantage of having the original files of course is that you can edit them for you particular learning or teaching purposes.
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  860. Don't let anyone tell you you are stupid just because your brain function does not fit their myopic, cognitively challenged conception of the stereotype. There will be things you are way better at as a result of your enhanced brain function. I think you believe God made you the way you are for a very good reason.
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  861. Its a Parker fountain (ink) pen, I use one all the time, being a bit old fashioned.
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  862. +Ell English I think the mind is an emergent property of the brain. I believe this because when we turn down brain activity, with a general anesthetic, the mind is no longer aware. Consciousness and awareness are generated by the brain. Specifically, a lot of our consciousness is generated in the reticular activating system of the brain stem. I believe, that as long as we are alive, the mind, (what is us) is generated by the brain. These scientific statements make no comment on the mind being generated by an alternative agency. However, biological life is imaginable for our current scientific study.
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  863. Hello Salinda, Thanks for your encouraging comments, how is your training going, are you a second year now? John
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  864. Fantastic, thanks for using the videos creatively, John
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  865. Thanks corn, also they can get the 64 gig USB stick with all of the videos and podcasts, and the books from campbellteaching.co.uk
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  866. We try
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  867. Excellent, thanks for letting me know, do click lots of like buttons for me.
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  868. We can use relatively small amounts of money to save many lives, much better than mass government waste.
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  869. I guess its more a way of life, I only work 2 days a week clinical and as an example this lecture on regulation of respiration probably took about a day to make, but once Ive got an idea, I tend to thing about it for a few days, and the method of presentation comes together in my mind, so in that sense it took a few days to make.
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  870. Excellent point, there should be much more cooperation between vetenary and human medicine, so much to learn from each other.
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  871. I remember well the day the Berlin Wall fell
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  872. Im so pleased Susan
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  873. Don't let these difficulties stand in your way
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  874. Me too, sometimes these things really get to you.
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  875. Morning
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  876. no, there was not, is not
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  877. Bless you doctor
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  878. Fair point
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  879. Good thinking
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  880. Throat swabs obtained from the patient tested positive for 2019-nCoV on real-time reverse-transcription–polymerase-chain-reaction (RT-PCR) assays.3 On admission to the hospital, the man was isolated and treated empirically with antiviral agents, broad-spectrum antibiotics, and supportive therapies. Chest radiographs obtained on admission showed an infiltrate in the upper lobe of the left lung (Figure 1A). On January 25, he received supplemental oxygen through a nasal cannula at a rate of 5 liters per minute because of increasing dyspnea with hypoxemia. The partial pressure of oxygen was 57.2 mm Hg while he was breathing ambient air, and a progressive infiltrate and consolidation were observed on chest radiographs (Figure 1B through 1D). His fever disappeared on January 25, and his clinical condition has improved since January 26. His wife had no symptoms of illness while they were traveling.
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  881. Glad it was helpful!
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  882. Please don't do that
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  883. Thats good Julie, Im so pleased you have stayed well
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  884. You're very welcome!
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  885. My pleasure!
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  886. Yes they do
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  887. I hope so!
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  888. are you in Afghan just now?
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  889. Yes, thank you, he is home again now
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  890. Bless you Rose
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  891. I appreciate that
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  892. I have been trying to grow some
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  893. I've put it back now
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  894. Thank you too!
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  895. starting to look the way
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  896. Only 1 tablet at a time with prescription, not OTC
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  897. A question is not the same as a suggestion, do try and watch the video.
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  898. I think so too!
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  899. Yes
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  900. Thank you so much I will pass this on
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  901. You are most welcome Spring, thank you for getting back to me, John
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  902. Were we watching the same video?
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  903. All mainstream media have their own prospective. The BBC is one of the worst.
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  904. thanks for leaving a comment Gavin, Im sure all viewers will keep all comments polite and evidence based
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  905.  @MrTrainer1200  thats good
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  906. Estrogen containing oral contraceptives increase the plasma concentration of clotting factors II, VII, X, XII, factor VIII, and fibrinogen.
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  907. Noted!
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  908. Reporting on this tomorrow
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  909. No, it can not be produced in a lab or factory, it's always from a donor. There are other blood or plasma substitutes, but the real blood and plasma can only come form a donor.
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  910. there is a few more videos to go in the series
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  911. Don't talk rubbish unless you are going to give evidence for your claim
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  912. Its the cheapest Parker
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  913. Yes, fine, thank you
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  914. Excellent, thanks for letting me know, do keep going with the vids and tell your classmates.
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  915. Sounds good, perhaps along the lines of the Spanish versions?
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  916. Im actually Church of England now, but of course we share many belifes with our Catholic brothers and sisters.
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  917. Thanks, do click lots of 'like' buttons, this helps the channel to grow
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  918.  @dr.luckymumbai2028  if I write my phone number on here, Ill be getting calls night and day
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  919. Aldi specials
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  920. I have, a few weeks back. Im also collecting data on this issue myself
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  921. No, I dont know much about it, but it looks intresting. Good point.
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  922. Morning!
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  923.  @RVBob  It's an absolute contraindication, it should never be done.
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  924.  @exa11762  Quite all right, you are forgiven. Go forth and help lots of people.
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  925. Excellent point, did you see my previous video on personal protection?
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  926.  @xdrowssap4456  This is a factor for sure, plenty of scope for public health education.
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  927. Thanks, do click lots of 'like' buttons, this helps the channel to grow
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  928. This looks fairly definitive from 2018,  https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0929664618300639
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  929. yes, sorry one in 160
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  930. Blessings from England, I get the feeling there is much important work still for you to do.
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  931. Thank you for this Professor, may I use this in my videos please? My e mail is johnincarlisle@gmail.com thank you
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  932. Bless you Mary
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  933. Have fun!
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  934. I take K2
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  935. Next video is just uploading on that
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  936. Really? Im surprised, its not long enough.
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  937. Possible, for sure, good thinking
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  938. Thanks and welcome
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  939. You are very welcome
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  940. I would say so
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  941. This is one here, thanks for watching
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  942. We both know there is all that space
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  943. confirmed
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  944. Yes, I think so
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  945. Have you added it up properly?
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  946. No, thankfully not I worked on a cardiac Unit when the research was being done and gave some of the treatments
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  947. Yes, good point
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  948. Flax and blueberries so far. Im not sure about my next topic yet, Im mulling a few options ...... But no, we do not have a list we are working through.
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  949. Yes, breast feedings is protective, and of course best for baby. Your point about abortions is a powerful one.
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  950. We agree!
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  951. I think you are correct
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  952. I have posted over 500 already, how many have you watched?
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  953. Really, Im so pleased
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  954. Always welcome
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  955. It really is!
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  956. I don't think so, the idea of embryonic recapitulation is now rejected by main stream science. The comparative genetic evidence is much stronger.
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  957. Ask anything you like, Ill answer if I know the answer.
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  958. Indeed, this is mysterious, but one simplistic answer is mitosis, John
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  959. We drew it on previous episodes in the series.
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  960. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWRDYkB9IHU&t=2s This is the link to cardiovascular terminology
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  961. +louise bruno wood Quite right, I will get around to doing labels.
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  962. Because the ketosis is caused by insulin lack and in type 2 DM, there is still some insulin in the system. However, in type 1 DM, there is an absolute deficiency of insulin, leading to ketogenesis.
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  963. Who ever said that hunger and increased eating is a clinical feature of the 'classic triad' of diabetes presentation is wrong.
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  964. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Db0OU7wkv_o Did you check out the series on heart disease?
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  965.  @اسيلعليطرارغانم  I live in England
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  966. The concentration of glucose in the filtrate will not be higher than the concentration in the blood, so there will not be a glucose induced osmotic gradient from the blood into the filtrate. However, the presence of glucose in the filtrate will reduce the volumes of water reabsorbed from the tubule back into the blood.
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  967. Ill put this video on the to do list
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  968. +Claire Caiger They will to an extent, but the antibodies are very diluted, compared to the density of the antigens on the red cells. Also thats why we usually give packed cells, as the unit contains less plasma. The plasma is also useful for other blood products.
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  969. I sometimes have to practice the diagrams, depends how much I have taught the topic before, never really thought about the voice part so you make an interesting observation.
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  970. Hello Pei, No, the vertebral column is too dense and bony. You can feel it from the front, but not the back.
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  971. Im sorry you are put under stress in order to become a nurse.
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  972. Hello Lilsis, You are correct, ACE inhibitors are a first line treatment for hypertension. This means they would be contraindicated in carcinogenic shock, as they would lower the BP further. However, I said they could be used in congestive heart failure, not carcinogenic shock. In chronic heart failure, they will systemically vasodilate, therefore reduce after load and therefore reduce ventricular workload, so reducing development of ventricular hypertrophy and ventricular failure. I could of course have made this clearer. Best wishes, John
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  973. Daim Mehmood Excellent point, but they do when they are forming from stem cells in the red bone marrow. They lose the nucleus as they mature, just prior to release into the systemic circulation. In fact nuclear fragments are still visible for the first few days, these young red cells are called reticulocytes.
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  974. Yes, they do. The internal intercostal muscles contract during vigorous breathing. This means the volume of the chest can be reduced more partly, facilitating faster rates of ventilation.
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  975. +Yacob Rosenberg There are quite a few on Youtube already, have a look around campbellteaching channel.
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  976. In this case the CABC protocol would become relevant. C stands for catastrophic haemorrhage, so normally you might choose to arrest this bleeding first.
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  977. Yes you are quite correct, I think I have corrected this in the later versions. My current understanding is that C fibre axons synapse directly with ascending neurones, whereas A fibres have the relay neurons. This only became clear in my own mind a couple years ago. Well spotted.
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  978. Sorry, no anger intended.
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  979. +ciarajaro Excellent, you are learning at a higher level with conceptual understanding.
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  980. Do click plenty of like buttons for me, this helps the channel
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  981. Yes, splashed out on a Nikon
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  982. Thanks for watching!
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  983. You are so welcome!
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  984. Are you living there Mary? I would be happy to talk to you
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  985. Have you been able to see a medical genetics expert? They might be able to help with an underlying diagnosis? I assume you have tried Amitriptyline? Think about foods than might help to lower inflammation as well.
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  986. If you go onto campbellteaching on you tube they are all there, best wishes, john
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  987. All well, thank you, back soon, plenty more to say for sure
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  988. Wow, impressive 7 year old
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  989. I just need them for reading and close up stuff
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  990. see the recent video on President Trump
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  991. If you are from there I am happy to have you on
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  992. Your illogical assumption that I am trying to scare people is unjustified. Why would I want to do that? I have spent my life looking after people and trying to reduce their anxiety wherever I have been able. If you had watched previous videos, and paid attention in this one, I made is clear household speed is likely. Do try and think through issues before going public. Having said that to work through a thought process is completely acceptable.
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  993. That for sure, as are the staff and all of their families
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  994. Love that!
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  995. Awesome, thank you!
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  996. Just uploaded, should be on shortly
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  997. Glad you think so!
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  998. Ive banned him from my channel, some weird people around
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  999. of course
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  1000. I appreciate that!
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  1001. I appreciate that! its a long time to be watching
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  1002. Welcome back!
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  1003. tomorrows video will cover what I know on this
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  1004. I appreciate that!
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  1005. I would need a splash of coke
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  1006. I will
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  1007. You are very welcome
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  1008. Yes, sorry, Ive corrected it now
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  1009. Any time!
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  1010. Do you think there has been genetic changes in this virus in different parts of the world? If so the virus has changed. Evolution is just another word for change.
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  1011. Biotech can make loads of this if they wanted to
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  1012. mine too
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  1013. Hey, how many of me do you see? Research takes time, how many countries are there in the world?
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  1014. Seriously bad experience, Im sorry you had to go through this, did they say why you were vomiting blood?
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  1015. Ive got a lot on my channel campbellteaching I would be interested to know more about how you find the lessons?
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  1016. Hey, thanks!
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  1017. you just need to practice, liver on the right, spleen on the left
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  1018. good point, thank for this
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  1019. Thanks for listening
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  1020. You can see the eggs in faeces microscope slide samples
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  1021. What else have we got, the BBC?
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  1022. Great, thanks for letting me know Mark, do click plenty of likes for me, this helps the channel.
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  1023. Morning!
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  1024. Wow, thank you
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  1025. Thanks Victoria, probably someone in a bad mood. There are weirdos out there as well of course who are into some strange beliefs and do not like science and evidence.
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  1026.  @AliKhan-dl4zl  All advanced animals have a mesoderm as well. The 3 layers are needed to generate the complex forms necessary for a vertebrate body plan.
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  1027. God bless you also Yasmeen, and your country Jordon
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  1028. And I guess the food will be great
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  1029. Well, pale coloured mucous membrane can be a feature of anaemia. Clearly if you are worried about anaemia you need to get the doctor to do a blood test. I agree, its a pity to have a weeks delay just to see a medic. Worth considering your diet, are you getting enough vitamin C?
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  1030. I agree and I agree
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  1031. Thank you for sharing this important point Flutterby
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  1032. Well, you could be one of the few people to watch all of my videos, you are making excellent progress. May be I should have a certificate for people that have watched and liked 100 videos.
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  1033. I did, thank you
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  1034. You are very welcome
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  1035. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
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  1036. Good morning!
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  1037. You're very welcome!
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  1038. Good!
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  1039. Thank you Paul
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  1040. O, OK I could go live again
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  1041. Bless you Papillon
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  1042. I am delighted you are doing well John, may God continue to bless you. I agree its appalling that more explanations are not given by the very people who are supposed to be the carers and teachers.
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  1043. I wish we had some, they are good virus detectors
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  1044. yes there is a whole series on the nervous system, have you watched any yet? search under 'campbellteaching nervous system'
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  1045. Be assured, Anne is the real deal
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  1046. Thank you so much for contacting me. Your feedback is most encouraging. I am trying to integrate the background medicine we already know with the best available new evidence. Bless you and your vital work.
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  1047. Im sorry, thank you for letting us know.
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  1048. Lots and lots
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  1049. I thought it was Barry Marshall who discovered the role of helicobacter in peptic ulcers
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  1050. Yes, sorry, I am planning interviews with long term sufferers.
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  1051. Thanks, do click lots of 'like' buttons, this helps the channel to grow
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  1052. Yes, sorry, I did think that its a bit stark, but I thought it was a necessary introduction, next instalment will be on pathophysiology. Live broadcast tomorrow is hopefully a a good time for you?
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  1053. Is it, should be 100 - 120 per minute?
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  1054. I don't do horoscopes, sorry
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  1055. Thanks for watching!
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  1056. I will give it a go
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  1057. Asda
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  1058. You have no idea how wrong you are
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  1059. of course, 2001
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  1060. Well, internet contagion is unlikely
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  1061. Many thinks are not yet known about this new virus, let's hope for the best.
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  1062. often iron is given with folic acid, but it depends on the cause of the anaemia
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  1063. Please share
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  1064. what is a shill?
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  1065. Of course he was, and always will be your baby. I am so sorry for your loss.
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  1066. I don't know, its strange
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  1067. ones a vein and ones an artery
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  1068. Good one
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  1069. a while ago now, but you can get some replays on radio 4 podcasts
    6
  1070. Yes, I think so
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  1071. Take your time
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  1072. Excellent, thank you for letting me know
    6
  1073. Great point
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  1074. Glad you like them!
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  1075. Its converted in both different metabolic processes, people with renal failure have problems with bone loss
    6
  1076. Yes, but it is sure of course, you can see your own red cells
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  1077. Me too sometimes, I guess it's just the history we all share, and yet now we are here together, somehow.
    6
  1078. make sure you brush your teath after late night milk
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  1079. No Im not
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  1080. Excellent additional information, thank you
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  1081. Thank you so much, cyber hug in return
    6
  1082. Have you been able to see a vascular specialist, it would be a good idea if possible. For example they might recommend some compression stockings.
    6
  1083. We actually did that from UK data last week, most of the deaths were FROM
    6
  1084. Thanks for sharing
    6
  1085. Working out of town just now
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  1086. Thank you so much, I feel privileged by you comment.
    6
  1087. I wis you and him well, I do hope you get the best possible outcome.
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  1088. Excellent, thanks for letting me know, do click lots of like buttons for me.
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  1089. Wow, seriously well done, thank you
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  1090. Me too
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  1091. Very much so
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  1092. Not yet Rusty
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  1093. I would think so, yes
    6
  1094. Wow, thank you!
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  1095. O, is it, I thought it was the longest day
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  1096. yes, there is a series on blood, anaemia and respiratory system, search under campbellteaching channel
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  1097. Could well be, good point
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  1098. Im well up for that
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  1099. Treatments are available
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  1100. The pancreas has both endocrine and exocrine function, it produces insulin, glucagon and digestive enzymes.
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  1101. Good point, I could do with updating these programmes. God willing I will do so when I get the time, John
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  1102.  @mounirguerram642  Eventually a dehydrated patient will develop anuria. This will lead on to AKI. However, the kidney will not rehydrate the body, only fluid intake can do that. All the kidney can do is to reduce the volumes of water being lost by producing more concentrated urine, then finally no volumes of urine.
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  1103. I think you are correct
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  1104. Ive got about 4 or 5 I think
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  1105. My pleasure!
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  1106. Love your work, but its a vaccination, not an inoculation.
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  1107. Glad it was helpful!
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  1108. Such as it is!
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  1109. Very welcome
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  1110. Thank you, most reassuring observations
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  1111. Excellent points Claudio, these informative comments are all part of the information supplied to the viewer.
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  1112. Hi Ed and Catherine
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  1113. Indeed, sorry
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  1114. Do click plenty of like buttons for me, this helps the channel
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  1115. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
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  1116. Thank you so much!
    6
  1117. So many thinks
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  1118. You are so welcome
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  1119. Hello there!
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  1120. Correct, this one is more for public education. These infected people without symptoms can spread the disease of course, so yes, its a bit frightening.
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  1121. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
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  1122. Just about to start editing it, sorry about the delay
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  1123. +Shaifa Farooqui It is so sad that many people die from untreated tension pneumothorax. It is relatively easy to treat if we think of it and take the time to treat it properly. Of course, this completely depends on an understanding of what is going on as a result of the trauma.
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  1124. +zeezeebo Largely, its how the infection gets into the body, if its inhaled, the infection might be in the lungs, ingested bacteria may cause GI infection, wound infection will be at the site of the wound, but of course might spread or become systemic.
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  1125. Just one long neurone, e.g. the one from your foot to the dorsal horn may be over a metre long.
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  1126. +Elilly186 Once you have worked through a few initial problems, you can be an even better doctor. Thanks also for the feedback.
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  1127. that's what I said
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  1128. Thanks for this Steve, great to know its working. I have nothing specific on what you ask now, but will put it on the production list. Do you prefer the videos where I teach in front of a white board, or the power point style ones? John
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  1129. +oopalonga No, although each capillary is narrow, the total cross sectional area is much greater, because there are so many billions of capillaries. In other words, the circulatory system becomes wider, as the vessels narrow.
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  1130. Getting quite is one of the biggest frustrations, its not so much the noise, but it puts me off my concentration, trying to get all of the words right is hard at the best of times. Drives me mad sometimes.
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  1131. Obviously there has to be an atrial myocardial repolarisation, otherwise it could not depolarise to facilitate the next contraction. The reason you cannot see the wave generated by atrial repolarisation is because this wave occurs at the same time as the QRS complex. This means the small wave that is generated by atrial repolarisation is buried in the QRS complex and not visible on a normal sinus rhythm. However, in a rare rhythm called a ventricular standstill when there is only atrial contraction, it is possible to see the small wave generated by atrial repolarisation for a period of time.
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  1132. Probably not, I don't know of any drug treatments as such.
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  1133. Big screen - sounds a bit frightning.
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  1134. Thank you Drhany,  Its always good to know the videos are useful to people. I pray that our Creator may also bless you.
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  1135. Hi Kiki, Thanks for letting me know you like the videos, I know you will use the information to help many people, John.
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  1136. +Stacy Wenrich No,blood groups will not change throughout life, they are genetically determined.
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  1137. This happens to me all of the time, you therefore have to spend some of the lesson time brining them up to spead. In other words you need to give the lower order, more basic content first, only then can you go on. You can of course, prescribe pre-lesson work, but the students may not do this, or may not be able to assimilate the required content on their own.
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  1138. Hello Mary, High blood pressure does not cause tachycardia. In fact hypertension can go undiagnosed in many people, because it often has no clinical features. However, it is true that heart rate will effect cardiac output, as CO is determined by heart rate, multiplied by stroke volume. This will in turn effect blood pressure as BP is determined by cardiac output and peripheral resistance. As for the depolarisation rate of the SA node, in health each depolarisation will lead to one cardiac contraction, which will cause one arterial pulse wave. This means the activity of the SA node and the pulse are directly and related, the pulse rate being determined by the SA node.
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  1139. You can reference youtube videos if you like
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  1140. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  1141. Lead II looks from the right, lead III from the left. On these diagrams, we are always looking at someone else.
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  1142. Hello Scott, Im at the University of Cumbria in the UK. Where are you based? John
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  1143. +rea arines The dehydration in DM occurs as a rest of the osmotic diuresis. As the concentrations of glucose in the glomerular filtrate are raised in hyperglycaemia, the amounts of glucose present can exceed the renal threshold of about 11mmol / L. This means glucose is present along the length of the tubules, and as glucose is an osmotic molecule, more water is therefore osmotically retained in the nephron. This results in reduced reabsorption from the nephron, back in to the blood. As a result more water enters the renal pelvis, and the urine, meaning less is left in the body. This causes dehydration and thirst. This is not related to the ADH mechanism.
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  1144. Always recessive.
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  1145. Thanks for listening
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  1146. Yes, but not enough
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  1147. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
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  1148. I listened for abut 30 years, until he died, aged 94 I think
    5
  1149. It is essential you stop smoking, this is the main factory that will make COPD worse.
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  1150. Fantastic!
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  1151. Im glad you did not have to write that in German, and sign off with a salute to their leader
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  1152. Good stuff Jules, I love Australia, only been to WA, but its a great country.
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  1153. No one is sure yet, probably bats
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  1154. If you mean will an infusion of blood form a person that is anaemic induce anaemia in the recipient, the answer is no. However a proviso here would be if the donor had an infection that had caused their anaemia, such as malaria. However, you question does not make much sense as anaemic people should not be donating blood in the first place. Your second question is already answered in the video, and clearly depends on the cause of the anaemia in the parent. Most of the prevalence of global anaemia is caused by simple iron deficiency.
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  1155. is that good?
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  1156. when we get a vaccine
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  1157. Excellent additional information, thank you
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  1158. Need data and published papers
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  1159. Fight back, do positive things.
    5
  1160. Hopefully back soon
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  1161. I understand
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  1162. Morning!
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  1163. This virus mutates too slowly for natural selection to work so quickly
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  1164. I do hope she recovers well.
    5
  1165. must be a lot colder in Canada
    5
  1166. well, I'm open to offers is the money is right
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  1167. no its not
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  1168. do give this video a like and a share, Im trying to promote the new videos with writing on the screen
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  1169. Amen indeed
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  1170. thats what I said
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  1171. Welcome 😊
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  1172. what is your question? only then can I reply
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  1173. There can not be a YY because you have to get one sex chromosome from mum, and she only has X chromosomes to chose from.
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  1174. You are most welcome Mike, please do leave more comments, I will look out for you. Thank you for being such a long term viewer.
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  1175. This is science if you take the time to watch
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  1176. The same as in the UK, the local people will build it
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  1177. You are entitled to free speech on this channel of course, but please amend or withdraw your offensive ageist comment.
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  1178. And its so good for you.
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  1179. Scaffold, I remember it well
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  1180. yes, but they would not remember if they were only 1 year
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  1181. O, OK thank you, I will correct this on the next video
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  1182. Thanks, do click lots of 'like' buttons, this helps the channel to grow
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  1183. Many thanks!
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  1184. I agree, it takes time to come to grips with the nature of reality.
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  1185. Yes, have you watched the video on the menstural cycle?
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  1186. Thats great Rabee, thanks for doing that. It is disappointing how few views and likes some of the videos get.
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  1187. Hello there!
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  1188. I will critique regardless of political background
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  1189. Do you have any evidence aspirin or NDAIDs are helpful?
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  1190. Its back now
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  1191. Correct Matthew, this is not me, I have reported the imposter to YouTube
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  1192. Awesome! Thank you!
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  1193. There is a series on the eyes
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  1194. Not as well paid unfortunately
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  1195. what is the TJ incident?
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  1196.  @medical_mania  As them if they have used this in clinical practice, if not, they should not be teaching it.
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  1197.  @samee9833  there are series on physiology and diseases, you can find both if you search under campbellteaching. Which were you most interested In physiology or diseases?
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  1198. Hello 😊 Welcome, thanks for watching
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  1199. Much appreciated
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  1200. All is well, thank you, back soon, just been travelling in a low internet area
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  1201. True, it's hard to simplify the concepts too much.
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  1202. I appreciate that!
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  1203. johnincarlisle@gmail.com
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  1204. Good point
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  1205. Death rate for infected people seems to be about 3% from current data.
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  1206. Easy mistake to make
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  1207. Lets hope not
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  1208. You're very welcome
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  1209. Coming
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  1210. Phill I think
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  1211. 1. Yes, they originate in the bone marrow, but mature in the bone and thymus, sense B and T lymphocytes. Lymph in the left lymphatic duct is cloudy after a meal due to chyle. In the right lymphatic duct it's clear.  They must come from the blood as haematogenesis is in the bone marrow.
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  1212. Fair point
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  1213. Thanks Azmaara, but of course I do make a special effort when I make the videos. Which country are you watching in?
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  1214. God bless you also Kristel. Do click plenty of like buttons for me, this helps the channel.
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  1215. Not really, it is quite possible to be ketotic but not acidotic. If you don't eat for a few days you will become ketotic, but not acidotic.
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  1216. Thank you Carol, its great to get some encouragement
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  1217. Ebola is a virus
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  1218. Thanks Mike, Did you see the deleted video, I have now reloaded it.
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  1219. I appreciate that
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  1220.  @scarred10  correct
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  1221. Thanks Michelle, it has indeed turned out to be a long project.
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  1222. Im taking meds for it unfortunately
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  1223.  @heavenkobeablog7210  Interesting, has that been confirmed now? This is a bit of a moving story. An effective antiviral drug in the next year is unlikely unfortunately.
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  1224. Excellent point, it's just a matter of judging how much material to include in each video, but I will try and include at least one clinical point even in the purer physiology videos.
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  1225. Not May 2020
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  1226. Glad you like them!
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  1227. Correct, I will do one soon
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  1228. I would take a second opinon on the calcium
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  1229. The covid symptom tracker data is for the UK
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  1230. The more likes the better.
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  1231. I must say, I have never really been able to understand the multiverse idea, I know there must be something to the concept as Martin Reece is a prominent proponent. Personally I am waiting for evidence until I believe it exists, until then I think our universe its the only universe. Correct me if Im wrong but just now the sum evidence for a multiverse is zero? Either way, thanks for an interesting comment.
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  1232. It's genuine, I assure you. They were just put together for the camera, but were all pleased to participate. We are always very strict about autonomy and free will, with full content for issues involving children.
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  1233. A follower of the great John Wesley then
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  1234. Thank you so much Jenni, I was working out there myself late last year, and the money is being well spent.
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  1235. God bless you also Preeja, thank you for your kind words
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  1236. Delighted that its working, sorry its a bit late for you.
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  1237. Well, Im not sure I would go that far.
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  1238. True, but I like the old fashioned way I teach it to my students
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  1239. Well, normally we eat when we have low blood sugar for sure, and many diets are too high in sugar and carbs. However, the worst and most dangerous forms of hypoglycaemia are caused by injecting too much insulin, when we need to give sugar, in fact we sometimes give intravenous glucose or dextrose to treat severe hypoglycaemia.
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  1240. Back soon, just a brief edit
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  1241. Hi Rmac
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  1242. Wow, thank you!
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  1243. I think you will
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  1244. Im wondering if you are confusing plasma cells and erythrocytes? Plasma cells are differentiated lymphocytes, and are involved in immunity. However, Rh factor is only present on the red cells, the erythrocytes. Also, I never try to obscure the truth, I might get things wrong sometimes, but to 'obscure' implies a desire to deceive, which I never do.
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  1245. Yes, thank you Christie
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  1246. Thank you so much for watching Stefan, it does appear to be consistent with your leading research.
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  1247. You too!
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  1248. Ner, I just shut them to keep out any noise
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  1249. Of course, I sometimes forget as this program is just starting up in the UK
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  1250. Well done, thanks for watching them.
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  1251. Yes, of course it has, viral cultures
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  1252. yes, they are accessory organs
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  1253. Really, every one. Thanks for watching for such a long time, well done.
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  1254. Yes, the virus can be collected from cases of the disease, it can be cultivated outside the body in cultures (usually grown in eggs) and it will cause the disease if introduced into a new subject.
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  1255. Varaible, but intresting
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  1256. Anywhere they are cheap, they are all Parkers
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  1257. Absolutely, actually the like clicks do help the youtube algorithms, Im not sure about the dislikes.
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  1258. TB is bacterial
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  1259. I need to find that out, perceptive question.
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  1260. ventricular diastole is between S and Q
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  1261. 1. I think it goes directly to the kidneys. 2. Yes, fatty meals may cause 'dumping syndrome'. 3. Yes, but in pre-hepatic haemolytic jaundice the jaundice is usually mild, but you are right, there is nothing wrong with the liver. 4. No one calls me sir, Im just an ordinary bloke called John
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  1262. Promoting, not sure what you mean
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  1263. Did you actually listen to what I actually said on the video?
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  1264. I did put 3 newer ones up a few weeks ago, did you see those?
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  1265. Absolutely correct, I hate power points.
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  1266. Excellent, thanks for letting me know.
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  1267. Thanks for letting me know, I am sorry about your current difficulties.
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  1268. Depends on the glass, but esentiall the answer is no.
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  1269. I know, its a bit disappointing
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  1270. Unlike your language Easa
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  1271. no it does not
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  1272. If C reactive protein is raised there is an inflammatory process going on in the body, it is a non-specific indicator of inflammation.
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  1273. I do hope not
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  1274. I love mangos
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  1275.  @Deadwest-h3u  True, this can reduce immunity
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  1276. What does your doctor think it is?
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  1277. I am so sorry to hear this
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  1278. Have you watched the full series on head injuries? TBI can give rise to initial features of concussion or there can be secondary injury developing later. If you watch the full series I think it will answer your questions.
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  1279. Yes, I agree Hans, the second year was very good
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  1280. Unfortunately not, it will be just as bad no matter how many times it spreads.
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  1281. Ive included the Netherland often, but will do so more frequently in future. You point is correct.
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  1282. we agree
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  1283. Its interesting, some seem to like this one and other don't. Im not sure where I stand myself. Ive done a few vids like this one, like my reflections on dyslexia. I guess this is a kind of (hopefully) scientific based thinking out loud. Perhaps I have exposed too much of my shear lack of understanding, as Im trying to work things out myself. Any way, thanks for your response which I agree with, its good to get such honest and challenging feedback.
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  1284. When I can, its just a time thing
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  1285. You are very welcome
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  1286. Wow, thank you!
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  1287. I operate under constraints
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  1288. Yes, thank you
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  1289. Good question. It can prpbably live on surfaces for quite a few days
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  1290. Thats great, thanks for letting me know. Which country are you studying in?
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  1291. As someone with 2 science degrees and several post grad qualifications, I can tell you the science discussed here is accurate. Any way, what is your comment about the content here? Have you detected a scientific inaccuracy? Play the ball, not the man.
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  1292. Not yet Rusty
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  1293. Im not
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  1294. Cant argue with that
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  1295. Wow, thank you!
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  1296. Antibiotics are not usually antiviral
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  1297. It has kind of turned out that way
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  1298. Yes, try to make up a table in rows and columns. Sometimes you need to memorise these details for an exam, but usually it's the understanding of principles which is more important.
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  1299. 200 k to go
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  1300. No James, you must specify or shut up
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  1301. Good, ask them to share it as well
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  1302.  @Conspii_Donald  There is a whole series on diabetes, make sure you give me plenty to thumbs up clicks, this helps the channels ratings.
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  1303. How long do you want these videos to be? Serious question.
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  1304. Yep
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  1305. 🙌
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  1306. So true
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  1307. Parker vector, the cheapest Parker pen
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  1308. You observed well, there are often complications
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  1309. Fair point
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  1310. Thanks, I did my PhD in Bolton
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  1311. Thanks for sharing, the more the better
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  1312. Thanks Gig, this is a clever clone channel. I often get videos copied, but this is the whole channel. I have reported it and hopfully it will be taken down
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  1313. Hello there!
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  1314. Poor levels of diabetic control result in thinking of the basement membrane of the glomerular capillaries. The membrane then becomes leaky to protein, explaining why microproteinuria is an early sign of diabetic renal failure.
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  1315. Thank you too!
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  1316. You are so welcome!
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  1317.  @realrossl3oss  Yes, it could, lets hope not
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  1318. Hopefully be one on enzymes tomorrow
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  1319. Thanks for the tips!
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  1320. 2 or 3 probably, most infectious on the last day before symptoms start
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  1321. Would you like to record this as. video repair Wim? campbellteaching@hotmail.com
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  1322. Brilliant comment, than you
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  1323. Well, Im happy to do it if they ask me. But no call so far.
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  1324. Thats why we need a quite ambient environment, so we can talk quietly and still be heard
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  1325. Dont see why it should
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  1326. I didn't, it is not me
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  1327. Have you got a reference for this? I cant find a good one
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  1328. Amsterdam?
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  1329. Im up for that
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  1330. Sounds like you have the wrong one, it should NOT do that.
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  1331. Good idea, I will put it on the to do list
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  1332. I know, it is possible, lets hope not
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  1333. Yes, of course
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  1334. I get the written part right, but sometimes say it wrong
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  1335. Ner
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  1336. Infection fatality rates will include asymptomatic, yes. An award could be cool, thanks.
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  1337. This book is not recognised by the major Christian traditions, still possible to learn from it though.
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  1338. This is the original Lancet paper, you do not have to pay for it, just use it as an online reference, http://www.thelancet.com/journals/landia/article/PIIS2213-8587(18)30051-2/fulltext You can also reference the youtube videos of course, they are a public resource, fully open to critique and review. Are you based in the UK? if so the NHS is also a good reference source https://www.nhs.uk/news/diabetes/are-there-actually-5-types-diabetes/ There are plenty more, just type in '5 types of diabetes'
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  1339. Yes, all well thank you, hope to be back shortly
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  1340. Times have changed, what is good for one year might not be good for another.
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  1341. Do click plenty of like buttons for me, this helps the channel
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  1342. Yes I can
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  1343. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
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  1344. May God save you also Hayder, blessings and peace from England.
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  1345. Frightening stuff Stephen, God bless you also.
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  1346. Sure, I hope to get time for this fascinating organ soon.
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  1347. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  1348. Interesting, I used to be (well, I guess I still am) a psychiatric nurse myself.
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  1349. +Chany Berki What you say makes good sense. However, aetiological factors do dot always effect the body at the level of the cells and tissues first, the effects could on on larger structures, e.g. an obstructive jaundice. In this case the clinical features are caused by macroscopic pathophysiological change, as opposed to cellular lever pathohysiology.
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  1350. +Chany Berki What you say makes good sense. However, aetiological factors do dot always effect the body at the level of the cells and tissues first, the effects could on on larger structures, e.g. an obstructive jaundice. In this case the clinical features are caused by macroscopic pathophysiological change, as opposed to cellular lever pathohysiology.
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  1351. Sound is working on my computer, have you tried an alternative machine?
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  1352. +yadlapalli marong There is nothing good about drinking a cup of wine in its self. It depends on what you drink the rest of the time. You need to consider the total does of alcohol drank per day and per week. The cup of wine contains alcohol, which contributes to your total dose. Alcohol is alcohol, its all the same molecule. Have you worked out him many units of alcohol yo are drinking per week in total?
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  1353. +mohammed anas Khan Yes, the receptor sites are the start of the next neuron. No two neurons physically touch, the gap is crossed by chemical transmitters. So the transmitter molecules are released by the first neuron, and received by the next individual neuron.
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  1354. Im not as lean as I would like to be myself.
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  1355. Yes, its how we say it in the UK. Where do you live?
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  1356. Acute Kidney Injury, its the new term for acute renal failure.
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  1357. +Thomas Baird Yes, Ive recently come across such studies. Ive found epidemiolgical opinion is still somewhat divided. Its complicated, some polysaturated fats are fine, others do increase LDL cholesterol. Monosaturated fats and some polyunsaturated fats are now considered atheroprotective. Omega 3 types are generally agreed to be protective. Of course, the other seriously bad stuff is sugar, which ideally should never be eaten in added refined forms.
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  1358. I have not made one yet, but will do soon, sorry
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  1359. God willing, for both of us.
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  1360. One is a stand alone, the other is labeled as part of the series. This means people can come to it in two ways.
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  1361. +Otto Raab, BScEE Both of these transduct a tactile stimulus into electrical neuronal impulses. However, they are two completely different types of peripheral receptors, different in form and function. Touch receptors are near the surface of the dermis, and lower epidermis, while pressure receptors are deeper in the dermis.
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  1362. +scottseptember1992 Thats great Scott, thanks for letting me know, its good to know they are working for some people. Views have been down lately, I guess there are so many videos to choose from these days, but I still like the old fashioned kind of teaching.
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  1363. Never strive for mediocrity.
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  1364. Extrinsic muscles are essential to alter the volumes of the thoracic cavity, this is how the pressures are altered to facilitate breathing in and out. While asthma is causes by bronchoconstriction of the bronchioles, it is mostly caused by inflammation. The bronchioles have smooth muscle in their walls. The reason there is smooth muscles in the walls of the bronchioles is so there can be constriction and dilation of the small airways. If they were fully dilated all of the time, infection would get into the alveoli more easily.
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  1365. did your shoulder get better?
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  1366. +leebeez79 Im sure you do know much more, there is no substitute for first hand experience. I wish both of your children well.
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  1367. You need to watch some of the genetics videos to understand the mechanisms, I have uploaded a genetics series under campbellteaching.
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  1368. Hi Pai, You certainly seem to be watching quite a few videos. Thanks for the feedback, its always good to know they are being helpful. Are you planning on going into a medical field? Yes, some oxygen is carried in solution in the blood plasma, in the order of about 1% of the total volume carried. The rest is carried in the red cells.
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  1369. Of course, well suggested. This came out of Afgan research as far as I know. The concept of the platinum first few seconds. Obviously, all videos are out of date as soon as they are made.
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  1370. Correct, it is spelt wrong on the video, well spotted. Are you skilled in video editing per chance? I am in need of technical support.
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  1371. Thanks for this feedback Para, its great to know you are now a paramedic.
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  1372. Yer, evolution just means change. In this context it is how a disease will change over time.
    4
  1373. +oopalonga Causes of hypoglycaemia are too much insulin, alcohol, not eating enough after insulin, vomiting after insulin, exercise, oral hypoglycaemics.
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  1374. Yes, the is over-complicating a common problem.
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  1375. There are such things, like pneumonic. However, I guess the idea behind much of my stuff is to provide understanding, rather than lists. I can't remember lists very well, but if you understand the context and rationale of the content you can learn with understanding. The difficulties you are having are universal, we all have such problems, but iI think as you understand more, the lower order facts will start to make more sense, and so be more memorable. Always make sure you enjoy it.
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  1376. +mohammed anas Khan Yes, it would usually be myelinated. Unless it was a C type fibre, as these are not myelinated.
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  1377. alfanemesis Yes, IgM, with 10 active sites, two on each arm.
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  1378. Not at allots a Parker fountain pen, the cheapest in the range.
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  1379. No, you are right, I have not made it yet, its near the top of the list, sorry.
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  1380. Thanks for that feedback Florinca, This format is a bit of an experiment, so its great to know you find it useful, John
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  1381. Im the same, fiction is fantasy, science is reality.
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  1382. Ive put it into the anaemia and blood playlists
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  1383. They are part of the ecosystem, for example they kill and break down bacteria, releasing carbon
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  1384. I do hope so Abdulsalam, God bless you also, for all you learn and do to help people.
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  1385. O yes
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  1386. Thats what I wanted, thank you
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  1387. yes
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  1388. The history of psychiatry is full of surgery for mental disorders. In my experience, they have been unfortunate to say the least.
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  1389. this was about the virus in general, sorry
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  1390. Im with Brian on this, so many things need to be just right, the rest of the cosmos is probably sterile.
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  1391. Yes, there is always a further layer of complexity waiting to be discussed.
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  1392. That is a great point, probably quite a lot
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  1393. This in intercultural, not intraculturial.
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  1394. Thanks Navv, yes, it's a long term project. How many of the videos have you watched so far?
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  1395. Good morning!
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  1396. No Im not, I like local solutions and infrastructure
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  1397. I think you have to remember this is His face in death, after massive trauma to the face and whole body.
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  1398. Well, we train diabetics to give their own injections
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  1399. Probably not
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  1400. I could, but I dont think many people will be intrested
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  1401. Yes, it will take two or three views to get the detalis. Do try and make your own diagrams and notes as you watch.
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  1402.  @zms5517  Its not a matter of winning or loosing of course, both boys and girls are a win, both are wonderful gifts from God.
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  1403. No, I assure you, only a man.
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  1404. O, I don't know, I think it is reasonable to consider wider influences
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  1405. Excellent, well done
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  1406. Aeroplanes can
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  1407. Of course, when the music was genuine, not computer manufactured
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  1408. God bless you also Jasmine
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  1409. They are free, https://drjohncampbell.co.uk/
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  1410. God bless you also Atiqa. I hope you live long to help many people.
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  1411. Why?
    4
  1412. Interesting!
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  1413.  @ollieraison  Must be nice to have a direct line from the Almighty
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  1414. Good point
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  1415. Did you like the podcast format?
    4
  1416. Excellent, do try and click lots of thumbs up icons on the vids, this helps the rankings and gets more views, it would be great to develop the project.
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  1417. Great point
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  1418. an example of the ‘myth of balance’ in news coverage
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  1419. It takes time for the viral number to become high enough to cause the symptoms of the disease. For example, as the numbers of viral infected cells increases, the levels of inflammation in the lungs will also increase.
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  1420. Have you watched the series on wound healing on this channel?
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  1421. Hello there!
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  1422. Good tip, thank you
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  1423. I don't remove comments so I will simply say how dare you.
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  1424. welcome back anytime
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  1425. Same to you!
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  1426. I think you are correct
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  1427. PCR test can give a strong indication, if you can get one
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  1428. Excellent, you are doing what I hoped people would do
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  1429. I strongly reject both os these suggestions, I strive for facts and balance
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  1430. Good question, I guess they could go down over time, but we would need trials to know for sure.
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  1431. Interesting, some of my information is new, other components reflect microbiologists opinions, based on knowledge of other viruses. It would be great if it can not live outside the body, but I would be most surprised if it is the case.
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  1432. Ner, number 2 all over
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  1433. So sorry for your tragic loss. Let's hope they do the correct tests at the post mortem.
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  1434. I always use the spelling of the original author, its strange 320 million people all spell it wrong
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  1435. Is it possible to use YouTube translation?
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  1436. Simultaneously yes. But the baroreceptor is on a second by second basis, RAAS is longer term regulation, days and weeks.
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  1437.  @cgjoe64  Seems to fit, I agree
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  1438. Why oils will it be absorbed best with? Olive oil?
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  1439. Thanks so much for your interest, If you would like to donate to the work in Uganda, 100% of donations go directly to the project, we currently spend 0% on admin. https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=XS59XPZ527YFL Link to Wefwafwa’s youtube channel, https://www.youtube.com/@WefwafwaAndrew Link to our organization's website: https://buwanga.org/ To contact Wefwafwa directly, wefandrew@gmail.com or WhatsApp+256756320736
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  1440. Masks do offer some protection, better quality masks will give better protection for longer
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  1441. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34592611/
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  1442. Depends, I work on 24 hours
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  1443. You are very welcome
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  1444. Glad it was helpful!
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  1445. Awesome, thank you!
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  1446. I appreciate that!
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  1447. Yes, but they all came from Earth
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  1448. Im not sure why it is suspended from the gorund? Also the key feature in osmosis is the semi-permiable membrane, are you assuming the two solutions are seperated by such a membrane? Osmosis rates would also depend on the temperature,there is an equasion which determines the rate of osmosis, I think its the Ernst equation, or something like that. I guess at room temperature equiblibrium would be reached in about an hour with most set-ups on tis scale, John
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  1449. Awesome, thank you!
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  1450. There are plenty uploaded on A and P, some assessment documents would also be a good idea, I will do some soon hopefully.
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  1451. Dear Gita, Just posting a reply to you for the world to see. Thank you so much for understanding, I can perceive your comprehension between, and in between, the words you kindly write. Blessings from England.
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  1452. Glad you like them!
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  1453. O dear, thanks
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  1454. I would hope the mortality is less than 0.5%
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  1455. Thanks for listening
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  1456. I agree, all UPF is a problem
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  1457. I look forward to your future comments
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  1458. What a brilliant idea, like an ioniser!! Great idea, to answer your question, I have never read anything on this but it makes a lot of sense.
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  1459. You are correct, Im sorry for your recent loss, tragic
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  1460. Sorry, Im just reloading it now
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  1461. drugs that suppress inflammation
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  1462. what do you think needs revision?
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  1463. Hello there!
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  1464. As far as I know
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  1465. Excellent point
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  1466. `I ask nicely at the local abattoir
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  1467. Er, don't think so
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  1468. Depends on the individual, younger patients usually not. Delirium is more common in older people, especially if they have senile multiple pathology. Having said that AMS (altered mental status) can be a feature of sepsis in anyone.
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  1469. Thanks for listening
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  1470. Are you talking about pain in your legs?
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  1471. Thanks you for giving this feedback, its great to know you are enjoying the videos.
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  1472. sheep
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  1473. We never give drugs into an artery, this is an absolute medical contraindication, never do it. You speak the truth, without adequate circulation of the blood we are all dead. Have you watched my video series on applied pharmacology, this would answer many of your questions about drugs and absorption.
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  1474. Evidence evolves, fortunately
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  1475. I do have a few down days, so thank you
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  1476. Welcome to the channel
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  1477. Thank you for this.
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  1478. Wow, thank you!
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  1479. Yes, I just thought its good to mix methods a bit, the second video will be of the more traditional style.
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  1480. Thank you! 😃
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  1481. I think you should listen for argument that contests your assumptions, or do you just listen to what you want to hear?
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  1482. https://news.yale.edu/2025/02/19/immune-markers-post-vaccination-syndrome-indicate-future-research-directions Do try again please
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  1483. Great point, thank you
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  1484. Fair point, I will have a word with my wardrobe department
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  1485. like it
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  1486. Hey, I have one too
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  1487. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIVil7wf3WU its not well developed
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  1488. I think that ones a Parker, they are about £6 from Asda
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  1489. Thanks for this Abhishek, I think people need to know about this situation, could you send me some video to johnincarlisle@gmail.com
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  1490. There is gaseous exchange with all of the gases including nitrogen. However, as it is insert, it reached equilibrium. However, if pressures change as in deep sea diving, it will come out of solution and cause the "bends' which is decompression sickness.
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  1491. It's the layer directly on the outside of the myocardium, sometimes called the visceral pericardium, 'epi' means out and 'endo' means in.
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  1492. Excellent point. Colostrum and milk contain mostly IgA which directly protects the GI tract, I think it becomes associated with GI mucus, so is protected from digestive enzymes. Other antibodies entered the baby from transplacental transfer.
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  1493. Either of these will reduce the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood, so both can cause anaemia.
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  1494. I always shut them to keep outside noises out as much as possible
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  1495. You got this!
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  1496. Not in the vitamin K2 context no (unfortunately). K2 is produced by bacterial fermentation, beer is of course yeast fermentation.
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  1497. Of course, as we learn more, the evidence may point in different directions, strange this does not seem to occur to you.
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  1498. Next time!
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  1499. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
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  1500. Yes, trust is well and truly down.
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  1501. I do make a few, but this is direct from the web site, Mortality (45 states, NYC, PR and GU reported)* Among states reporting, children were 0.00%-0.27% of all COVID-19 deaths, and 7 states reported zero child deaths In states reporting, 0.00%-0.03% of all child COVID-19 cases resulted in death
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  1502. Some binges can be good
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  1503. Thats my understanding, yes
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  1504. It does say that, sad but true
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  1505. Thank you kindly, I guess we all have good days and bad days.
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  1506. I don't think it is, as far as I know it is absorbed into the blood and excreted into the urine in an unchanged state. I think strangely, most artificial sweeteners raise blood sugar levels and I advise against them.
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  1507. Great to hear you are using the A and P materials. Did you get the PDF files for the text books as well?
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  1508. Excellent point, I guess they were once seen to be cyanosed.
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  1509. It certainly does not
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  1510. Yes he does
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  1511. Its a standard digital one, I use if for reality temporal orientation, as I get confused with dates and things
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  1512. Could be high
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  1513. Its the best I can do
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  1514. of course not
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  1515. Tragic, I am so sorry for your loss. This sad situation has been repeated so many times.
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  1516. Whatever I said on that I would get slammed by both sides.
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  1517. Thanks Justice, do keep watching.
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  1518. Yes, I plan to do so next time I can get down
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  1519. Fair point, but it's usually preferable to die later rather than sooner.
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  1520. It would not be possible for me to get the primary data on this
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  1521. Yes there is and yes we can.
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  1522. Yep, thats the next video
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  1523. Neither do I, yet that is what the data says
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  1524. Its possible
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  1525. Thanks, do click lots of 'like' buttons, this helps the channel to grow
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  1526. Yes, a very high intense radiation / light for a very short period of time.
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  1527. coming soon, I messed up the sound
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  1528. Quite right, always compare different sources of evidence
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  1529. Back soon, just had to do a short edit
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  1530. Yes, do Bill, thanks
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  1531. Inferior is below, superior is above, so the head is superior to the neck. The neck in inferior to the head. Cephalic relates to the brain, caudal relates to the spinal cord or the 'tail'. So in terms of the nervous system cephalic is superior and caudal is inferior. However, even when referring to the nervous system the terms superior and inferior are the ones most commonly used. @صلىعليكاللهياخيرالورى 
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  1532. It can do during the delivery process
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  1533. Im sorry for your loss.
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  1534. O, ok, interesting, thank you
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  1535. corrected, well spotted, thanks
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  1536. Thank you too!
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  1537. I appreciate that
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  1538. O yes
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  1539. Fascinating insights, thank you. Of course Im certainly not saying vaccination is safe, as per yesterdays video. Sounds like you are a medical man so you will well understand the risk benefit judgement. Your insight into adjuvants was useful, I have never understood how they work.
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  1540. https://campbellteaching.co.uk/ebooks/
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  1541. Sounds much the same as here then, thanks for the info
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  1542. They sure did
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  1543. it takes too long for the hormones to be released and then circulate in the blood
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  1544. Yes, it has the most amazing intricate design, quite amazing. All the structure is related to function as well.
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  1545. Quite a few of them, its a time thing
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  1546. Are you confusing two issues, pressure and partial pressure? Air in the alveoli will have a higher partial pressure of carbon dioxins because some has diffused out of the blood. It will have a lower partial pressure of oxygen as some has diffused in to the blood.
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  1547. In terms of overall pressure, the pressure in the alveoli will be slightly below atmospheric pressure during inspiration and slightly above atmospheric pressure during expiration, this is why the air moves in and out of the lungs. Partial pressure indicted the proportion of the overall pressure which is generated by a particular gas in the air under consideration. @Punct124 
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  1548. Yes, but do we know how God chose to create us?
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  1549. 3. Cold hands and feet, tachycardia, fast thready pulse, reduced or absent peripheral pulses, pale clammy skin, anxiety, hypotension
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  1550. This is from the paper,For deficiency after 18 years 6000 IU/day or 50,000 IU/week of vitamin D2 or D3 for 8 weeks to achieve serum 25(OH)D more than 30 ng/mL (75 nmol/L) maintenance therapy of 1500 –2000 IU/d
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  1551. No, he is getting monoclonal antibodies, not donated antibodies
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  1552. No, not banned yet, back soon
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  1553. I think it could account for it. No, it is not a simple test, it would beed to be specially ordered by you doctor.
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  1554. Yes, all well, thank you
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  1555. Shingles is herpes virus, for which there are drugs. There are no drugs for coronavirus.
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  1556. Sounds good
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  1557. I know, do hope you are feeling well
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  1558. Well worth a try
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  1559. try campbellteaching@hotmail.com
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  1560. Report back when you have considered the evidence offered in this video
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  1561. I understand fully Jenny, please continue to protect yourself and your family.
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  1562. yes, but this is just BLS
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  1563. The light is just a little father away, but it is visible
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  1564. Excellent, Im in Perth just now myself. God bless you also and all you do.
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  1565. You can of course, but you can also get by fine with veggie stock, personal prefrence.
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  1566. Who said it is?
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  1567. Your personal belief is as irrelevant as my personal belief. It evidence that we need to follow.
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  1568. I am, its wonderful.
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  1569. Thanks for sticking with it for such a long time Ant, John
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  1570. I think there are fenestrations rather than gaps between the cells. The gaps are within the cells, penetrating the cellular cytoplasm. So there are gaps, but these are generated by the fenestrations.
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  1571. thank you
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  1572. Excellent, do click plenty of like buttons
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  1573. Thank you for your encouraging feedback. It is of course always essential to remember humans are is essence a profound mystery. We are mind, body, soul and our social and family environment. I am keen not to over state the importance of one component of our humanity over another. However, we know that the ANS can function in the absence of the conscious brain during anesthesia, and that renin is the major cause of hypertension.
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  1574. Welcome back Linda, do give plenty of likes
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  1575. Im getting a bit old to change now
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  1576.  @peterkapusi5882  God bless you also Peter
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  1577. For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well. My frame was not hidden from you when I was made in the secret place, when I was woven together in the depths of the earth. Your eyes saw my unformed body; all the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be.
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  1578. Which of the German sectors do you stand with ?
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  1579. Try to reverse the AF, if this is not possible give some form of anticoagulation therapy to prevent stroke. I don't see why you would want to use steroids.
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  1580. Ive talked about Australia loads of times, and will do again
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  1581. O dear
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  1582. there is a full series on the respiratory system already posted with campbellteaching channel
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  1583. Yes, often people do not have time to watch a long form interview the way through. I think Clare is well worth the listen.
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  1584. Sorry, being schedule
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  1585. Thank you Paula
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  1586. Feel free to record one and sent it to me, I can not cover every country, but have looked at Sweden several times
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  1587. You're welcome
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  1588. Ive covered Sweden several times, including full episodes
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  1589. Hello there!
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  1590. Im not sure he would agree
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  1591. Yes it was, Im the real one, all is well back soon
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  1592. Fair enough, perhaps not one of my best
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  1593. It was most interesting, I do try to eat more plants, but my self discipline could be improved.
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  1594. why would I wear gloves?
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  1595. Of course, I found it difficult myself
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  1596. Aeroplanes are classified's for picking up respiratory bugs, when you are one one, you have to breath the air, there is no option.
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  1597. You and me both
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  1598. Yes, I think the viral test is a PCR. Just now we have to send to specialised labs, but hopefully there will be a ward based machine soon, just like we have for influenza.
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  1599. Never
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  1600. thats what I heard
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  1601. always
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  1602. Absolutely!
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  1603. Hello there!
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  1604. Sleep well
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  1605. There is a direct link for this in the description, thank you for your interest
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  1606. Absolutely
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  1607. Could, but not many people are watching the special senses videos for some reason. I also need many more people to click on the like icon. Right now the new videos are just not getting watched.
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  1608. me too
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  1609. I appreciate that!
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  1610. Of course, thank you
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  1611. of course, corrected, thank you
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  1612. Good, have you watched the full series?
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  1613. Good to know!
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  1614. encounters, it was not a one night stand
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  1615. Yes, absolutely
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  1616. I don't know, hopefully Dr, Nair will answer this one. I don't think so
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  1617. There is hope, this can get better.
    4
  1618. I have mentioned this before, but no direct information no
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  1619. They present in essentially the same way, so you cant tell without testing
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  1620. Yes, will correct on next video
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  1621. If only Dars, but thank you
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  1622. Menstruation required a uterus
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  1623. It just means open, so air can get through. Not blocked.
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  1624. Errr, let me think
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  1625. I think so, good point
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  1626. https://news.yale.edu/2025/02/19/immune-markers-post-vaccination-syndrome-indicate-future-research-directions Do try again please
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  1627. I don't normally reply to such derogatory comments. However, just for you..I am proud to have been a nurse for 45 years, and to have taught a generation of students as a Tutor and Lecturer. I am also a scientist, independently to being a nurse, I have BA, BSc and MSc degrees.
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  1628. There is a whole series on this. In youtube tyre in 'campbellteaching inflammation' and they will come up
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  1629. Thanks for letting me know Fay
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  1630. Thanks again, you must be reaching hundreds of extra people.
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  1631. Thank you Hani, this is truly fascinating. Perhaps you would like to record a short video report on your thinking for me, and indeed everyone.
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  1632. And your point is?
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  1633. I think so, silver kills just about everything.
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  1634. not yet
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  1635. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
    4
  1636. its is necessary that women who are malnourished do not conceive, so they stop their monthly cycles
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  1637. I do hope you have it well controlled.
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  1638. This is not a question medical science recognises really, 'detox' is simply a term we do not use. If you tell me what detox means, I might be able to answer your question.
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  1639. Yes, just found out
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  1640. Yes, last week, loved it
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  1641. Did you watch to the end of the video, this is covered there, your question is clearly and biblically answered.
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  1642. Sorry, Im reloading it now under 6 February
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  1643. Thanks J, do click plenty of like icons for me
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  1644. You can find an overview of what we did here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYyl3oh0fn0 We're using a video camera pointing at a desk with a hdmi cable going into an elgato capture USB3 device - the HD 60 S. Then the 2nd video is from a c930 ( I think ) 1080p logitech Webcam Both devices are feeding into OBS (free software) before being recorded using the nvenc capabilities of a nvidia gtx 960 graphics card. This is very similar to what the twitch.tv streamers are doing for their gaming sessions. The microphone is a usb "blue yeti" microphone, also gets recorded using OBS. Any editing after this is done using Adobe premiere elements.
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  1645. Bien que ce soit une bonne idée, cela prendrait beaucoup de temps à faire, plus de temps qu'il ne m'en faut pour préparer et enregistrer les vidéos, ce qui est plus de temps que je n'en ai dans la journée. Aussi, pour être honnête, je ne saurais pas les traductions correctes de nombreux mots techniques. Une personne francophone pourrait cependant assumer cette fonction si elle était suffisamment motivée.
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  1646. As far as I know, transplanted hair keeps the characteristics it had when it was still in the donor site. But why would you want to do this my friend? Surgery is for the sick, not the well.
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  1647. Main camera is a Nikon Z6ii, running at HD 30p. The second camera is a Logitech Brio. Both running through OBS studio. Sound is an Earthworks pro.
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  1648. Have you read the peer reviewed, officially published, phase 3 clinical trials on these vaccines. If you do you may wish to retract your word ' untested'. Do try to make evidence based comments in future.
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  1649. This has been discussed frequently
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  1650. I suspect most of the outside cabins only have a sealed window as well, the balcony rooms are expensive.
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  1651. I know, wish I had a graphics department to help me
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  1652. Ner
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  1653. Please be reassured, I am NOT removing comments
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  1654. I have seen the manoeuvre you describe work. Have you got a cardiologist who can advise you on your condition and what is the best treatment?
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  1655. Hey, how many of me do you see? Im just one man.
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  1656. You are welcome
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  1657. Your comment is simplistic and pejorative
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  1658. Worth a try if you cant find any proper beer.
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  1659. You're welcome
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  1660. Ner
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  1661. often these strange traits have an adaptive advantage
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  1662. both of these can cause pallor
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  1663. It can potentially damage any organ, so important to treat early
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  1664. Should we consider the principle of do no harm to the individual, that our interventions should be safe for the individual?
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  1665. Wow, I would need to dilute it with coke
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  1666. Wow, yo hay been following a long time, thanks for sticking with it
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  1667. Glad it was helpful!
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  1668. Yes, but its just me in the room. I shut the windows prior to recording as well to keen the outside noise down.
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  1669. No, genuine mistake, sorry
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  1670. No, 2 different viruses completely
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  1671. Sorted, thank you
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  1672. no, but originally from bats, yes
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  1673. Sounds like life style modification would be good.
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  1674. No, many will not die for decades yet
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  1675. I do hope we get more research studies published on micro-dosing soon.
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  1676. Morning!
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  1677. Have you got much information from Mexico, data is a little hard to find, do post if you have some good links
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  1678. there are lots on campbellteaching channel already
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  1679. But the quote is good
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  1680. Good question, nerve pathways do become reinforced with use, but the traditional understanding is that it is a fixed system.
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  1681. Lets hope its a long time
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  1682.  @markolive6070  Well, what I do is give higher concentrations until the desired 88 - 92% is achieved. It sounds like you were told off by someone who did not know what they were talking about. It's like anyone else who is not COPD, I would keep giving more oxygen until I got to 94% sats. I think the British Thoracic Society agrees with this, they are the definitive authority on this. Remember people with COPD can die of hypoxia, just as you and I can.
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  1683. you need to watch the end few minutes of the video for health education advice
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  1684. Welcome!
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  1685. Yes, thats my next topic. There is good containment in western countries which has hopefully prevented wide spread so far
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  1686. Ive tried but they have never replied
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  1687. Excellent point, I personally give 5 - 10 mg does of iv. morphine every day on ED. It's such a satisfying procedure as you can see the pain drain away from your patients face. As long as the morphine is given when the patient is actually in pain, I have never had a patient become addicted in the acute pain situation. Of course I also use NSAIDs with paracetamol (acetaminophen) combined a lot, this works well for a lot of pains. PR diclofenac is also great for renal colic.
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  1688. Quite so
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  1689. Amen to that
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  1690. Well deserved
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  1691. Good point, I will drop him
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  1692. Just done a whole video on that a couple of days ago
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  1693. Yes, the big risk is further mutations, but hopefully it will not happen.
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  1694. I would have thought a travel ban is a good idea, yes.
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  1695. Good to have viewers in Pakistan, thanks for watching, please do click plenty of likes, this helps the channel.
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  1696. No, not detailed biochem
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  1697.  @tiffanyatmane8656  I will put some biochem vids on the to do list.
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  1698. I hope so!
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  1699. Thanks so much, all is well, back soon
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  1700. Many thanks for your ongoing support Yvonne, pithy and the point, well done.
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  1701. Can you stay home if there is a lot of cases in your area?
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  1702. Hey, I remember her well
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  1703. So sorry for your loss Joy
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  1704. +Pituka yná Laughing is good, can aid the learning process.
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  1705. +Georgios Spartan Yes, there is always an extra layer of complexity. Secretion of glucagon has a U shaped secretion pattern, as stimulated by glucose. So, low levels of serum glucose will stimulate glucagon secretion, this is well established. Then as plasma concentrations of glucose rise, the secretion of glucagon is inhibited by this rise. However, as glucose levels rise still further, into the pathological hyperglycaemic ranges, this hyperglycaemia, paradoxically, but for definite, stimulates glucagon secretion. Therefore glucagon secretion is stimulated by low, and very high plasma glucose concentrations. This is because the body needs to use ketones, when insulin lack prevents the use of glucose as a metabolic fuel substrate. So the very high levels of glucose are detected by the alpha cells as pathological, this is how the alpha cells 'know' the body is in need of ketones as an emergency substrate. The alpha cells will then release the glucagon to stimulate the required ketogenesis.
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  1706. No, O Rh negative is the 'universal donor'
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  1707. +Maria Blanca Manglona As long as your diet is good, iron, protein, B12 etc, there is not too much else you can do. Exercise will help a bit. When I was young we had to give people with end stage renal failure blood transfusions. EPO is so much better that this, I would urge you to consider EPO. In a sense it is natural, as it is stimulating your own red bone marrow to produce your own red cells. Its the same molecule your own kidneys would produce if they were healthy, so its a replacement, not something artificial. Please consider this, John
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  1708. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  1709. Yes, they do not seem to have a specific receptor, the whole fibre is the receptor.
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  1710. I can see what your thinking is, and it does make some sense. However, it is difficult to generalise this complex situation into simple rules, this is where your clinical judgment comes in.
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  1711. As far as I can see, there is no such thing as non-specific antibodies. By definition they are part of specific immunity. Antibodies are all individualised, bespoke molecules generated when the immune system is exposed to an antibody generating molecule, that is an antigen. The antibodies which pass through the placenta from the maternal into the fetal circulation had previously been generated by specific immunological reactions within the mother. The passive immunity that transferred antibodies confer on the baby will be specific to the particular antigen that originally stimulated the synthesis of the antibody in the  mother. Fortunately, as many different antibodies migrate from the maternal into the feral circulation, the baby is consequently passively immune to a wide spectrum of conditions. I guess that in this context you could say that the process is non-specific, because as a result the baby will be passively immune to a wide range of potential infections, but in saying this I am being somewhat kind to the guy who wrote your textbook. John
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  1712. Well spotted, Ive changed it.
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  1713. yes, but you also need time to make your own drawing.
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  1714. I will try next time, its just a matter of remembering everything in one take.
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  1715. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  1716. People do experience a range of sensations while wounds are healing, but of course you should always check with you local doctor.
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  1717. You can order my books from campbellteaching.co.uk one on Physiology and one on Pathophysiology
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  1718. or from Amazon
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  1719. +HUSSIEN ALNAIMAT Absolutly, a few words from over 3,000 years ago; For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well. My frame was not hidden from you when I was made in the secret place, when I was woven together in the depths of the earth. Your eyes saw my unformed body; all the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be.
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  1720. God bless you Ahmed.
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  1721. No, Im a Christian.
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  1722. I have now read all of the Qur'an, it took me a while.  @darwishinhodr2355 
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  1723. Thanks, great to know you are watching in Iraq, blessings, John
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  1724. Hello Ripriprip, Having a low TSH is actually a good thing, as TSH is stimulated by low thyroid hormone. However, overall this is clearly a problem for a doctor who has examined you to determine. However, I would hope your doctor can assess the possibility of lower cervical nerve route compression. Much of what you describe does sound like pressure on the large nerves that are leaving the spinal cord. Nerve compression can cause numbness, pain and needling. Hope he or she can help with this problem.
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  1725. Fluids can be caused by infection, can you see a local doctor and get this diagnosed. If is is an infection, simple treatments are available.
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  1726. Yes, I have posted a series on heart disease. Look under campbellteaching.
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  1727. +abo aifah God bless you Abo.
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  1728. If its surgical it would be a part of vascular surgery. Often patients are looked after by tissue viability nurses.
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  1729. I am sorry you have, and are having, this experience.
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  1730. Kathryn G. Lawrence Insulin is always required in DM 1, its just an issue of how much.
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  1731. +Jie Zhang Good point, I will include it in the next one.
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  1732. I have done a series on the immune system, type in campbellteaching immunity and the series should come up.
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  1733. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  1734. Unlikely, hair is normally lost from the toes first, then works up the leg.
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  1735. There will always be a degree of hyperglycaemia associated with DKA as both are causes by insulin lack.
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  1736. Im not sure that cancer thrives in an oxygen depleted environment, it these an evidence base for this idea? However, you are correct in thinking that EPO will increase oxygen flux to the tissues.
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  1737. Yes, this is true.
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  1738. Excellent.
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  1739. No, it only gets down to that sort of rate as a result of innovation by the parasympathetic nervous system via the vagus nerve. If you take the pulse rate of a patient who has had a heart transplant (an so has no neurological connections to the heart) you will find its about the 90 rate. This reflect the innate spontanious depolarisation rate of the sinoatrial node, the 'pacemaker' of the heart.
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  1740. No, its not caused by hypoxia. However, in some highland areas, such as the Himalayas or the Ethiopian highlands, there is not enough iodine in the soil, which leads to many cases. This is important to know so iodine supplements may be given to the people.
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  1741. So, if the oxitocin and ADH are produced in the hypothalamus, why are they not released from there. Why have the large and long secretory neurones that release the hormones from the lower level of the neurohypophysis, via the pituitary stalk . What is the point of transporting the hormones from where they are produced, to another anatomical location, where they are released into the systemic circulation. I guess this is your question. Well, there will be a really good reason for this, in anatomy and physiology there always is. Unfortunately, I am unable to give you this reason, as I do not know. Sorry. I will get back to you if I think of anything.
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  1742. Its buried in the QRS.
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  1743. Who says?
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  1744. +oopalonga I think the intrapelural pressure stays much the same at about -4 mmHg. This is why the parietal and visceral membranes are always in contact, being sucked together.
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  1745. +ikua EREN Im sorry your daughter is so unwell, if she has a tracheotomy, your doctors and nurses will be able to manage her airway very well. They will prevent her from aspirating by doing tracheal suction. I do hope she makes a full recovery.
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  1746. The physician is mistaken, it makes no difference which way up you put the tabs, this will not effect the direction the electrode picks up the internal electrical activity.
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  1747. It is caused by treatments to lower blood sugar, sometimes exercise or alcohol
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  1748. +sherry mahajan All 25? well done.
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  1749. +mohammed anas Khan Yes, I think both are correct, thrombocytes derive from parent cells called megakaryocytes, which I would certainly classify as white cells. They are in fact cellular fragments, as the parent cell breaks up to form numerous, much smaller thrombocytes. Any blood cell which is not red is usual classified as 'white'.
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  1750. +mohammed anas Khan A dendrite is any fibre carrying impulses towards the cell body, the axon is the fibre carrying impulses away from the cell body. This is consistent with the one way flow of impulses concept.
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  1751. This can be done and sometimes is, it is just not part of the routine 12 lead EKG.
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  1752. The normal convention is to start the half life time from time of peak plasma concentrations of drug. You are correct, to some extent half lives are worked out in an experimental situation, but they are still real.
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  1753.  @khushisingh136  I know, its not me, I think someone complained at some point.
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  1754. I wish there was something simple I could tell you SRP, but what you have told me are just descriptions, so there is nothing I can specifically say. The most important thing is to see a local specialist doctor who will be able to assess you on n individual basis. Have you done this? I wish you well.
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  1755. No, people would feel too hot, but internal wounds will heal at that normal body temperature, as will wounds in the mouth after dental extractions. Wound cooling is a well know adverse factor in wound healing.
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  1756. Yes the level of design to facilitate functionality is amazing. The level of organisation extends down to the tissue, cellular and sub cellular levels, tight down to the level of the biochemistry. And of course, this depends on the laws of chemistry and physics being just right.
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  1757. Greetings also from England, its good to know you are watching the videos.
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  1758. Bless you Kish
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  1759. Yes, seems to be still active today unfortunatly
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  1760. This does seem to be the case, I guess all I can do is mention it and see if anyone takes it up in any way
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  1761. Excellent, great to know its working
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  1762. Awesome, thank you!
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  1763. you are the first person to notice
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  1764. Morning!
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  1765. Just been putting that together today
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  1766. pillion foot rests are too high
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  1767. sounds nice, I might call around for a cup
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  1768. Supportive treatment, thats it for now. Oxygen may be necessary.
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  1769. he did have a fever and some cough
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  1770. Correct, full marks!
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  1771. Cant all be smart, like what you are
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  1772. Thanks Kes, hope you stay safe as well.
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  1773. Well, on some topics, yes
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  1774. Great point
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  1775. I am not aware of there being such good health care coverage in Africa, that is certainly not my experience, I have been to a few fairly desperate African hospitals
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  1776. Its a good point, lets hope good data is collected.
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  1777. All well, thank you, back soon
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  1778. So good to know you are watching in Jordan.
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  1779. Guess you are in Turkey?
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  1780. Never heard of Dr Bottley, who is he?
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  1781. Yes, this is true
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  1782. The immune system does make mistakes, this is an example of pathophysiology. This is the basis of autoimmunity and allergy. The body can go wrong, this is the point.
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  1783.  @logicalatheist  If you look into the sex based demographics in some countries you will find they are uneven.
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  1784. Yes, this is planned
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  1785. Ner not me, but I could do with some arm weather
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  1786. I appreciate that!
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  1787. I appreciate that
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  1788. Have mentioned him many times and will continue to do so
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  1789. Thanks for sharing!
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  1790. household spread, air and linen for example
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  1791. Yer, I seem to be into mind maps at the moment, glad you like the books.
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  1792. Its possible
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  1793. And kicking, back soon
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  1794. Thank you for sharing this honest and tragic account Jenbo. I am most sorry for your losses. There can be nothing worse than the loss of a child. I am inspired by your giving blood to help others, this is a noble thing to do. All my best wishes from England.
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  1795. that would be very fast if it is that soon.
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  1796. I appreciate that
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  1797. Yes, I will put this on the list to do
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  1798. Yes, I think so
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  1799. Fair enough!
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  1800. Hope they go well
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  1801. Sorry about that
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  1802. Yes, they do come from the same gastric pits. Your question is a good one and shows understanding and perception. Im not sure I know the answer.
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  1803. Have you watched the intro video to my channel? Have you read the intro write up on my 'about' section of my channel? Have you watched the dozens of videos where I talk about phases in my working life? Have you read the introductions to my text books? As an MD I would have thought you would gather evidence before making a diagnosis. Do feel free to apologise.
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  1804. No, it could be close contact, such as in a household
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  1805. Im affraid it was many more lashes than this, that was the Jewish maximum, not the Roman.
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  1806. Not as such, the blood component that is important for blood clotting is the platelets or thrombocytes. Ask for a test of thrombocyte levels. If platelets are low this is thrombocytopenia and is a cause of easy brusing.
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  1807. Isle of Wight mushroom farm, https://www.iwmushrooms.co.uk/
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  1808. Can you send him a twitter link?
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  1809. No, it is just called the cardiac sphincter because it is near the heart.
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  1810. Sometimes
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  1811. do ask your doctor if there is any infection present, if so they can prescribe antibiotics
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  1812. Do click plenty of like buttons for me, this helps the channel
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  1813. I have done quite a few times, and will again
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  1814. There can be some immunity to tuberculosis. I would not want to spend time in a room with infected people. If patients have active TB I would isolate them to prevent spread of infection to others.
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  1815. reloading under a different name now, sorry
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  1816. Parker
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  1817. Lets hope so
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  1818. Thanks for listening
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  1819. Its best if you download materials from campbellteaching.co.uk
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  1820.  @naveeshasharma  Yes, but I only ever use animals that are killed anyway for meat, I never kill any myself.
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  1821. Let see for how long
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  1822. News to come on this soon, be patient
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  1823. All well
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  1824. You are a faithful watcher
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  1825. Prep time varies quite a bit, sometimes they just seem to fall together, other times its hard work. I guess the average is about 4 or 5 hours, but this is on top of following the situation with interest anyway.
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  1826. Thanks for listening
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  1827. excellent point
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  1828. Yes, please, do contact Wefwafwa directly, you can do this via his YT channel
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  1829. Ner, thats just my second screen
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  1830. Thanks for letting me know that Mohamed, I was wondering if it was a good idea or not. Did you use freeze frame so you had time to read the captions?
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  1831. I appreciate that
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  1832. its switching back on that can be tricky
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  1833. If I can't get sleep I listen to podcasts sometimes, seems to work a treat
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  1834. Hello there
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  1835. I do not know what I may appear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me. (Newton)
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  1836. Thank you for that, I will correct this
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  1837. Stay tuned ........
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  1838. Dear Carol, thank you very much for your concern. However, as far as I am aware I am well, but it is so kind of you to be concerned.
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  1839.  @geemom04  Yes, gut feelings are important, as the emerge from years of experience, they are always worth checking out.
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  1840. Thank you, he actually died over three years ago now.
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  1841. Yes, I will clarify this on the next video
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  1842. Much appreciated!
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  1843. Ive put it on the list
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  1844. Great to know you are watching in Kuwait, I wish you and your work well, John
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  1845. I appreciate that!
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  1846. Rapid weak pulse is often due to bleeding or dehydration.
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  1847. What do you mean by 'hut'
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  1848. Must of had a good patch
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  1849. no, you need to wash your hands as well
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  1850. As well, not instead off
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  1851. Thank you for your interest Cat, there are a couple of links to use the description under the video.
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  1852. So sad, but you make an excellent point
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  1853. Great suggestion! He takes a few a week actually.
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  1854. No, there are only 7 infect humans
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  1855. potential space only
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  1856. This is true
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  1857. Wow, thats a lot, thanks very much Conor
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  1858. I can relate to this, at times I have spent so much time helping others, I get a bit left behind. I guess you need to remember how important you are as in individual and cut yourself some time and some slack.
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  1859. Much appreciated
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  1860. Excellent, Im pleased you found the connections between the videos, not many have done so so far. Please give plenty of likes, this helps the videos a lot.
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  1861. O, I thought it might be something like that (Lance Armstrong comes to mind). For sure, it would greatly improve aerobic capacity. @nycmaverick 
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  1862. I did not know that, have you tried it a few times on unconscious patients?
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  1863. Do you wear gloves when you cut up meant for your stew?
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  1864. Interesting, thanks for that
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  1865. Can you give me a list of them, then I can correct them.
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  1866. Thank you, I will
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  1867.  @samee9833  O yes, good idea, I often do this, must have forgotten on this one. How many of my videos have you watched so far?
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  1868. Me too Carol
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  1869. Happy Easter to you also Eks, blessings from the North
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  1870. Yes, about 25 miles away
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  1871. Thanks for this Milagros. Have you read my two books? One on physiology and one on pathophysiology? You can get them in e copy or hard copy, check out campbellteaching.co.uk. In terms of other books, I use Grays as the definitive authority, but also like Guyton and a few other standard texts. There are so many these days.
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  1872. no, I said it wrong
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  1873. I appreciate that!
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  1874. campbellteaching@hotmail.com
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  1875. the link should work, perhaps try on another device
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  1876. Ner, not yet
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  1877. yes, I have already uploaded videos on these, check out my cardiovascular series to start.
    3
  1878. I am going to find out about this, I would like it as well
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  1879. Come on 33, get a grip on reality
    3
  1880. I am not
    3
  1881. Well done, which ones are you going to watch next?
    3
  1882. This makes perfect sense, thank you
    3
  1883. Sorry to hear that, there should be some accountability for the deaths
    3
  1884. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    3
  1885. I love these examples, thank you
    3
  1886. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
    3
  1887. Don't think so
    3
  1888. not as of now, no. We need better and faster testing
    3
  1889. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    3
  1890. I suspect you are correct, pigs can be good at this as well.
    3
  1891. Don't know what is going on, its working in Europe
    3
  1892. We could do, I will look at it when I get the time
    3
  1893. Sometimes
    3
  1894. Plenty of points for discussion here, thank you. Time is my great limiting factor as it only me on this project, but I will try to get you some answers soon
    3
  1895. Good point, sorry. I was born North of the border myself.
    3
  1896. usefull answer
    3
  1897. So sorry you have suffered these losses
    3
  1898. Ive written a couple of books but not that one, Ive written Campbell`s Physiology Notes and another one called Campbell`s Pathophysiology Notes. Im glad you found the program helpful, John
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  1899. Yes, the Physiology Notes and the Pathophysiology Notes books, have you read them?
    3
  1900. All good, which country are you in?
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  1901. Interesting, I have never been there, Im in the North of England (no one calles me sir, its not allowed).
    3
  1902. Yes, you are correct
    3
  1903. Good to hear!
    3
  1904. Great to know you are watching in Somalia, thanks for letting me know.
    3
  1905. Normally the resus trolly has adrenaline 1 in 10,000 for IV use, for anaphylaxis the 1 in 1,000 for IM use in more normally indicated. We don't want people giving adrenaline if it is not indicated of course, so if it was easily available there is a risk of inappropriate administration. I think the key is when you move to a new clinical area is to learn where the heck everything is kept.
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  1906. No, Ive just started fetal lessons
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  1907. You need to check it over several occasions, not just go from a one off reading. Try to do it at home when you are relaxed as you may be prone to White Coat Syndrome. If its still high you go to your doctor and get a 24 hour ambulatory assessment. If it is still high there are a range of excellent and effective treatment options. Best wishes, John
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  1908. Well spotted
    3
  1909. Thanks for listening
    3
  1910. Yes, this data has been on many videos, its available from CDC in the US and ONS in the UK
    3
  1911. Yes it was!
    3
  1912. Epic means over, covering or on top of, so the epidermis is on top of the dermis. Hypo means below, so the hypodermic is below the dermis.
    3
  1913. Unlikely I would think
    3
  1914. Its not the optic nerve, it is the oculomotor nerve (cranial nerve III). This nerve does not cross over, it stays on the same side.
    3
  1915. No ,its just a video to introduce the existing channel to new viewers.
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  1916. I do this
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  1917. Excellent,
    3
  1918. No, he never asked me back
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  1919. Legend!
    3
  1920. we do not have mRNA flu vaccines as yet in the UK
    3
  1921. Thanks very much, that would reach a lot of people and save lives
    3
  1922. World class comment Daniel
    3
  1923. I do hope there are no wars, but if there is I guess I will put on some bandages.
    3
  1924. So sad, tragic.
    3
  1925. Do both!
    3
  1926. Yes, it can survive, but for a shorter time than at lower temperatures. Ive done a previous video on this.
    3
  1927. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    3
  1928. Appreciate that
    3
  1929. reloading under a different name, sorry
    3
  1930. Lets hope not
    3
  1931. as far as I remember it was about 1994 ish
    3
  1932. And you point is?
    3
  1933. Happy new year!
    3
  1934. I laughed as well, it was indeed a mess up
    3
  1935. I did not say that
    3
  1936. Strange, makes me wonder about trasnmission from animals? Just shows how infectious omicron is.
    3
  1937. most of the other planets do not have enough phosphorus for life
    3
  1938. Does it have to be a good one?
    3
  1939. That is a good question, I would have thought not, but the Chinese tend to do things for a good reason
    3
  1940. No experience of this Im afraid
    3
  1941. Im on that one soon
    3
  1942. Thanks Bob, I love Australia
    3
  1943. no, its a zippo lighter we used a couple of weeks ago
    3
  1944. By no means do I miss the truth of God's creation. By no means am I deceived about evolution.
    3
  1945. Thank you too
    3
  1946. Let's hope sot would be good to have a great year.
    3
  1947. Yes, indeed, I think so
    3
  1948. never heard of her
    3
  1949. Honda cbf500
    3
  1950. Great!
    3
  1951. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
    3
  1952. Yes, sorry, it is one in 160, as written in the notes
    3
  1953. Thank you Darwin
    3
  1954. Most welcome
    3
  1955. Glad it was helpful!
    3
  1956. What are you saying?
    3
  1957. swallow them
    3
  1958. Tablets cost a few pounds for a thousand doses, basically nothing. Injection ampules about a pound or two.
    3
  1959. There is a series on the NS, enter 'campbell teaching nervous system' in youtube
    3
  1960. I do hope not, a most unpleasant procedure. Its a few years since I have been to one, but the smell says with me.
    3
  1961. Do you take any vitamin D?
    3
  1962. This has been covered many times already
    3
  1963. Did int say it was wrong, rather the evidence discussed today tends against it
    3
  1964. Sounds like a painful condition, thats why it's called 'break bone fever'. I do hope you are fully recovered?
    3
  1965. Thanks for the tip!
    3
  1966. Yes, of course
    3
  1967. Great idea, taking design inspiration from the created order, its is actually done to some extent, but not so much with human anatomy and physiology.
    3
  1968. variety is the spice of life, in some things
    3
  1969. God is great
    3
  1970. The organs are sterile, thats why normal blood cultures come back negative
    3
  1971. It would be a long answer
    3
  1972. I agree, but so much hope not
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  1973. I don't have data to answer that question, but it does not sound very natural. It probably partly depends on genetics, Inuate for example and other aborigine peoples traditionally have a high protein and fat diet and do very well.
    3
  1974. Its natural, but may have jumped from animals at the virus research centre
    3
  1975. Glad it was helpful!
    3
  1976. Im working on something, but I need to collect the evidence.
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  1977. Bunk
    3
  1978. Are these ideas mutually exclusive?
    3
  1979. Thanks Julia, God bless you also.
    3
  1980. yes, I did cover it in the past
    3
  1981. We do not agree but thank you for watching and commenting, debate is good.
    3
  1982. It has been known
    3
  1983. Because the drainage of the pleura is part of the systemic circulation, not part of the pulmonary circulation.
    3
  1984. Covered in the last 10 minutes of the video
    3
  1985. why is there something, rather than nothing?
    3
  1986. Any time!
    3
  1987. I can see it
    3
  1988. yes, the motor systems are all efferent
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  1989. Excellent, well done and keep going.
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  1990. Thanks for sharing!
    3
  1991. Thanks for sharing!!
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  1992. Yes, if we had enough oxygen to put in it, good idea
    3
  1993. with any luck you should be immune now
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  1994. Me too
    3
  1995.  @beautyjunkie01100  Not yet, I will put the topics on my 'to do' list.
    3
  1996. close enough, well done
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  1997. its still up
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  1998. Indeed He does
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  1999. There are issues, but Im reloading it now, sorry
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  2000. You are most welcome, blessings from England.
    3
  2001. Have you watched my videos on medical terminology? @صلىعليكاللهياخيرالورى 
    3
  2002. There are plenty more vids, do watch when you feel like it.
    3
  2003. I guess it can be both. The brain can react to external stimulus, for example generating pleasure during eating or sex. However, mood can be determined by the physiology of the brain alone, as in depression or mania.
    3
  2004. Thanks for watching!
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  2005. I was never on morning TV
    3
  2006. Its just under the skull, above the arachnoid
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  2007. Vit K2
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  2008. More to come!
    3
  2009. Yes, anaphylaxis would be a god idea.
    3
  2010. Im not sure mankind can be biologically redeemed, as even idealised medicine can only improve quality of life and delay death. You are right about genetics, almost everything is genetic in some shape or form.
    3
  2011. Yes, a recessive gene will only be expressed in the absence of a dominant gene.
    3
  2012. I admire your honesty, you can of course change to change your consumptional behaviours
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  2013. You are so welcome
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  2014. Thank you for this.
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  2015. It is
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  2016. O, OK, thank you, I will check these things
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  2017. It will stay in the rectum and start to dry out leading to constipation.
    3
  2018. Lets talk again n 3 or 4 years time
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  2019. No they don't work, but are good as they do no harm
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  2020. Unfortunatly not, beer is fermented witt yeist, for vit K2 you need to ferment with bacteria
    3
  2021. Kenya is a great country, so pleased you are watching there
    3
  2022. Allas, no
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  2023. Good morning!
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  2024. Im pleased he is now recovering, would he like to talk to me, campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    3
  2025. O dear
    3
  2026. Traditions can be good or bad, I think we need to develop an evidence base for all practice.
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  2027.  @airwaybreathingcirculation1742  O, to me it means surgical site infection. The issue is primevally cervical vertebral injury, if this is suspected it is a serious injury, if the head or neck is inappropriately moved the cord could be transected.
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  2028. She is older than me
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  2029. Im from the North of England
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  2030. Could be they just have a more active immune system, but I don't know for sure. Its certainly interesting.
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  2031. Glad you think so!
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  2032. Ill put it on the to do list.
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  2033. Thats good, thanks for letting me know.
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  2034. Yes, but the molecules are not moving relative to one another, there is always going to be quantum fluctuations but that does not amount to kinetic energy
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  2035. Ive been to India a few times and have taught there.
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  2036. Good question!
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  2037. You are very welcome Angelica, do hit the like button on any you like, this all helps the channel.
    3
  2038. 1 and 2 depend on a lot of factors. Think in terms of the Golden hour.
    3
  2039. You are so welcome!
    3
  2040. Yes, of course, if I had a large team
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  2041. Hey, go for it
    3
  2042. Good idea, I will put the on the to do list
    3
  2043. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  2044.  @mya9042  Well done, keep going
    3
  2045. Diet is a big factor
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  2046. Thanks, you too!
    3
  2047.  Richard Kambinda  How reliable is the postal service in Namibia, I have sent books to several countries that never arrived
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  2048. The diastolic pressure is maintained by the elastic recoil of the arterial system.
    3
  2049. O, I don't know, will have a look
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  2050. Amen, lovely man, love his music
    3
  2051. This was not done due to the onset of Sabbath, that's why the women went to the tomb on the first day (Sunday).
    3
  2052. I don't know
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  2053. you could send me a video, johnincarlisle@gmail.com
    3
  2054. No its not receptors, thy are used by contraction of the hair effector muscles, usually when cold.
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  2055. Did this 2 days ago
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  2056. Hello there!
    3
  2057. Its amazing how well kidneys work most of the time
    3
  2058. O yes
    3
  2059. Its great to learn a little of what God has created
    3
  2060. They are long enough , so the neurones from the toes to the spinal cord may be over a metre long
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  2061. It is I think
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  2062. Yes, good idea
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  2063. Sure, arteries carry blood away from the heart, veins carry blood towards the heart.
    3
  2064. If you are not emulsifying enough fat you can experience 'dumpling syndrome', a feeling of uncomfortable fullness
    3
  2065. Do click plenty of like buttons for me, this helps the channel
    3
  2066. Only a man I assure you,
    3
  2067. Good one, well done
    3
  2068. Much appreciated
    3
  2069. And your point is?
    3
  2070. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    3
  2071. This is true
    3
  2072. God bless you also Malak as you seek to help the people He has created.
    3
  2073. Energy is expensive in UK now so it is best not to waste any.
    3
  2074. You and me both!
    3
  2075. Masks are critical, not political
    3
  2076. Great stuff, thank you
    3
  2077. we need to combine and synergise veterinary and human medicine much more, so much to lean from each other.
    3
  2078. I did that on this video
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  2079. You are correct, but we often need pills as well.
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  2080. No, me too
    3
  2081. Glad it was helpful!
    3
  2082. I remember them well
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  2083. I think so too!
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  2084. I am so sorry for your suffering, I do hope thinkgs improve soon.
    3
  2085. go for it
    3
  2086. Correct all cardiovascular risk factors, cholesterol, blood pressure, hypothyroidism, diabetes, obesity, stop smoking, for starters. I wish there was a quick fix for clogged up arteries, but I don't know one.
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  2087. Im not sure, I was making videos way before covid as well
    3
  2088. Thanks Linda, Im dyslexic in several areas myself, I think that why I started teaching mostly through diagrams.
    3
  2089.  @Dazzletoad  Thanks, it great that people like you are essential my peer review system. I know if I get things wrong informed viewers such as yourself will let me know. I like your debunking idea actually. Its a good idea, there is so much pseudoscience and pseudomedicine out there, like you I hate it. A bit of argument and controversy might give the channel a boost as well.
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  2090. I have lectures already uploaded with models of the brain.
    3
  2091. Thanks Ogechi, this is great to know. Which country are you in?
    3
  2092. Thanks Alan
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  2093. I see what you mean, plant cells have a central sap vacuole. It is also true that adipocytes have a fat vacuole, how bit it is depends on how much fat it is storing.
    3
  2094. Well, if you are vaguely interested in the facts as opposed to your own made-up mind, my fee for this lecture was zero. This is the same for all of my teaching in Asia and Africa. I do however agree some universities are in it for the money, this is why I launched this project in the first place.
    3
  2095. Use 111 if you are worried
    3
  2096. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
    3
  2097. Yes, she should also have pricked much more to the side of the finger, not on the pad
    3
  2098. Hey, how many of me do you see, how long do you think it takes to prep such a video on Sweden?
    3
  2099. Good idea
    3
  2100. I haven't seen too many fortunately, but we do get plenty of allergic reactions. For me, its the ABC bit that works, treating what needs treated and not treating that which doesn't.
    3
  2101. I suspect he did, but it is not specifically recorded.
    3
  2102. Yes, our Bible also talks about breast feeding in several places, its always best for babies, 14 وقالت صهيون قد تركني الرب وسيدي نسيني  15 هل تنسى المرأة رضيعها فلا ترحم ابن بطنها. حتى هؤلاء ينسين وانا لا انساك.  16 هوذا على كفي نقشتك. اسوارك امامي دائما.
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  2103. Yes, the DNA is from the E.Coli
    3
  2104. Thats probably not the best way forward
    3
  2105. do you think there might be a reason for the way I do this?
    3
  2106. I can't even clap in time
    3
  2107.  @dr.luckymumbai2028  have you given my videos lots of likes?
    3
  2108. Im not sure, but you generally find these verses have been though through and written about over the past couple of Melania
    3
  2109. I don't have a Rumble channel
    3
  2110. No Im not
    3
  2111. Currently riding a Kawasaki 650
    3
  2112. On it!
    3
  2113. Thank you Jessica, cyber hugs are also good. I am so sorry for your loss.
    3
  2114. Thanks for listening
    3
  2115. Yes, the prostate will still carry on growing and symptoms can reoccur with time
    3
  2116. The bacterial challenge boosts the non specific, but virus eating neutrophils.
    3
  2117. Much appreciated!
    3
  2118. Just wondering if this would be a good idea for the UK?
    3
  2119. Well said!
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  2120.  @خالدحمادنقصوزنكوغيرفكرك  The arrangement of the circulation through the myocardium is essentially the same as any other tissue, the arterioles feed blood into capillaries, which drain into venues.
    3
  2121. Glad it was helpful!
    3
  2122. Could be, well spotted
    3
  2123. Thank you for this comment, it means a lot.
    3
  2124. Yes it was
    3
  2125. interesting
    3
  2126. Yes, you can see it under an electron microscope
    3
  2127. Direct sun, supplements and UV exposed mushrooms
    3
  2128. Why?
    3
  2129. Yes, just that
    3
  2130. Can you do a course to learn to report on X rays, in the UK we call these people Reporting Radiographers. You might find this interesting as you learn new material and medicine. @athraasalih7957 
    3
  2131. How many have you watched so far?
    3
  2132. Thank you Adel, you are a most faithful viewer.
    3
  2133. Yes, its an amazing automatic system, most of the time.
    3
  2134. take plenty of exercise and eat healthy fats
    3
  2135. good comment
    3
  2136. I guess so
    3
  2137. I think Youtube will do this for you if you press the subtitles button.
    3
  2138. I have posted video series on both of these topics, do watch them and tell me what you think.
    3
  2139. That is a good point, it means the data does not make sense as it is
    3
  2140. Excellent, delighted they are working with you.
    3
  2141. True, but not everyone starts off as infectious
    3
  2142. Its the humans who have a choice
    3
  2143.  @hopezhang8278  eating more protein than you need won't help anyway, but do consider the vitamin C
    3
  2144. Yer - LTOT (Long Term Oxygen Therapy) is so important in chronic respiratory disease, it significantly improves the prognosis in both respiratory and cardiovascualr terms.
    3
  2145. You are so welcome!
    3
  2146. Fair point
    3
  2147. Ner, I was careful to endorse the mask wearing only
    3
  2148. I could not disagree more, I seek evidence using a scientific approach. Im not always perfect, but I try like heck.
    3
  2149. Sorry, I will ask him to do this at the start of the next video
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  2150. I hope so too
    3
  2151. This is a risk I know. I get it from various news outlets and some personal contacts in the States who are reliable.
    3
  2152. Just have to start a bit earlier
    3
  2153. Yes, I have indeed stressed this point many times
    3
  2154. do please watch my apology video
    3
  2155. https://news.yale.edu/2025/02/19/immune-markers-post-vaccination-syndrome-indicate-future-research-directions Do try again please
    3
  2156. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
    3
  2157. Yes, I should have go that in, good point
    3
  2158. Well said
    3
  2159. I dont think they would have me, but I would like to
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  2160. Thats great MRBIGX, thanks for that.
    3
  2161. So sorry for you loss
    3
  2162. I don't think so, but its a good question
    3
  2163. these videos are already posted on campbellteaching channel
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  2164. Strange .... but true
    3
  2165. well spotted
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  2166. Well sneaked in
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  2167. all correct
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  2168. trypsin and chymotrypsin. Have you watched my series on the digestive system, this is all covered in these videos
    3
  2169. I appreciate that
    3
  2170. Amen
    3
  2171. Yes, good idea
    3
  2172. Wow, I am so pleased you are better. God bless your mother.
    3
  2173. No, this is not satire
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  2174. Not many
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  2175. Data on the next video
    3
  2176. Yes, anatomically it is towards the right atrium, but it is the communication between the atria and the ventricles.
    3
  2177. So pleased you are watching in Somalia, please share with your colleagues as well, the more the merrier.
    3
  2178. not yet
    3
  2179. Yes, anti-inflammatory, sorry
    3
  2180. I have done several times
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  2181. O, sorry, you said haemothorax, what does your doctor think
    3
  2182. is there something wrong with your computer?
    3
  2183. Yes, I think so, as can urinary retention
    3
  2184. Great point
    3
  2185. Such race specific biological weapons are not being developed by any world government of course
    3
  2186. Yes, very much so, the fibrous membranes inside and out
    3
  2187. I do hope your surgery is successful
    3
  2188. I did not know that, thanks very much
    3
  2189. physical cleaning and antiseptics
    3
  2190. Thanks for listening
    3
  2191. Where would you have put the prostate to improve the design?
    3
  2192. No, alcohol is a depressant
    3
  2193. Yes, we are currently supporting 300 poor families until they get back on their feet.
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  2194. 1. Hard to say, probably genetic and epigenetic factors. 2. Eat the right kind of fats and exercise, eat omega 3 type fat. Your HDL is too low, you may need to consider statins as well. You must keep thin, Indians tend to accumulate visceral fat, which is bad. 3. Alcohol is broken down by dehydrogenating enzymes.
    3
  2195.  @dr.yuvarajanpalanisamy9805  I ride a Honda cb500f myself
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  2196. I don't think I can post pdf on youtube, do you know?
    3
  2197. Its a matter largely of information availability
    3
  2198. 1. No, I don't think brain cells need insulin to get the glucose in, its mostly muscle and liver cells. 2. Insulin lowers blood glucose. Glucagon raised blood glucose levels. Be careful with insulin, it can lower blood glucose levels quickly and can cause death. 3. Not as far as I know. You need to avoid alcohol and lose weight.
    3
  2199. Yes, ions go in and out through specialised protein based channels Calle ionophores
    3
  2200. yes there is a series on immunity, in youtube type in 'campbellteaching immunity' and you will find the series
    3
  2201. no, they do work
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  2202. Amazing story, thank you for sharing this family problem. Shows the importance of medical knowledge is saving life.
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  2203. You are very welcome
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  2204. Lets hop so
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  2205. NEJM is normally very good, I would be surprised if they published a dodgy data set, but we will see.
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  2206. Yes, I taught nurses for a long time.
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  2207. Im so sorry for your loss, thank you for sharing this personal pain.
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  2208. Hopefully soon, hope you are well
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  2209. yes
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  2210. No change there then, thank you for being supportive, it is difficult sometimes
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  2211. Later today, working on it now
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  2212. The STURP scientists were a mix, Christian, Jewish, Atheist
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  2213. Glad you like them!
    3
  2214. Im sure you will smash it, do use diagrams and arrows.
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  2215. We have looked at that, and hopefully will update soon
    3
  2216. Yes, I remember seeing a mummy in the British museum with red hair, guess the gene was around in ancient Egypt.
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  2217. Which guys are you referring to? I don't think I have expressed a view that the structures of the kidney arose by chance?
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  2218. No,
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  2219. Lets hope not
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  2220. Yes, I have increased my intake up to 8,000 iu most days
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  2221. Sorry, editing issue, part two will be out soon
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  2222. So do I, not sure whats going on
    3
  2223. that was the population of England
    3
  2224. Yes, I use morphine all the time and have never had a patient who got addicted. The antidote to bad use is good use, not no use.
    3
  2225. no dog
    3
  2226. This beggars belief, quite outrageous
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  2227. One in and one out is one breath cycle. What I do is just count the number of times the person breaths in, with children, the number of times their tummy rises as they breath in.
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  2228. There are many, it's almost like some vested interests don't like what I say.
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  2229. Do feel free to enlighten us with your wisdom
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  2230. I appreciate that
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  2231. Thank you
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  2232. Its not possible to prove negatives
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  2233. Yes, it is!
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  2234. Yes, good idea
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  2235. God bless you also Rationalist
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  2236. me too, would love to know
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  2237. Could turn out that way
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  2238. Lets hope not
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  2239. I assure you, my bipedal function is excellent
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  2240. I don't delete comments unless I consider them dangerous, last time I deleted a comment was about 3 weeks ago
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  2241. And my best wishes to you Shashi, thank you for your encouraging messages.
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  2242. Good question, I think being itchy can, although Im not sure about the physiological basis.
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  2243. The more dehydrated you become, the less urine you will produce. This can eventually lead to an AKI.
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  2244. I dont know how to make t shirts
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  2245. I'm so glad!
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  2246. Thats great Friendo, thanks for letting me know, do click lots of like buttons, this helps the channel.
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  2247. No, you are now one of us, completely.
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  2248. one of many Im afraid
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  2249. I thought the section on the vaccine was fairly well balanced
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  2250. God bless you also Jump
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  2251. yes, hopfully soon
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  2252. Yes, in so far as they will both raise blood sugar levels.
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  2253. why the heck do you think I post references
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  2254. Good point, they are both the same kind of viral vector
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  2255. and your real name is?
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  2256. Dear Mezo, Yes it can be, the lack of oxygen in the blood triggers off activity in the `fight or flight` part of the nervous system which canmake you feel shaky. If there is not enough oxygen going to your brain you can feel dizzy, and weakness can be lack of oxygen going to your muscles. However you should go to your own doctor to see what he thinks. I hope yo do well, John
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  2257. I do hope you do not get a severe form of COVID-19
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  2258. Yes, the lower 2/3 of the nose is cartilage not bone.
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  2259. I think its the part near the apex
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  2260. Of course, as soon as I can get it
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  2261. Yes, do take care Susan, this is a real risk in those kind of temperatures
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  2262. Dear Dennis, I am sorry to hear this, I do hope he is being well managed, best wishes, John
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  2263. is he a doctor or health scientist?
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  2264. You are so welcome!
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  2265. and vitamin D
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  2266. I fully agree, this is totally outrageous, I am so sorry your family has had to go through this unnecessary trauma.
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  2267. I appreciate that!
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  2268. I am so sorry for you loss
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  2269. Well done
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  2270. Im not sure that he did, some for sure, but others were forced
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  2271. Good point may apply to humans.
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  2272. I think the president of the US must be born in the US, I was born in Scotland
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  2273. Ha, you found me out
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  2274. This has been covered in great detail in previous videos, which I assume you have not watched, you dip in and criticise, without bothering to realise this is a series. The point you raise has been stressed repeatedly. I can not cover every point on every video, get informed first then you can offer your critique.
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  2275. The article does not say unfortunately
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  2276. Also welcome, well spotted
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  2277. UK, could be 8% of total population
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  2278. Kyle will provide me with footage
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  2279. Ner, Just one, like me
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  2280. Thanks Kahnz, which country are you in?
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  2281. This is if food gets into the airway, the most common cause of choking is eating and speaking at the same time
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  2282. Probably just the lighting, feeling fine today, thank you
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  2283. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  2284. Did you see the videos the foetal circulation?
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  2285. No, it thickens the blood, making thrombosis more likely. Purity supply would also be an issue.
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  2286. Much appreciated! That is a long time, thank you
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  2287. O yes
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  2288. We need to be evidence based.
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  2289. It depends on several factors, age, BMI, weight, obesity, present blood levels. I can't prescribe on the internet. Ideally get your doctor to check your blood levels and he or she can take it from there.
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  2290. Nutrition is such an interesting field
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  2291. technical issues, working on it
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  2292. As does the milk and butter
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  2293. Yes, I will try that
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  2294. there is already a series on heart failure, this would come under right heart failure
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  2295. No, they don't, percentages are not high enough yet
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  2296. Plain, directly over the burn
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  2297. I think Chris Packham's view can be safely ignored
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  2298. He is great, I have been watching him for about a year now
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  2299. They are stored in a vacuole in the individual hepatocytes. Yes, this does add up to an overall hepatomegaly, called steatosis. You can percuss and palpate the enlarged liver below the right costal margin. A normal liver is not normally palpable.
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  2300. Got it pulled out, no problems or antibiotics so far, thanks for asking
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  2301. Yes, thats facinating, its on my to do list
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  2302. Same to you!
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  2303. Thanks fluent, glad to hear it's making sense.
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  2304. Excellent point
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  2305. There are quite a few on disease process already, the problem with pathological samples is concent and permissions.
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  2306. Sounds like you would be a much better person to make COVID videos than me, have you made any?
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  2307. Bless you Shahwali, thanks for getting back to me.
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  2308. mostly, those with small molecular weight
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  2309. You're welcome
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  2310. oxygen diffuses through the capillary walls
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  2311. Much appreciated
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  2312. I know, but things are starting to change in some better informed circles. Some guidelines are at last starting to change as well.
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  2313. Yes, did I say Florida, Had Virginia on the notes
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  2314. How dare you be so offensive, apologies at once, to me and my viewers.
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  2315. It is a Parker vector, they cost about £8 in the UK. It costs less if you have a big bottle of inc, as opposed to cartridges
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  2316. post a proper comment this is gibberish
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  2317. Ending in an a, yes it is
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  2318. I have, many times
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  2319. One of the strangest comments I have ever had on the channel
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  2320. Amen to that
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  2321. Which degree are you studying for Andile?
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  2322. Honda CB 500 f
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  2323. You are so welcome
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  2324. Lets hope not, there is nothing peer reviewed that give these figures as far as I can find.
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  2325. Yes, we could cover this, but it would only apply to the UK of course
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  2326. This is probably the case.
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  2327. Can go either way, this one may not be too bad
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  2328. Thanks, I think I have fixed it now
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  2329. Awesome thank you!
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  2330. Thanks Scott, Yer, it's always safest to demonstrate things on myself, as I can give full consent. I guess a videos of this particular demonstration might be a step to far, but the reaction could be interesting.
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  2331. Its a fair point, you can also get them in honey
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  2332. Figure of speech, poorly expressed
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  2333. I do hope you stay well, talking on a computer or phone is good of course.
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  2334. Natural selection only works once you have a replicating organism. It essentially has nothing to say about the origin of the first life although Darwin did speculate about a warm little pool. Origin of life research is investigating the first organism, but as far as I know has not made any credable progress.
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  2335. Glad it was helpful!
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  2336. Bacterial infection is one
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  2337. Of course
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  2338. Same to you!
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  2339. Ill put it on the to do list
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  2340. I do hope so Daniel, thank you
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  2341. Thats good Amanda
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  2342. Eventually
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  2343. Do you think many people would watch for 140 minutes? I could give it a try.
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  2344. This good, thanks for letting me know. Do let me know when you have read it.
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  2345. Glad you like them!
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  2346. Thanks for sharing!
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  2347. reloading now, sorry
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  2348. Are you on India, if so do you want to talk to me?
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  2349. Much appreciated
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  2350. I hate videos that make you watch to the end
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  2351. These are good points and we have considered them on several previous videos.
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  2352. Do click plenty of like buttons for me, this helps the channel
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  2353. Thank you for taking time for this detailed response. You describe a lot of social Darwinism, but Im not sure we can blame Darwin too much for the actions of others. He himself wrestled with his ideas for decades of course, as he did not publish for a long time after his initial thinking. In the talk we did not say everything is by chance, and it seems obvious to me that the complexity of the created order is not the product of chance. Much more to say on this of course, Blessings from Australia.
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  2354. good idea
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  2355. Hmmm, not sure whats happening
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  2356. Excellent, thanks for watching. Which country are you in?
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  2357. Don't think so, it is log, but the numbers are ratios of the 1 baseline. However, I agree it could be misleading, appearing to smooth out a more dramatic rise.
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  2358. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  2359. Of course, excellent point
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  2360. me too
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  2361. Hi China, Thanks for letting me know. Im interested, did you watch the full 24 minutes?
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  2362. +jake willcock Thanks Jake, do feel free to share the link on facebook etc, not many people seem to be watching the current series.
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  2363. +Georgios Spartan Low blood glucose levels are directly detected by the alpha cells, which then respond by secreting glucagon. Therefore the direct stimulus for glucagon secretion is relative hypoglycaemia. This mechanism works, independently of insulin. Stimulation for insulin secretion, from the beta cells, is raised level of glucose in the blood. In both cases, it is the levels of glucose in the blood plasma which is detected.
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  2364. Thanks for the feedback Jimmy, I have just started this format, so I am planning to do some more. I have done a series already on wound healing. It will be interesting to see if they are well watched.
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  2365. Yes, perfusion describes the way blood circulates through an organ or tissue.
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  2366. +Dan Wilkinson Interesting, I assume he must have preserver swallowing function?
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  2367. +Dan Wilkinson Thanks Dan, I had often wondered why he has had such a long evolution.
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  2368. +Chuck W Yes, the achy sort of pain is transmitted by the slow, unmyelinated C fibres. This is why the pain is often not so well localized, and can only be attributed to a region of the body, rather than a specific location.
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  2369. +charsiu12 Do the next videos in the series come up on the right side of your screen? This is part of the shock series, Ive posted all 15 episodes. Hope you can find them.
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  2370. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  2371. Excellent, keep going
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  2372. Yes, its great when that happens
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  2373. Ive made some videos now on teaching skills, I have uploaded the first 4 of these. I would be interested to see if these are what you had i mind?
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  2374. Sounds like this is working for you in the short term, but Im just wondering if there might be any longer term complications on the nasal passages?
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  2375. I guess anything that causes chronic inflammation, as frequent use would, is not good.
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  2376. Yes they are, they form white thrombus when the agglutinate
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  2377. +Peter Bhai Peter, I am not sure what your are suffering from, do try to let me know, John
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  2378. Good point, but not always unfortunately.
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  2379. Yes, this would be a good idea. So much that could be done. Thanks for the feedback.
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  2380. there is another series that I did straight to camera on head injuries, have you watched these?
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  2381. You need to read a few and see which ones you like. I did some teaching at Life University Cambodia, love the country.
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  2382. How do you describe the pain, sharp, blunt, burning, diffuse? Does anything make it worse or better? Does exercise effect the pain? Have you tried simple compression hosiery?
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  2383. +Janet Riegel Thanks Janet, good to know. This is actually part of the heart disease series, which is a numbered series. If you want to watch the rest, they are numbered as Heart Disease 1, Heart Disease 2, etc. Best wishes for you RN, John
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  2384. God willing we might meet someday.
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  2385. You are correct. Insulin gates both glucose and potassium into the cell cytosol from the tissue fluids and blood. Giving insulin will therefore lower glucose and potassium serum levels. It will therefore be usual to give insulin and potassium together, according to local protocols. This must of course be done very carefully, as rapid changes in potassium can lead to ventricular fibrillation. 
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  2386. you are correct, don't know why I got that wrong
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  2387. You can order my text books from campbellteaching.co.uk
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  2388. No, ongoing pain is more likely to lead to chronic pain, this is why it is important to prevent this chronic pain developing with use of analgesia in the acute situation.
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  2389. what is p3?
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  2390. +Makaela Not heard that one before, not sure it adds much to our understanding of the physiology. Im aways open to new evidence however.
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  2391. There seems to be a bit of debate abut this one, but I have just checked the latest edition of Grey's Anatomy, and they do discuss the sinuses, they report that they become more prominent in the lactating breast.
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  2392. Excellent you have a subject you love, this means you can certainly be a good teacher of electronics, your enthusiasm will come through in your teaching sessions. This means you can inform and motivate at the same time.
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  2393. Ive uploaded the first one today, Teaching Skills 2. What you describe is very common in early teaching. In class its OK because the students will be able to see the context of what you are saying. I think what you need to do is to decide to enjoy your teaching, this will help you to get over being nervous. If you are teaching for an hour, that is an hour of you life, so just decide you are going to enjoy the time. You may also be over thinking, this means you do not have enough mind time left to get the words right. Again, this over thinking is caused by the anxiety. Just focus on the people you are teaching, and because you know your subject, it will come out right more and more of the time. Don't worry about low level dyslexia, mine is fairly high level.
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  2394. +tj1990 Thanks for letting me know tj, you are right, sometimes it is hard to examine ourselves objectively, with sober judgement. Clearly, you are very employable, but were unable to appreciate this for a short time. I delighted you are now working again.
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  2395. Yes, reduced levels of oxygen in the blood perfusing the kidneys stimulates the release of EPO.
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  2396.  @warferine2483  If the postage is reliable, yes
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  2397. +HUSSIEN ALNAIMAT So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them.
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  2398. Hello Leanne, Its hard to tell by what you have said here, but certainly drinking too much and poorly controlled diabetes are both risk factors. It may have been that the drinking interfered with his ability to care for his diabetes, so his levels of diabetic control were not as good as they could have been. If his levels of diabetic control were poor, this would make it more likely he would develop complications, such as heart disease. Whatever the precise cause of his death, I am sorry for your loss. John
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  2399. You need to draw your own Shelley, but failing that I guess you could copy a screen shot.
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  2400. You can now get all of the current videos and podcasts on a 64 Gig flash drive. About 420 video files and 100 podcasts. You can order one from campbellteaching.co.uk This saves ordering individual disks, its all on the one flashdrive. Best wishes, John
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  2401. As glucose can not get not the cells, there can be reduced levels of metabolism, but I think the main mechanism is heat loss due to vasodilation. However, hypothermia is not necessarily present in DKA.
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  2402. Have you watched many of the videos? I don't know about dentistry, but I guess the general background of physiology and the study of disease is useful. Also, the best way to learn something is to teach it.
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  2403. Rabiu Hassan Thats an old one, check out the new edition. Interesting that you came across that one though.
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  2404. Your English is much better than my Arabic.
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  2405. +oopalonga No, the forces generated are not the same, the pressure in the veins, generated by the mechanisms of venous return are much less than the pressure in the arteries, generated by the force of ventricular contraction. pressure in veins is only a few mmHg as opposed to the MABP of about 100mmHg. You are correct however, is saying the volumes are the same, they have to be.
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  2406. +Sarah Winn Thanks for letting me know Sarah.
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  2407. Pulse rate reflects the number of ventricular contractions per minute. Blood pressure is the fore excreted by the blood on the vessel walls in which it is contained.
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  2408. Blood pressure = cardiac output x peripheral resistance. Cardiac output = heart rate x stroke volume.
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  2409. Hello Mony, Where do you work, I have been to Hope Hospital in PP and taught at Life University.
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  2410. +jessyka power People with Rh negative blood have the same DNA sequences, which code for the same proteins, its just that they do not produce one red cell surface antigen for reasons of genetic diversity. They produce energy in the same way, using the same ADP / ATP mechanisms, coded for by the same genes. Their mitochondira are the same, containing the same genetic sequences. They have all of the same organs, muscles and bones in the same places as everyone else. Their proteins are all human type proteome proteins. They are able to reproduce with other members of their species.
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  2411. +Marian Ross Hmm, neuron is the US spelling, while neurone is the UK spelling.
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  2412. +Marian Ross There are quite a few differences between traditional English spellings and US spellings. The traditional English ones are often based more closely on the original Latin and Greek spellings, while the US spellings are often more logical and fenetic. Haem verses hem as in haemorrhage is English, but hemorrhage in US English for example. There is a trend for migrations to US spellings now, as an international approach to spelling. So, foetus is traditional English, but even here in the UK it is now often spelled as the US inspired fetus, which does seem more logical.
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  2413. +Mrs P Im sorry you have had this trauma, how is your husband getting on now? Getting better I hope?
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  2414. Hi Jo, That would be great, there is a donate button on my website, campbellteaching.co.uk Support helps me to distribute books and videos in poorer countries, Best wishes, John
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  2415. GMailLeonard It depends on how many nodes are removed, if there is enough collateral pathways it will be OK. If too many are removed, then the arm will develop oedema.
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  2416. Ive put all of the materials on a 64 gig USB drive now, available from campbellteaching.co.uk Thanks for watching, John
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  2417. You are in mg per 100 mls of blood units, in Europe we measure it in millimoles. I agree, its a pity we are not on the same page for units.
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  2418. yes, I have posted a full series on capillaries
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  2419. Your thinking makes perfect sense. However, in the baby GI tract, the antibodies enter the mucus lining the tract and are protected from protein digesting enzymes. They then provide passive immunity to the baby for the month or two they are able to survive as in tact structural proteins. They only protect the GI tract, the systemically acting antibodies have already entered the baby circulation via the placenta. However, this is impotent, as during the first few months of life the baby will be exposed to many infective organisms taken in via the mouth. As they are exposed to these potential infections they will be proceed by the ingested antibodies, but the antigens will also stimulate the production of their own antibodies via the process of active acquired immunity. These will then persist for years and indeed life. So baby is given time to make their own active immunity, while being passively protected by maternal antibodies. This is called active on passive immunity.
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  2420. Kaz Kazo You could call that a sinus dysrhythmia.
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  2421. You make a very good point, makes you wonder if we are missing something with our current university system.
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  2422. +x10secsx The respiratory and cardiovascular centers are located in the brain stem, mostly in the medulla oblongata. If the pressure increases in the infratentorial compartment, these centres increase perfusin pressures to try and maintain their own blood supply. These effects will not lower ICP.
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  2423. Yes, you could be A, B, O or AB from your parents. The Rh factor is inherited separately, so you may be positive or negative.
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  2424. +Glyne Martin Good question, the brain stem is a very complex structure, with differing histologies, so the task would be complicated. I guess the answer is no one has done the work yet.
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  2425. If you are even a little concerned you should see your doctor. There is no substitute for an assessment in person with a qualified professional.
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  2426. May be an eye doctor
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  2427. +nidhi kots Great looking dog, I too have a dog.
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  2428. You are correct, its the former. You should go down horizontal from V4.
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  2429. This is a great motorcycle, easy to ride, smooth, lightish, usable power from 30 to 80 mph, good build quality, economical, reliable and fast enough for all legal work.
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  2430. +Tiger Eye Im sorry your mother is unwell. From what you say, it is not possible to say what is the problem. Have you been able to ask a qualified doctor what is best to do. They will have access to the results of the blood tests and biopsy.
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  2431. Thanks for letting me know Spijit, good to know they are working.
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  2432. Hello Jordan, Patients with DM 1 or DM 2 are prone to diabetic dyslipidaemia. There is a tendency for protective HDL to go down, while at the same time harmful, atherogenic LDL goes up. Triglycerides can also be raised. These dislipidemic factors will certainly predispose to deposition of atheroma in the process of atherosclerosis. If atheromatous plaques become unstable, thrombus formation will develop leading to stroke or MI.
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  2433. No, thyroxine is stimulated by thyroid stimulating hormone.
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  2434. Sounds like you do understand prion disease causing mechanism. Prions are not a micro-organism of course. However, I always count prions as infections as the disease is transmissible from person to person. If the infection come directly from animals that would be a zoonotic infection.
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  2435. +LI H The local anesthetics block the sodium channels in the dendrites of the sensory neuron, therefore preventing propagation of the nociceptic neuronal impulse.
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  2436. yes
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  2437. ***** Its surprising actually, that is a serious text book. Sometimes ideas go from book to book, and mistakes can be propagated. It shows the importance of always relating existing knowledge to the real world. If you are looking at the living patient, you can't really argue with that. All theory has to be taken from observations of reality. Any way, well spotted. John
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  2438. Thats good, thanks for letting me know.
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  2439. Well spotted
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  2440. Sure, download e copies from campbellteaching.co.uk
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  2441. For sure you can study medicine at your age, its just a matter of how you will finance yourself. If you have the time to dedicate to the work, you will be able to do it. Running a business at the same time will of course make it more difficult. If you have experience of science and care work, that would be an advantage. The more specific answers to your questions will depend on where you want to study, it would be worth arranging a visit to your local medical school. There are also possibilities to study related professions such as nursing or pharmacy.
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  2442. Pedro Cardoza I don't know, you ask a good question.  In the words of Kamel H1, Navi BB, Nakagawa K, Hemphill JC 3rd, Ko NU writing in Hypertonic saline versus mannitol for the treatment of elevated intracranial pressure: a meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials. 'We found that hypertonic saline is more effective than mannitol for the treatment of elevated intracranial pressure. Our meta-analysis is limited by the small number and size of eligible trials, but our findings suggest that hypertonic saline may be superior to the current standard of care and argue for a large, multicenter, randomized trial to definitively establish the first-line medical therapy for intracranial hypertension.'
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  2443. Tell me a little more.
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  2444. Heck, all the other books are now out of date then, l will have to remake my video. Well checked out. This is one of the advantages of youtube of course, we can progress together.
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  2445. God bless you also Sayed
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  2446. It might be best to see a physician, heart and kidney function are the obvious things to check first. Have you had your blood protein levels checked? Low levels of albumin in the blood can be a cause. Which parts of the body are most affected?
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  2447. Excellent, Im pleased they are being viewed in your part of the world.
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  2448. Electricity is a potential difference (PD) between two places, with the potential for the flow of electrons. In the case of the myocytes, the potential difference is across the cell membranes. In the case of your phone, the PD is between the two poles of your battery, so in both cases there is an electrical PD. In other words the answer to your first question is yes. The answer to your second question is no.
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  2449. +Graham Taylor I think its the acidosis. The acidosis interferes with the ably of the peripheral arterioles, and their neuronal innervations to function. Without neuronal innervation, peripheral vessels with dilate on their own.
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  2450. +Graham Taylor I do, train hard, fight easy.
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  2451. I guess it would have to be pharmacological? However, would this mean that the patient produced almost no renin at all, and so be hypotesive?
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  2452. ThermomixBlogger Helene Hmmm, not good. Unfortunately this is a common problem, with a lot of late recognition. It is surprising, given how common diabetes is. However, Im pleased you have now been fully diagnoses. John
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  2453. ThermomixBlogger Helene Absolutely, it sounds like you had classical clinical features, this is disappointing medicine. Any way, Im pleased you are being treated now. Have they worked out any underlying cause for you?
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  2454. Yes, eyes are quite amazing
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  2455. +Dada Pada You can say nothing wrong by giving an honest opinion. Thank you for sharing portions from your scriptures with me. This is a short portion fro the book we call Psalms, number 139. I used in in my Physiology text book; 13 For you created my inmost being;     you knit me together in my mother’s womb. 14 I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made;     your works are wonderful,     I know that full well. 15 My frame was not hidden from you     when I was made in the secret place,     when I was woven together in the depths of the earth. 16 Your eyes saw my unformed body;     all the days ordained for me were written in your book     before one of them came to be. I hope in your medical work you are able to help so many people, and I feel sure you will often be helping people who are not able to pay you, such is the true nature of this work.
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  2456. +Dada Pada Do please let me know when you qualify, I would like to know.
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  2457. Yer, its hard to know where to be on the serious to casual continue. Do you think its worth trying some with a more informal attitude?
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  2458. Yes, there are aortic and pulmonary valves, but these mark the start of the arteries, so are not in the arterial lumens.
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  2459. I wish her well
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  2460. +Megan Leonard I do hope your studies go well, John
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  2461. Which country are you working in  Alexandra
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  2462. Great idea, please make it so
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  2463. Welcome!
    2
  2464. Don't think so, I think its more related to men smoking more
    2
  2465. Good point
    2
  2466. Sorry, that my my technical incompetence
    2
  2467. Interesting point, however when there is higher humidity the temperatures are normally higher and higher temperatures reduced spread to some extent.
    2
  2468. Thank you too!
    2
  2469. Good point
    2
  2470. Fair point, I eat a lot of oats
    2
  2471. O yes
    2
  2472. Right, I though so, thats what I wanted to know, thank you.
    2
  2473.  @cabdiaadan5712  Blood pressure is normally measured in the brachial artery of the arm, not in the hand.
    2
  2474. You did not know, no one knew
    2
  2475. Beloved country of my birth, (Ayrshire).
    2
  2476. Thanks for this encouraging feedback, I have posted 4, 10 minute slots on the renal system, they are under campbellteaching, best wishes, John
    2
  2477. Not in concentrations that could be theraputic
    2
  2478. Useful, thanks
    2
  2479. Report 50 - Hospitalisation risk for Omicron cases in England https://www.imperial.ac.uk/mrc-global-infectious-disease-analysis/covid-19/report-50-severity-omicron/ Omicron cases in Scotland, Eave II study (Early Pandemic Evaluation and Enhanced Surveillance of COVID-19) https://www.sciencemediacentre.org/data-from-scotland-on-omicron-severity-from-the-eave-ii-study/ https://www.ed.ac.uk/usher/eave-ii/key-outputs/our-publications/severity-of-omicron-variant-of-concern-and-vaccine https://www.research.ed.ac.uk/en/publications/severity-of-omicron-variant-of-concern-and-vaccine-effectiveness-
    2
  2480. Interesting , very much so, thank you
    2
  2481. No I don't
    2
  2482. Welcome!
    2
  2483. Thanks, a most useful update
    2
  2484. I disagree, there is on contradiction
    2
  2485. Is it, I muct check that out
    2
  2486. Around 0.1% for the general population, more in high risk groups.
    2
  2487. You speak the truth, but I would prefer to get cancer in ten years time rather than now.
    2
  2488. Indeed
    2
  2489. That is what they are doing, planting beens. The issue was getting the land into local ownership
    2
  2490. And so many more great reasons
    2
  2491. well, evolution acts on mutations, so they are an essential prerequisite to evolutionary change
    2
  2492. Yes, of course, thank you
    2
  2493. Careless words cost lives
    2
  2494. Thank you Jane, so glad you are watching gin Canada
    2
  2495. Thanks for watching for such a long time Billy
    2
  2496. Thank you for this kind comment
    2
  2497. Wikipedia??????
    2
  2498. So tragic, so sorry
    2
  2499. I have passed my cycling proficiency test.
    2
  2500. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  2501. Yes, the date is still at an early stage. You are right to think that some people who are currently infected my go on to die. We should have better figures soon.
    2
  2502. For sure, a flawed man like me, but he died for his stance
    2
  2503. debate is always good
    2
  2504. we give chlorpheranamine.
    2
  2505. Good point, severe complications can take over a week to develop
    2
  2506. The most common cause is infection with helicopter pylori. This is the H. pylori bacteria. it can be eradicated with a combination of drugs given over a very short time period, usually 10 -14 days. Gastric ulcers are a type of peptic ulcers. So, always ask your local doctor about eradication therapy, its the way to go.
    2
  2507. I have never heard that suggested before
    2
  2508. It was up to a cut off date for the study
    2
  2509. Yes, but Im on my own
    2
  2510. Good point, I think it is degrees of immunity
    2
  2511. This is a very good idea, I would think it is quite possible, good thinking for sure
    2
  2512. Very welcome
    2
  2513. Good point, QLD
    2
  2514. Thanks and welcome
    2
  2515. Good Morning
    2
  2516. Where did you think it was from?
    2
  2517. I can kind of see you
    2
  2518. These were transferred from old video tapes, I need to get around to remaking them. Who is Mr. Rogers?
    2
  2519. thanks Rahmah, which country are you in?
    2
  2520. There are many reasons for ageing
    2
  2521. Never read any evidence
    2
  2522. You're welcome!
    2
  2523. Just looked, its a Sheaffer
    2
  2524. Yes
    2
  2525. Most people do not eat enough fibre, I often don't get enough myself.
    2
  2526. All true, but give enough and it will cause respiratory arrest and depression of the CNS.
    2
  2527. People in the north are often low on vitamin D
    2
  2528. There is a series on the lymphatic system, type in 'campbellteaching lymphatics' and you can watch all
    2
  2529. Great suggestion!
    2
  2530. I don't think so, we need to give priority to those at greatest risk of death.
    2
  2531. Thanks Robert, so many of these things, that are so simple in esence, are so strangely diffiuclut to put into practice.
    2
  2532. I agree
    2
  2533. Who knows, that was not part of the trial
    2
  2534. 1. Yes, synapses and the electrical nerve impulses in the cells and fibres gives rise to all experience. 2. Some areas do not feel pain, eg. gastric lining but pleura and peritoneal membranes are pain sensitive. 3. Over time, some is possible, nerve fibres do regenerate slowly.
    2
  2535. Thanks Victoria, I do kind of go in phases
    2
  2536. You need to watch yesterdays video for the details, near the end
    2
  2537. The time is gone, the song is over, thought I'd something more to say
    2
  2538. All the best
    2
  2539. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  2540. Boiling water would kill the virus. I think it could stay on a cup for 5 days, but no one is sure yet, because it's a new virus.
    2
  2541. Yep, I like mine with oats
    2
  2542. Yes, all ruled out
    2
  2543. Good point, it should be public
    2
  2544. Thanks, will update tomorrow
    2
  2545. Thank you for sharing this Matthew, I am sorry for your loss.
    2
  2546. Thanks for watching!
    2
  2547. Glad you like the videos
    2
  2548. Have you watched all of my respiratory physiology series already?
    2
  2549. Yes, of course, that's how the Chines vaccine is produced, from viral cultures.
    2
  2550. Great to know you are watching in that great country.
    2
  2551. I would be happy to show this, do you have any non-copyrighted vidoe I can use please?
    2
  2552.  @peckymother  Thanks Monty, do let your tutors know you have talked with me. You could also ask if they want to use my text books? I could send a batch at reduced prices if they are interested.
    2
  2553. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
    2
  2554. Interesting, it could be that one day we find neanderthal remains that are only a few thousand years old
    2
  2555. Im pleased we agree
    2
  2556. I was saying how much the injections cost, the interferon is inhaled
    2
  2557. Indeed, emigrated to England at the age of 2
    2
  2558. Must be, even twins
    2
  2559. could it be because you have one?
    2
  2560. Do contact Wefwafwa directly, we have the land already, Wefwafwa’s Medical videos channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzsLklGgOttU3Se-WGLp7ow In case you want to support our community outreach programs please Use, (all donations go directly to the Uganda) patreon:https://www.patreon.com/awmedicalvideos Donate: SENDWAVE/ WorldRemit/Wise transfer/money Gram Mobile money number:+256785698803 Country: Uganda Registered name : Wefwafwa Andrew
    2
  2561. Excellent idea, I should have used a red coloured fluid, I will do that next time. Which part of Australia are you in?
    2
  2562. Just practice
    2
  2563.  @alizey6378  The diagrams work for me, guess Im a bit of a visual learner. It's surprising how they diffuse into the mind if you just draw them a few times. More perspiration than inspiration.
    2
  2564. do click the like icon whenever you like one on my videos, this helps the cannel
    2
  2565. Hey, what an excellent point, I fully agree
    2
  2566. This is the next in that particular series. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX_H9dpJc9o
    2
  2567. Thank you for letting me know, God bless you also Philip.
    2
  2568. do make your suggestion
    2
  2569. Thank you Sally, useful to know
    2
  2570. yes, the final enzymes are in the cell membranes of the enterocytes of the brush border
    2
  2571. Thank you very much!
    2
  2572. Not me, Im just the teacher
    2
  2573.  @mjannah0001  Excellent
    2
  2574.  @mjannah0001  Metformin works by reducing the amount of sugar the liver releases into the blood. It also makes the body respond better to insulin.
    2
  2575. cardio includes the heart I guess, but basically they are the same
    2
  2576. For sure. Have you watched my videos on terminology?
    2
  2577. Glad you like them!
    2
  2578.  @samudrawijesundara1014  Did you watch the video on chest injuries? In the first aid situation, I would probably just cover a penetrating injury to prevent a tension pneumothorax. I would only do an emergency decompression if the patient had a symptomatic tension pneumothorax with mediastinal shift and trachea deviation.
    2
  2579. Great, thanks for watching, keep going strong
    2
  2580. Thanks so much for being such a long term viewer Neavius
    2
  2581. Im also a visual learner and understander, its the best way I think
    2
  2582. I would cry much think so
    2
  2583. Check out his channel for more songs, I like them myself
    2
  2584. Sure, many drugs will work at the level of the synapse, morphine for example, and the SSRI antidepressants. Diazepam will suppress activity by stimulating GABA as well.
    2
  2585. Wasn't supposed to be
    2
  2586. How good is your internet connection?
    2
  2587. you can watch all of the videos on campbellteaching channel on youtube, this will keep you busy for a while.
    2
  2588. Yes, as many as I have time for, thank you for your encouragement
    2
  2589. Tim is back now, just had to do a short edit
    2
  2590. just a tiny one
    2
  2591. You are correct
    2
  2592. They are probably better than nothing, but I think soap and water are better.
    2
  2593. Thanks for this feedback, the are more on youtube if you look under campbellteaching best wishes, John
    2
  2594. Ner, enthusiasm is good
    2
  2595. You are are than welcome Daithi, thank you for watching such a long time
    2
  2596. We don't know for sure yet, but it does seem to have a long prodromal period.
    2
  2597. I need to sell some of my books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
    2
  2598. What colour shirt would you recommend? I only have a few, but suppose I could consider getting another one.
    2
  2599. I do hope so
    2
  2600. yes, of course, Im always spelling things wrong
    2
  2601. Really, were they viable?
    2
  2602. Good one
    2
  2603. back soon
    2
  2604. Well, we don't know that for sure, they did have a very small degree of genetic diversity.
    2
  2605.  @tamhewitt-baker5602  O, OK I get it now
    2
  2606. Isn't 10,000 years ago mesolithic?
    2
  2607. Yes, great to know, thank you
    2
  2608. This is the UK NHS section on bloating https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/eat-well/remedies-for-bloating-and-wind/ do you have a local doctor?
    2
  2609. 1. They mostly use glucose which can usually enter the cell directly without insulin mediated glucose transporter molecules. 1. They normally use glucose, it can enter the cells directly without needing insulin, is starvation they can also use ketones
    2
  2610. 2. You have the time until the rabies virus reached the brain to vaccinate in order to build up antibody immunity. How long this time is depends on how near to the brain the bite or inoculation injury was.
    2
  2611. 2. So on the foot it could be months, on the neck, not long at all.
    2
  2612. 3. Yes you are at risk, have you been vaccinated already?
    2
  2613. Once a human has symptoms, the virus is probably already in the brain and a horrible death will follow
    2
  2614. I would think so, the university would have invite me though
    2
  2615. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
    2
  2616.  @carolyn3746  Looks like a bit of a put up job, amazing how these things work
    2
  2617. Thank you too
    2
  2618. I do struggle with this one my self, but so many could potentially be saved, so on balance I am happy with what I said
    2
  2619. Alas, it does happen
    2
  2620. Am I free to discuss and argue this topic?
    2
  2621. Thats good, thanks for letting me know.
    2
  2622. At the top of the description section, under my video
    2
  2623. Well done, keep at it its a process not an event.
    2
  2624. God bless you also Mariano, which country are you watching in?
    2
  2625.  @marianoriosa6126  Thats an excellent record, do click on plenty of likes, this helps the channel. I have been to the South Island, I love the country.
    2
  2626. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
    2
  2627. My pleasure!
    2
  2628. Come on, we need open discussion
    2
  2629. Dear Elizabeth, thank you so much for this encouragement, cyber hug from England.
    2
  2630. I remember it well, guess I was about 8 or 9
    2
  2631.  @drx.kishanpaswan7374  I don't think there is a risk of bacterial contamination, its just like cutting up meat for dinner.
    2
  2632. no, Moderna is still 2 shots
    2
  2633. You missed the best bits
    2
  2634. Thanks for sharing, good to hear
    2
  2635. There are videos on the nervous system and blood on campbellteachin. i havent got around to blood forming organs yet, I hope to have the time soon, John
    2
  2636. Not with me
    2
  2637. Yes, for sure it does.
    2
  2638. 5 hours what?
    2
  2639. Great to hear!
    2
  2640. Heck no
    2
  2641. Have you seen my videos on a wide range of diseases on this channel?
    2
  2642. Im not too sure, have you any ideas?
    2
  2643.  @naveeshasharma  Probably a post mortom effect, it had been dead for a few hours.
    2
  2644.  @naveeshasharma  At least this was better than wasting it.
    2
  2645. Good point.
    2
  2646. Of course its worth, the body has not changed.
    2
  2647. Very good question, I have not heard of the Canadian virus.
    2
  2648. do try again in a few minutes, it should work
    2
  2649. Never had any, but what were you thinking about in particular?
    2
  2650. because they feed through to hospitalisations and deaths in a few weeks time
    2
  2651. I would have thought that is too much, if you take to much there can be precipitation in the renal tubules. I wouldn't go for more that a few hundred mg per day.
    2
  2652. I don't, I will have to check it out. You can however buy my books at campbellteaching.co.uk
    2
  2653. Follow ABCDE principles and in the UK we would follow resuscitation council guidelines, in haemorrhage a PEA arrest is possible.
    2
  2654. You are most welcome, thanks for watching.
    2
  2655. Hi Kiril, I think there is a link for donations on my website campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
    2
  2656. There are links in the video description Tracy, thank you for being interested.
    2
  2657. Don't think so, unless you have the reference of a peer reviewed scientific paper
    2
  2658. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgaXQQSlZyY
    2
  2659. there are several series on heart diseases,
    2
  2660. Thanks, do click lots of 'like' buttons, this helps the channel to grow
    2
  2661. the immune cells we talked about on the video
    2
  2662. Just how big do you think my research team is? Its only me, no silly conspiracies or underhand motivations, I cant analyse the whole world
    2
  2663. Are you talking to someone?
    2
  2664. Thanks for listening
    2
  2665. You can be sick for quite a few days, after that you would need a good recovery tome as well.
    2
  2666. I never noticed
    2
  2667. That might work
    2
  2668. Please write in sentences so you make sense
    2
  2669. No, alcohol is absorbed in the upper GI tract, worms live in the lower tract.
    2
  2670. Good local knowledge, thank you
    2
  2671. Thanks for letting me know, good to know you are watching in Sudan
    2
  2672. Does the finger make a difference, they should all be perfused with the same blood
    2
  2673. This post contains 3 female and 2 male infographics, the DNA molecule is also part of the X chromosome.
    2
  2674. Absolutely
    2
  2675. Yes, there are historical records of the fire
    2
  2676. Much love from England also
    2
  2677. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  2678. Good one!
    2
  2679. with great ease
    2
  2680. thats the one
    2
  2681. I don't agree with this reasoning, I think everything in the body is as simple as it can be to perform a required function. Why introduce complexity which is not functionally required?
    2
  2682. This is just the beginning of birth pangs
    2
  2683. Lets hope so
    2
  2684. Yes, but in the mean time we fight it will all our might.
    2
  2685. To a good extent
    2
  2686. Excellent, thanks for letting me know.
    2
  2687. Thanks Molly, I will watch your video
    2
  2688. Thank you, how many of my videos have you watched so far?
    2
  2689.  @noorulemaneman5335  Im pleased you are watching the videos, do please click lots of 'like' icons for me. There are so many books, you just have to read ones which help you with your specific assessments.
    2
  2690. Awesome! Thank you!
    2
  2691. Well done, do give them plenty of thumbs up, this helps a lot.
    2
  2692. Thank you
    2
  2693. certainly is a word that demands evidence
    2
  2694. Well done for watching it all, I guess everyone needs a patent airway, to be breathing , to have circulation, etc. so it seems to me it applies to all situations. I think its amateur of being sytamaitic in all cases. Thinking about L, I get lots of patients in with dehydration, UTIs, postural hypotension etc who simply don't drink enough.
    2
  2695. Large white blood cells
    2
  2696. God bless you also Ivy, thank you for being so honest and open. Do feel free to let me know how you are getting on with your studies.
    2
  2697. I am not in one
    2
  2698. Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence? 8 If I go up to the heavens, you are there; if I make my bed in the depths, you are there. 9 If I rise on the wings of the dawn, if I settle on the far side of the sea, 10 even there your hand will guide me, your right hand will hold me fast. 11 If I say, “Surely the darkness will hide me and the light become night around me,” 12 even the darkness will not be dark to you; the night will shine like the day, for darkness is as light to you.
    2
  2699. Send me an e mail
    2
  2700. It is in the cells that are infected with the virus only
    2
  2701. It appears you did not watch the whole video, this is covered towards the end.
    2
  2702. O yes
    2
  2703. Well done for watching over such a long time span
    2
  2704.  @cabdiaadan5712  no
    2
  2705. I used to listen to a lot of radio 4, over the pase few years I now listen almost none.
    2
  2706. Yer, Ive decided to drop him
    2
  2707. If only Earth
    2
  2708. They are the figures from the Lancet medical journal published last week. So they are the most up to date we have just now.
    2
  2709. Thanks for watching!
    2
  2710. Thanks for sharing!!
    2
  2711. Correct, its all tragic. However we need to look at the data to try and determine causes to help save more lives in future
    2
  2712. Its always great when thing happen on time, I wish you well.
    2
  2713. Hello James, I am delighted you are watching in South Sudan. I wish you well for all of your studies and work.
    2
  2714. Great point!
    2
  2715. Don't you think your Creator could have engineered in some flexability?
    2
  2716. Heck, I hope not, hope there is vaccines by then
    2
  2717. Thank you
    2
  2718. Kawasaki 650
    2
  2719. why
    2
  2720. I most certainly did not,
    2
  2721. Much appreciated
    2
  2722. Corona means crown
    2
  2723. You sure?
    2
  2724. Interesting point
    2
  2725. Good point, I will try and avoid the MSM
    2
  2726. Ive put it on now
    2
  2727. No its not, Im not a mason.
    2
  2728. Yes, PCR test
    2
  2729. Sure is, a great freedom fighter
    2
  2730. Thanks for letting me know Stephen
    2
  2731. Winston the dog
    2
  2732. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlIpEzyMq-Y&t=134s Done already
    2
  2733. Thanks for the support James
    2
  2734. This is currently under discussion
    2
  2735. Thats good
    2
  2736. We do not agree Mike.
    2
  2737. Too late
    2
  2738. I appreciate that
    2
  2739. Coming shortly
    2
  2740. This is true
    2
  2741. Its just me, on my own, how much can one man do
    2
  2742. I appreciate that
    2
  2743. Sounds great!
    2
  2744. Who is JRE?
    2
  2745. It can be of course, but not always.
    2
  2746. I agree with you
    2
  2747. It wasent them
    2
  2748. thanks 45, God bless you also
    2
  2749. yes, heater than or more than
    2
  2750. Yes, certainly a possibility
    2
  2751. I appreciate it
    2
  2752. thanks good to know, thanks
    2
  2753. I haven't read one as high as that, if it is we could be in for difficult times.
    2
  2754. sure which was it?
    2
  2755. I do hope you are not a doctor?
    2
  2756. I have done a series under the channel name campbellteaching
    2
  2757. But you have not said anything?
    2
  2758. Thats a lot, thanks for staying with the programme
    2
  2759. well, several others as well
    2
  2760. Well, I often take one myself
    2
  2761. Heck of a good point
    2
  2762. This is true, it needs to change. Let's hope the law is enforced in China this time.
    2
  2763.  @Vox_Cert  O dear, did the web site tell you that, I am sorry. I will get it fixed.
    2
  2764. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
    2
  2765. Yes, thank you for your interest,If you would like to support our community health outreach in Uganda (100% of donations go directly to Wefwafwa) patreon:https://www.patreon.com/awmedicalvideos Donate: SENDWAVE/ WorldRemit /Western Union/Money Gram Mobile money number:+256785698803 Country: Uganda Registered name : Wefwafwa Andrew State: Eastern uganda Zip code:0000 Wallet Service provider:MTN City: Mbale city please email me when you send or to talk with me directly, wefandrew@gmail.com
    2
  2766. Apologies and correction. In this video I wrongly say the scabies mites (Sarcoptes scabiei) are insects, they are not and are correctly classified as Arachnida. This is because the adult mites have 8 legs, so are in the same group as spiders. Insects of course have 6 legs. They are 0.2 to 0.45 mm in size, not 10 times bigger as I said, always important to put the decimal point in the correct place. I hope to resume normal service in the next video.
    2
  2767. Thank you jp, this will be well used
    2
  2768. have you sees a local surgeon?
    2
  2769. Sorry, a therapeutics video is on the list
    2
  2770. Wound healing partly depends on if its primary or secondary intention, primary healing is usually faster of course.
    2
  2771. its back now
    2
  2772. it was a speech from a Chinese official
    2
  2773. You look for complexion changes and cyanosis on mucous membranes
    2
  2774. Yes, but not everywhere can exist in any one video, I have covered Africa many times of course.
    2
  2775. Thank you too!
    2
  2776. Happy all saints day
    2
  2777. I agree, but it will stabilise the soil and act as a water sink
    2
  2778. I could use a little help with many things
    2
  2779. He laps it up
    2
  2780. Don't think they ever were
    2
  2781. Yes, excellent points
    2
  2782. Do let me know when you have listened to the whole series, keep going.
    2
  2783. Thanks for letting me know you are watching in Saudi
    2
  2784. Thats is a seriously good comment, well constucted.
    2
  2785. I do hope the histology comes back as benign Chelsea
    2
  2786. had to re do it, up soon
    2
  2787. David's original work was in South America
    2
  2788. No, this is the sensory neurone one, Ive just checked.
    2
  2789. Mostly for diagnosis, then treatment pathways can be recomended.
    2
  2790. God bless you also Vintage.
    2
  2791.  @airwaybreathingcirculation1742  God bless you also ABC
    2
  2792. I think it can be done, Im trying to find out it out now. Do you have a technical person you could ask?
    2
  2793. Let's hope not too many people catch the disease in India.
    2
  2794. In DM2 it is very variable, certainly over several years
    2
  2795. AI?
    2
  2796. I do hope you are managing the condition well.
    2
  2797. Not yet, but soon
    2
  2798. No, this form of confection is new
    2
  2799. not bad
    2
  2800. Thank you so much for your interest and support Rise, this small amount of money makes a massive difference.
    2
  2801. Happy new year!
    2
  2802. Seriously witty comment
    2
  2803. Depends on the dose, a large dose will cause acute radiation sickness. Many people working on the fire at Chernobyl contracted leukaemia, as radiation effects the rapidly dividing cells in the bone marrow. Ionising radiations will increase cancer risk.
    2
  2804. Always!
    2
  2805. You are describing what is called terminal lucidity, I have never seen this. I do not know of any evidence for it either. I think it is a myth I fact.
    2
  2806. MP for PM
    2
  2807. Yes
    2
  2808. I completely agree!
    2
  2809. Is this a negative sentiment? Im unclear
    2
  2810. God bless you also, do please give my videos lots of likes, this helps to make them more popular.
    2
  2811. Wish I knew
    2
  2812. Its a great idea, I would love to do that. Have you any ideas as to how the translation work would be done?
    2
  2813.  @charleseckert9449  which one did you have in mind?
    2
  2814. This video provides referenced facts
    2
  2815. Wow, thank you! Thats a lot of videos for sure.
    2
  2816. Its not that hard really
    2
  2817. For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. 14 I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well. 15 My frame was not hidden from you when I was made in the secret place, when I was woven together in the depths of the earth. 16 Your eyes saw my unformed body; all the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be. Psalm 139
    2
  2818. Thank you, I report this problem several times a week and try to ban them from the channel as much as possible, but it keeps coming back.
    2
  2819. Thanks for watching!
    2
  2820. I always classify platelets as white cell fragments, they derive from large cells called megakaryocytic.
    2
  2821. Its back now, just with a new name, sorry
    2
  2822. https://news.yale.edu/2025/02/19/immune-markers-post-vaccination-syndrome-indicate-future-research-directions Do please try again
    2
  2823. I need to sell some of my books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
    2
  2824. Very well thought out comment, thank you
    2
  2825. prepare well and try to enjoy the exam itself, its kind of a sport
    2
  2826. Also Psalm 139
    2
  2827. do explain
    2
  2828. Do let me know what you think of videos on other systems, the heart once are the only ones that seem to get watched.
    2
  2829. Well, a fever of that level would be expected with Malaria. Do you think the underlying condition causing a high fever is more dangerous the the fever itself?
    2
  2830. The only book I know on this is Greys Anatomy. Do you have a copy?
    2
  2831. Dose YouTube auto translate work?
    2
  2832. My main bike just now is a Honda CB500f, I love it
    2
  2833. my country of birth
    2
  2834. Welcome!
    2
  2835. Diffusion This can be defined as the process whereby liquids or gases of different concentrations mix up with each other, when they are brought into contact, until their concentrations are equal throughout. For example if you take a glass of clear water and put in a drop of ink, at first, you will have an inky area while the rest of the water will still be clear. However over time, even if you do not stir it up, the whole glass will become inky as the ink
    2
  2836. International flights are sure a problem.
    2
  2837. Thank you, a few to go yet
    2
  2838. Hey, how many of me do you see?
    2
  2839. there are two videos, search using 'campbellteaching colon'
    2
  2840. Good point, I will pay attention to that
    2
  2841. Which ever one the blood transfusion lab say's she can have. In reality is is more complicated than ABO Rh
    2
  2842. Excellent, well done
    2
  2843. Well, it does vary from place to place of course.
    2
  2844. No, Im not sure why it has improved, but I agree, it is better
    2
  2845. O, OK good point
    2
  2846. Its the zoonosis
    2
  2847. VBG has lower pO2 and higher pCO2 compared to ABG
    2
  2848. This is the bone called the atlas, just below the foramen magnum, above C2
    2
  2849. Thank you!
    2
  2850. Me too, we could share use the money directly.
    2
  2851. Yes, there are several treatment options of people have pain or disproportionate pain. Have you watched my video on pin management? However, pain does not cause a catatonic response, this is a rare form of schizophrenia.
    2
  2852. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  2853. Thanks, you too!
    2
  2854. wow, that could be bad
    2
  2855. Thank you for this very kind reply Gibran, it would certainly be interesting to do some more sophisticated edits, which country are you in?
    2
  2856. Of course, wrong language
    2
  2857. Im sorry, its just lack of time, its a busy patch just now.
    2
  2858. Play the ball David, not the man. If you disagree with me give data and argument rather than impuning motives to me. Consider you may be illustrating psychological projection.
    2
  2859. Glad you like them, thank you for watching
    2
  2860. yes, sheep
    2
  2861. Wow, thank you, that is a lot of videos
    2
  2862. what does this mean?
    2
  2863. Rhesus factor incompatibility only effects Rh negative women. I suspect you have a different problem, can you ask your doctor for an official diagnosis?
    2
  2864. yes good point
    2
  2865. Depends on the virus or bacterium involved. Also depends on the state of your immunity. You are coming close to many people in your line of work, can you keep your cab well ventilated?
    2
  2866. But they are not falling in London, the trend is up
    2
  2867. By birth yes, but I live in England
    2
  2868. No results published yet as far as I know, this will be interesting, either way.
    2
  2869.  @sunflowerzelda45  Did they say why you got a peptic ulcer, and where it is. Good to know these things. Did they start you on Lansoprazole
    2
  2870. Pleased so Tom
    2
  2871. This is what the Lord, the God of your father David, says: I have heard your prayer and seen your tears; I will heal you. On the third day from now you will go up to the temple of the Lord. 6I will add fifteen years to your life. And I will deliver you and this city from the hand of the king of Assyria. I will defend this city for my sake and for the sake of my servant David.’ ” 7Then Isaiah said, “Prepare a poultice of figs.” They did so and applied it to the boil, and he recovered.
    2
  2872. God bless you also Hajar, great to know you are watching in Egypt. Is your course English medium?
    2
  2873. It is not yet known
    2
  2874. You are correct, I had not peeped that bit, it was just from memory
    2
  2875. This is bad news
    2
  2876. Hi Dusty
    2
  2877. O, I did not know that, fever increases aerosolization?
    2
  2878. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    2
  2879. You will synthasise less vitamin D with more sunscreen
    2
  2880. Borris is opening the pubs on the 4th July
    2
  2881. Possibly, for some forms of haematoma
    2
  2882. voltage
    2
  2883. Its a great idea, but I don't think I would get such a meeting.
    2
  2884. Its fresh dead sheep, why would I need to wear gloves?
    2
  2885. I did, well spotted
    2
  2886. You are very welcome
    2
  2887. Good one, thank you
    2
  2888. Bats are essential for ecosystems
    2
  2889. Probably 5 feet 11
    2
  2890. I have worked with HIV, in the UK and India. My first patient was in 1982 I think
    2
  2891. Believe me, Im working on it
    2
  2892. because there is too much electrical activity going on in the ventricles at the same time.
    2
  2893. All him/her I advise he wears a mask. They can complain to me if they don't like it.
    2
  2894. excellent point
    2
  2895. I could, but I think most people watching this channel expect the videos to be on human physiology and medically related.
    2
  2896. No, its me, coming up to date!
    2
  2897. Thank you for this Nancy
    2
  2898. Your bias is clear from you comment, may be take this as an opportunity to seek objectivity.
    2
  2899. Well said!
    2
  2900. Hello there!
    2
  2901. Sorry, 100 days
    2
  2902. Your thinking is good Yvonne
    2
  2903. Never thought of that, thanks for the tip
    2
  2904. I would not dream of it
    2
  2905. You can order the books or e books from campbellteaching.co.uk
    2
  2906. Thanks for your regular sharing Anthony
    2
  2907. I agree
    2
  2908. Goon one, thank you
    2
  2909. Interesting, thanks for sending this
    2
  2910. Not necessarily, the middle class in India now exceeded 300 million people.
    2
  2911. Thanks for listening
    2
  2912. Ivermectin video coming up soon
    2
  2913.  @tomregan9628  No, its fine, encyclopaedic knowledge of my previous videos is not a requirement
    2
  2914.  @tomregan9628  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uzXHnUViro this is one of the HCQ videos, I think the one after this was as well, basically Im convinced
    2
  2915. where do you live Joseph?
    2
  2916. Excellent, well done
    2
  2917. On yesterdays video, awaiting your perusal
    2
  2918. no, this one is the latest
    2
  2919. Im not sure that it does linger, mild infection can generate significant immunity.
    2
  2920. I don't think so otherwise everyone who has had a vasectomy would have enlarged prostate
    2
  2921. Blood can flow directly into the ventricles when the atrioventricular valves are open.
    2
  2922. God bless you also Edil, thanks for letting me know
    2
  2923. No, Im not supported by any externals at all.
    2
  2924. Is it because you are not testing?
    2
  2925. Well done, 6 hours is a long time, do click lost os like buttons for me.
    2
  2926. Glad you think so!
    2
  2927. well apart from the fact they don't exist
    2
  2928. I would have thought it is better to drink plenty of water, this will not cause you to put on weight over medium time.
    2
  2929. Parker
    2
  2930. Not me, they are quite expensive I think?
    2
  2931. They account for positive and negative tests as well and factor this in
    2
  2932. Just one letter different, I thought it was a strange choice of name.
    2
  2933. Yes, but not much
    2
  2934. antibodies are only produced by the B cells
    2
  2935. sure can, worse for our patients though
    2
  2936. God bless you also Guru
    2
  2937.  @khaledabbas4321  O, okay, that makes more sense now, thanks for letting me know
    2
  2938. Because Im a one man set up, can't research everything
    2
  2939. Yes, next doors and the door past that bark at each other
    2
  2940. I appreciate that
    2
  2941. Could be, certainly need more information that is not being released
    2
  2942. That would be good, there are several hundred to be going on with. Do please click the 'like' buttons when you can.
    2
  2943. Why would these blood groupings cause you problems, the genetics are what you would expect?
    2
  2944. The app designers took a lot of this into account
    2
  2945. Heck, I don't know that one, does it work?
    2
  2946. Neither, bacteria are free living
    2
  2947. I take it you do not believe in aliens?
    2
  2948. Thank you, but I am far from an ideal person
    2
  2949. Does this apply to type 2 SIDDs Joan? Im not so sure.
    2
  2950. Less likely to spread in the heat I think, but not impossible.
    2
  2951. You are so welcome
    2
  2952. Will try that, thanks
    2
  2953. I remember our conversations well, do let me know the developments.
    2
  2954. Winston is my black dog of course
    2
  2955. I guess I would call that a delayed primary closure
    2
  2956. the glandular and ductile system will enlarge in pregnancy,
    2
  2957. Could well be
    2
  2958. Thanks for sharing!
    2
  2959. Thats great, thank you
    2
  2960. He is a dog
    2
  2961. I try
    2
  2962. Yes, correct
    2
  2963. Good point, it is actually dislocation of the cartilage, which comprised the lower two thirds of the nose.
    2
  2964. Depends what it is about
    2
  2965. Well publich heath england give higher values, did you see yesterdays video on Vitamin D?
    2
  2966. Try reloading YT, its still there
    2
  2967. I would if they would have me
    2
  2968. I think you have to be born in the US, so it counts me out
    2
  2969. Thats good, I though YouTube was a problem there?
    2
  2970. How many of my physiology lectures have you watched so far?
    2
  2971.  @نورالهدىحامد-ب5د  well, there are plenty for you to watch
    2
  2972. Have you analysed the evidence base?
    2
  2973. I think you are right, but the image is unique, and has not been explained. No other shroud in the history of humanity has such an image.
    2
  2974. Of course, that's why we use a variety of information sources
    2
  2975. You are correct, we are not certain, this 5 days is based on work from the SARS virus. Studies are going on into this just now, so hopefully we should get a definite answer in a few days. From what I know about the virus, I believe it will survive on surfaces for days as it has a substantial protein capsid.
    2
  2976. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2863430/ this is a SARS paper
    2
  2977. 'At 4°C, infectious virus persisted for as long as 28 days, and the lowest level of inactivation occurred at 20% RH. Inactivation was more rapid at 20°C than at 4°C at all humidity levels; the viruses persisted for 5 to 28 days, and the slowest inactivation occurred at low RH. Both viruses were inactivated more rapidly at 40°C than at 20°C.'
    2
  2978. https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/01/26/2019-ncov-china-epidemic-pandemic-the-wuhan-coronavirus-a-tentative-clinical-profile/ this news report suggests it can survive on surfaces
    2
  2979. Thank you, and yes, this is well worth looking at.
    2
  2980.  @nailsaggitarius4212  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OuQ_Kb86W0&t=771s
    2
  2981. there are about 7 videos in the series, do click the like button as often as you can, this helps youtube metrics
    2
  2982. Thanks for listening
    2
  2983. Thank you for this data
    2
  2984. Great to know, than you
    2
  2985. Hi rbtmdl, You can get the book and the DVDs for covering costs. You can e mail me via youtube or via my website
    2
  2986. which country are you watching in?
    2
  2987. I wish!
    2
  2988. Yes, as far as i remember he did his PhD research on Brownian motion, that was before he went on to special and then general relativity - whay a guy
    2
  2989. David, what an excellent point, I take this fully on board
    2
  2990. Thanks for sharing!!
    2
  2991. its all about the ratio between the two, so this would be suboptimal.
    2
  2992. I hope so too!
    2
  2993. Point 1. You are correct, the lower two thirds of the nose is cartilage, which was displaced. This was not a fracture of a bone. Point 2. His facial image was marred, badly beaten up. This would make Him look older. The body is of a young well muscled man.
    2
  2994. thanks Robert
    2
  2995. I don't know that yet, probably not. Human to human is what we know so far.
    2
  2996. I think so, Most people seem to be getting a fairly mild illness.
    2
  2997. I am so sorry for your losses
    2
  2998. Don't think there are, hopefully they will come along soon
    2
  2999. You too!
    2
  3000. I like you thinking. As to the last question, probably not.
    2
  3001. Thats a long time now Cecilia, thanks for sticking with me
    2
  3002. would you like to do some translation work for this
    2
  3003. Thank you for watching Melissa
    2
  3004. Thank you too
    2
  3005. Have you actually watched any of my videos?
    2
  3006. Thats good Kwasi, I have uploaded plenty of videos for you to be doing on with. Do please click plenty of like buttons for me.
    2
  3007.  @Lucianmanbaby  that's great, thanks Kwasi, which country are you in?
    2
  3008. Give me the link and I will
    2
  3009. Thanks Fabiola, have a great new year
    2
  3010. Where have you gone M?
    2
  3011. Looks like it is 2.8
    2
  3012. Do contact him if you like, I would be happy to
    2
  3013.  @masatria8211  We all depend on God's mercy, but Im sure your determination will also help. Pursue your vision.
    2
  3014. Yes, it exists, there are photographs, genetic studies, infectivity studies and more.
    2
  3015. the whole series is there, let me know if you cant find it
    2
  3016. Excellent, thanks for watching Glyn
    2
  3017. I don't think so, but it is still endemic in several areas
    2
  3018. Yes, please do share
    2
  3019. O yes
    2
  3020. Has he? I will have a look
    2
  3021. For sure
    2
  3022. Yep
    2
  3023. I hope so too
    2
  3024. Excellent points, I can use this to reasure people.
    2
  3025. Thanks Stuart, glad the vids are useful for you.
    2
  3026. Yes, I covered the lymphatic system in great detail, just search john campbell lymphatic system. I also have uploaded a series on lymphadenopathy. I dont think I have moved into politics, its just about health and if people have died their health has got worse.
    2
  3027. It gets in the way of the picture if I do that
    2
  3028. Yes, but who will do this?
    2
  3029. I wish you well in your quest to kill cancer.
    2
  3030. Good luck with your ideas, I do hope you are able to develop new treatments.
    2
  3031. nearly, thank you
    2
  3032. Its back now
    2
  3033. Thanks so much
    2
  3034. A verse out of context is pretext, be careful, you are demoting the scripture to support your own opinions.
    2
  3035. Do get checked out at the doctors, there are simple tests to aid diagnosis
    2
  3036. No, I don't know this one, the only indwelling monitor we have used is the free style one in the video. I guess to check on how a new one works it would be good to compare the readings with the traditional finger prick tests, or indeed with an other indwelling device. The issue with these things is the cost, they are expensive, and of course are needed for life in most cases. Just remember the indwelling probes are sampling tissue fluid, so the glucose levels are usually about 15 minutes being the glucose levels in the blood. I expect we will see several manufactures trying to cash into this segment in the near future.
    2
  3037. You're very welcome!
    2
  3038. Good, where do you live?
    2
  3039. Yes, there is no need to eat snakes or bats.
    2
  3040. No, it is live, do try again in a few minutes, it should work
    2
  3041. Yes, it can take a while to get back to normal.
    2
  3042. Thanks Yoda, great to know people like you are so supportive.
    2
  3043. There is one in the description
    2
  3044. Try watching the video before commenting, this was well covered.
    2
  3045. Campbell's Physiology Notes, not the biology text book
    2
  3046. Thank you
    2
  3047. No, they are the same
    2
  3048. Looks fake to me, something is going on but I don't know what. Viral infections normally make you feel so sick you can get out of bed.
    2
  3049. Yes, its a podcast, but there are plenty more videos in the series.
    2
  3050. Not far off it Im afraid
    2
  3051. This is fascinating of course, thank you for the additional information
    2
  3052. I think the evidence is very limited on that.
    2
  3053. I have never received any money from Bill Gates
    2
  3054. I do hope you are being serious, this is a serious matter. If it is meant to be a joke you are out of order.
    2
  3055.  @hcclark22  O, OK, Im glad this means you are being well supervised for medical needs. Systems are clearly different between our countries. I have a few ideas on the administration and cost of medical care and care systems myself, but its kind of a big and controversial topic. Tragically, I have seem much suffering and death in various places for lack of sometimes basic care.
    2
  3056.  @haroldclark1333  well, we are both Scottish
    2
  3057. give me a reference and I will cover this
    2
  3058. If only this were true Aliyu
    2
  3059. I agree
    2
  3060. Then we disagree, the bias in the BBC is blatant and obvious.
    2
  3061. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  3062. Sorry
    2
  3063. This is certainly possible, thats why we need a late scale trial
    2
  3064. Wow, amazing. If you can get an antibody test you would know.
    2
  3065. I think there is evidence that fabric face masks do not work as well as paper ones.
    2
  3066. Ii think so, SARS could, so I expect this one will as well.
    2
  3067. Welcome!
    2
  3068. Morning Angela
    2
  3069. O dear, Allas we must stop communicating as I have a policy of not interacting with people who insult me personally. Attack ideas all you like, but not the individual Play the ball, not the man.
    2
  3070. It's my pleasure, thank you for watching
    2
  3071. all on the go pro
    2
  3072. On it!
    2
  3073. all correct
    2
  3074. Come on Will, play fair
    2
  3075.  @kimo5059  I guess heart failure is normally combined, right and left. This gives a bilateral heart failure.
    2
  3076. No I haven't
    2
  3077. Have you seen the immunity series? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bo_TNSF3-dw&t=8s
    2
  3078. It might be worth asking what your doctor thinks about this
    2
  3079. such a good point, I don't know yet
    2
  3080. Hey, they don't get much more normal than me
    2
  3081. Yes, do, some interesting stuff and people
    2
  3082. Yes, adrenaline will increase blood sugar levels.
    2
  3083. Let's hope they step up to the mark required.
    2
  3084. Did you watch yesterdays video about this very topic
    2
  3085. Thanks for the visit
    2
  3086. Great point, we simply do not have the data to answer that yet. But, I would agree, if the few cases we have studies show virus retention, it may be common.
    2
  3087. Amazing
    2
  3088.  @Moby-lj8pb  No, however if someone is deficient it would be a good idea to give them some, but extra doses would not improve immunity
    2
  3089. 1. the RBCs and the WBCs can both change their shape and make themselves thinner to squeeze through
    2
  3090. 2. I think its mostly simple diffusion
    2
  3091. . However over time, even if you do not stir it up, the whole glass will become inky as the ink molecules mix up with the rest of the water molecules in the glass. This happens because the water and ink possess some heat energy. In a hot object the molecules are vibrating, in fact the hotter the substance the more vigorously the molecules will be vibrating. This is the difference between a hot and a cold substance, in the hot the molecules are vibrating more energetically than in the cold.
    2
  3092. Wow, thank you
    2
  3093. There are videos already on macro and micronutrients, but it is a good idea to expand this section.
    2
  3094. Hmm, I will take a look,https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23142251/
    2
  3095. Do click plenty of like buttons for me, this helps the channel
    2
  3096. Depends which country you are in, if you are in the US I would lose about £16 every time I shipped a book to the US using Amazon, they don't pay the postage, I do
    2
  3097. For sure
    2
  3098. There are some already uploaded on the cardiovascular and respiratory system in children
    2
  3099.  @biomastryclassroom95  Certainly possible, I will put it on the to do list, it's just getting the time.
    2
  3100. Good point, I only thought of that after.
    2
  3101. Yes, among many other contaminants accumulated over the years.
    2
  3102. Good question, unfortunately I have no data to answer that question
    2
  3103. A Parker, not an expensive one
    2
  3104. A variety of views is always welcome, freedom of expression allowed and indeed encouraged.
    2
  3105. I take your point Will
    2
  3106. Thats interesting, thanks for letting me know, do feel free to let me know if there were any particular areas where the concepts were not well communicated.
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  3107. There are 12 pairs of cranial nerves, going directly from the brain to the body. The 10th pair are the vagus nerves. These nerves carry parasympathetic fibres. Parasympathetic fibres act to slow the heart. Therefore, when there are nerve impulses from the vagus nerves, the heart will slow down. This is called vagal inhibition, it is inhibiting the activity of the heart.
    2
  3108. Hope you are feeling better now
    2
  3109. Need the link, I cant find it
    2
  3110. When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze.
    2
  3111. Absolutely, the trade in wild animals is outrageous. May be this time the Chinese authorities will enforce the law, and make sure the trade is shut down. Not just in China, but all over the world. As a race, if we are to survive, we need to change in many ways, and one is to eat a lot more plants. We also need to farm marine plankton and seaweeds in large amounts.
    2
  3112. Thanks Guy, you are corrector course and I will correct accordingly.
    2
  3113. No, if that were true all medicine would be wrong. Luke was a doctor, Isaiah advised the king to put on a poltus. Jesus put healing spittle on the eyes of a blind man. Moses raised the serpent symbol in the wilderness.
    2
  3114. Did you actually watch any of my videos?
    2
  3115. The levels of contamination may mean the shroud is not amenable to radio carbon dating, but as I mentioned in the video, other methods indicate a first century origin.
    2
  3116. Yes, please do so, the more information around the better.
    2
  3117. Well, if there are a lot of cases, some public meetings will probably be suspended.
    2
  3118. I do hope He has Nancy, thank you.
    2
  3119. Sure, what do you suggest as the correct way forward?
    2
  3120. Yes, you can ask @صلىعليكاللهياخيرالورى 
    2
  3121. No, I dont know how to do it, can you find out? @صلىعليكاللهياخيرالورى 
    2
  3122. You certainly can study in the UK and US, but it is usually very expensive, unless you can get a scholarship. @صلىعليكاللهياخيرالورى 
    2
  3123. You and me both! I think we are
    2
  3124. I fear the same
    2
  3125. Thanks for sharing!!
    2
  3126. well done, just in time
    2
  3127. You're welcome 😊
    2
  3128. Ive moved on to the post electronic approach.
    2
  3129. Hey, Im no BBC fan!
    2
  3130. no it doesn't, that's why I provide the evidence and links
    2
  3131. That is bad news, I do hope they can contain it.
    2
  3132. Don't feel bad, its all for the good
    2
  3133. No, wish I was
    2
  3134. Yes, exactly that
    2
  3135. I would have thought so, yes
    2
  3136. Seriously well timed Karthik
    2
  3137. Evidence suggests cats can catch it from humans, but not give it to humans
    2
  3138. I handed control of all of my organs over to God about 30 years ago, so I don't need to think about it.
    2
  3139. God bless you also Linda
    2
  3140. Yes, of course, equally unacceptable as well
    2
  3141. I appreciate that
    2
  3142. if you search in YT using campbellteachng and immunity you should find the video series
    2
  3143. We could use some of the saved money on international projects I have firm evidence of efficacy for.
    2
  3144. Absolutely, have you tried amitriptyline or gabapentin?
    2
  3145. Yes, that could kill a lot of people.
    2
  3146. O yes
    2
  3147. Good point
    2
  3148. I appreciate that
    2
  3149. I know, I need more somehow.
    2
  3150. You are welcome 😊
    2
  3151. God bless you also Breanda
    2
  3152. Do check out all of my physiology and nursing videos as well
    2
  3153. Its a good idea
    2
  3154. Need to stop eating and abusing cephalopods.
    2
  3155. Wonderful!
    2
  3156. Thats very good
    2
  3157. good point, I do hope they are collecting full data sets on this
    2
  3158. Apologies and correction. In this video I wrongly say the scabies mites (Sarcoptes scabiei) are insects, they are not and are correctly classified as Arachnida. This is because the adult mites have 8 legs, so are in the same group as spiders. Insects of course have 6 legs. They are 0.2 to 0.45 mm in size, not 10 times bigger as I said, always important to put the decimal point in the correct place. I hope to resume normal service in the next video.
    2
  3159. Very welcome
    2
  3160. Im actually in Perth just now my self
    2
  3161. Victims of corruption
    2
  3162. Would you make allowanced for dyslexia?
    2
  3163. Wow, September 93, we must have still been the CIC Education Centre in those days? I certainly remember many names and events from that time, (mostly good). I do hope you are able to stabilise your Coeliac, despite the lack of diabetic advice.
    2
  3164. Thank you Tina
    2
  3165. Well, we don't have data on sequela for this virus yet, but some patients did have raised troponin, a marker for cardiac injury. Graphics should be a simple as possible I think, thanks for noticing.
    2
  3166. Happy new year Elpida
    2
  3167. Thank you Susan
    2
  3168. Yes, well thank you, back soon
    2
  3169. Don't do that if you an possibly avoid it
    2
  3170. Well, there are some intresting new approaches, but traditional antidepressents such as SSRIs can often be effective. You will need to get a prescriptin from your doctor for these. Also combine with good brain foods, omega 3s and vitamin Bs for example.
    2
  3171. Thank you and God bless you as well
    2
  3172. What do you need help with, you can ask any question you like of course
    2
  3173. Not the influenza A strains
    2
  3174. They won't, but do let me know if you get a reply
    2
  3175. I think there are completely more recent versions.
    2
  3176. God bless you also KH
    2
  3177. I wish I could
    2
  3178. Not sure Charles was blasphemous, I think he was always very careful to be respectful.
    2
  3179. Parker
    2
  3180. Yes, great isn't it
    2
  3181. All christians are creationists, of course.
    2
  3182. Yes, usually it will be soft to begin with, if there is constipation, the faeces will dry out and Harden over time, often in constipation you can feel several small balls of hardened faeces if you do a PR.
    2
  3183. do download my free physiology book, link under video
    2
  3184. Top notch question, check out my next video, bottom line is it is currently advised against
    2
  3185. Any time!
    2
  3186. no its not
    2
  3187. I very much doubt it, but thank you anyway
    2
  3188. You're welcome!
    2
  3189. Thanks Mohamed, good to know. Where are you based?
    2
  3190.  @wendyhines-randle2666  I will put this on the to do list
    2
  3191. Interesting, thanks for the background
    2
  3192. Yes, its difficult to understand
    2
  3193. O come on
    2
  3194. Yes, I think this is the explanation
    2
  3195. Of course, Im always doing that
    2
  3196. Awesome! Thank you!
    2
  3197. we cant all be smart
    2
  3198. I always reasd through at least some of the, but of course other viewers are free to interact. But I agree with your overall point, Im just a one man channel.
    2
  3199. You too!
    2
  3200. just a cupboard
    2
  3201. Wow, thank you!
    2
  3202. Yer, its great, pity about the cost
    2
  3203. Yes, its a busy city, people are crammed together on the metro and buses. let's hope the virus does not become prevalent there.
    2
  3204.  @jonnhkost3834  Thailand hopefully will be partly protected by the heat. Still a risk, but I think you will hear when cases start to increase.
    2
  3205. O, is it thats interesting, thank you
    2
  3206. Yes, but no fever
    2
  3207. So pleased you are watching in South America, do you understand the language well enough?
    2
  3208. where do you live Qazi? Im in England
    2
  3209. Yes please, I hope someone can do this for us all.
    2
  3210. Thanks for this encouragement Daily, there are lots of other videos on the channel as will if you fancy some more. Thanks also for sharing the video, it's good to be prepared as far as possible.
    2
  3211. I hope so too!
    2
  3212. Have covered most of them already on this channel, many years work prior to covid
    2
  3213. I appreciate that!
    2
  3214. I always say giving sets, in the UK Ive never heard anyone calling it IV tubing.
    2
  3215. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
    2
  3216. Send me an e mail johnincarlisle@gmail.com
    2
  3217. Well, I have seen you comment, thank you
    2
  3218. Science thrives on debate.
    2
  3219. No there is not
    2
  3220. Well said!
    2
  3221. Welcome back Steve, glad to have you
    2
  3222. no its inhaled
    2
  3223. Noted!
    2
  3224. Stay safe and well
    2
  3225. Have you seen your doctor? He can do some simple tests to get more information.
    2
  3226.  @ogArcticWlf  He will probably check your BP when you are lying down and when you are standing up, its a common test.
    2
  3227. Does this include microevolution?
    2
  3228. Fair point
    2
  3229. I don't know.
    2
  3230. It will persist, thats why its important to stop it developing in the first place, with anti D
    2
  3231. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
    2
  3232. Ner, just a high viz jacket
    2
  3233. Others have said I am obviously a socialist
    2
  3234. Hello Ramesh, which country are you in?
    2
  3235.  @vikrantchoudhary3345  Ive done some teaching in India, a fascinating country, never a dull moment.
    2
  3236. I guess it takes a lot of energy to digest and metabolise food.
    2
  3237. I do not recommend ice, new guidelines also advise against use of ice as in inhibits the normal inflammatory response. Ask people using ice if they are following the latest recommendations and see what they say.
    2
  3238. https://www1.racgp.org.au/newsgp/clinical/is-it-time-to-rethink-rice-for-soft-tissue-injurie example article on not using RICE
    2
  3239. God bless you also Joy
    2
  3240. Great to know you are watching in Zambia.
    2
  3241. OK, at least I did not know before hand
    2
  3242. sure is
    2
  3243. I take your point, but personally feel there is always a need for humility, we don't control all of the variables
    2
  3244. Please do! Local is very much part of the model we are developing
    2
  3245. Can you get a blood test from your doctor to check your levels, then you will know.
    2
  3246. You are very welcome
    2
  3247. I agree, great point
    2
  3248. Yes, but when?
    2
  3249. No, thats not correct. The urine in diabetes insidious has no sugar it it, just large volumes of dilute urine.
    2
  3250. Im afraid you may well be right Timothy.
    2
  3251. I know, but I just keep getting images of him with Marilyn
    2
  3252. I am sorry for your terrible loss.
    2
  3253. Yes, Nigeria is the one by the sea
    2
  3254. thanks for that
    2
  3255. Who put a patent on it, do you know? I would be interested.
    2
  3256. Excellent, Im delighted you are watching in South Sudan, great to know.
    2
  3257. This is the third bogus channel now, thanks for letting me know
    2
  3258. Do try and give the videos lots of 'likes', this puts them further up the suggestion lists.
    2
  3259. Thats the Dr Redfield figure, he said 90% ae still vonerable
    2
  3260. Really, interesting
    2
  3261. correct
    2
  3262. Lets hope not
    2
  3263. You bet
    2
  3264. Thanks Peter, God bless you also
    2
  3265. Thanks for this support Itine
    2
  3266. This paper does not tell us, but a guess would be that it infers some immunity against CIVID-19
    2
  3267. Well spotted, correct
    2
  3268. I am so sorry, tragic.
    2
  3269. Did it??? I thought they were all add free?? Do let me know
    2
  3270. Good one, thank you
    2
  3271. Our pleasure!
    2
  3272. I asked, but they are not covering my area
    2
  3273. Always!
    2
  3274. Very welcome
    2
  3275. The complexity of interacting systems is so amazing
    2
  3276. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  3277. Of course, thank you
    2
  3278. Currently its a Honda CB 500 F, I love bikes
    2
  3279. Thanks for watching for such a long time kendo
    2
  3280. It can get better
    2
  3281. In which Kingdom do you reside?
    2
  3282. Does YouTube do a translate facility?
    2
  3283. Top class comment, thank you
    2
  3284. It really is!
    2
  3285. No, nerve endings are peripheral sensory receptors
    2
  3286. First 3 correct well done, but the correct last answer is C. Its essentially the proportion of drug broken down the first time the drug passes thorugh the liver.
    2
  3287. Did you with the whole video?
    2
  3288. 1 hour 55 minutes I think
    2
  3289. Excellent series of points. Your main points are well known, but I did not know about digestive enzymes. In any video of course, I have to decide what to say and what not to say.
    2
  3290. O, I did not know that, thanks
    2
  3291. Micrograms I think
    2
  3292. I will check it out
    2
  3293. I had not heart of this one, thanks.
    2
  3294. So pleased you are not seeing covid in your practice in Uganda
    2
  3295. Correct, its a 7 day rowing average
    2
  3296. Yes, for sure
    2
  3297. My aim is to promote objectivity
    2
  3298. Yes, I have worked in Cambodia, I love the country, I do hope it is not badly affected.
    2
  3299. Thank you for your views
    2
  3300. Yes, I plan to lookout that
    2
  3301. Yer, bit of a change
    2
  3302. Where are you working Qasim?
    2
  3303. I thought not, thank you
    2
  3304. Brilliant point, thank you
    2
  3305. Fair point, thank you
    2
  3306. Its a sign of resistance from a previous conflict.
    2
  3307. Dont have the evidence as yet
    2
  3308. Thanks Javaji, welcome to the channel. Are you a doctor or nurse?
    2
  3309. My younger brother
    2
  3310. None reported in this study, where did yo get this idea from?
    2
  3311. You are very welcome
    2
  3312. Ive covered this point on several videos, the ones with Neil Oliver and triggernomenery for example
    2
  3313. Variety is the spice of life
    2
  3314. Sorry you are having these problems Tara. Did you ask your consultant about this question?
    2
  3315. so there is , thanks
    2
  3316. Thank you, good point, I will check it out
    2
  3317. Hello there!
    2
  3318. There are no veins that carry blood away from the heart, all veins carry blood towards the heart. Can you ark your question more precisely?
    2
  3319. A little, I worked in India a while back.
    2
  3320. yes and yes
    2
  3321. If you listened to the video you will hear that I allowed for both modalities of origins. Are you saying Adam and Eve were white?
    2
  3322. No its not, it is fully documented by the CDC
    2
  3323. Always
    2
  3324. Thank you so much
    2
  3325. You make two excellent points.
    2
  3326. Probably, but I have not checked out the private options
    2
  3327. Do you like the labels posted on the screen, it's a new thing Im trying?
    2
  3328. Are you going to tell him he is getting it wrong?
    2
  3329.  @totheclouds-c2d  Thats great Robina, which country are you in?
    2
  3330. Well, coffee tastes nice
    2
  3331. Good morning JK
    2
  3332. yes, its on the to do list
    2
  3333. yes, I messed up on the year
    2
  3334. me too, the immune system is so amazing
    2
  3335. Probably not much more than 80%, unless the vaccine comes first
    2
  3336. I guess we are open to all forms of evidence.
    2
  3337. Thank you for your counter argument, which is always a part of the progress towards truth.
    2
  3338. And a happy new year to you as well Kahnz
    2
  3339. Correct
    2
  3340. I don't know that one yet
    2
  3341. Good question, I would think it lasts longer on cold dry surfaces.
    2
  3342. Yes, for sure, good point
    2
  3343. Im sorry you are having these difficulties Carol, do you have a good local doctor?
    2
  3344. Winston
    2
  3345. Thanks for watching!
    2
  3346. You are working through the videos very well, I do hope you keep going.
    2
  3347. Show them this video, its worth a try
    2
  3348. God bless you also Ansu, where are you working?
    2
  3349. Yes, sorry, one in 160
    2
  3350. Is it? I do hope not
    2
  3351. Good question, I don't know yet
    2
  3352. Yes, I think so.
    2
  3353. That is why fever can be protective.
    2
  3354. Your lion is Alsan
    2
  3355. Thanks
    2
  3356. Good point, could well be a factor
    2
  3357. Teaching is limited, there is a need to simplify, but not to mislead. Teaching is also limited by the finite knowledge of the individual teacher, certainly true in my case.
    2
  3358.  @mjannah0001  They normally form in the calyces of the kidneys, due to precipitation of solids, out of solution from the urine.
    2
  3359. You are absolutely correct
    2
  3360. I agree, perhaps you could suggest an alternative?
    2
  3361. True, but we have covered it before
    2
  3362. Insulin has effects on carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism. Its essential a catabolic protein.
    2
  3363. Of course not, you will be most welcome
    2
  3364. In the Uk infections are going up
    2
  3365. O, OK, thats interesting and useful
    2
  3366. Consider asking your doctor if you should have the flu jab
    2
  3367. see links in the description
    2
  3368. Hello 😊
    2
  3369. Sadly this is so.
    2
  3370.  @craig9563  Thanks Craig, its always interesting to know. There is plenty of space for a good introductory lecture on epigenetic if you fancy making one?
    2
  3371. Next year
    2
  3372. What is this used for?
    2
  3373. https://news.yale.edu/2025/02/19/immune-markers-post-vaccination-syndrome-indicate-future-research-directions
    2
  3374. Im looking out for something definitive on this one, thank you
    2
  3375. Yes, thank you
    2
  3376. 3 feet in 1 meter
    2
  3377. A neurone is actually a nerve cell, the fibre is part of the nerve cell, which is not the cell body. So a whole neurone will consist of the cell body, axons and dendrites.
    2
  3378. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyMiSUfZtyU
    2
  3379. Thanks for watching
    2
  3380. Surgical vascular bypass treatment of course
    2
  3381. Yes, once you understand the principles the rest of the information is remembered because it makes sense.
    2
  3382. rhythmicity centre, just keeps the rhythm going all of the time, its in the brain stem.
    2
  3383. have you used Amitriptyline?
    2
  3384. Of course this trauma can have a massive negative effect. Its certainly worth considering medications for neurogenic pain, but of course they are not without risk. However, if you now believe they can help you, the placebo effect will also be on your side. Do not underestimate the possible power of positive placebo effects. Also, ask you GP to refer you to a local chronic pain consultant, there will be one, and your GP can only say no, so you have nothing to lose by asking.
    2
  3385. Are you sure about that?
    2
  3386. With food probably
    2
  3387. Yes, the more antidiuretic hormone in the blood the more concentrated the urine
    2
  3388. Good question for Piers, he never talks to me
    2
  3389. Wow, thank you! Thats a lot of videos
    2
  3390. You make a good point, let's hope you are wrong.
    2
  3391. We don't know how to cure it.
    2
  3392. I hope so too!
    2
  3393. Thanks for that, I was wondering about this change of topic and style.
    2
  3394.  @Dazzletoad  Sure, there is no shortage of potential material. The problem with this youtube project is not many people are watching the new videos for some reason, most views come from older A and P videos. Any way, a bit of butt kicking might help.
    2
  3395. Yes, should be next week, thanks for watching
    2
  3396. Morning! I used to spend a bit of time in Bangkok
    2
  3397. Yes, it's the early adrenaline that makes the difference.
    2
  3398.  @gmchats5335  that's good to know, my son does all of the tech stuff like downloads, Im pleased it worked so well.
    2
  3399. thanks for letting me know Noora, which country are you in?
    2
  3400. do try again in a few minutes
    2
  3401. No, the rats would sniff the sweat samples in controlled conditions
    2
  3402. Diet and supplements will only improve healing if the patient is deficient in something. More common deficiencies include vitamin C, zinc, magnesium, protein.
    2
  3403. I appreciate that
    2
  3404. Thank you
    2
  3405. Thats why I spent a long time reading the paper, to separate what contests are saying from the politicians
    2
  3406. Im up for it
    2
  3407. Not me, I started as a first year student psychiatric nurse in 1975, and have been working on the problems ever since.
    2
  3408. Yes, massive concerns, especially in India
    2
  3409.  @Rkgorkhalivlogs  O, Nepal, wonderful scenery, I did some teaching a few years ago in Pokera. I am living in the north of England. Im delighted the videos are being watched in Nepal.
    2
  3410. dont bother it was a scam
    2
  3411. Our pleasure!
    2
  3412. Have you considered the evidence I present in this video?
    2
  3413. God bless you and your work.
    2
  3414. Which sura is this in?
    2
  3415. Let's hope he will understand when and if the time comes.
    2
  3416. Yes and no
    2
  3417. what did you want to ask me?
    2
  3418. Sound about the right balance.
    2
  3419. Happy 2020 doctor.
    2
  3420. Several factors can influence the answer to your question. It the wound on the thigh is relatively narrow and the edges can be approximated, and the wound is relatively clean and free from high energy contamination, then a layered primary closure is certainly an option.
    2
  3421. Hello Mono, I wish I had more on this than I do, right now I know of no firm data that is explaining the observations. Like you I have heard some idea, but no firm science to back them up, I do think smoking is a factor, does not explain all we see in various countries. I do hope we can work it out soon, as this may well help us to protect men more. Depending on what the discovery is, it could also help women as well of course. Do let me know if you hear anything definitive.
    2
  3422. Did the latest on this yesterday or the day before
    2
  3423. Sorry to hear this, I do hope you are getting better
    2
  3424. Fair point
    2
  3425. Yes, I am well thank you
    2
  3426. Thanks for this thoughtful reflection and feedback Arif.
    2
  3427. No, it's not bacterial. It is coronavirus, identified by genetic analysis, and I would think direct electron microscopy. If it were pneumonic plague we could treat it easily with antibiotics.
    2
  3428. Yes, I was fascinated
    2
  3429. Not as good as I would like it to be I suspect
    2
  3430. Thank you for your interest Shirae, If you would like to donate to the work in Uganda, 100% of donations go directly to the project, we currently spend 0% on admin. https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=XS59XPZ527YFL Link to Wefwafwa’s youtube channel, https://www.youtube.com/@WefwafwaAndrew Link to our organization's website: https://buwanga.org/ To contact Wefwafwa directly, wefandrew@gmail.com or WhatsApp+256756320736
    2
  3431. For sure
    2
  3432. Thats good, there are plenty to be going on with. Do let me know how you get on.
    2
  3433. Next time!
    2
  3434. It's not impossible, we simply don't know yet. Let's see how many more cases they're are on the ship.
    2
  3435. Noted!
    2
  3436. Amen
    2
  3437. Hard to say without seeing it, but do ask a doctor to check there is not any infection.
    2
  3438. Thanks for doing this every day Anthony
    2
  3439. There will not be a second flood, fortunately
    2
  3440. No
    2
  3441. How do you say it? I guess mine is the English accent way.
    2
  3442. Not the ones we look aafter in Kenya and Uganda, I have been there several times and work closly with locals.
    2
  3443. Not public domaine as far as I know
    2
  3444. I know, but you have to choose your battles
    2
  3445. Thank you Sarah, its so good to know this is helping, John
    2
  3446. Thats the evidence based figure from the Lancet
    2
  3447. Awesome! Thank you!
    2
  3448. You did not know until the trial data was published, you may have guessed, but you did not know.
    2
  3449. So well done, so funny, but so serious
    2
  3450. Good questions, I will cover these in the next video
    2
  3451. There are videos I have already uploaded on diet. Yes, more content on autoimmunity would be a good idea.
    2
  3452.  @sushmika1435  Thats the nature of autoimmune disease, its an error of physiology, a pathophysiology process. I don't fully understand it myself.Im not sure anyone does.
    2
  3453. Thank you for taking time to give encouragement, we all need this sometimes.
    2
  3454. Ive done this series already, search nervous system with campbellteaching
    2
  3455. You obviously have good taste
    2
  3456. Yes, via the urethra, trans urethral resection of prostate
    2
  3457. Excellent, what is your first language?
    2
  3458. I went to Egypt once to climb Mt. Sinai, Moses mountain, it was a moving experience to be on such an ancient and holy place.
    2
  3459. No, its endocrine glands that release their products directly into the blood
    2
  3460. The Complete List of the Pfizer Adverse Events of Special Interest https://phmpt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/5.3.6-postmarketing-experience.pdf https://drjessesantiano.com/the-complete-list-of-the-pfizer-adverse-events-of-special-interest/
    2
  3461. God bless you also Ameen
    2
  3462. True, there will be feedback
    2
  3463. Welcome back!
    2
  3464. No, I will put it on the to do list
    2
  3465. https://drjohncampbell.co.uk for free downloads
    2
  3466. Good question, wish I could give a good answer.
    2
  3467. O dear, I do hope you stay well
    2
  3468. No, we are talking about targeted vaccination
    2
  3469. I used the higher quality images from 1978, however the 1898 image is still good and available
    2
  3470. Any ideas how I could do an interview with him? Could save a lot of lives!
    2
  3471. There is a cost for the admin and lab work, but covering costs only
    2
  3472. Correct
    2
  3473. Thank you, I will
    2
  3474. Correct, this is discussed towards the end of the video, it confirm the shroud and the biblical accounts.
    2
  3475. Me too
    2
  3476. Because NI comes under UK data sources. I have mentioned the republic many times, on at least 8 videos from memory.
    2
  3477. Yes, I think this is a strong point
    2
  3478. Well children have been suffering for a long time and it wasn't the end times then
    2
  3479. Did you watch yesterdays video, that point was covered in detail
    2
  3480. Thank you so much! Thanks for watching for so long
    2
  3481. I am trying to be objective, time will tell
    2
  3482. No, its not published yet
    2
  3483. You are correct, I think we were on the wrong side of history on that one!
    2
  3484. Yes, depo phenothiazines
    2
  3485. If I did videos in Hindi, I would get way less views
    2
  3486. I appreciate that
    2
  3487. Glad you think so!
    2
  3488. have you got an o level in biology?
    2
  3489. biconvexed
    2
  3490. If that came across, I certainly did not meant to
    2
  3491. Next time!
    2
  3492. I have done a whole series on this already, check on my channel
    2
  3493. Did you look up the references I posted, that is why they are there for
    2
  3494. Great point
    2
  3495. The problem is titles need to be just a few words long
    2
  3496. Is it, is this true generally? I suspected it might be.
    2
  3497. Have you seen any of my older videos?
    2
  3498. Why, do please let me know your concerns
    2
  3499. Give me references
    2
  3500. Not sure I understood your overall contention, but thanks for the comment.
    2
  3501. Wow, thank you!
    2
  3502. You speak the truth
    2
  3503.  @whitetree4645  a heart and lungs
    2
  3504. Depends on the level of study you want, there as so many
    2
  3505. You're welcome
    2
  3506. Great to know you are watching in Iraq, blessings from England.
    2
  3507. Im in a town called Carlisle, in the North of England (most of the time)
    2
  3508. Just reloading now under a different name, '6 February'
    2
  3509. Glad you like them!
    2
  3510. Yes, thank you, its just a time issue just now, or the lack of time. I need an research assistant
    2
  3511. Alex, The most basic mistaken psychiatry is to assume a condition is psychological when it might be physiological. Is there a good local physician who can do a full medical assessment on you? For example, you say your thyroid hormone is high. If you are hyperthyroid this should be diagnosed and treated accordingly.
    2
  3512. Women and girls may also have mild hemophilia (“symptomatic carriers”), meaning that in addition to carrying the gene, they also exhibit symptoms. In some cases, females are diagnosed with hemophilia A, or factor VIII deficiency, or hemophilia B, factor IX deficiency—both of which are hereditary. Further, they can have any of the rare factor disorders, such as factor I, II, VI, VII, XI and XIII deficiency
    2
  3513. Honda 300L, good bike
    2
  3514. Thanks, do click lots of 'like' buttons, this helps the channel to grow
    2
  3515. No, this data did not cover omicron. I think they are working on that now.
    2
  3516. no, 82 trials with 82 different drugs
    2
  3517. Maybe one day!
    2
  3518. Lets hope its not too bad.
    2
  3519. Evolution simply means change, and the virus has changed, so it has obviously evolved.
    2
  3520.  @SaanichtonMinistries  This is true, life is beyond comprehension
    2
  3521. keep going
    2
  3522. Thanks for watching Jen
    2
  3523. O, its in Wikipedia, must be right then, come on.
    2
  3524. Welcome!
    2
  3525. Sorry you have to suffer the same propaganda
    2
  3526. Delighted you are watching in INDIA.
    2
  3527. Its not true
    2
  3528. Have the doctors told you you have 8 cervical vertebrae Jessica?
    2
  3529. None has been reported, just London so far
    2
  3530. Indeed Peter, Peace and Love.
    2
  3531. Glad you like them!
    2
  3532. Welcome!
    2
  3533. Noted!
    2
  3534. Currently working on Accident and Emergency department.
    2
  3535. Did I say these things?
    2
  3536. Thanks for sharing!
    2
  3537. Time will tell.
    2
  3538. my Hindi is not very good
    2
  3539. You miss the entire point, its based on the peer review science
    2
  3540. 1,000 and 4,800 lymphocytes per microliter of blood
    2
  3541. You got this!
    2
  3542. They are all there under campbellteaching channel
    2
  3543. The body has billions of capillaries. Yes, cancer cells can spread in the blood in the process of metastasis.
    2
  3544. Tell them to stop using power points and teach with a board in the time honoured way.
    2
  3545.  @jessicaegharevba195  Then suggest they move into the more advanced 'Post Electronic' era of teaching.
    2
  3546.  @jessicaegharevba195  Its worth asking, they can only say no.
    2
  3547. Yes, good point, I will discuss this tomorrow
    2
  3548. God bless you also Yasmen, good to know you are watching in Jordan
    2
  3549. Birmingham today Im afraid.
    2
  3550. Sorry to hear this, be assured it is not by me.
    2
  3551. worth a try
    2
  3552. If only
    2
  3553. Do you think there might be a reason for the titles I use?
    2
  3554. I think its better for you to practice English
    2
  3555. Sorry, I will get this right next time
    2
  3556. no millimetres of mercury
    2
  3557. Yes, this is correct. I agree.
    2
  3558. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  3559. What year was the German parliament building burned down?
    2
  3560. No I live in Carlisle
    2
  3561. I appreciate that!
    2
  3562.  @Phillips1758  you could start off with this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4kFa0VDKBU&t=38s
    2
  3563. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    2
  3564. Micronutrients are the vitamins and minerals, they are not digested, but absorbed as they are.
    2
  3565. No, not stated
    2
  3566. Ive called out the other side as well, several times
    2
  3567. Most welcome
    2
  3568. should be working, I will check
    2
  3569. I think they are just called itch and tickle receptors, thats what I call them.
    2
  3570. fair point
    2
  3571. I think it might take a little more than that to sort out the BBC
    2
  3572. If only Black, I have off periods
    2
  3573. Because they are near the injection site in the tissues.
    2
  3574. You are correct of course
    2
  3575. Cro Magnon are early fully modern humans, they had already interbreed with Neanderthals at this stage, however some interbreeding probably wen on until Neanderthals became extinct, its just if the lineages survive into the modern gene pool
    2
  3576. I have already, I posted it a few months ago, try a youtube search using campbellteaching menstural
    2
  3577. We want to prevent as many cases as possible, and be prepared for the ones we can not prevent.
    2
  3578. Yes, do you have a contact for him?
    2
  3579. Not by me
    2
  3580. Not at all, its just you and me Ms.Q
    2
  3581. Could do,  I did a chat about my dyslexia a bit back, which is still on youtube. Its a bit of a balancing act as to how much personal stuff to put up.
    2
  3582. Im not sure what you think I think when you say I should say front what I think, do let me know what you had in mind?
    2
  3583. Hop for me still then
    2
  3584. Hmm, I guess both are true, an antigen is anything recognised as foreign, and in the case of an allergen something is recognised as foreign which should not be recognised as foreign, rather it should be immunologically tolerated. So in allergy an allergen is recognised as an antigen.
    2
  3585. have you watched the next video in the series?
    2
  3586. Have you got a link for that?
    2
  3587. No, it would not work
    2
  3588. I think you can only learn so fast, what do you think?
    2
  3589. Thanks for sharing!
    2
  3590. Interesting, guess it also comes from the Latin.
    2
  3591. I know, I don't know why more people don't watch this series.
    2
  3592. The latest data from China indicates it may have a long incubation period, we will know more in a few days.
    2
  3593. Good point!
    2
  3594. The feat of God can give us wisdom to fear disease.
    2
  3595. Indeed, thanks Angelu
    2
  3596. To an extent
    2
  3597. Hey, who said it was proof?
    2
  3598. Thanks Sven, great to know people are understanding the videos
    2
  3599. Not as far asI know. Red blood cells do not have a nucleus.
    2
  3600. I suspect you are too
    2
  3601. I often do
    2
  3602. is it possible there could be another layer of complexity?
    2
  3603. It may do.
    2
  3604. Do you have a trusted local helper?
    2
  3605. Of course, thank you so much, it will be there in a few days.
    2
  3606. Good question, I don't know how pure such supplies are.
    2
  3607. Great to know you are watching in Kenya, I once did a little teaching in Western.
    2
  3608. No, they will no longer transmit the disease, unless by simple cross contamination, like through dirty hands
    2
  3609. It was on theBBC 6 o clock news
    2
  3610. How dare you say I am in dotage, appologise immedialty. I happen to be crisp as a Kos lettice.
    2
  3611. Thanks for listening
    2
  3612. Nope, its in the journals, science makes sense
    2
  3613. O, OK, interesting
    2
  3614. Not a prophet unfortunately, just a simple teacher.
    2
  3615. Thanks again Shashi, it is very good of you to give me this feedback, the comments also help the channel to grow, please keep going.
    2
  3616. I appreciate that
    2
  3617. No, I have not had any text messages
    2
  3618. No, its CO carbon monoxide that gives false high readings
    2
  3619. Im not sure, probably to do with hydrodynamics and life time reliability
    2
  3620. Ive tried translations in the past, but could not get them to work, can you turn it on from your end?
    2
  3621.  @user-tk7qc7hk2m  I have tried to add a translation to the videos, but it did to seem to work. However, there might be a way for you to do this from your country, do you know about this?
    2
  3622. It will effect all races the same, however personal health and environment factors could make a big diffrence.
    2
  3623. Its hard to get hard data
    2
  3624. Yes, Pfizer, 16 days ago
    2
  3625. Of course, good point
    2
  3626. Morning Helvecio
    2
  3627. Great to know people from differing languages are watching
    2
  3628. Thanks for all the sharing you do Anthony
    2
  3629. I did that back in February
    2
  3630. Interesting, I did not think if that
    2
  3631. Next video
    2
  3632. because there are nociceptors in smooth muscle as well, and the utterer is made of layers of smooth muscle.
    2
  3633. I wish I could, if people put my videos on other Youtube channels I don't know how I can stop them
    2
  3634. No, they are all warm blooded
    2
  3635. reloading now, sorry
    2
  3636. Im more of a Dads Army man
    2
  3637. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
    2
  3638. Correct
    2
  3639. I don't think so, fresh animal tissues should be sterile, they come from the internal environment of the body.Tissues should only contain bacteria or viruses in the animal had an infection at the time of death.  @lalsoni6711 
    2
  3640. Yes, there will be a myelin sheath on the dendrite, unless it is a type C fibre.
    2
  3641. Indeed
    2
  3642. Rescuscitative efforts means treatment is being given, such as IV fluid resuscitation, or oxygen, or haemorrhage control. If someone was being given CPR, then by definition they would not be physiologically stable, and you would still be at C in the ABCDE. Therefore if you had not finished ABCDE you would not be going on to the secondary survey. Having said that, consideration of SAMPLE may give indicators as to the cause of a cardiac arrest, such as hypothermia, or toxins, or an existing medical condition.
    2
  3643. Your second question is complicated, but ABC take priority. Do you have access to ATLS guidelines, where this is discussed? Also remember CPR is not given to restart the heart, its ACLS that does that, not BLS.
    2
  3644.  @Dazzletoad  The questions you ask show a good level of understanding, insight and logical thought processes.This means as you acquire more knowledge and experience you have the potential to become a good medical thinker. Not everyone has this.
    2
  3645. Facebook John lorimer campbell
    2
  3646. Awesome, thank you!
    2
  3647. That date is not available
    2
  3648. Air will absorb over time but you should see a local doctor, can't think of a medication that will help.
    2
  3649. I wish!
    2
  3650. do let me know what you think, its a bit of a new departure for me
    2
  3651. Pro EU political people are more than welcome on this channel as well, but none have come forward, if you know any send them in my direction
    2
  3652.  @samudrawijesundara1014  Wow, thats amazing, I wonder if you are the record holder? I do hope you clicked all of the like buttons as well? This helps the channel to grow. Leaving comments also helps.
    2
  3653.  @samudrawijesundara1014  Great, are you able to understand the English?
    2
  3654.  @samudrawijesundara1014  That makes sense, anyway do try and give me lots of likes when yo watch the videos. This is the only way I can develop the channel.
    2
  3655. O, ok, the paper is usually right
    2
  3656. Thank you for your honesty, keep thinking and seeking after truth. We are on a quest to discover the nature of reality.
    2
  3657. James, have you read the 'about' page on my YT channel?
    2
  3658. what is your evidence for a rapture?
    2
  3659. Thanks, I will look at this
    2
  3660. Can do
    2
  3661. Sorry, there should only be one, something has gone wrong
    2
  3662. Im pleased you can understand me, where are you from?
    2
  3663. Yes, of course, I really must work on this, thanks for your information.
    2
  3664. Yes, we also this in humans, but also look for oliguria and the colour of the uine as it becomes more concentrated. In infants look for sunken fontanelle.
    2
  3665. d share these videos if you can, Im trying to build up views in India.
    2
  3666. Matthew, Chapter 7 and verse 1
    2
  3667. The problem would be that most people in the rest of the world wouldn't be able to understand them. I actually get most views in the US and UK and other English speaking countries. Perhaps you could translate some however?
    2
  3668. So sorry, how tragic
    2
  3669. For sure
    2
  3670. Hey there!
    2
  3671. I have covered this on several previous videos
    2
  3672. Good question, need to check current government guidelines on travel.
    2
  3673. I remember her well, thank you
    2
  3674. I do hope so David
    2
  3675. Yes, it is a risk
    2
  3676. thank you
    2
  3677. Eat lots of both types of fibre as well, water and non-water soluble fibre.
    2
  3678. No, steroids might have put your blood sugar up, but should not effect cholesterol. What are you allergic to?
    2
  3679. Have you watched to the end of the video?
    2
  3680. I think it was, yes
    2
  3681. This is such a pity, do you feel able to tell me which country you are in?
    2
  3682. Not as far as I know. There are different causes for sleep apnea. Have you had the cause of your condition identified? Are you overweight?
    2
  3683. Me too
    2
  3684. Fair point Justin, thank you
    2
  3685. a nasty viral disease
    2
  3686. You are so welcome
    2
  3687. Thank you so much for this John, I do hope your followers listen and apply.
    2
  3688. I think it still would
    2
  3689. It was this one,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7fGXPzU24Y
    2
  3690. Most common is chronic lung disease.
    2
  3691.  @tauqeerahmad2294  Its also organic as it contains carbon, who told you was not organic?
    2
  3692. Back soon, Im out of town
    2
  3693. You are correct, a vein is any vessel that carries blood towards the heart, not the lungs. Well spotted.
    2
  3694. Good point, there could be pain as soon as there are interconnected neurones, we should err on the side of caution.
    2
  3695. It called zoonotic or spill over infection, Im surprised you have not heard of it.
    2
  3696. Thats the great thing about the human body, its as simple as it can be to do the job, and yet amazingly complex
    2
  3697. Sure, there is a list of topics waiting to get made.
    2
  3698. I know this would be difficult, but a video recording from you would be powerful.
    2
  3699. Carbon dating is only for the comparatively recent past, dinosaur are far too old for carbon dating to be of any use.
    2
  3700. This is true of course, well pointed out
    2
  3701. Yes, bu NZ is an island
    2
  3702. You can go an and watch the trauma series now, including pneumothorax
    2
  3703. I do hope you have a good local doctor?
    2
  3704.  @HappyandHeal  Sounds like you have got a local paediatrician, thats good.
    2
  3705. I meant post mortem, we just always say PM
    2
  3706. Hello there!
    2
  3707. Of course, love it
    2
  3708. I wish you well
    2
  3709. Thanks, it's true unfortunately.
    2
  3710. Have you read the latest from FLCCC?
    2
  3711. You are very welcome as the third, still very quick off the mark, well done.
    2
  3712. Ner, Im from peasant stock
    2
  3713. I appreciate that!
    2
  3714. Always
    2
  3715. So true, thank you
    2
  3716. Im not sure what you mean Fatma, do you mean you would like files of the illustrations?
    2
  3717. This should investigated
    2
  3718. How good is your internet connection in South Sudan? Do you get it via a mobile phone signal, or from a land telephone line? So pleased you are watching.
    2
  3719. No, not always
    2
  3720. Thanks, do hit plenty of like icons on the videos
    2
  3721. Its back
    2
  3722. My zippo lighter
    2
  3723. I am convinced by the evidence, the history and science combine to make perfect, if horific sense
    2
  3724. Yes, I think you are right, HPV drains the lower third of the oesophagus right throng to the colon, but Im not sure which part of the colon. For sure the mouth is not drained by HPV, this is why aspirin is faster absorbed if it is chewed, rather than swallowed.
    2
  3725. Yes, it should
    2
  3726. Yes, this is often the case, but not always as in this treatment
    2
  3727. What I reported today is based on accepted epidemiology, what's your issue with science.
    2
  3728. This evidence is just published, I would rather not guess
    2
  3729. Seriously cool subject
    2
  3730. Keep it up
    2
  3731. certainly not
    2
  3732. Superb use of language and repetition, a master class
    2
  3733. Awesome! Thank you! Thats a lot of watching.
    2
  3734. None as far as I know, mammary tissue is effected by hormones but does not make any itself. They are exocrine glands, not endocrine glands.
    2
  3735. Thanks for coming
    2
  3736. Is this true in 100% of cases of depression?
    2
  3737. Don't know, it on my list to check out
    2
  3738. Hmm, perhaps to a very limited extent and for a very limited time, but you have made a good observation. Of course the virus may live on on surfaces around the person who has been infective in the past.
    2
  3739. Excellent point
    2
  3740. Hey, you rumbled me
    2
  3741. between 0 and about 70 mm of Hg, depending on the muscle tone and state of contraction of the adjacent skeletal muscles.
    2
  3742. Yes, you are correct
    2
  3743. Yes, I did one yesterday actually.
    2
  3744. Yes, but the culture is to keep out of the sun
    2
  3745. Yes, I know about this, its outrageous
    2
  3746.  @shivampandey-nl6qx  So you prefer the long lecture sort of video, rather than in parts?
    2
  3747. Have you watched the whole series?
    2
  3748. I do
    2
  3749. Rather depends on where we live
    2
  3750. 1, Yes 2. No, so far 3.N/A
    2
  3751. Yes, I think so, based on the SARS data.
    2
  3752. Well, I did not remove your post for sure, I only remove posts for attacking outer innocent people.
    2
  3753. Interesting and useful, thanks you
    2
  3754. have you watched all of the renal series?
    2
  3755. do you think I can say what I like?
    2
  3756. All there now
    2
  3757. yes should be 160
    2
  3758. Fair point
    2
  3759. there are several series on heart disease, search on campbellteaching channel
    2
  3760. Happy to hear that!
    2
  3761. Its possible, you need to go to your doctor to get diagnosed
    2
  3762. Yes, thank you
    2
  3763. I have no links with any Pharma companies
    2
  3764. And Scotland is supposed to be shut down but the M6 is constant traffic.
    2
  3765. I know, but I have to go with the evidence, this is published in JAMA
    2
  3766. You are quite correct of course, Im apologies for the way I came across on Bells Palsy. I am pleased you are mostly recovered now, but it did indeed take a long time.
    2
  3767. the homunculus
    2
  3768. Im afraid so, from a wide variety of causes, in young children I think the most common cause is ongoing urinary tract ascending infection as a result of reflux of urine from the bladder into the ureter and kidney. These infections must be recognised and long term antibacterials given until the bladder has grown and developed. John
    2
  3769. Hello Emmanuel, Which country are you in?
    2
  3770. Thats a big question
    2
  3771. do you have a good link for this please?
    2
  3772. Correct
    2
  3773. Got it
    2
  3774. We agree completely.
    2
  3775. Possibly, but you have to ask nicely
    2
  3776. I would love to but they are not generally available
    2
  3777. Lets see if we get any likes, its hard enough to get views and likes for the new videos, I think I might need to get another line of work.
    2
  3778. Talk to Anne directly, its up to her
    2
  3779. Long way to go yet
    2
  3780. You got this!
    2
  3781. 5 litres per minute is correct
    2
  3782. back home, thank you
    2
  3783. You are so welcome!
    2
  3784. I plan to go and see Chris soon to make an update.
    2
  3785.  @goodwill543  if you watch the series of videos in the endocrine system videos I have posted it will teach you all of these.
    2
  3786. Don't know yet, probably ARDS or pneumonia
    2
  3787. Not as far as I know, and I would be surprised if it jumps the species barrier again.
    2
  3788. Siamease (or cojoined twins) are monozygotic, they are identical twins who have developed together, They can not be from 2 zygotes as their tissues would be rejected by the immune system of the other twin John
    2
  3789. They have been cultured in cell cultures, so the postulates have been fulfilled
    2
  3790. Yes, but I don't know, in fact I have no idea how to do it. I paid a graphic designer to it for me.
    2
  3791. Thanks for listening
    2
  3792. I appreciate that
    2
  3793. You are so welcome!
    2
  3794. Stab wound will collapse the whole lung on one side. While the lungs are in lobes, the pleural membranes do not surround the lobes, just the whole lung. The lobes however can help to reduce the spread of infection, as in lobar pneumonia.
    2
  3795. I don't think the side you sleep on makes any difference at all.
    2
  3796. I have bled myself a few times to demonstrate various tests
    2
  3797. me too, great point
    2
  3798. its in the description under the video
    2
  3799. Hope you enjoyed it!
    2
  3800. In many places, yes
    2
  3801. I covered HCQ in detail twice last week, haven't you watched them?
    2
  3802. This is a poor question written by someone probably with a poor understanding of physiology, there will be salt in all of these places, but just at physiological level. There is a lot of salt in the kidneys.
    2
  3803.  @mounirguerram642  What do you mean by 'kidney insufficiency' and 'functionnate'?
    2
  3804. Thanks for the info!
    2
  3805. It will take a while to watch all of them, do let me know how you get on. God bless you also.
    2
  3806. Are you I the US Mark?
    2
  3807. Yes, thanks for that. Its not so much the noise on the recording, but it puts me off my thoughts, but thanks for pointing out the possible technological fix
    2
  3808. Yes, good idea
    2
  3809. Thanks Tom
    2
  3810. Is there any way to tell this from watching the video or listening to what I say in the video?
    2
  3811. I did!
    2
  3812. There are lots already, how many have you watched?
    2
  3813. Don't see why, but will look out for evidence
    2
  3814. So you disagree with NASA, fair enough, but you will need evidence.
    2
  3815. Sounds like a great doctor
    2
  3816. Always!
    2
  3817. What do you doubt?
    2
  3818. I take it you have not watched my videos on this
    2
  3819. Amazing, I have heard something like this.
    2
  3820. campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    2
  3821. Yes, good idea, I will do this next time
    2
  3822. Hugs are good
    2
  3823. Sounds like you book is wrong. You tube will not give me enough words to explane, but Ive included a few, J
    2
  3824. O yes
    2
  3825. well, I watched the video, she was not wearing a mask
    2
  3826. Hello there!
    2
  3827. do try again in a few minutes, it should work
    2
  3828. I agree, any ideas for funding?
    2
  3829.  @KQabcd  Yes, as far as I know this will work, but of course the hair will look like it currently does on the donor sites.
    2
  3830. Welcome!
    2
  3831. It's my pleasure
    2
  3832. So you are saying everything the Chinese say is wrong by definition? I think not. I accept what is scientifically likely, based on a variety of reasoning pathways. Any way, give me evidence of organ harvesting and I will put it on the next video
    2
  3833. have yoa link for that please
    2
  3834. Thank you, I do sometimes post a link at the bottom of the description, only if you are in a position to do so.
    2
  3835. I would have thought so, sounds well worth a try
    2
  3836. Correct it is not
    2
  3837. Thats the way it was in the original report, is it a US / UK spelling thing?
    2
  3838. Well, even less advisable I guess. Happy new year also.
    2
  3839. Sorry
    2
  3840. Leads 3 and avR are negative, the is because any wave of depolarisation traveling towards a positive electrode gives an upward, positive deflection while any wave of depolarisation traveling away from a positive electrode gives a downward, negative deflection. @saraahmed-ff7ju 
    2
  3841. yes
    2
  3842. I believe it was, the scene in the jail cell, but still applies to me
    2
  3843. johnincarlisle@gmail.com
    2
  3844. Its on the to do list
    2
  3845. A wave that travels toward a positive lead will result in an upward or positive deflection (tracing) on the ECG, and a wave traveling away from a positive lead will result in a downward or negative deflection.
    2
  3846. Travel means it spreads more rapidly.
    2
  3847. Im planning to do one on blood gases shortly.
    2
  3848. Will do, thanks for the comment.
    2
  3849. Hello Yasmen, How do you manage with the English, do you learn English as a second language in Jordan. Are your classmates watching my videos do you know, or is it just you?
    2
  3850. Many thanks!
    2
  3851. which country are you in Lewis? campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    2
  3852. Sure is, not a big fan myself, what about you?
    2
  3853. Cannon, but I don't think its any better than other modern digital cameras
    2
  3854. Interesting, I too have my suspicions
    2
  3855. Lower abdomen
    2
  3856. Parker ink pen
    2
  3857. You know it
    2
  3858. Thank you Yasmen, blessings from England.
    2
  3859. You can download them from the link in the description
    2
  3860. Best getting ECG traces to tell, can you ask your doctor?
    2
  3861. Thank you, it is a great project, I love to visit when I can.
    2
  3862. It's great when that happens.
    2
  3863. Hey, play the ball, not the man
    2
  3864. Yes, but the virus could survive in shadows and under desks
    2
  3865. None I know of
    2
  3866. Good morning!
    2
  3867. Thanks for this, there are lots on the channel already, do have a look. There are some on trauma as well.
    2
  3868. It has mutated from the wild type
    2
  3869. Flying is an interesting question just now
    2
  3870. Have you ever had a 12 lead ECG?
    2
  3871. Thanks Patrick, I will take a look
    2
  3872. My last report from the UK was 0.3 - 0.46. Is that low?
    2
  3873. Good idea actually, will put it on the to do list for sure
    2
  3874. You are working through the videos, well done, keep it up
    2
  3875. It really is!
    2
  3876. Yes, I remember this, good point
    2
  3877. Hi Linda, Best to start with the main systems, cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, nervous system, endocrines. If you understand how the body works normally, the disease states and pathophysiology will make much more sense. Do please click the like icons when you can, this helps the channel.
    2
  3878. You are so welcome
    2
  3879. Thank you for your interest Anne, there are donation and contact links in the video description.
    2
  3880. If I feel uncomfortable about a patient, I certainly feel uncomfortable. In fact my current consultants accept this feeling of mine as an indication for senior review, regardless of NEWS. Trouble is, I have beed doing clinical work for several decades, but I do remember a time when I did not have these powers of perception.
    2
  3881. Most people thin it was US chickens as far as I know.
    2
  3882. Thanks Hannah, its great to hear about such positive effects. Im sure you will find an excellent husband, much better and younger than me.
    2
  3883. Thats good, which country are you in?
    2
  3884. yes, good answer
    2
  3885. It says non in either group had previous autoimmune disease
    2
  3886. I was wondering about that myself
    2
  3887. Thanks again!
    2
  3888. I wish I had the laughing a lot bit
    2
  3889. 1000 iu of vitamin D is equal to 25 micrograms
    2
  3890. Thanks for that feedback, should get causes done tomorrow
    2
  3891. Only a man, I assure you. God has made us in an amazing way, may He bless you also.
    2
  3892. Very fair points, thank you
    2
  3893. you need to watch this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLS3TaWkzTw
    2
  3894. do you treat a lot of wounds?
    2
  3895.  @dr.shubhamaware3257  Good, I expect you will treat wounds when you are practicing, there are plenty of wounds in India to treat.
    2
  3896. Not at all, there are other factors
    2
  3897. one a day is good, do keep it up
    2
  3898. Good idea, I will try to do some.
    2
  3899. I agree, but they have to make a living
    2
  3900. I understand
    2
  3901. World in data site, I will post a link
    2
  3902. Of course
    2
  3903. Ivermectin is a molecule
    2
  3904. Yes, you can now download all of the lectures, podcasts and power points, go to campbellteaching.co.uk
    2
  3905. Officially yes, but its the only way a lot of people get to eat
    2
  3906. Glad you like them!
    2
  3907. Yes, we need to take precautions and be ready.
    2
  3908. Make me feel sick, thanks for sharing this. Things have to change.
    2
  3909. Osmosis Diffusion can occur in any fluid with any molecule which is soluble. However osmosis is a special case of diffusion. It is the passage of water across a semi-permeable membrane under the influence of osmotic pressure. In physiology, osmosis only applies to the movement of water across biological membranes. A semi-permeable membrane will allow the free passage of water molecules but will restrict the movement of other molecules
    2
  3910. Hello there!
    2
  3911. Thank you for sharing this frustrating experience. I agree, the lack of testing is an issue. Do see you GP about depression and anxiety. I, like so many others have had similar problems and there are helpful treatment that are evidence based. Don't suffer in silence.
    2
  3912. can you understand the English clearly?
    2
  3913. Yes, the vaccines induce antibodies
    2
  3914. Its a cheap Parker ink pen, about £7, well cheap for a Parker
    2
  3915. Thats good Beardo thanks for doing that.
    2
  3916. Yes, prone management for some of the time is common in ITUs
    2
  3917. yes and yes
    2
  3918. Zinc can disturb bacterial growth either by interacting with the bacterial surface or entering inside the bacterial cells. Zinc inside cells will disrupt bacterial enzyme systems by displacing magnesium ions essential for the enzymatic activity of bacteria. As the zinc does not chemically interact in the same way as the magnesium it has displaced, the enzymic chain does not function, and so the physiology of the bacterium is disrupted.
    2
  3919. Thanks Tiffany, there are plenty to be going on with
    2
  3920. And the truth is?
    2
  3921. Yes
    2
  3922. Very much so.
    2
  3923. Thanks for sharing!
    2
  3924. No, there are no currently proved antiviral drugs for this infection.
    2
  3925. Tomorrow
    2
  3926. Sadly so
    2
  3927. I am so sorry for your loss and trauma, I do hope your son improves.
    2
  3928. So where do you think humans originated? And what skin colour do you think the first humans had? Im confused by your comment.
    2
  3929. you can order my books through campbellteching.co.uk
    2
  3930. Something a bit similar once, no fun at all
    2
  3931. thats a while ago
    2
  3932. Not sure, thousands of molecules at least I would think.
    2
  3933. Needs to see a local doctor to be tested.
    2
  3934. I do hope so
    2
  3935. Interesting idea, just now they have no cure to offer however.
    2
  3936. Great to know you are watching in Russia, do let me know how you get on with the videos. How well do you understand the English?
    2
  3937.  @dr.abdulnasir7651  Interesting, thanks for letting me know, all my best wishes for your studies.
    2
  3938. Its not there yet, thank you
    2
  3939. Ill get one posted this week I hope, its a series.
    2
  3940. Thanks for the feedback Jeffery.
    2
  3941. Great to know you are watching in Pakistan, God bless you also.
    2
  3942. Lovely country, thank you.
    2
  3943. That is one heck of a good suggestion, thank you.
    2
  3944. Excellent question, don't think we know that yet
    2
  3945. yes, I have already uploaded a video series on this topic, search under 'heart failure campbellteaching'
    2
  3946. let me know if you cant find the series
    2
  3947. Probably, but who are the evil ones?
    2
  3948. Yes, last video before this one
    2
  3949. Well, inane immunity is natural
    2
  3950. Its a virus
    2
  3951. The burn will release inflammatory exudate, containing fluid, proteins, white cells and nutrients which are all good for promoting a moist wound healing environment. The film will also protect from outside contamination which can lead to infection. @geosalomon 
    2
  3952. Yes indeed, lets hope so. Do fee free to send in some pictures or video, campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    2
  3953. Yes, it does
    2
  3954. Even though a safe and cost-effective vaccine is available, in 2018, there were more than 140 000 measles deaths globally, mostly among children under the age of five. Measles vaccination resulted in a 73% drop in measles deaths between 2000 and 2018 worldwide In 2018, about 86% of the world's children received one dose of measles vaccine by their first birthday through routine health services – up from 72% in 2000. During 2000- 2018, measles vaccination prevented an estimated 23.2 million deaths making measles vaccine one of the best buys in public health.
    2
  3955. Proper quantitive research
    2
  3956. Yes, this is a short lesson, I might do the more detailed version soon
    2
  3957. Im working on it, hopefully back soon
    2
  3958. Thank you for watching for such a long time Peter
    2
  3959. Its always for the patient, so left is on my left in this case, right as you look at the screen
    2
  3960. O yes, many
    2
  3961. So true!
    2
  3962. You are indeed a faithful viewer.
    2
  3963. Thanks for watching!
    2
  3964. Yes, they were
    2
  3965. Leg ulcers are a common problem unfortunately.
    2
  3966. Silver is better
    2
  3967. You're welcome!
    2
  3968.  @pujajadhav7171  have you watched my 'applied pharmacology' series? this is covered in detail
    2
  3969. what about it?
    2
  3970. Thanks for sticking with it long term Abi
    2
  3971. need more doctors and scientists in government
    2
  3972. Thanks for this intresting and useful feedback, the question is of course were you able to learn the material? If so this is good, if not, its a failure. Success is only measured in how we can use what we learn to help people, if you are able to use this knowledge to help people, even in the smallest way, this is success, best wishes, John
    2
  3973. Could people have been made with flexible genomes so they are capable to inhabiting the whole Earth? Created with the ability to live in the cold North and South, in the hot tropics and in the high mountains? Just a thought, Blessings from England.
    2
  3974. Blood pressure does vary a lot between readings and at various times of the day. However some disorders can cause extreme variability as well. Getting a 24 hour BP memo test might be a place for local doctors to start collecting more information.
    2
  3975. Hello there!
    2
  3976. And to you Anuradha, thank you
    2
  3977. God may bless people through vaccines don't you think?
    2
  3978. Sure did
    2
  3979. Do stay well, I hope your phobia improves.
    2
  3980. nerve axons can regenerate slowly, the cell bodies can not
    2
  3981. The heart is the only mechanism producing arterial blood pressure.
    2
  3982. First comment, thanks
    2
  3983. Thanks for listening
    2
  3984. Yes, I cover this a couple of weeks ago
    2
  3985. I think there is much more to come yet
    2
  3986. haemoglobin levels, haematocrit, mean corpuscular volume, there are several
    2
  3987. No, one is RNA the other is DNA
    2
  3988. You don't think the BBC is promoting its own agenda?
    2
  3989. Good question
    2
  3990. Have you watched the renal series I have posted?
    2
  3991. Well done, first comment.
    2
  3992. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
    2
  3993. Glad you put God first
    2
  3994. I don't know yet, but there is certainly a risk.j
    2
  3995. No, the mitochondrian DNA and the nuclear DNA remain as a double helix
    2
  3996. Do many people watch it in the US?
    2
  3997. You are very welcome
    2
  3998. not by me
    2
  3999. Hey Aussie girl, lets talk again soon
    2
  4000. which country are you talking about ?
    2
  4001. I was on nights during the heat wave
    2
  4002. Interesting observation
    2
  4003. sorry, do put it back up
    2
  4004. You too!
    2
  4005. Yes, tragic, some people say even more than that died.
    2
  4006. I appreciate that!
    2
  4007. Have you seen the trauma series already?
    2
  4008. Yes, many in India
    2
  4009. Ask anything you like Jax
    2
  4010. What a good question, I guess everyone needs bit D, but this study does not give us data on your question directly.
    2
  4011. I don't know the best place to get this, hopeful someone else will leave a reply for you.
    2
  4012. Looks very expensive, https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kjeldsbergs-Fluid-Analysis-Jerry-Hussong/dp/0891895825
    2
  4013. Thank you so much 😀
    2
  4014. Thanks for letting me know Blessy, which country are you in?
    2
  4015.  @blessyjobin9262  Ah, the best food in the world comes from Kerala
    2
  4016. Thank you Lisa, most kind of you to say so.
    2
  4017. yes, for sure
    2
  4018. If there is any it will turn out to be panspermia from Earth
    2
  4019. Interesting, I don't know, bad news if true
    2
  4020. I don't know, do you know. I guess that was at the times of the first migrations out of Africa?
    2
  4021. correct
    2
  4022. Ive read it, thank you
    2
  4023. Excellent, Im delighted you are watching
    2
  4024. Yes, stay safe.
    2
  4025. Wow, thank you
    2
  4026. Good question, this will be in the next video in this series.
    2
  4027. Dear Lola, No, you are able to move around normally, have good levels of sensation and are otherwise healthy. This means you do not have risk factors for pressure sore development. No need to worry at all, Best wishes, John
    2
  4028. Yes, do that
    2
  4029. Just a mistake in my editing, sorry
    2
  4030. great know you are watching in Vietnam
    2
  4031. I did post one yesterday morning, just depends on the time of day I get the time to do one. Thanks for watching and asking.
    2
  4032. Thank you Valeree, dusty safe as well.
    2
  4033. How many cases do they have there?
    2
  4034. Interesting!
    2
  4035. So interesting, I did no know that, thank you
    2
  4036. I think its part of the explanation
    2
  4037. Thanks for listening
    2
  4038. I think this was the only one we had at the time.
    2
  4039. Yes, of course, do send me a link.
    2
  4040. Are you taking vitamin K2?
    2
  4041. Try me at campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    2
  4042. Normal tidal volume of air at rest is about 500mls. Inhaled air is about 21% oxygen and exhaled air is about 16% oxygen.
    2
  4043. I appreciate that
    2
  4044. That is a very young age to start, sorry to hear this
    2
  4045. No 0.4 %, 4 out of a thousand die
    2
  4046. Hmm, yes, its strange this has not had any comments, do keep commenting.
    2
  4047. Pfizer
    2
  4048. Great question, Banting and Best (1922) are famous for discovering insulin, there have also been progressive discoveries over the decades, much of the early dissection work was carried out by John Hunter who died in 1793.
    2
  4049. I passes mine in 1978
    2
  4050. I would love to talk to him, could save many lives! Any ideas how to contact him?
    2
  4051. Yes, this is true, but they lived at the same time as us as well
    2
  4052. Not that I know off
    2
  4053. Lets hope they give you the correct dose next time you need a drug
    2
  4054. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
    2
  4055. Ner, Im off Chianti at the moment.
    2
  4056. Merlin Sheldrake as well
    2
  4057. Ive got the original
    2
  4058. You can order my Physiology Notes book from campbellteaching.co.uk
    2
  4059. Thanks for that!
    2
  4060. Thanks for listening
    2
  4061. If you can get a doctor to order the test, yes
    2
  4062. Well, kind of, but of course isolated myocytes will coordinate and contract spontaneously, just at a slower rate.
    2
  4063. thanks for doing that
    2
  4064. fair point
    2
  4065. There is a whole lecture series on this topic on this channel already
    2
  4066. Great to have peer reviewers
    2
  4067. Do e amil Wefwafwa directly
    2
  4068. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  4069. There are problems, but I used this one as it came from a reputable medical journal directly
    2
  4070. A level of protection I think, more so against severe disease, rather than a symptomatic infection
    2
  4071. reloading now under '6 February'
    2
  4072. I suspect I would like you
    2
  4073. good point, I will take a look
    2
  4074. No they have not been vaccinated in the UK
    2
  4075. Possibly up to 14 days
    2
  4076. Properly of course
    2
  4077. I do hope you gained something from the time you were with me, thank you and best wishes for the future.
    2
  4078. Yes, there are many drugs with a wide variety of half lives from minutes to days
    2
  4079. I might just do that
    2
  4080. God bless you also Grace
    2
  4081. reloading now, sorry
    2
  4082. Always good to be prepared.
    2
  4083. You are so welcome!
    2
  4084. You are very welcome
    2
  4085. All good, thank you
    2
  4086. Thanks for listening
    2
  4087. It makes sense it would be absorbed better with fats
    2
  4088. Excellent point about fertility
    2
  4089. production of glucagon, which raises blood sugar levels
    2
  4090. check out the series on applied pharmacology
    2
  4091. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk88Tx8x0pA&t=38s
    2
  4092. I appreciate that!
    2
  4093. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    2
  4094. English I guess
    2
  4095. seemed a good idea at the time
    2
  4096. We get very little information on Pakistan, would you like to do a report?
    2
  4097. Excellent thinking, thank you for posting this.
    2
  4098. Yes, I should have a look at NCLEX, we don't have it in the UK.
    2
  4099. Hi again Jenny
    2
  4100. O yes, in quite a few
    2
  4101. me too
    2
  4102. None at all, but is is a fare question.
    2
  4103. Useful to know, thank you
    2
  4104. Check out my videos with Professor Dalgleish
    2
  4105. Please do
    2
  4106. This is based on SARS date, it is likely in my view, but not confirmed for nCoV
    2
  4107. That's good Kay, the more the better. Do ask them to click the like button whenever they can as well, this helps the channel.
    2
  4108. https://www.youtube.com/c/WefwafwaAndrew
    2
  4109. I would, well spotted
    2
  4110. I look forward to your e mail after your exams.
    2
  4111. Thanks for this Nowthen, there are plenty of us around, lets keep going.
    2
  4112. True, spread will be guaranteed
    2
  4113. Good one
    2
  4114. Wow Garry, that's good,
    2
  4115. I do hope you stay safe as well.
    2
  4116. +Wafaa Salih There is a series of 25 lectures on diabetes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qyti6KmALJs
    1
  4117. Excellent, well done.
    1
  4118. +jquest43 Capsules will not increase levels of oxygen, unless they are to correct deficiencies, such as iron or B12. Ive never heard of new earth solution, but the first question I would ask is is it based on firm science and empirical evidence?
    1
  4119. PrestigeWorldwideNAM Quite right, well spotted.
    1
  4120. There should really be a prize for being the first.
    1
  4121. +Claudio Dinapoli Sure the balloon will do both. Interesting historical perspective, thanks for sharing this, just shows that many positive developments are not exactly planned. Its like this with many drugs, developed for one thing, but used to treat another.
    1
  4122. +Merinda Lo Good idea, I will get one done soon.
    1
  4123. do you want to translate it for me?
    1
  4124. +Tom Tom Thats good to hear Tom, thanks for letting me know, God bless, John
    1
  4125. +Charles Forsythe Yes, for sure the muscle mass of the left ventricular wall is more than the right, the left is much thicker. This is because more myocardial cells, the myocytes, are present. If there is pulmonary hypertension, eg. caused by chronic lung disease, then the right ventricle will have to work harder to pump against the increased resistance. This increased work load will lead to right ventricular hypertrophy, the individual myocytes will get bigger, (but there will not be more cells, the ones that are there just get bigger). Over time this will lead to right ventricular failure.
    1
  4126. +oopalonga I know, but what to do? Any ideas?
    1
  4127. If the wounds are smelling, that probably means they are infected. You need to apply the dressings so they stay on for longer, otherwise you will be constantly disturbing the granulation tissue. If the infection is treated with antibiotics, this will be possible. If you do not have systemic antibiotics available, or can not afford them, you will have to use an agent to clean the wounds, some form of wound antiseptic. Perhaps try germoline cream, or other antiseptic ointment. this will provide antibacterial activity and a moist wound healing environment. I hope they get better.
    1
  4128. It sound like your idea is well worth a try, well worked out. Its so bad people are spraying chemicals in the sky, where is this, it needs to be stopped.
    1
  4129. +Phooi Yuan Yik So it is, I will look out the original file
    1
  4130. Khadija Umar The best way depends on where you live, my website is campbellteaching.co.uk you can message me through this web site, John
    1
  4131. Thanks for this suggestion Marcie. I have considered making some videos of teaching, and how to teach, but Im not sure anyone would watch them. I could make some, but have you any ideas on how to popularize them? I think the problem is that many people who think they can teach actually lack insight, but im not sure how to address this problem?
    1
  4132. +Zilvinas Steckevicius For sure the epiglottis must close, or the fluid would run into the lungs. While some people may learn to modify the voluntary components of the process, the process for drinks and solids is essentially the same.
    1
  4133. Cough has many causes and you need to see your doctor. However, does you dad have any problems with acid reflux from the stomach? This is an often overlooked cause of the form of cough you describe.
    1
  4134. Once formed, we should assume the antibodies will be present for life. Yes, the antibodies are IgG, they can cross the placenta into fetal blood.
    1
  4135. +Brian Connor They are printed books, from campbellteaching.co.uk
    1
  4136. A neuron is probably permanently damaged by zero oxygen in about 15 seconds, but remember there will be some oxygen in the blood and local tissue fluids. Indeed, larger cells will have some oxygen in their cytoplasm. A neurone is likely to die if deprived of oxygen for 3 minutes. I don't see why pyramidal neurones should be any different. Of course , this is why T is part of FAST.
    1
  4137. Eyes are on my list of things to do soon. Thanks for your feedback.
    1
  4138. arteries feed into arterioles and then capillaries
    1
  4139. +naser ibrahim The high peripheral temperatures could be due to increased peripheral blood flow. Are the core temperatures normal at the same time as the higher peripheral temperatures are noted?
    1
  4140. Good question, probably mostly genetics, but also epigenetics and life style
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  4141. No, not argumentative at all. The whole point is the pursuit of truth, and of course the communication of this. Science is about the nature of reality. Grey's indicated that the distal portions of the ducts enlarge during lactation, as they fill with milk, so I guess part of the issues is subjective as when a duct is sufficiently enlarged to be called a sinus. Pressure inside the ducts could also potentially lead to cell division and tissue changes? However, it sounds like you have done much more work than me on this, Im not a specialist. I will put this video on my remake list. Any way, lets always agree and teach that breast is best for baby.
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  4142. Makes perfect sense, well checked out.
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  4143. LDL will transport fats into the blood during times of starvation, which would have been common with early humans, and indeed still is today. We tend to think in the context of our current environment where food is usually available.
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  4144. Do all brains need fixed? @גדגוטמן 
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  4145. Suction effect, remember normal atmospheric pressure is 760mmHg
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  4146. +tj1990 Dear tj, Im so sorry yo have been suffering in this way, you describe feelings which are truly horrible. The features you describe are all consistent with human distress. I pray that the Lord our God will bless you and keep you. In addition, I think we need to realise that depression is a genuine problem with the human brain, and is is worth considering medication, if your doctor thinks you need this. I wish you well, John
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  4147. God bless you also Sam
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  4148. Yes, this can also happen, thats why people with COPD can get polycythaemia.
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  4149. +A Rees You can now order a 64 gig stick with all of the current video porgrammes and podcasts from campbellteaching.co.uk
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  4150. +john parker Sure, there is a full series on heart disease and atherosclerosis, try searching using 'campbellteaching heart disease'
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  4151. +Charles Forsythe Thanks Charles, interesting point, this would mean that all of the cells in the stratum basale at any one time are stem cells. Is this your understanding?
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  4152. +Chuck W Only the myelinated fast fibres use the saltatory form of 'bouncing' transmission. The electrical potential differences are generated by differential distribution of ions on the inside and outside of the neuronal cell membranes.
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  4153. alpha cells are too slow
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  4154. I don't put much on Facebook, but you can send me a friend request.
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  4155. Dear Martha, The echo-cardiogram is a visualization of the heart using ultrasound. The ECG is a completely different form of investigation, recording electrical activity. If your heart appears normal on an echo, this does not mean there can be no electrical abnormality. However, your doctors should fully understand this difference. I don't know what the numbers mean, but the Wolff Parkinson White may cause tachycardia, (fast heart rate). Is there a cardiologist who can fully assess you? An intervention cardiologist may be able to oblate the abnormal pathway causing the WPW, but you must take specialist advice. I wish you well.
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  4156. Dear Mark, Thanks for letting me know, its always reassuring to know the videos are used and are useful. I wish you well for all of your work, John
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  4157. Excellent point.
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  4158. No, the observations are just what they are, observations. For sur we would take all factors into account. Remember the tool is only an aid, never a substitute for clinical assessment and diagnosis.
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  4159. Great news about your heart, lets hope the other problems start to improve, thanks for letting me know.
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  4160. +peteq1972 Yes, the heart is two pumps in one, the right lung pump and the left body pump. Your analogies with buildings is good. One way flow is of course essential. Have you gone on to watch the video on the electrical system of the heart? Of course, there are differing views on how the circulatory system came into existence.
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  4161. Thank you very much Drhany, may God bless you in all you do as you strive to help people.
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  4162. +Marian Ross University of Cumbria.
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  4163. check out y website campbellteaching.co.uk
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  4164. Interesting observation, no I have never been in the forces, but have many friends and associates who have.
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  4165. +Chuck W O no, my research is in international medical and nursing education e.g. http://sgo.sagepub.com/content/5/4/2158244015612517
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  4166. Q1. In a sense, there are negative pressures generated in the thoracic cavity during inspiration which aids venous return to the heart, via the inferior and superior vena cave. However, there is no filter. The blood retiring from the systemic circulation, in the veins, has an oxygen saturation of about 75%. This all passes through the right side of the heart, and is pumped to the lungs via the pulmonary artery. On returning to the left side of the heart, after passing through the lungs, the saturation has gone up to about 98%.
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  4167. Q2. Venous return to the heart is facilitated by several mechanisms. Veins have internal valves to ensure one way flow, from the periphery back to the heart. Sometimes there is a gravity assist. Contraction of adjacent muscles will greatly increase intravenous pressure, essentially pumping blood back to the heart. There is, as you correctly say, contraction if adjacent arteries. There is also the pressures in the chest and abdomen, set up during ventilation. Hope you are feeling better soon.
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  4168. Thanks Mcangie, best wishes for the NCLEX.
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  4169. Well done
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  4170. +Kaz Kazo Ischaemic changes are normally seen as ST depression, sometimes called ST sag.
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  4171. Anything to do with the whole body, as opposed to regional, for example a drug given intravenously will have a rapid systemic distribution.
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  4172. I guess what systemic means in the context you are discussing it means factors to do with the totality of systems the way the whole systems are working as opposed to the way that some components of the system are working. In other words it sounds like you are looking at the picture things as opposed to minutiae. I guess the systemic factors would also have a degree of universal applicability, for example systemic factor in supply and demand will be the need for people to eat and drink, because it applies to the totality of the components of the system. The other interesting area to look at will be 'emerging factors'. From a complex system behaviours and phenomena can emerge, for examples consciousness is an emerging factor from the individual functions of neurons in the brain.
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  4173. Where are you based George?
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  4174. Which part of the video are you talking about Billy?
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  4175. Yes, I think this would be a mechanism of descending inhibition.
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  4176. Thanks Jacquie, Where about in Australia are you working?
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  4177. Im delighted you are seeing a cardiologist, I do hope it goes well for you.
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  4178. Ideally, you could discuss this with a haematologist. Do you have the name of the antibody they found? Any way, it sounds like this has nothing to do with your wife and children.
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  4179. This fate depends on the drug, some drugs are acted on by tissue based enzymes, such a cholinesterase, others are metabolised in the liver as they circulate systemically.
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  4180. If the complex is wider, this relates to more time. I think a PAC has an abnormal electrical ectopic focus, this means the conduction will not follow the physiological pathways through the atria, and so slow things down.
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  4181. A and B groups are inherited separately from the Rh factor
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  4182. I am far from perfect, but thank you for your comments
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  4183. because the volume of the heart is smaller than the volume of the lungs, so it has to work faster. @germinzarif6369 
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  4184. spam
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  4185. +Glyne Martin If we switch off the brain with anesthesia, we also switch off consciousness. This means to me that our current consciousness is indeed generated by the brain.
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  4186. +Glyne Martin I dont think anyone has any idea how the brain generates consciousness, or indeed what consciousness is. I certainly have no idea how cells and chemicals can become aware. However, I have seen people with differing levels and qualities of consciousness, which can be explained in terms of brain function and brain environment, such as disease or psychoactive drugs. Anesthesia is only the extreme example. So I believe consciousness is generated by the brain, but have no clue how it does this. This of course makes no comment at all on the idea that consciousness can occur independently of the brain, I believe it can. However, my current consciousness is generated by my brain.
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  4187. +Glyne Martin Glial cells are highly active components of the CNS, for sure. There was a new edition of Gray's Anatomy out this month, must look up what the latest is in there.
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  4188. +Aline kapakasi If someone needs EPO, assuming they have chronic kidney disease, typically they will be in stage 4 CKD, with a GFR of less than 30 mls per minute. More than this it is difficult to say. Im sorry you hare having this problem.
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  4189. May He also bless you Desmond, thank you for the feedback.
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  4190. Yes, there is no great secret here, any one can work it out if they put in enough time. Hope your plans work out, go for it.
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  4191. +oopalonga Correct.
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  4192. Excellent background information, thank you, John
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  4193. Excellent point, thanks
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  4194. +Darius Araya It is hard to be sure from what you say, but there is general advice for reflux from the lower (or cardiac sphincter). Avoid alcohol and coffee in the evenings. Do not eat for several hours before going to bed, especially fried or fatty food. Lose weight if overweight, especially fat in the abdomen. Keep generally fit with aerobic regular exercise. Do not smoke. If this does not work you may need medications called PPIs. I wish you well.
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  4195. +Ihsan Mahsud Hypoxia induced cerebral edema will reduce, typically over several days. As the intracranial pressure goes down, the patient will start to wake up. However, if the hypoxia has caused neuronal necrosis, then the level of recovery will be much less.
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  4196. NoParking Tissues will become more vascular with exercise, this is good as it improves blood supply. Certainly, some people are better genetic athletes than others, but I do not think this can be reduced to vascualarity. I do not think vein diameter is a major issue. Genetics is a factor in heart health, but so are many other factors, such as early life nutrition.
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  4197. NoParking HDL cholesterol is protective, and LDL cholesterol is atherogenic, no real question about that in my mind. So lower the LDL levels in a population and increase the HDL levels will result in lower levels of atheroma. Of course, other risk factor come into the equation, smoking for example is not good.
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  4198. Opioids will agonise the receptors in the pain inhibitory pathways. So opioids will increase the levels of depolarisation analgesic pathway neurones. This will increase the levels of neurological activity in the inhibitory pathways. As this increased activity inhibits the ascending afferent pain signals, the levels of pain impulses ascending to the thalamus is reduced.
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  4199. +Gabriela Alfaro These is a series on the respiratory system, search 'campbellteaching respiratory system' on Youtube and you will find them, there is one on the alveoli.
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  4200. +Gabriela Alfaro Several, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYBLRmNwrvw Try searching using 'campbellteaching EKG' or 'campbellteaching ECG"
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  4201. Thanks Jeff, I do hope you continue to recover.
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  4202. +Ryan Carr What is a bvm?
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  4203. +Ryan Carr Saying who is allowed to do what is a bit above my pay grade. I guess the key is to get good training, so that we do no harm with our interventions.
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  4204. I had a visit to your lovely country many years ago.
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  4205. ***** Sure, feel free to link the video to Facebook.
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  4206. spam
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  4207. yes, under John Lorimer Campbell
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  4208. which video is this?
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  4209. +IrishLolly All of the arts of this lesson are posted and numbered, you should find it with a quick look. Look for Skin 4, Dermis
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  4210. +Craig Jordan Do you get the same sizes using both measurements?
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  4211. +Craig Jordan Try it on a friend, do let me know.
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  4212. +Darius Araya Which sphincter is not working properly?
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  4213. No, for sure inflammation causes vasodilation, that why its warm and red.
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  4214. If in any doubt, get your HbA1C checked
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  4215. The body is indeed an amazing thing, glad you enjoy the videos, John
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  4216. Yes, descending gate theory.
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  4217. +Jackson Pat Its OK, as you give the anti-D shortly after the birth. If you gave it before, I expect there would be some trans-placental transfer.
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  4218. Sure, Australia is no problem, but you do need to order in dollars, there is a link on; campbellteaching.co.uk There is one book on Physiology and one on Pathophysiology
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  4219. Its more that there is an angle between the trachea and the left main bronchus where the right main bronchus is at a lower angel, more 'straight on'
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  4220. I do hope so Miheret, and may He bless you also
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  4221. Good idea, I have put all of the questions on the video onto the comments section. You should be able to copy them from there.
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  4222. You pose very good questions, John
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  4223. Nifedipine, calcium channel blocker, it actually a life saver if its needed.
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  4224. Is you foot fully better now?
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  4225. I know lots of people who have done medical and nursing courses in later life, of course its not too late.
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  4226. yes
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  4227. I most certainly am not, just an ordinary man.
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  4228. It would be best to treat the underlying cause of this problem, is there any local doctor will see you?
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  4229. Interesting, you would think that anatomy was now well sorted out, but misconceptions do carry on from text book to text book, what is in the latest version of Grey's?
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  4230. Yes, RVF causes systemic oedema, well spotted. I will have to work out how to edit words.
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  4231. The pocket of fluid below your left knee could be an area of localised inflammation, do you have any pain in that area? Is the left side of our body puffy, as if it is a fluid problem?
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  4232. Thanks for sharing
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  4233. I can not think of a link between stopping smoking and developing oedema, what has your doctor diagnosed specifically?
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  4234. Osmotic baths would only work if the epidermis was permeable to water molecules, and it is not.
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  4235. It wont, and tissue fluids circulate, they are only relatively stagnant in severe oedema.
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  4236. Lovely part of the world
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  4237. The later versions of the pathophysiology Notes have brains on the front cover, the older ones have a heart. There are minor changes and corrections, some changes in terminology, but the essence is the same. Do you have access to second hand editions in India? I did leave many copies there a few years ago, about 900 copies as I remember.
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  4238. +Mel Topf Lets hope you are able to work out ways to reduce your pain, and hopefully at some point eliminate it all together. I only wish I had more to offer, best wishes, John
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  4239. spam
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  4240. Can you transcribe a translation to use as captions? Then I can publish a Hindi version.
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  4241. yes
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  4242. Yes, this is the situation, with a Rh negative mother and a Rh positive father, which could give rise to Rhesus factor incompatibilities. The fathers A, B. O status does not influence the Rhesus situation. However, with appropriate health care, there should be no problems, just let your doctors and midwives know the situation.
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  4243. The P wave and QRS complex are caused by the depolarisation of the atrial myocardium and ventricular myocardium. Any depolarising impulses travelling towards an electrode will give and upwards deflection while any depolarising impulse travelling away from an electrode will give it downwards deflection. The rhythm strip is normally taken from lead II. A repolarising current traveling towards an electrode will give a downward deflection while a repolarising impulse traveling away from an electrode will give an upward deflection. The T wave is caused by the depolarisation of the ventricular myocardium.  
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  4244. Amazing possibilities
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  4245. See comments below.
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  4246. Yes, the temperature at which cellular enzymes function at their optimum levels, i.e. 37'C
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  4247. Have you seen a neurologist?
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  4248. Congratulations on being so advanced in your studies
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  4249. Not at all, we need electricians as well.
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  4250. the capillary walls have cells with have fairly tight junctions so the red cells cant get out. The white cells can become long and thin and squeeze out.
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  4251. Dod you pass your exam? John
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  4252. Have you watched the series on body fluids?
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  4253. +Dada Pada Who do you think the engineer is?
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  4254. Hi Karthik, Im not sure how to do this, do you have any ideas?
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  4255. +Paguro traduzioni Thats covered in this video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLS3TaWkzTw or search under campbellteaching life threatening situations
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  4256. +Paguro traduzioni The question is a good one as retention of faeces and urine are both sympathetic, while voiding of urine and stools are both parasympathetic activities.
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  4257. +Paguro traduzioni There are various ideas, making us lighter, putting off an attacker, an alarm signal for those around us to alert to an extreme danger. None are that convincing. However, the receptors are present for CRH in these structures, so this is something that is actually designed into the very anatomy and histology of the bladder and GI tract, so there must be a good reason. Lets hope someone is smart enough to work it out.
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  4258. You should check your blood pressure, or get a doctor or nurse to check it for you. Best to do it a few times, to get a better idea of what it is. Most likely nothing to worry about, but blood pressure s such a simple, non-invasive test, its worth doing. You could also get lying and standing blood pressure recordings done.
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  4259. There is a genetic factor in many conditions, including high blood pressure. You need to keep lean, never smoke and eat a healthy diet. Given your family history you should ask a doctor to check on any risk factors you might have. If any are identified, they can usually be managed to prevent them causing harm to your arteries. For example, there are plenty of medicines to lower blood pressure if they are indicated.
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  4260. Morphine stimulates the pain inhibitory pathways by stimulating endorphins receptors.
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  4261. The blue one is a Parker, basic one.
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  4262. +Wafaa Salih Thanks for letting me know Dr Waffaa. Im pleased you have found the videos interesting.
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  4263. Anglynn74 This sounds normal, the remaining wound will need to heal by secondary intention. However, you should let a qualified nurse or doctor check it, ideally you would see a tissue viability nurse to advise.
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  4264. +umk3mafioso Yes, it is possible. This is because a 'valve flap' can still develop, allowing air into the pleura space, but not out again. In this case the air would derive from a lung injury, with the air coming from the alveoli or bronchial passage. However, it is much more common with an open 'sucking wound'.
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  4265. Ewa Seweryn Nothing will happen to the baby as there are no naturally occurring antibodies to the Rh factor, so nothing to migrate through the placenta. Also, there are no antigens on the surface of the fetal red cells to interact with, so its doubly okay.
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  4266. Covered this on yesterdays video
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  4267. Thanks Mark, this makes sense, where did you get it from please?
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  4268. I don't think so
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  4269. Nearly, but you need to ask an old person for clarification
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  4270. Yes, it has
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  4271. No
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  4272. no, they are held in place with connective tissue
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  4273. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFA5fTeAJno Yes
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  4274. Great to know, fascinating. I would love to talk to you sometime if possible
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  4275. Whats Ronin?
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  4276. They are my Aldi ones, just forgot to change them
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  4277. I tell people to eat plenty fruit and veg, you would nee to ask a herbalist about the other plant products.
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  4278. Know, I also found it difficult to record
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  4279. You and me both!
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  4280. what do you mean by 'artery measures' ?
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  4281. ner, never too much detail
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  4282. Thanks for watching!
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  4283. You are most welcome Moin
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  4284. Yes, that was in yesterdays video, do check it out
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  4285. I do hope so Mhainda, God bless you also
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  4286. what does this mean?
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  4287. Wow, what a series of excellent points, thank you
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  4288. Please supply a link
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  4289. Thanks for listening
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  4290. These videos are already uploaded on campbellteaching on cardiovascular disease and heart disease
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  4291. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9y-6LCZCFI&t=2268s
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  4292. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHZ-K1Ou2Fs&t=177s this is a series of about 14 videos
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  4293. Sometimes, not very well
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  4294. Yes, I have already posted a whole series on wound healing
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  4295. Awesome, thank you!
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  4296. yes, good idea.
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  4297. Not as such, it was a retrospective analysis
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  4298. Pass it on to local teachers please
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  4299. If only Adewale, but thanks for the comment.
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  4300. Certainly a bit of a coincidence?
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  4301. Where do you live Hamza? Im in England.
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  4302.  @christopherrobinson7541  Fascinating, I remember it well, not a bad run, 58 years.
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  4303. I would love to go on, do let him know if possible
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  4304. the spinal cord terminates at the level of about L2. The sacral nerves leave from the level of the upper thoracic vertebrae, and pass down the as nerves, as opposed to spinal cord, the nerves then exit as the sacral nerve roots.
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  4305. Thanks for watching
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  4306. All current virus vids are demonetised by YT
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  4307. reloading now, sorry
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  4308. Well expressed comment, thank you
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  4309. a vaccine for SARS 1 was never developed, its a pity
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  4310. I don't know how useful alfalfa is, did you see a proper herbal doctor?
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  4311.  @jamesthomas5993  Wow, have you written your finding up in a book or paper?
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  4312. don't think there is any money in it
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  4313. DVDs don't really sell any more so I have stopped doing them, BUT you can access all of the lectures from campbellteaching.co.uk and download anything you like, I think the current admin charge is about £50 Well, y9ou can download all of the videos and power points and podcasts from campbellteaching.co.uk this gives much better quality than the DVDs did. I think the current admin charge for access to the whole content is about $50, anyway you can order this through the campbellteaching.co.uk site
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  4314. Rubbish
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  4315. Thank you for the message Alma, it was good to talk with you.
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  4316. I hope not, certainly not be me
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  4317. Great suggestion!
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  4318. You are so welcome!
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  4319. what is RA?
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  4320. No, I dont see why this would happen, homeostasis of vitamin D does happen in other ways however.
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  4321. Most useful information, thank you
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  4322. Pandemic estimates would be that 60% of people get infected
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  4323.  @maxpower6918  I guess so, not great
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  4324. Plasma is better and is currently being trialed with promising results so far
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  4325. If there was no blood supply going through the coronary arteries you would get a myocardial infarction.
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  4326. Good idea, I have already done s few videos on teaching techniques, have you seen these?
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  4327. Yes, the question is for how long?
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  4328. Interesting!
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  4329. what is this web site about?
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  4330. do try again in a few minutes, it should work
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  4331. It does not glue the wound, it glues the skin on top of the wound. the edges of the wound are brought together and the glue applied over the top. I normally use strips to close he wound first, then hole these on with the glue. This is now standard practice in the UK at least.
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  4332.  @viorelg9499  As far as I know the superglue we use for wounds is exactly the same as the common sort, just in sterile tubes. Also we have a non 'runny' sort as well now. Ive never seen the spray.
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  4333. Indeed Julie, its an amazing system
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  4334.  @juliecramer7768  Which country are you in Julie?
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  4335.  @juliecramer7768  Im in the North of England.
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  4336. Thanks for sharing Paul
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  4337. Taken down Im afraid, not by me
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  4338.  @cocco4523  They think its not snake type RNA in this form of coronavirus.
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  4339. many, eg. I had a vitamin D debate with Professor Spector
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  4340. Me to
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  4341. A nervous system is present for sure
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  4342. Did you watch the whole video
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  4343. We dont know
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  4344. Good point, but there is very little news to base a report on
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  4345. If you have 100% saturations, the lungs must be working at 100% efficiency, you can't get more than 100%.
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  4346. Always welcome
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  4347. Always welcome
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  4348. Sheep
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  4349. watch a few minutes at a time, then come back for the next bit
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  4350. Difficult to get news from Pakistan
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  4351. Don't know, Im in the UK
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  4352. do you have a first degree already?  @صلىعليكاللهياخيرالورى 
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  4353. If you have a first degree already, like a BSc you can do medicine in 4 years, normally its 5 years. @صلىعليكاللهياخيرالورى 
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  4354. Well, it sounds like your immune system is doing a pretty good job of keeping you infectious disease free at the present and over the past years. Therefore I don't see why your immune system should let you down. But Im no dermatologist, good question for your dermatologist, do ask him and see what he thinks, then let please me know.
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  4355. I said 'I value media videos'? Can't say I recognise this at all
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  4356. DMT is not mentioned in this talk.
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  4357. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
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  4358. Yes, please do, johnincarlisle@gmail.com
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  4359. I agree, but these is such a disease as depression
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  4360. Correct, it should be fat soluble
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  4361. Cool
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  4362. I am so sorry, this is tragic.
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  4363. India is a big place, not possible to generalise
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  4364. Ive tried that, but it's good to be seen as I speak. I will recycle the paper of course.
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  4365. Not inflammed so far, thank you
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  4366. Its not that simple, you can not divide he physiological changes with heat gain or heat loss into sympathetic or parasympathetic only.
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  4367. Is this comment subjective or objective?
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  4368. Don't think this is my approach, sorry if I had given that impression
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  4369. partial pressures of oxygen are lower at high altitude
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  4370. do you have a link please?
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  4371. Good idea
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  4372. should be the C 19 app
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  4373. I have done so, many times
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  4374. I have done this many times, so far there is no known cure
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  4375. The comment made by Lynne is incorrect. Red cells to not gravitate they circulate. There is enough oxygen in the body, just the right amount in fact as this is regulated by the carotid and aortic bodies. Also a red cell travels around the whole circulation on average every 60 seconds, not every 20 minutes. Gerd is not caused by hypoxia, but by esophageal refulx, hiatus hernia a common cause. I suspect these comments were made by someone without professional health care training, John
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  4376. Why
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  4377. I don't think this will help, do you?
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  4378. What do you mean?
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  4379. Just uploaded it now
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  4380. great idea
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  4381. Thanks, this makes a lot of sense
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  4382. I wish I could
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  4383. Depression and serotonin (UK, July 2022) https://www.nature.com/articles/s41380-022-01661-0?utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=commission_junction&utm_campaign=CONR_PF018_ECOM_GL_PHSS_ALWYS_DEEPLINK&utm_content=textlink&utm_term=PID100094349&CJEVENT=963aad7f0ccb11ed8065b3550a180512 Moncrieff, J., Cooper, R.E., Stockmann, T. et al. The serotonin theory of depression: a systematic umbrella review of the evidence. Mol Psychiatry (2022). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41380-022-01661-0 The serotonin theory of depression: a systematic umbrella review of the evidence
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  4384. I have
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  4385. Your question is not clear to me, try asking one question in a simple way and I will answer it.
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  4386.  @arnokosterman231  The myocardium is all composed of individual cardiac muscle cells called myocytes. The thicker areas of the myocardium will have more myocytes.
    1
  4387. I think it is
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  4388. This came from the Chinese officials in 2 announcements, no paper yet unfortunately
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  4389. Is this good?
    1
  4390. Thanks for letting me know Saidi
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  4391. O yes, just a few miles from where I live.
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  4392. Of course, sorry
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  4393. Well flu is usually influenza virus, but for sure it is an ongoing problem.
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  4394. This method uses standard computer, video and microphone components. There is no need to spend a lot of money on a ‘dedicated’ studio system. You can find an overview of what we did here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYyl3oh0fn0 We're using a video camera pointing at a desk with a hdmi cable going into an elgato capture USB3 device - the HD 60 S. The downward looking camera is mounted in a retort stand with a clamp, like in any chemistry lab. Then the 2nd video is from a c930 (I think ) 1080p logitech Webcam. However, any video camera with do, us an HDMI to USB cable. Plug this into the HDMI out, in the camera. Both devices are feeding into OBS (free software) before being recorded using the nvenc capabilities of a nvidia gtx 960 graphics card. This is very similar to what the twitch.tv streamers are doing for their gaming sessions. The microphone is a usb "blue yeti" microphone, also gets recorded using OBS. Of course less expensive microphones would also work. Any editing after this is done using Adobe premiere elements. Thanks.
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  4395. Its what Ive always done a work, health service guidelines, most people are not familiar with Greek letters.
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  4396. Excellent, glad you are watching in Afghanistan.
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  4397. There is one on an Island in New York
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  4398. not me, people to take my videos sometimes
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  4399. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
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  4400. Probably better order them sooner, as they may sell out.
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  4401. Good question, yet the evidence from the genetic sequences seems to be accepted by the wider scientific communities.
    1
  4402. This is a significant claim, do you have any evidence for it?
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  4403. Good, I had suspected this, thank you. I did have my suspicions.
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  4404. Love to, do arrange an interview for me, do you live there?
    1
  4405. Yes, but beer is years, not bacteria
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  4406. Well Abdullah, I have heard that one as well. I have never done it. The theory is that the pressure change will generate an electrical current in the myocardium which has a form of polarising effect. I think it would need to be done at a very early stage, but it sounds worth a try. Have you read any evidence for it?
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  4407. Not saying that, its just the level or irony that got to me
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  4408. I do hope you are being well treated for your blockage?
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  4409. Do you have a lot of ischaemic heart disease in your area?
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  4410. wefandrew@gmail.com
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  4411. This comment does not make sense, please reword it and post again
    1
  4412. No Im not
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  4413. the bulb manufacture of antibiotics was all developed in the US
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  4414. Do click plenty of like buttons for me, this helps the channel
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  4415. This is tragic, I am so sorry for your loss Stephen.
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  4416. its back
    1
  4417. The diaphragm generates negative intrathoracic pressure to facilitate inspiration. As it goes down air is therefore sucked into the lungs.
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  4418. Ner
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  4419. Got that, thank you Oak
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  4420. Thats interesting Monty, where do you study?
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  4421. All the best
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  4422. Have you has an ECG, both a 12 lead and a 24 hour memo?
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  4423. No, the UK must have missed out on that one, were you the young medical student?
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  4424. Not all changes with age are positive of course. I actually thought I had taken those old vids down, than one must have escaped
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  4425. Really, thats interesting and indeed somewhat amusing
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  4426. I have taught in Life University there
    1
  4427. I was making 2 separate points, lack of scientific rigour and their constant agenda promotion
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  4428. Excellent review Bev, bless you.
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  4429. Sorry, just doing my best. While I am not directly controlled by anyone, I do have to make sure I give evidence for what I am saying.
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  4430. No it was not, this is the real me, you will see the tick to the right and side of the box.
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  4431. which uni?
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  4432. Hmm, I guess so
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  4433. why?
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  4434. No, 0.05 is correct, 95% confidence level
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  4435. Are you seriously saying white people came first?
    1
  4436. Sorry about that
    1
  4437. Did you actually watch this video?
    1
  4438. Same to you!
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  4439. I do hope so Keerti
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  4440. There is this one, is this what you had in mind? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oB7xtW53nE&t=8s
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  4441. Good question, all my videos are automatically at the present time.
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  4442. Thanks for sharing!
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  4443. Just wondered, my son is a few thousand miles across the outback in Perth. Did you buy the books recently, Little River rings a bell.
    1
  4444. I don't think it is anywhere near 20%
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  4445. Great question, Im not sure
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  4446. I most certainly do not
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  4447. We need a mass of research into this, but John did not notice any in 2020
    1
  4448. our world in data
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  4449. There are about 6 of them, search under 'campbellteaching diabetes' for example. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajijQQVOwfw
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  4450. There is the video series as well
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  4451. Cant you differentiate between a logical sequential argument and rambling, listed harder
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  4452.  @supreme1572  Logic and sequential argument is even more important when life and death are concerned. I am sorry for you loss.
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  4453. Sounds good
    1
  4454. Correct, an outrage
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  4455. Useful background, thank you. So hard to tell with these types.
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  4456. Really, I did not know that, interesting
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  4457. No, we will not all die, the death rate so far seems to be 3%.
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  4458.  @kristyw9200  hi Kirsty, johnincarlisle@gmail.com
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  4459. it is a real lung
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  4460. Well, they are from the Canadian government, take it up with them
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  4461. I think we can expect childhood cases
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  4462. Im not sure there is much evidence for these. Ive never used ozone water, where do you get it?
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  4463. There is already a series on diabetes mellitus type 1 of course.
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  4464.  @mjannah0001  This is possible, where do you live?
    1
  4465.  @mjannah0001  No, they do not stimulate the cells to produce more insulin receptors.
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  4466.  @mjannah0001  thats a bit of a long answer
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  4467.  @mjannah0001  some stimulate the beta cells to produce more insulin, others increase the body cells sensitivity to insulin.
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  4468.  @mjannah0001 A man with DM1 has about a 9% chance of having a child with DM1, for a woman with DM 1, there is about a 4% chance and one child will develop DM1.
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  4469.  @mjannah0001  no
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  4470.  @mjannah0001  You get thickening of the basement membrane around some capillaries, I don't know any mechanism for this.
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  4471. what does this word mean?
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  4472. I do not delete comments, (well may be once a week or so if they are dangerous, but thats it). Freedom of speach and opinin is esential to me.
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  4473. I have instructed YouTube to find out your true identity and to lauch a prosecution, this may well be a criminal matter.
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  4474. Good point
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  4475. Sorry to hear that
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  4476. Its the basic public health messages, distance, mask, clean hands
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  4477. Come on, I have reported on long covid at least 30 times, be fair
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  4478. You ask a complicated question. Have you seen the recent video on ABCDE?
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  4479. Is there any hunger at all there now?
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  4480. me too
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  4481. well done
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  4482. is that good?
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  4483. Yes, we don't want any hysteria.
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  4484. So sorry to hear that Joe, so it is especially good of you to let me know. God bless you, John
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  4485. It is good for depression, not sure why. Could be vitamin D receptors in the brain cells?
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  4486. No, James Watson was from the US. Francis Crick, Maurice Wilkins and Rosalind Franklin were all Brits however.
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  4487. There is currently a debate I biology as to the information carrying systems in the body. It seems DNA is only part of the story.
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  4488.  @nailsaggitarius4212  Yes, and Conan Doyle was trained by another doctor called Dr. Bell, which is where he got his deductive methods from.
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  4489.  @nailsaggitarius4212  Which country are you in?
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  4490.  @nailsaggitarius4212  Yes, the code for proteins comes from DNA, but Im not sure where the information to build a lung or kidney comes from.
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  4491. Happy to help
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  4492. Have they? do let me have the reference please, I thought evolution was well accepted? Even if this bit was wrong, does it negate the rest of the content?
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  4493. Much appreciated
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  4494. yes
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  4495. It from my book, Campbell's Physiology Notes, you can order it from campbellteaching.co.uk
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  4496. for sure, yes
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  4497. Let's hope so Yvonne, thanks for your encouragement.
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  4498. Unlikely if you live outside China.
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  4499. Probably no more than 5 days as far as I know currently.
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  4500. He is thinking about it
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  4501. I guess so, stop all smoke going into the lungs
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  4502. Try this,To donate to Wefwafwa for his work, Use Sendwave Mobile money: +256785698803 Registered name: Wefwafwa Andrew Country: Uganda Email: wefandew@gmail.com If you do send a donation, please text Wefwafwa as well so he can acknowledge and thank you
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  4503. Very welcome
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  4504. Sounds about right
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  4505. So sorry, hopefully it will be back soon
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  4506. that would have been unanimous
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  4507. What level of freedom of speech do I have do you think?
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  4508. I hope so!
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  4509. Yes, thanks KK
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  4510. Yes, the aorta carries oxygenated blood to all of the systemic circulation
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  4511. try to avoid all smoke and smoky environments
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  4512. Yes, if only
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  4513. Does it work?
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  4514. Well very similar, yes
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  4515. Thanks, I have corrected this, I must get a grip
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  4516. Thanks Isr, videos are just about as good as the real thing, God bless you, John.
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  4517. Sounds about right, yes
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  4518. Bless you Joe
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  4519. No its not
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  4520. So true, people seem blind to the most obvious facts
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  4521. I remembered it at the end and did it then
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  4522. I do hope so Muhammad, God bless you also.
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  4523. I would do if I could find out anything about it, do you have a contact there I could talk to?
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  4524. Thats the whole point, to try and synthesise a truth
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  4525. Yes, I delete them every day, but they keep generating new numbers. I have warned about them several times on videos.
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  4526. Your thinking is simplistic, who will pay for these studies you venerate?
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  4527. still am, I work in A and E
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  4528.  @mikeearls126  Accident and Emergency (ED in the states). I agree, how the body works is fundamental to medicine, but not always given the importance it deserves.
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  4529. No, into the aorta
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  4530. yes, that makes sense, good point
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  4531. Yes, but you do see it in various places at various times unfortunately.
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  4532. OK, it was just for the title
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  4533. Which is?
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  4534. Please tell me why you are posting your adverts on my serious channel
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  4535. what does that mean?
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  4536. God bless you also Munda, thanks for letting me know.
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  4537. Would you?
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  4538. Yes, they can
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  4539. It is hard to prove negatives
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  4540. so your contacts can isolate as well
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  4541. Between March 1 and August 1, 2020, 1 336 561 deaths occurred in the US, a 20% increase over expected deaths
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  4542. Is it, didn't know that
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  4543. I do hope you keep well
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  4544. Cool, thanks
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  4545. Yes, I would think so
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  4546. Interesting, thanks for the comment.
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  4547. O dear, let's hope its not that hight.
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  4548. what is a Karen?
    1
  4549. Im in England
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  4550. I fully take your point Tom, however a viral biome is essential for life on Earth as an indispensable part of the global ecosystem. Also they have contributed a a fair chunk of our human DNA.
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  4551. Powerful point
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  4552. But its a long way away
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  4553. I do so wish I could Yedukondalu, God bless you.
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  4554. we have now moved on from CDs to a google drive with all of the content loaded, go to campbellteaching.co.uk to get access
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  4555. Check out the Substack link in the description for more details
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  4556. good point
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  4557. What does it state in Grey's Anatomy?
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  4558. There can be dis ease due to concomitant conditions, but it is not a pathology
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  4559. codeine is probably the most common
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  4560. Heart 1, Structure and function     Which chamber of the heart pumps blood into the pulmonary artery? a. the left atrium b. the right atrium c. the left ventricle d. the right ventricle  *   Which chamber of the heart pumps blood into the systemic circulation? a. the left atrium b. the right atrium c. the left ventricle  * d. the right ventricle   Which chamber of the heart receives blood from the pulmonary circulation? a. the left atrium * b. the right atrium c. the left ventricle d. the right ventricle   Which layer of the heart is composed of tough fibrous tissue? a. the endocardium b. the myocardium c. the epicardium d. the pericardium  *   The endocardium is composed of a. tough fibrous tissue b. cardiac muscle c. smooth, squamous endothelial cells  * d. ciliated, cuboidal epithelial cells   Which layer of the heart is composed of cardiac muscle? a. the endocardium b. the myocardium * c. the epicardium d. the pericardium     Blood vessels 1, Arteries and veins   An artery can be defined as a blood vessel which carries; a. oxygenated blood b. deoxygenated blood c. blood towards the heart d. away from the heart *   A vein can be defined as a blood vessel which carries; a. oxygenated blood b. deoxygenated blood c. blood towards the heart * d. away from the heart   Blood spurting from a cut indicates injury to; a. veins b. capillaries c. arteries * d. lymphatic afferent vessels   Which vessels are the most sensitive to pain? a. veins b. capillaries c. arteries * d. lymphatic afferent vessels
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  4561.  @marianoriosa6126  Heart 2, Blood flow is controlled by valves   The function of the mitral valve is to prevent reflux of blood from the; a. right ventricle into the right atrium b. right atrium into the right ventricle  c. left ventricle into the left atrium  * d. left atrium into the left ventricle    The function of the tricuspid valve is to prevent reflux of blood from the; a. right ventricle into the right atrium * b. right atrium into the right ventricle  c. left ventricle into the left atrium  d. left atrium into the left ventricle    Which chamber of the heart receives blood from the inferior and superior vena cava? the left atrium the right atrium  * the left ventricle the right ventricle   The ‘Dub’ noise is caused by the; a. opening of the atrioventricular valves b. closure of the atrioventricular valves c. opening of the arterial valves d. closure of the arterial valves *   Blood vessels 2, venous return   Which of the following structures contain valves to ensure one-way flow of blood? a. pulmonary arteries b. systemic veins  * c. systemic arteries d. venules   Choose one true statement; a. blood flows from central to peripheral veins b. blood flows from proximal to distal leg veins c. blood flows from deep to superficial veins d. blood flows from superficial to deep veins *     Deep veins in the leg will drain blood into the; a. superior vena cava b. inferior vena cava * c. jugular veins d. left atrium   Which of the following is not a mechanism of venous return? a. gravity b. contraction of skeletal muscles c. negative pressures in the abdomen generated by upward movement of the diaphragm during expiration d. positive pressures in the abdomen generated by upward movement of the diaphragm during expiration *
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  4562. There are mutations that occur in mitochondrial DNA, slight differences, but the do allow for tracing ancestry through this method.
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  4563. Is that what she said?
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  4564. Sure, good point.
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  4565. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
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  4566. Butchers shop or abatwar
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  4567. Glad you liked it, it is an interesting topic
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  4568. This electrical charge is generated by the relative distribution of ions on both sides of the cell membrane. If there are more negative ions inside the cell with relatively more positive ions outside, the overall charge will also be negative on the inside and positive on the outside.
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  4569. Good point
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  4570. Thank you for this, there are links in the video description.
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  4571. Great question, Im not sure, it is probably to do with the hydrodynamics of blood flow from the atria into the ventricles, it works as an amazing overall package, but there is not a simple answer to your question that I know.
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  4572. why?
    1
  4573. Thanks for listening
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  4574. May He bless you also Gertrude
    1
  4575. Yes, you are correct, I will correct this
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  4576. Yes, I will publish them regardless
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  4577. Learn in your own Language
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  4578. Yes, I wish there was more data on smallpox pandemics
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  4579. Why would gloves be necessary?
    1
  4580.  @EsspressoMan1  Well, it was from a sheep, freshly killed. I personally don't wear gloves to cut up meat at home, which is what this is. In Scotland they mix up these ingredients by hand to make haggis.
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  4581. Had it been human tissue, then of course. Also pig meat can contain Hep C, so is a small risk, but I don't know of any risk from sheep meat.
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  4582.  @naveeshasharma  No, its not disease, these lungs were taken from a lamb (killed for meat) that was only about a year old at the time of death, so there would not have been time for disease to develop
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  4583.  @naveeshasharma  I don't know, I only did it once for the film. After that it was fed to a dog.
    1
  4584. Ive been practicing
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  4585. what size would you recommend
    1
  4586. I suspect not
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  4587. Ill have a word with Her Majesty at our next meeting. Hey, great countries can all have bad patches, it will get better, so many good people will see to it.
    1
  4588. thats the one
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  4589. who is Pansky?
    1
  4590. do please watch my apology video
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  4591. Glad it was helpful!
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  4592. Does this always work?
    1
  4593. Sure, feedback is always good. I guess we all need to start from the basics and work up.
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  4594. You are very welcome
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  4595. I have done, a full series, its is all posted to YouTube
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  4596. Im sorry to hear this, although I do not recognise this condition, have you seen a local doctor?
    1
  4597. Fair and important point
    1
  4598. I do hope so
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  4599. No, it is from the oral vaccine only
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  4600. I agree, it apparently contradicts other data
    1
  4601. I would have thought so, have you shown it to junior classes?
    1
  4602. They seemed to show up in 2021, mush more than 2020
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  4603. Well, Im not sure viruses have sex with our cells. I don't think it is the planet that is vile, if people had not been selling wild animals for food, this would not have happened. Its human behaviour which sometimes could be improved. Viruses are a necessary part of ecosystems.
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  4604. Yes, the carbon dates go Golbekli Tepi come out at almost 12,000 years old as far as I remember. I assume they must had some form of agriculture to support this level of building work. Of course, only a small proportion of the site has been excavated to date. People have been in Europe for upwards of 40, 000 years, so its not surprising at least some of them would develop agriculture
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  4605. Good time line Bridget, brings the point home
    1
  4606. Yes, it is
    1
  4607. How many of the videos have you watched already?
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  4608. I want to hear your point, what is it?
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  4609. Thanks for watching! thats a long time
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  4610. Why?
    1
  4611. How firm is your evidence that short hair was the norm in this culture at this time?
    1
  4612. I have already posted about 600 videos, how many have you watched?
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  4613. Send that to jlcampbell104@yahoo.co.uk
    1
  4614. Yes a million million or a thousand billion,
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  4615. Haven't read much lately, but I take one
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  4616. You are most welcome
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  4617. Alas not
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  4618. No, could not find my usual ones
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  4619. All good Bill, thank you
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  4620. Its a pity its so expensive
    1
  4621. This evidence suggests not
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  4622. 4 weeks apart I think
    1
  4623. I did look it up, the page said only 50%o the air was fresh, the other 50% was recycled.
    1
  4624. I went there once, glad you are watching
    1
  4625. Ill accept that
    1
  4626. soon
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  4627. Thanks for watching!
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  4628. Thanks for letting me know, I have been assured it should be back up today or tomorrow, campbellteaching.co.uk
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  4629. Feel free to let me know what you thin of it, its primevally to raise funds for the project.
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  4630. You are welcome!
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  4631. aemia is UK English emia is US spieling, not mean in the blood
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  4632. I am so sorry to hear of your tragic loss doctor, and thank you for your kind words.
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  4633. Thanks for listening
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  4634. do try again in a few minutes, it should work
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  4635. Excellent, is the language difficult for you?
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  4636. Has the Australian government issued any guidelines so far? They are normally good at that sort of thing.
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  4637. Yes, please do
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  4638. You are very welcome Joy,
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  4639. yes, this can happen
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  4640. This is not known yet, so you cant be sure of this. Based on what we know of other infections, I think it is very likely that people in the incubation period can transmit the virus.
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  4641. Its very good question Doug, not mentioned n the paper.
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  4642. Thank you and blessings from England
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  4643. Of course, sorry
    1
  4644. this is true
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  4645. you will need a skin graft, it can't regenerate once it has gone
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  4646. Me too
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  4647. Are you over compensating?
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  4648. Glad to hear that!
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  4649. campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    1
  4650. It was both I think
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  4651. Explain
    1
  4652. are you watching the same channel?
    1
  4653. God bless you also Noir, it is great to learn what our Creator has done.
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  4654. I agree, gum disease is a good topic, it's just a matter of how much time I have to prepare material.
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  4655. 0.13 is a global average
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  4656. have you watched all of the videos in the series and the ones on cardiovascular disorders and the ones on heart disease?
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  4657. I do hope you do not catch the virus
    1
  4658. Depends on the cause of the pneumonia, for example, if it is bacterial, intravenous antibiotics can be given at home by some practitioners. Oxygen therapy can also be given at home. It all depends on the equipment and expertise locally available.
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  4659.  @trijit96  Yes, that's true, it is a life threatening condition.
    1
  4660. I think a few did
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  4661. good analogy
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  4662. Culture and sensitivity tests identify a specific pathogen, as can viral studies. These should be known.
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  4663. What do you want to talk about?
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  4664. Have you tried the translation facility on Youtube? @صلىعليكاللهياخيرالورى 
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  4665. Thank you for letting us know Amanda. I am sorry you are suffering in this way. I do hope this improves for you.
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  4666. It is
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  4667. Come on Jeffrey, once is a comment, three times is becoming spam.
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  4668. Lovely part of the world
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  4669. This pandemic might be one aspect of proof
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  4670. I think the current UK guideline is 25 micrograms per day, that what I take in winter
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  4671. I appreciate it!
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  4672. Sad but true
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  4673. Excellent, I will use that one if you are happy for me to
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  4674. Really? Does you doctors want you to increase the dose? Worth a call to her / him
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  4675. not yet
    1
  4676. Yes, but what do we do about it?
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  4677. I live in England. The issue of certification is one for the government in Uganda, its up to them how they allow for upgrades in qulifications.
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  4678. Not quite, did you see my video on this topic the other day?
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  4679. I think so,
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  4680. You are correct, but this particular one probably comes from bats.
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  4681. Thanks for the feedback, Ive actually reloaded some of these with titles on the screen, Ive just called the series 'Renal' as opposed to 'Renal System'. It would be good if you could let me know which format you prefer?
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  4682. I see your telepathy skills are weak or non-existent
    1
  4683. Im not sure why you are saying what I did not say
    1
  4684. Is that what you had in mind?
    1
  4685. I am sorry to hear you Grandmother is so unwell. has she been put on diuretics to see if there is any response? John
    1
  4686. What makes you say the fossil evidence is wrong?
    1
  4687. So true Danelle
    1
  4688. Im not sure what you are saying? Are you saying Christians will not contract the virus, get sick and that some will die?
    1
  4689. Is he a scientist?
    1
  4690. Thanks for the feedback, its great when it works, always good to know.
    1
  4691. Sounds good
    1
  4692. Ive done lots of videos on this already, search under campbellteaching
    1
  4693. I have read that fibroblasts may also be involved?
    1
  4694. I like the idea of high yield
    1
  4695. Are you a sound bite person?
    1
  4696. You're welcome!
    1
  4697. Im sorry for what you have been through Mandy, I do hope you do well from now on.
    1
  4698. I didn't say that out loud on the video did I?
    1
  4699. Yes it does!
    1
  4700. Do ask your doctor for a blood test, he can then determine if your electrolytes are normal. Hypochondriasis way be associated with anxiety, for which your doctor can give you very effective mediations such as SSRIs.
    1
  4701. Have you got some good links
    1
  4702. Dear Soyp, Thank you for this feedback, I would be very interested to know where you are studying? Thanks, John
    1
  4703. I appreciate that
    1
  4704. So far so good, thank you
    1
  4705. My books are free to download, https://drjohncampbell.co.uk/
    1
  4706. O yes, I have mentioned it many times
    1
  4707. I have reported on this in 4 previous videos
    1
  4708. I am so sorry to hear this, I do hope things start to get much better from now on.
    1
  4709. I think you should leave off the exercise until fully recovered, I don't think exercise will aid your recovery and may cause complications.
    1
  4710. Ive read this, thank you
    1
  4711. Talked about that at the time, more than a week ago
    1
  4712. Ye, is she is that age, she is certainly in a higher risk bracket
    1
  4713. and to you
    1
  4714. Is this true for severe insulin deficiency type 2 diabetes?
    1
  4715. You are correct
    1
  4716. campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    1
  4717. Lets hope they don't all arrive at the same time
    1
  4718. In men yes. In women stage 1 meiosis takes place during fetal life only.
    1
  4719. O yes
    1
  4720. Well said!
    1
  4721. Good ideas, thank you
    1
  4722. Great to hear!
    1
  4723. Hmm, I wonder how your comment was deleted, I did not do it for sure. Kenya is very sunny, could make a big difference, also people often work outside.
    1
  4724. probably about 80%
    1
  4725. It on my to do list, yes, looks interesting
    1
  4726. Fair point, this was from the BBC, could well be wrong
    1
  4727. No, but if you just take one, the other nearby should be able to cope. If you take too many the area drained becomes swollen with tissue fluid.
    1
  4728.  @Djdiegolarumba  depends why they are hard, if its cancer you could sometimes use chemotherapy, if infection antibiotics are a possibility.
    1
  4729. Hello Pratap, glad to know you are watching in India, which part do you live in?
    1
  4730. no
    1
  4731. What are you saying, that change does not occur? That would be a strange thing to say.
    1
  4732. Look out for a forthcoming video, its on the to do list
    1
  4733. Glad you enjoyed it!
    1
  4734. why, was it inaccurate?
    1
  4735. Glad you think so!
    1
  4736. This is correct, it has been working well for several months now. James handles all of the technical side, so this is correct. The most common problem for downloading is if you are signed in under another name? It indeed concerns me that your computer is advising you not to go to my website, do you know why this might be? You will get a reply, but James works Australian hours so might be overnight there. Be assured, he will get back to you and all will be well.
    1
  4737. Good question, in theory the answer should be not at all, it should all be based on science. Anatomy and physiology exist independently of human understanding.
    1
  4738. You're welcome!
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  4739. do try again in a few minutes, it should work
    1
  4740. Sorry you are having this problem, is there a local neurologist you can see?
    1
  4741. No, it's the English flag as this is the country Im in.
    1
  4742. Interesting
    1
  4743. well, the brain works on chemicals, neurotransmitters that modulate mood and emotion
    1
  4744. Yes, it fluctuates then collapses into one state
    1
  4745. Well, I have talked about it, and plan to do so again
    1
  4746. Not recently, no, was it on my channel? I have don a few a year or two back.
    1
  4747. Excellent point
    1
  4748. As discussed, this is a descriptive term, not a medical term.
    1
  4749. Since January, attempted objectivity
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  4750. all sorts, physiology, pathophysiology, clinical skills, diseases,
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  4751. O yes, same one James Bond uses
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  4752. Thanks for listening
    1
  4753. Yes, Im a James Tour fan
    1
  4754. well done, very good
    1
  4755. I don't think so, there are many known coronaviruses in animals, I suspect the genetic profile of this virus will be traced to a specific animal in time.
    1
  4756. Let's hope so.
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  4757. give me a break, how can I talk about everywhere on every video
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  4758. You are welcome!
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  4759. guess it should be fib ra lation
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  4760. Glad to hear it!
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  4761. I do not know what the evidence for the pivitol role of psychological stress in hypetension is. I do not think there is any to say it is a principle long term factor. The main long term determinant in primary hypertension is renin secretion by the kidney. There is firm evidence for this. This is why ACE inhibitors are so effective, John
    1
  4762. yes, by definition they are neurones leaving the CNS, therefore they must be in the PNS
    1
  4763. do send the link to the published paper, campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    1
  4764. I have already uploaded videos on the circulatory system and disorders circulation, have you seen these yet?
    1
  4765. You are very welcome
    1
  4766. Thanks for sharing!!
    1
  4767. Im not sure we need to see this in terms of the end times. I think there are prophesies that have to yet been fulfilled.
    1
  4768. Variety is the spice of life
    1
  4769. then do so
    1
  4770. Depends what you feed the chickies on
    1
  4771. Yes there were
    1
  4772. Probably ferry, or possibly flight
    1
  4773. Did someone say it is?
    1
  4774. Interesting, thanks for the comment.
    1
  4775. Good question, probably not would be my thinking, the nose is important as you say.
    1
  4776. Is there a local doctor you can see?
    1
  4777. O yes, always
    1
  4778. Wow, thank you
    1
  4779. have you watched the full series now?
    1
  4780. No, I don't think so
    1
  4781. whey you eat fatty food, its a fat soluble vitamin
    1
  4782. You're most welcome!
    1
  4783. I will do that in a video it depends on several factors. It is partly covered in this video as well
    1
  4784. Wow, thank you, thats a lot of watching
    1
  4785. Yes, I assumed cause and effect, could be wrong, but I think its unlikely
    1
  4786. Don't think Getty will let me use their images
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  4787. I think this might be possible with the YouTube translate facility. Delighted you are watching, blessings.
    1
  4788. Excellent, well done.
    1
  4789. I don't know that one
    1
  4790. Sorry to hear that
    1
  4791. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
    1
  4792. no, its 8 x 320 million = 2,560
    1
  4793. Thanks Lee, would you like to drop me you e mail contact on e mail, johnincarlisle@gmail.com
    1
  4794. Hero 7 Black
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  4795. Thank you, you are most welcome sister
    1
  4796.  @kul5018  I wish I had some secret cure to give you , but I do not know one.
    1
  4797. I have certainly not blocked you
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  4798. One way is to do a ECG and see if it is normal or abnormal. We also use blood tests to detect pathophysiological changes that indicate physical disease. History taking and physical examination are also essential component of the diagnostic process. I have seen people die because doctors assumed a condition was psychological when in fact it was pathological.
    1
  4799. yes, sheep
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  4800. Its only covered in general principles, not in biochemical detail, J
    1
  4801. Don't think so
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  4802. Yes, under instructions from viral RNA
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  4803. I have not removed your comments
    1
  4804. Do post the link and I will
    1
  4805. I appreciate that!
    1
  4806. You're welcome!
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  4807. great point, thank you.
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  4808. I don't think so Cynthia, have you read or listened to John Walton?
    1
  4809. I think its both
    1
  4810. Thanks Ahmed
    1
  4811. Yes, the carbon 14 raw data was released decades later as far as I know.
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  4812. I will, sorry, back soon
    1
  4813. I fully understand.
    1
  4814. U haven't got any, is it worth a look?
    1
  4815. Trying for a 5 minute summary, more info to follow
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  4816. Thank you for letting me know you like the videos. I too marvel at what God has created, our bible tells of us the way God works through what he has created, for example Paul wrote 'For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse.' Blessings from England
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  4817. Sorry about that
    1
  4818. Yes
    1
  4819. Its a Russian name, but most English references have it as Nikolai Korotkov or Korotkoff
    1
  4820. Looks like the n95 masks are good, https://www.newscientist.com/article/2231535-can-an-n95-face-mask-protect-you-from-catching-the-new-coronavirus/
    1
  4821. Thank you
    1
  4822. I don't know, strange
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  4823. Much appreciated
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  4824. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
    1
  4825. Yes
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  4826. Early, no Im not that well organised
    1
  4827. Bless you and your family Michele
    1
  4828.  @ep1020  Excellent, do let people on the course know about the videos. Do please click plenty of likes for me, this all helps the channel.
    1
  4829. Interesting, thank you
    1
  4830. Sure is
    1
  4831. Yes, of course, thank you
    1
  4832. Thank you for your interest Richard, there are donation and contact links in the video description.
    1
  4833. O, right, thanks fo relating me know
    1
  4834. Matthew 11 verse 41? please check this reference
    1
  4835. Not mentioned by Dr Tedros
    1
  4836. they can
    1
  4837. Thank you Eric, donations are currently going to support our community health projecft in Uganda
    1
  4838. Have you seen any other of my videos
    1
  4839. campbellteching@hotmail.com
    1
  4840. Sorry!
    1
  4841. Thank you so much for this encouragement
    1
  4842. Ive uploaded about 500 already, how many have you watched so far?
    1
  4843. You raise an interesting question with plenty of arguments on both sides.
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  4844. Dear Zeran, I am sorry to hear this. However she may be OK on 20% function as long as the condition does not get any worse. Have you seen a good local doctor? I wish you both well, John
    1
  4845. can she see a local doctor?
    1
  4846. I have uploaded full lecture series on these and other topics, have a search around the channel
    1
  4847. I think it becomes alive when it is a living cell
    1
  4848. Thats not true actually, there were antibiotic trials, for TB for example. First trial ever conducted by the British research council.
    1
  4849. Where do you live?  @صلىعليكاللهياخيرالورى 
    1
  4850. No, they are more than this
    1
  4851. Excellent
    1
  4852. Im on lots of the videos
    1
  4853. Because the virus is found in seminal fluid
    1
  4854. In the systemic views the oxygen levels are about 70% saturated, in the pulmonary veins the blood is about 98% saturated
    1
  4855. The virus can infect anyone, regardless of their religion.
    1
  4856. Welcome
    1
  4857. Thanks for watching Bianca.
    1
  4858. The two groups in the study were 10 grams and 30 grams per day for the 12 weeks of the study. I eat about 30 grms per day, when I remember.
    1
  4859. Thank you Frans, may He bless you also. Which country are you living in?
    1
  4860. Yes, of course
    1
  4861. Omicron probably arose in Southern Africa
    1
  4862. correct
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  4863. yes
    1
  4864. Wow, interesting, I have not heard of that
    1
  4865. Rubbish
    1
  4866. Its the deep fast breathing that is the problem
    1
  4867. Interesting, thank you.
    1
  4868. Really, OK, I got that figure from Reuters
    1
  4869. Have you actually watched this video? it report on the strong recommendations of vaccines
    1
  4870. There is also a risk of hepatitis C from pigs.
    1
  4871. Interesting comments. The main long term determinant of systemic arterial BP is renin secretion and the subsequent angiotensinogen/ angeotensin / aldosterone mechanism. Neuronal regulation is only short term, on a second by second basis, as mediated by the baroreceptor medullary pathways. Hypertension is not a symptom it is a sign.
    1
  4872. Which bit might be wrong?
    1
  4873. Wow, another person of excellent taste
    1
  4874. WHO
    1
  4875.  @bernadettejones195  As far as I know there have been no documented cases of SARS since 2014
    1
  4876. Did you see a local doctor?
    1
  4877. You must be cream crackered
    1
  4878. Thanks Sheri, the internet and Youtube are amazing.
    1
  4879. so would I
    1
  4880. Excellent point of course, however the RCP who developed this score seemed to think that good clinical judgement is a little thin on the ground. Defiantly a few research publications there is you fancy the challenge.
    1
  4881. Yes, but you can not see the artier repolarisation because it occurs at the same time as the QRS
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  4882. Much appreciated
    1
  4883. This is on tomorrows video
    1
  4884. There are some on the channel already
    1
  4885. Its on the list soon
    1
  4886. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    1
  4887. Did you watch the video? I covered this in detail. Perhaps it would have been more polite not to start off your comment with 'Have news for you'.
    1
  4888. Its sometimes good to go against the grain.
    1
  4889. Just me, and chats with my video guests
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  4890. what do you mean?
    1
  4891. Thats interesting, so people are using the term ECG now in the states?
    1
  4892. I think this would make the title too long
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  4893. Indeed Many, you are absolutely correct, I hope your circumstances improve soon.
    1
  4894. True, its a good point
    1
  4895. The T cells control the B cells, the are the brains of the operation.
    1
  4896. Fair point
    1
  4897. I am not Illuminati
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  4898. Derrrr, found me out
    1
  4899. Better than nothing I guess.
    1
  4900. Not much data to go on readily available, so hard to tell.
    1
  4901. I understand
    1
  4902. I would have thought so
    1
  4903. May have jumped from mice in Africa
    1
  4904. Its a good point, I will ask him
    1
  4905. Did you watch the full video?
    1
  4906. I did and I will
    1
  4907. ??
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  4908. Absolutely!
    1
  4909. What does Grey's Anatomy say on the topic? I usually use this to give definitive information.
    1
  4910. Interesting, so the mast cells do not derive from basophils, well spotted. You also correctly use the evidence from Grey's, we must always be evidence based. Given that this is the case, I wonder how they get into the tissues, they must travel as a form of leucocyte in the blood before migrating from the capillaries. May be this only happens in early life and they carry on dividing once the progenitor cells are in the tissues?  @jacobvandijk6525 
    1
  4911. Current data suggests the death rate is 3%.
    1
  4912. Yes, PCR, but its not done very often
    1
  4913. Me to
    1
  4914. Ner, proper science, work on it, you may come to understand
    1
  4915. Good point
    1
  4916. Good question, I would think so, ozone oxidised just about anything.
    1
  4917. I am so sorry BB
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  4918. Yes, now deleted, thank you
    1
  4919. Ner, its just my lighting man was a bit laxed today
    1
  4920. Excellent point, I had not thought of that but makes perfect sense
    1
  4921. Feedback is always good, perhaps give one or two specific examples
    1
  4922. Good to know you are watching in Pakistan, have you watched the vides on any of the other body systems?
    1
  4923. Excellent, thank you
    1
  4924. Good idea, but no, it would not work. Have you ever tried holding your breath while watching your oxygen saturations?
    1
  4925. Within the hepatocytes I think
    1
  4926. Well, it will reduce yes
    1
  4927. O, OK, thanks for the feedback. You should be able to turn on the subtitles option on YT, this automatically generates subtitles as you watch.
    1
  4928. Good points
    1
  4929. Excellent point
    1
  4930. Interesting, could be
    1
  4931. You and me both!
    1
  4932. There is a whole series already posted on the skin
    1
  4933. Yes, of course
    1
  4934. more than likely
    1
  4935. Looks like your fellow Protestant disagrees with you on this point.
    1
  4936. Animals are good, hygiene hypothesis
    1
  4937. Don't think so
    1
  4938. Me too!!
    1
  4939. Excellent
    1
  4940. This is so good to know, this is why they were made in the first place
    1
  4941. I don't think they carry supplies for more than a short time, but great idea
    1
  4942. They do get infected, 8 so far in the UK
    1
  4943. Should be ok, please do try again
    1
  4944. I was in two minds, I decided to leave it on the paper, without me using the blasphemy, just to show how inappropriate it was on a so called scientific tweet. I think this was the right thing to do as people seem to blaspheme with out even knowing they are doing it.
    1
  4945. Time will tell
    1
  4946. Always try to, thanks for watching
    1
  4947. I worked here, it was very good, https://www.uicc.org/membership/sihanouk-hospital-center-hope
    1
  4948. Thanks for the info!
    1
  4949. No, I paid about £14 for the hard cover version
    1
  4950. Low levels of vitamin D are not good
    1
  4951. Sounds about right, its mostly compression of intervertebral disks with body weight through the day.
    1
  4952. Don't think so, I took the picture, must have a look alike
    1
  4953. don't know this yet
    1
  4954. O, I have not heard of that one, I will need to take a look
    1
  4955. Yes, all in the control group, none in the vaccine group
    1
  4956. Some, yes
    1
  4957. Ive always used the word stromatitis, but the word cheilosis means exactly the same thing. I think they tend to use cheilosis more in the US, Well spotted, John
    1
  4958. Last one was about 4 days ago
    1
  4959. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  4960. Yes, immunity is vital for just about everything. Its an amazing system.
    1
  4961. Welcome
    1
  4962. Thank you for this kind feedback Mswahili, If I can make the smallest contribution to bring science instead of harmful traditional practices I will be delighted. You are also correct about the educational racket that is around the world, we should teach our best people to be great, regardless of ability to pay.
    1
  4963. No they are not, there are reasons
    1
  4964. Well, only if there is a specific indication for viral studies, not with every patient that comes in.
    1
  4965. Not sure about that one, I don't feel too smart.
    1
  4966. Im not sure how the warm climate will reduce spread, I guess it will, good point. I agree the virus is most likely an animal GI virus. I agree, good nutrition can help the function of the immune system, thanks for the comment, it's all interesting discussion.
    1
  4967. The BBC is always promoting its own agenda
    1
  4968. I have done a series on eye anatomy and physiology, but not on specialised eye healing. However I have done a series on wound healing for background.
    1
  4969. Thanks Phoebe, where are you in Aus?
    1
  4970. mostly in South America I think
    1
  4971. Thanks
    1
  4972. Great report as always Ross.
    1
  4973. Quite a long way to go yet, may never get there
    1
  4974. You're very welcome!
    1
  4975. Thanks Mohammed, where are you working?
    1
  4976.  @mohammedmahjoub1826  Great, its good to know where people are watching. How difficult do you find it to understand the English?
    1
  4977. Paul Davies, the physicist is working on cancer, quite interesting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Davies
    1
  4978. Ours are much the same
    1
  4979. Well, I have worked with disease all my life and I hate it.
    1
  4980. It can be, but watch the end of the video
    1
  4981. Thanks, do click lots of 'like' buttons, this helps the channel to grow
    1
  4982. You present a false dichotomy
    1
  4983. Yes, you can get hydronephrosis
    1
  4984. Yes, I get other doctors to review the vids when I can. I always strive to be fully evidence based and teach from conventional scientific and medical principles as I understand them. But, hey, no one is perfect.
    1
  4985. Thank you flaming, I can't take any credit of course.
    1
  4986. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
    1
  4987. Yes, do it, great idea
    1
  4988. Back soon, sorry
    1
  4989. You are so welcome
    1
  4990. Thanks Balaji, its always good to learn to teach as well as learning the content.
    1
  4991. what wold you like to ask me?
    1
  4992. Good thinking, I agree
    1
  4993. What is the highest fever you have seen?
    1
  4994. It is, yes
    1
  4995. Don't see how you could, no
    1
  4996. It depends on the time of exposure to a particular temperature.
    1
  4997. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFA5fTeAJno This is it
    1
  4998. At the top of the description under the video.
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  4999. There is a new series on fluid and electrolytes, have you seen this?
    1
  5000. I guess it's just part of animal ecosystems that has got into humans.
    1
  5001. Im pleased you have recovered so well. Yes, sometimes medical help is life saving. Thanks for sharing your experience.
    1
  5002. Amen
    1
  5003. No, its just a new intro for people that are new to the existing channel
    1
  5004. Yes, most likely started in us chickens
    1
  5005. You are welcome!
    1
  5006. If only bbb
    1
  5007. did you find it useful?
    1
  5008. I do hope so Wendy
    1
  5009. Bless you Anna, believe me that is enough for God to bless you and your situation.
    1
  5010. No I do not
    1
  5011. I deny it
    1
  5012. If only you knew Robert
    1
  5013. Yes, Im looking at that now, differing reports are coming in. Hope to update tomorrow.
    1
  5014. Thank you Wised
    1
  5015. Not so much, the blood brain barrier is very tight.
    1
  5016. اهلا وسهلا بكم في اي دولة تعيش
    1
  5017. Mine is still working, is is back yet?
    1
  5018. You are very welcome
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  5019. check yesterdays video for full details, new the end of the video
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  5020. This is the first I have heard of this, do you know what is causing it?
    1
  5021. Ive seen vitamin D deficiency in Asia
    1
  5022. I know we have communicated on this, please post it here when it arrives.
    1
  5023. Absolutely, God made us both
    1
  5024. Mostly faeces I think
    1
  5025. Control group for which trip please?
    1
  5026. For sure, D and b12 also
    1
  5027. Yes, of course you are correct, thank you
    1
  5028. Its back now, sorry
    1
  5029. There is a series on shock, have you watched them?
    1
  5030. Don't know, suspect it will clog up the nephrons
    1
  5031. yes, I had noticed several aspect of that one
    1
  5032. You are very welcome
    1
  5033. Yes, of course
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  5034. Glad it was helpful!
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  5035.  @randyle4520  what is dry fasting? do you mean you do not eat or drink water?
    1
  5036. Get it checked a few times to get a representative figure. Blood pressure can also change over time, so best to get it checked at least every year.
    1
  5037. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    1
  5038. They are microscopic structures in the lung tissue.
    1
  5039. You need to check your own governments travel advice, they should issue guidelines for travel to specific places. Personally, I often get respiratory bugs after flying, aeroplanes are stuffy places with recirculated air.
    1
  5040. Lets hope not
    1
  5041. rule of nine
    1
  5042. Plenty of thumbs up will be fine, thanks for letting me know
    1
  5043. have you watched the other videos in the medical terms series?
    1
  5044. Amen to that sister
    1
  5045. Do you have a poor concentration span?
    1
  5046. to keep out the noise when Im recording
    1
  5047. Sounds about right.
    1
  5048. About 1.1 just now
    1
  5049. Bless you sister
    1
  5050. Yes, there are two available from campbellteaching.co.uk
    1
  5051. Many have been guessing, estimates vary from the far left to the far right. Yours joins a long list.
    1
  5052. Its fixed now
    1
  5053. Sorry about that
    1
  5054. yes, both
    1
  5055. genetic, epigenetic and environmental reasons, eg. fatal malnutrition and too many carbohydrates in later life
    1
  5056. I don't
    1
  5057. How does this translate "God walking" ??
    1
  5058. I don't think so, best to avoid sugar drinks at all times however.
    1
  5059. Thank you for the update
    1
  5060. all correct, well done
    1
  5061. correct
    1
  5062. Well, let's hope they are.
    1
  5063. cases, not deaths sorry
    1
  5064. Ner, take your time
    1
  5065. Is there any good parts of this theory do you think?
    1
  5066. I think that ones next on the list
    1
  5067. Its just a standard Parker pen, they cost about £12
    1
  5068. Thank you kindly!
    1
  5069. Did you actually listen to this video?
    1
  5070. in the description
    1
  5071. Perhaps not
    1
  5072. Sounds about right, but what is your point?
    1
  5073. why?
    1
  5074. I know, but there are considerations I must consider.
    1
  5075. Im not sure, do you have an endocrineologist?
    1
  5076. 140 mile round trip, a long way
    1
  5077. I know, I struggle with using dead tissue myself. This sample was from the local slaughter house where the animal, a sheep, had been killed already for meat. I kind of think that if its deal already, and not by my instigation, some good can pottentially come out of the death. Some people do leave their bodies for dissection, from their own free will, and this is essential as it is how human anatomy was discovered in the first place. This difference is of course that humans have free will.
    1
  5078. improvise
    1
  5079. the cases
    1
  5080. I wish I knew that one. Part of it is the present of stem cells in the tissue, but why some cells are capable of ongoing mitotic repair while others are not is a mystery to me. However, asking the question is a step forward.
    1
  5081. Do click on the links in the description if you have time
    1
  5082. Have you followed the instructions on the video?
    1
  5083. I did one yesterday morning
    1
  5084. What is G-Club? How do I contact the US Government?
    1
  5085. Of course, thank you, I have changed it
    1
  5086. Have you got anything for coronavirus?
    1
  5087. Evidence required
    1
  5088. I suspect so
    1
  5089. they are
    1
  5090. Well, your comments were certainly not removed by me, sorry you have had this difficulty.
    1
  5091. did you have a go at the MCQs?
    1
  5092. I think they would take some time to arrive.
    1
  5093. I think that is likely
    1
  5094. Sometimes, also good to boost the innate immune system.
    1
  5095. Awesome, thank you!
    1
  5096. Yes, Ive got another video do do on this as soon as I get time, Lancet data is 2.68, but I agree, it needs to be explained.
    1
  5097. “If you are the Son of God,” he said, “throw yourself down. For it is written: “’He will command his angels concerning you, and they will lift you up in their hands, so that you will not strike your foot against a stone.’” And Jesus replied ....
    1
  5098. sound might be only one track, it works fine on my computer, do try playing both tracts at the same time
    1
  5099.  @Maryam-kg7vp  I think this only recorded on one track, but that's fine as long a the computer is playing both sound tracks.
    1
  5100. Im not sure what you mean actually. As fas as I know all tubules are associated with small blood vessels.
    1
  5101. I have always thought that it is but am always open to new ideas if the evidence is provided.
    1
  5102. Hi Ed, was there a problem with this content?
    1
  5103. Thanks for watching
    1
  5104. normally the web site
    1
  5105. You're welcome!
    1
  5106. It is a reasonable suggestion, yes
    1
  5107. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  5108. O dear, sorry, I will change back tomorrow
    1
  5109. Yes, but what would you do to fix it?
    1
  5110. I agree, but for some people it is debilitating illness.
    1
  5111. I know
    1
  5112. Yes, the child has exactly the same mitochondrial DNA as the mother. There will however be some change over long time periods due to mutation. Dad makes no contribution at all to the mitochondrial DNA line.
    1
  5113. May God protect and bless you also Mostafa
    1
  5114. we all do, but I don't think it will
    1
  5115. The p wave is the depolarisation of the atrial myocardium, its a different area of muscle to the t wave which is the repolarisation of the ventricular myocardium. Have you watched the cardiovascular physiology series of videos I have posted?
    1
  5116. This is fine, well complied. Do you get a lot of people on your site?
    1
  5117. Lovely country
    1
  5118. You're welcome
    1
  5119. Well said!
    1
  5120. Awesome! Thank you!
    1
  5121. what's a queef?
    1
  5122. must be an Americanism, we have different words in popular UK English which I guess mean the same thing.
    1
  5123. when we have a good vaccine or several
    1
  5124. check yesterdays video for full details, new the end of the video
    1
  5125. Yes, thanks
    1
  5126. Any ideas yourself?
    1
  5127. You too!
    1
  5128. As we don't know, we should err on the side of caution on this one
    1
  5129. O, thats good, thank you
    1
  5130. Warming homes, reduces humidity, that increases transmission, so both bits are right, listen again
    1
  5131. have you watched the series I made on capillaries?
    1
  5132. correct, well spotted
    1
  5133. Zoe
    1
  5134. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99XwxOHg4Qs
    1
  5135. There are a few, type in campbellteaching then the topic you are looking for. Do you particularly like the podcast format?
    1
  5136. this is consistent with other data I have read for diabetes
    1
  5137. Sorry to hear that
    1
  5138. Yes, delay the second dose, up to 3 months, but still give it.
    1
  5139. The Chinese release a full genetic sequence for the virus, and although it is similar to SARS, it is new.
    1
  5140. Yes, I would like to talk with them
    1
  5141. Excellent
    1
  5142. Yes, and the right side pumps to the lungs, it's an amazing system.
    1
  5143. Good question, Im not sure
    1
  5144. Open-angle glaucoma is the most common type.
    1
  5145. Have you seen a local doctor Pernilla?
    1
  5146.  @clickkitchen  Excellent, delighted you are watching there.
    1
  5147. wow, thank you, a lot of work. I will see if it fits in the description
    1
  5148. If you do any more of these summaries, do please e mail them to me at campbellteaching@hotmail.com, so I can post them in the description if they fit, thank you, John
    1
  5149. Im sorry you have had this problem, I hope and pray for improvement.
    1
  5150. It was the 50 microgram half dose
    1
  5151. Not yet
    1
  5152. Yes, absolutely
    1
  5153. Where are you working? I in England
    1
  5154. Thank you Tand
    1
  5155. Wow, so interesting, I am of course open to this new data. I love this kind of thing.
    1
  5156. Only a man I assure you.
    1
  5157. Thats interesting.
    1
  5158. Ag unity sent it to me, check with them
    1
  5159. Thanks Nick, don't worry, I take a drop from time to time myself.
    1
  5160. You're very welcome!
    1
  5161. Yer, it was a bit dodgy, but great fun
    1
  5162. Thanks for sticking with it Adel
    1
  5163. campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    1
  5164. what is you channel about Mohamed?
    1
  5165. nearer 20 %
    1
  5166. O dear, I expect the will get some more soon, it is a good pen
    1
  5167. Me too
    1
  5168. Why don't you listen to the videos before commenting
    1
  5169. God willing, I hope you do. Do let me know how you get on. Which country are you in?
    1
  5170. I think its mostly poverty related, I saw lots in poorer areas like slums and poorer villages.
    1
  5171. That sure is a lot of watching Katherine, thank you.
    1
  5172. Is it HUS? I hope not
    1
  5173. Cant see it yet
    1
  5174. what does this comment mean, please rephrase your question
    1
  5175. Thanks very much Anthony, great that you share so much!!
    1
  5176. I think that rather depends on which country you are in
    1
  5177. Not a thing actually, strange silence
    1
  5178. Why?
    1
  5179. useful skills
    1
  5180. You have been reported to Youtube and the local police have been informed
    1
  5181. What a good point
    1
  5182.  @potaterekt3154  I dont know
    1
  5183. Its a Parker Vector, I got mine from a supermarket
    1
  5184. Only a man I assure you
    1
  5185. God bless you also Oguzie
    1
  5186. yes, thank you
    1
  5187. Thanks Shashi, are you working in health care?
    1
  5188. High sugar intake is a big factor in the US
    1
  5189. amazing, well done
    1
  5190. Have you watched the video and podcast series I have uploaded on burns?
    1
  5191.  @chrispintembo223  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mg_CbReKoqA&t=56s This is the first one in the series, do let me know when you have watched them all. For any topic in youtube put in 'campbellteaching' then the title of the topic you want eg. 'burns'
    1
  5192.  @chrispintembo223  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mg_CbReKoqA&t=56s This is the first in the video series
    1
  5193. Something to think about, thank you. Is there an administration charge for uninsured people?
    1
  5194. what a good point, do you know?
    1
  5195. why?
    1
  5196. That would be excellent, if only
    1
  5197. Why?
    1
  5198. You are very wise to do so, thanks for letting me know.
    1
  5199. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  5200. Post the link and I will
    1
  5201. Many thanks!
    1
  5202. Absolutely
    1
  5203. I fully agree, but the sheep had already been killed for meat, any way thats the way I look at it.
    1
  5204. Its a Parker
    1
  5205. varies, depends if I have to work or not
    1
  5206. The adds should be off for this video, strange you got one
    1
  5207. Could be
    1
  5208. Ner, he was drinking that day
    1
  5209. Hmm, intreating
    1
  5210. might be worth getting a blood test from your doctor.
    1
  5211. will do, it it fits
    1
  5212. No swine flu is an influenza virus, it would not prove the immune system
    1
  5213. Defected back to the North? really
    1
  5214. you and know that
    1
  5215. Do tell us more, interesting.
    1
  5216. The extra immunity genes could be causing the overreaction in ARDS
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  5217. No, Most of the tissue fluid is reabsorbed under the influence of osmotic pressure at the venous end of the capillary. This is the normal physiological situation. The hydrostatic pressure is lower at the venous end, so there is less force pushing outwards. The osmotic pressure is generated by the plasma proteins, mostly albumin. It is true that after significant haemorrhage, the hydrostatic pressures will be less, so less tissue fluid will be formed, and more reabsorbed.
    1
  5218. Long may you continue to do so
    1
  5219. Could well be
    1
  5220. I appreciate that!
    1
  5221. Which one?
    1
  5222. Mast cells are derived from basophils, another form of white blood cell
    1
  5223. Its the coronary sinus, there is a video on detailed cardiac anatomy later in this series
    1
  5224. Thanks Ronald, interesting points. Thanks for sharing.
    1
  5225. Sounds like it.
    1
  5226. Its in the video description
    1
  5227. What is VA?
    1
  5228. Tough one, but this could be a job for you Harold.
    1
  5229.  @hcclark22  Hmm, Ive been thinking about doing one of those DNA tests, but I know my ancestors are Scottish and Irish way back, the clue is in the name, one of the Scottish clans.
    1
  5230. thats why I give the bottom line at the start
    1
  5231. good idea
    1
  5232. close contact mostly
    1
  5233. yes, good point
    1
  5234. Are you in Perth?
    1
  5235. O, okay, thank you
    1
  5236. I would be happy to talk to them, but I don't think they know me
    1
  5237. no 5% of 45 million
    1
  5238. I do hope so James, thank you
    1
  5239. More than zygotes, many are at the embryo stage
    1
  5240. Have you watched the videos I have posted on blood groups and genetics?
    1
  5241. I guess the converse would be injuries deliberately caused by violence
    1
  5242. O yes
    1
  5243. If only David
    1
  5244. I agree, but 2 wrongs don't make a right
    1
  5245. Thats outrageous
    1
  5246. That is an excellent point, makes perfect sense
    1
  5247. About many things, yes of course, about everything, probably not
    1
  5248. Hmmm, that a difficult one Lee, like me you have an occupational hazard.
    1
  5249. Bit of a mistake
    1
  5250. Im delighted you have started watching my videos, are you in the medical field yourself?
    1
  5251. But the law become active in 2021, this is fact
    1
  5252. Welcome!
    1
  5253. Thank you, good to be reminded
    1
  5254. Good to know, thanks
    1
  5255. why are you posting this link?
    1
  5256. they mean lots of things, did you actually watch the video?
    1
  5257. Do you think if furthers your argument by calling people who don't agree with you 'stupid'?
    1
  5258. Rh negative is 15% of UK population, the other 85% are Rh positive
    1
  5259. do you mean the black dog?
    1
  5260. Yes, I have corrected this, sorry. he will reply to you, thanks for pointing this out
    1
  5261.  @carolyn3746  Yes, its 14 days in the UK
    1
  5262.  @carolyn3746  I think you are yes.
    1
  5263. Sadly true
    1
  5264. I don't know that one
    1
  5265. Welcome!
    1
  5266. I have been on Sky News Australia and GB news many times.
    1
  5267. It was a sad time indeed
    1
  5268. No, it was an adenovirus vector vaccine
    1
  5269. what does grift mean?
    1
  5270. did you watch the live streams?
    1
  5271. what does dentate mean?
    1
  5272. You are welcome!
    1
  5273. There will be some reason for this, its directly from the paper
    1
  5274. if your wife also O +, if so no problem.
    1
  5275. Excellent points Tim, thank you
    1
  5276. Same to you!
    1
  5277. it does but in fact its from a sheep
    1
  5278. No, its absolutely fine, I find it educationally interesting when people understand and do not understand, if you are interested, I have done a series on medical terminology, here is a link to one,  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p5CKCuxtzE  @lindasun5178 
    1
  5279. Good point!
    1
  5280. Absolutely
    1
  5281. Do you think wikipedia is objective?
    1
  5282. Good idea
    1
  5283. its part of the image I guess
    1
  5284. Thanks, I will get it checked, it will be up in a day or so, do try again
    1
  5285. Payments go through PayPal which is secure, the site is working well now, do check it out agin.  @angelagalloway9642 
    1
  5286. You're welcome!
    1
  5287. Ive been planning to do some more pharmacology videos, have you seen the series on applied pharmacology I have posted yet?
    1
  5288. O, OK, was it more difficult to understand?
    1
  5289. Great, thanks for that, I guess it always comes down to using our mental processes to help people.
    1
  5290.  @pataniki8034  Good point, this video could be the first in a series
    1
  5291.  @pataniki8034  facebook John lorimer campbell
    1
  5292. More to come!
    1
  5293. Have you seen a good local cardiologist?
    1
  5294. I think different countries will use their own
    1
  5295. is this good?
    1
  5296. I don't think many people would want to watch it, so it would take me a long time to prep, then no one would watch it so there is no point
    1
  5297. Yes, this is true, but the ONS can account for this
    1
  5298. Thank you Barry
    1
  5299. Do you consider it possible that God could have created geneomes to be flexable and adaptive?
    1
  5300. It should be there somewhere I think, J
    1
  5301. I agree
    1
  5302. As far as I know Darwin did not say men evolved from apes.
    1
  5303. do watch my apology video please
    1
  5304. they are beyond understanding
    1
  5305. Glad you like them!
    1
  5306. Wow, great account. And without that you would not have existed either, as your parent would not have been born.
    1
  5307. Good point
    1
  5308. No, I never censor anything at all, even extreme criticism
    1
  5309. Its based on the 2.7 million supposed infections
    1
  5310. pleural space
    1
  5311. Glad you enjoyed it!
    1
  5312. Hmm, but that is what the paper reported, I agree, strange
    1
  5313. Im sure it was an accidental release
    1
  5314. Virtualy all our iodine comes from the sea. seaweed is the best source also some in iodised salt and seakelp tablets
    1
  5315. o yes
    1
  5316. Excellent thinking John, I don't know, but its a great idea
    1
  5317. I did that video a couple of weeks back
    1
  5318. I agree
    1
  5319. yes
    1
  5320. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  5321. On no, do try again, I will ask what is going on with it.
    1
  5322. Not at all, it was wrong. A vaccination is not an inoculation. I think it shows the writer did not understand the background science.
    1
  5323. Thanks so much for sharing around, bless you
    1
  5324. Thanks Brittany, great to hear you like the videos, John
    1
  5325. Zink based dressings are OK, but if he has cavities these should be packed, possibly with a form of hydrocolloid dressing. Also feed him enough fresh fruit and protein. i wish you the best possible outcome,
    1
  5326. How long do you want the videos to be?
    1
  5327. Only from the common ancient ancestor, not through later interbreeding
    1
  5328. Good, do encourage them to watch the videos as well.
    1
  5329. Come on Kevin, this is science
    1
  5330. Not too bad, Ive used them for my research a few times
    1
  5331. Well said!
    1
  5332. correct
    1
  5333. Yes, I covered this a few days ago
    1
  5334. Evidence required for that
    1
  5335. You compare it with external evidence
    1
  5336. No, it is up, please do try again
    1
  5337. Do you mean fusion? If so I agree.
    1
  5338. Yes, good point
    1
  5339. Yes, but it is £30 per yer
    1
  5340. Never liked Rod Hull, always felt he was a bit weird
    1
  5341. Its for working out required fluid volumes, next video
    1
  5342. Good idea D, John
    1
  5343. Strange, its ONS numbers
    1
  5344. I have not heard of this, are you getting local help?
    1
  5345. You can find an overview of what we did here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYyl3oh0fn0 We're using a video camera pointing at a desk with a hdmi cable going into an elgato capture USB3 device - the HD 60 S. Then the 2nd video is from a c930 ( I think ) 1080p logitech Webcam Both devices are feeding into OBS (free software) before being recorded using the nvenc capabilities of a nvidia gtx 960 graphics card. This is very similar to what the twitch.tv streamers are doing for their gaming sessions. The microphone is a usb "blue yeti" microphone, also gets recorded using OBS. The downward looking camera is mounted in a retort stand with a clamp, like in any chemistry lab. Any editing after this is done using Adobe premiere elements. Thanks.
    1
  5346. And you Kazpar, blessings from England
    1
  5347. Have you got a reference for this?
    1
  5348. Yes, humans are given free will.
    1
  5349. O, excellent thank you
    1
  5350. Time that changed, but a good point
    1
  5351. yes
    1
  5352. I do hope so TJ
    1
  5353. What a lovely comment, thank you
    1
  5354. How to restrict what, please restate your question
    1
  5355. Yes, delirium would be a good topic, I will put it on the to do list.
    1
  5356. No data I know of on IgA
    1
  5357. Sure is
    1
  5358. Hi Maryam
    1
  5359. should be OK, try on another device if you can
    1
  5360. Not officially diagnosed and reported
    1
  5361. No, I can't get it measured
    1
  5362. O dear has it?
    1
  5363. Interesting, so we are partly descended only from female Neanderthals?
    1
  5364.  @johnnyllooddte3415  This is simply untrue, we can not interbreed with apes or slugs
    1
  5365. Yes, it was about the NHS rather than covid
    1
  5366. You're welcome!
    1
  5367. Excellent, keep going
    1
  5368. Dear Lara, Thank you for ths comment, if you e mail your address Ill send you a few, John
    1
  5369. I tried that one before
    1
  5370. Ner, Ill take my chances.
    1
  5371. That would be concerning
    1
  5372. yes
    1
  5373. yes, there is. full video series I have posted on heart disease, have you seen it?
    1
  5374. If only, but I think he is a bit out of my league.
    1
  5375. Do you have any references for this yet?
    1
  5376. I need to sell some of my books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
    1
  5377. no its not
    1
  5378. I thought this was a new virus.
    1
  5379. I don't know if it is airborne yet, probably not. It's classified as a droplet infection, which is usually short range.
    1
  5380. O, OK, sorry
    1
  5381. Correct, they are lab produced
    1
  5382. Yes, I have read it all
    1
  5383. Japan could be the iodine
    1
  5384. No
    1
  5385. Fair point
    1
  5386. I appreciate that
    1
  5387. I don't think so, most the mean incubation period is about 5 days, so they would be sick by now and we would know
    1
  5388. Please remove this unhelpful comment.
    1
  5389. Lets hope not
    1
  5390. I know, but I can only report the data the report gives. The data is not as complete as we would like it to be
    1
  5391. you are correct when talking about retroviruses such as HIV, however, the vaccines do not contain reverse transcriptase at all
    1
  5392. mistakes on the first one
    1
  5393. Much appreciated
    1
  5394. The A and the B antigen are there because they are genetically coded for. Antibodies are only generated to antigens not on the red cell. This is the self verses non-self idea of immunity.
    1
  5395.  @thefenerbahcesk4156  No, they don't, if they did they would be expressed I the phenotype.
    1
  5396. I could not agree more
    1
  5397. I expect so
    1
  5398. Bless you to Christa, and thank you.
    1
  5399. O do I, its 70% from the hpv
    1
  5400. I suspect Vietnam will be badly affected, but I do hope not. As we are dealing with a virus, it is protected from some normal environmental factors by being inside our cells. The good thing is it will not live for so long on warmer surfaces.
    1
  5401. Im sorry, I do not know anything about scholarships. May be someone else reading your comment may know something. In fact, in the UK overseas students are usually charged more than local students, so it's very difficult. Current university fees are £9, 000 per year, in addition you would need travel and living expenses.
    1
  5402. what is SSI?
    1
  5403.  @airwaybreathingcirculation1742  I think most first aid guidelines recommend jaw thrust in an unconscious patient, with airway compromise if you suspect cervical spine injury is a possibility. Don't really see any way around this.
    1
  5404. Its great when that happens
    1
  5405. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUJ4zkKMirU&t=75s
    1
  5406. I don't think milk products are a problem. Sugar intake will not be protective either, but it's bad to eat much sugar anyway. I don't think bitter drinks will help with protection.
    1
  5407. Great, I use UBS studio freeware
    1
  5408. well spotted
    1
  5409. Only short term, the increased CO2 will warm it more
    1
  5410. yes, there is a full series on endocrine system
    1
  5411. excellent point
    1
  5412. Why?
    1
  5413. Yes, do please post this link
    1
  5414. What a lovely comment, thank you so much Sue
    1
  5415. There are different fractions of testosterone
    1
  5416. Hopefully soon be 667
    1
  5417. Awesome! Thank you!
    1
  5418. Thank you Doctor Hakim, have a great Christmas
    1
  5419. Amen
    1
  5420. Well explained, thank you
    1
  5421. You are very welcome
    1
  5422. You can never get enough friends, thats for sure
    1
  5423. Ventricular systolic dysfunction could be a complication of myocarditis. Sorry to hear abut your Mon, bless her.
    1
  5424. It actually ends in an e not an a, but it is a very strange choice of name.
    1
  5425. Thanks for listening
    1
  5426. Could well be, are you aware of any historical records on this?
    1
  5427. Thanks for the info!
    1
  5428. No, certainly not type 1. Do some forms of fasting help in type 2, most likely. Have you watched my series diabetes?
    1
  5429. interesting or amazing would be better words than nasty
    1
  5430. Sure, won't be allowed into work without it anyway
    1
  5431. I don't know yet, but it would be unusual for a human virus to jump to dogs.
    1
  5432. In this case all of the money will get there, I have already checked and it is getting through 100%. I do agree it is an issue in some other programmes of course.
    1
  5433. Good idea Sue, thank you
    1
  5434. Thank you for watching
    1
  5435. Macroevolution? Not sure I advocated for this did I?
    1
  5436. Yes, this is true
    1
  5437. Thanks for listening
    1
  5438. Thank you. Good to know the videos are helping you.
    1
  5439. Thank you Daniel
    1
  5440. It was more of a contrast than a comparison. Interesting about the aspirin, it would make sense as aspirin lowers the fever.
    1
  5441. what about this time, please report?
    1
  5442. @radhenitsri Excellent idea
    1
  5443. As of now, no effective antiviral drugs are known. Even with SARS there is nothing that is proven effective. MABs was the only thing, but I don't think these are available.
    1
  5444. Well, both can kill you
    1
  5445. Do you mean C 8, ie. cervical vertebrae 8?
    1
  5446.  @bk-qd3hr  who told you it was 1 cm sideways? Was this someone who knows what they are talking about?
    1
  5447. it is a bit confusing, there are 7 bones and 8 pairs of cervical spinal nerves
    1
  5448. Yes, any YT member can vote, it is serious to gauge public opinion
    1
  5449. I certainly wish you well as you seek to help people.
    1
  5450. Its very possible
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  5451. Yes, just copy and paste, thats why I post them
    1
  5452. I don't understand your message, do you want t try again?
    1
  5453. Skin sensations can be a neuroogical effect, what does your doctor think it is?
    1
  5454.  @videomaster8580  I assume you have excluded obvious things like scalp infections? It is also true that lack of vitamin Bs can have adverse effects on the nervous system.
    1
  5455. The people are striving and struggling, but you are right the official response was too slow
    1
  5456. Good point
    1
  5457. You are very welcome
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  5458. Sorry
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  5459. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
    1
  5460. Well, where are you?
    1
  5461.  @airwaybreathingcirculation1742  God bless you also airway
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  5462. correct
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  5463. Yes, I do read many of them
    1
  5464. I know, but we are not told, we simply dont know.
    1
  5465. 1“Do not judge, or you too will be judged. 2For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you. 3“Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? 4How can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when all the time there is a plank in your own eye? 5You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye.
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  5466. Sorry
    1
  5467. yes, the nature of reality is mind blowing
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  5468. Thanks for watching Jade
    1
  5469. Diabetes insipidus is usually caused by lack of the antidiuretic hormone from the posterior pituitary gland. It is one course uncommon whereas diabetes mellitus is very common.
    1
  5470. Most welcome!
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  5471. England, where are you based?
    1
  5472. Yes, Ive just learned how to do this, will do in later videos
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  5473. You are so welcome
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  5474. Im planning a full evidence based video on the topic
    1
  5475. Should not be restricted, perhaps worth another try?
    1
  5476. The pulmonary circulation ends when the pulmonary veins enter the left atrium
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  5477.  @davemwangi05  Biologos materials are usually excellent, even if you don't agree they use a scientific process.
    1
  5478. Mike, Have you listened to or read and John Walton, he has plenty of stuff on YouTube, well worth a listen.
    1
  5479. Thanks for letting me know Ana, humans are indeed fairly amazing functional units, which country are you based in?
    1
  5480. Im not so sure
    1
  5481. what is it?
    1
  5482. You are making sense, Im not sure actually, I think the exhaled air is moist even with a dry cough, so droplet spread would still occur.
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  5483. Yes, we have covered some good reasons for this
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  5484. Ok thanks!
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  5485. please give more details
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  5486. Yes, it can be a problem
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  5487. Always, as much as we can get
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  5488. You know, I don't actually know, but its worth a try
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  5489. Based on recognised skin colour genes as far as I know, they did a full genomic analysis him.
    1
  5490. Fair point
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  5491. What department do you work In?
    1
  5492. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
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  5493. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  5494. God willing, thank you Riaz
    1
  5495. I wish we knew
    1
  5496. You're most welcome
    1
  5497. do you now?
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  5498. Do you have a link?
    1
  5499. It sure is, Love from England.
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  5500. Good point
    1
  5501. I have heard similar things
    1
  5502. O yes, lots
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  5503. I hope the exams go well Mya, you have hit on the key, its the understanding that is important.
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  5504. Noted
    1
  5505. Not always, it can cause liver damage, failure and death
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  5506. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
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  5507. Sorry, it will be back soon
    1
  5508. That's great!
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  5509. Dear R, Im delighted you have found them useful, Best wishes, John
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  5510. O dear, thats a long time
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  5511. Have you had your lying and standing BP checked?
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  5512.  @steveharris4343  You need a competent local doctor or practitioner to examine you, there are a number os possibilities. Are your ears waxy?
    1
  5513. This I knew, guess they are part of ecosystems
    1
  5514. Seems to be back on now
    1
  5515. Have you had COVID?
    1
  5516. Did I say that?
    1
  5517. The human body is one of the greatest mysteries in the universe
    1
  5518. Im so sorry to hear this, it is of course possible to have great, life changing relationships without physical sex
    1
  5519. Its not all or nothing
    1
  5520. Most welcome!
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  5521. I did, did you actually watch this video?
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  5522. Best to feel for a central pulse like the carotid or femoral.
    1
  5523. I was recording at the time and waned it to be quite
    1
  5524. Butterfly effects
    1
  5525. Did I use the term EGM in this video?
    1
  5526. Wow, I did no know they could kill aligators, just shows how important it is not to mess with ecosystems
    1
  5527. Good idea
    1
  5528. There are studies on prayer, but I have not hear of any for the current pandemic
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  5529. And to you brother James, have a great new year.
    1
  5530. Thanks for listening
    1
  5531. Marine phytoplankton is the way to go
    1
  5532. They need to be like this for now
    1
  5533. Thanks 👍
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  5534. I guess this is the pattern of the last 2,000 years of human history, and indeed for thousands of years before this
    1
  5535. You are very welcome
    1
  5536. You make an important point, this is animal tissue, and in my view must be treated with respect.
    1
  5537. I suspect droplet infection
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  5538. These genes are more in Australia, Tibet and Melanesia, but heck of an interesting suggestion
    1
  5539. Thank you too!
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  5540. No, its known, they inhibit cyclo-oxygenase so prevent the formation of pro-inflammatory prostaglandins.
    1
  5541. You're welcome
    1
  5542. You are so welcome
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  5543. Yes, this is essentially true.
    1
  5544. Jan, thank you, I am currently struggeling with this smyself
    1
  5545. Good night
    1
  5546. Thanks for listening
    1
  5547. there is an e mail in the 'about' section
    1
  5548. Well, deficiency of vitamin C can be a problem, but I don't think taking extra doses is immunprotective.
    1
  5549. its a proton pump inhibitor to reduce gastric acid
    1
  5550. Thanks for the visit
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  5551. Awesome, thank you!
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  5552. Indeed
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  5553. try facebook under John Lorimer campbell, but of course you can ask questions here on youtube as well
    1
  5554. Is this the right one to reduce tissue calcification?
    1
  5555. I agree, and comments are always good.
    1
  5556. Great point Tim
    1
  5557. I think it came from a charity shop, or my wife got it second hand from somewhere
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  5558. You are so welcome
    1
  5559. He is a dog
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  5560. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
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  5561. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
    1
  5562. Makes sense, but I don't know
    1
  5563. good idea, do you think people would be intrested?
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  5564. Ok, this makes sense now, the condition you you seem to be describing often effects the left renal vein leading to left kidney problems. I do hope you doctors are able to help with this problem. I also wish you the best possible outcome. If you chose to do let me know what the diagnosis finally is. Best wishes from John.
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  5565. Personally, I follow a Jewish Middle Eastern teacher
    1
  5566. Are you sure - what does greys Anatomy say?
    1
  5567. Its on the list to do
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  5568. No, we are not told
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  5569.  Football Legends  Yes, I can answer this question. Sick people do not give off ultraviolet (UV) rays. As they do not give off UV rays these can not do any harm to those people around them or caring for them. As sick people do not give off UV rays there is no need for protection from that which does not exist. Please be assured, there is no danger for UV rays, or any other form of electromagnetic radiation from sick people.
    1
  5570. O, ok, thanks, that makes sense
    1
  5571. Id have it yesterday if I could
    1
  5572. Yes, this is true
    1
  5573. current technical difficulties
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  5574. Yes it is, this is how it is in the diagram as well
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  5575. It was high in bilirubin according to some analysis. This would keep the colour more reddish than black.
    1
  5576. Hello there!
    1
  5577. The best people to read EKG are cardiologists. He/She will also be able to assess you holistically.
    1
  5578. There are certainly practical problems.
    1
  5579. Awesome, thank you!
    1
  5580. Have you actually watched any of my videos?
    1
  5581. Venous ulcers often need compression therapy, we have special elasticated stocking that help the condition by reducing the venous swelling and helping venous return.
    1
  5582. Species can not interbreed as they have different numbers and shapes of chromosomes, but all humans can reproduce with all other humans, regardless of blood group.
    1
  5583. Sounds great!
    1
  5584. Thanks and welcome
    1
  5585. technical issue today, rest soon, sorry
    1
  5586. Well, there are many cases of people being killed with a single blow to the head
    1
  5587. Well, good quality medical use masks anyway, yes.
    1
  5588. Which country are you in? This changes thins sometimes.
    1
  5589.  @ameenmahmoud3884  Procede with caution my friend. Any way its ceph, normally means to do with the brain, as in encephalitis for example. Have you watched any of my videos on medical English?
    1
  5590. do tell us which products?
    1
  5591. I must get to looking at that report
    1
  5592. Well, there have been many times of food shortages before, Im not sure the time is yet.
    1
  5593. Have you seen a cardiologist? This is their area of expertise.
    1
  5594.  @kristiegalarza2818  Lets hope the cardiologist makes a diagnosis. I find in amazing that doctors do not take a bradycardia of 43 seriously. Is you blood pressure low as well?
    1
  5595. Are there other possible cause for you anxiety? Vit D is normally good for mood.
    1
  5596. yes
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  5597. Thank you Andrew
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  5598. Is this spam or are you making a serious point?
    1
  5599. Yes I did
    1
  5600. Unlikely
    1
  5601. You are very welcome
    1
  5602. Im just working out the best and safest way to send him equipment
    1
  5603. Thats where I live
    1
  5604. I might not always get thereabout I do strive for objectivity
    1
  5605. Well, I have just uploaded a video on prevention a couple of days ago, feel free to check it out.
    1
  5606. I think you will need a reference for such a claim
    1
  5607. Yes, its interesting, we are new anew era
    1
  5608. We often use forms of compression bandages, there are videos I have uploaded on this.
    1
  5609. Nerve underestimate 'gut feelings'. If I feel uncomfortable about a patient for any reason, I use this as a criteria for escalation, even if I am not specify why. Having said that, being systematic is also important, it helps not to miss bits out.
    1
  5610. They were carried out in Denmark
    1
  5611. Of course, and they are working as we speak, thank you
    1
  5612. Good point
    1
  5613. I take it you did not have time to listen to the video Jim?
    1
  5614. yes, sorry, it should be cases,
    1
  5615. Those are not proper crisps, proper crisps are flat, yours are rounded in cross section. Try and do better next time.
    1
  5616. Well, if you like it I guess its ok
    1
  5617. Good question, wish I could give you a definitive answer.
    1
  5618. Much appreciated!
    1
  5619. No, second I think.
    1
  5620. From what we know so far, common cold symptoms come after the person has had a fever for days. I have not read any reports saying that it presents with common cold symptoms. Do remember colds are common.
    1
  5621. Did most of his children die? I thought it was just Anne and Charles jnr. who died young. Was Emma his aunt or cousin, she can't be both?
    1
  5622. No, from the East
    1
  5623. and seems to have an effective leadership
    1
  5624. Thank you sea knight, we agree
    1
  5625. Just one drug on its own, not a combination of drugs
    1
  5626. well, 600. 000, 000 people in India are poor
    1
  5627. https://news.yale.edu/2025/02/19/immune-markers-post-vaccination-syndrome-indicate-future-research-directions Do try again please
    1
  5628. Thank you Twaha, may God bless you also. What is your current job?
    1
  5629. Yes, big chunks cut out of it
    1
  5630. of course
    1
  5631.  @yelenmaegazo8947  local abattoir
    1
  5632. Its quite appealing, but the sheep had been killed for meat already
    1
  5633. fair point
    1
  5634. How long after you were injected?
    1
  5635. Sounds about right
    1
  5636. I know, its weird, meanwhile people are dying
    1
  5637. Welcome!
    1
  5638. I will, things are difficult in so many ways just now
    1
  5639. You are very welcome
    1
  5640. Great question Frank.
    1
  5641. Thanks for sharing
    1
  5642. Always welcome
    1
  5643. What side effects did you have in mind?
    1
  5644.  @petrarausova  Routine antenatal anti-D prophylaxis (RAADP) is recommended as a treatment option for all pregnant women who are rhesus D (RhD) negative and who are not known to be sensitised to the RhD antigen. This is the advice from NICE. Overall it sounds like you know much more than I do about the theory behind this procedure, however, you do seem to be a bit against the procedure? Im certainly not an obesities expert, but I have never heard corners about reduction in immunological competence or adverse effects on breast feeding. Also delayed cord clamping is considered best practice, so clamping and cutting the cord immediately after birth is not currently recommended.
    1
  5645. Sorry, I get so many. Could this pattern be due to the way the figures are collated and reported. We do see this pattern due to reporting issues in the UK
    1
  5646. Glad you like them!
    1
  5647. coming soon
    1
  5648. Ner, the establishment doesn't like me very much
    1
  5649. God bless you also Yasmeen
    1
  5650. Do you find much?
    1
  5651. I don't remove comments very often, but considered removing this one. Your comment is offensive. Please apologise forthwith.
    1
  5652. I uploaded these about 3 years ago
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  5653. Good point
    1
  5654. Are your students using the videos do you know?
    1
  5655. Thank you Yasmen, love from England
    1
  5656. Wow, thank you
    1
  5657. I will check this out, at work we just get them from a box.
    1
  5658. its back now
    1
  5659. Its just the way the government officials described it, I would have thought its all part of the first wave
    1
  5660. You are very welcome
    1
  5661. Thanks for watching!
    1
  5662. Only when Gerard was first caught, after this he settled down
    1
  5663. Genesis Chapter one, So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them.
    1
  5664. I think UV would be good, but may need to be applied for a while. Heat will certainly kill the virus, over 80 degrees probably.
    1
  5665. I know, it's an issue.
    1
  5666. I agree, we were limited by staying in a caravan.
    1
  5667. I appreciate that! Thats a lot of watching, well done
    1
  5668. Yes, HI Virus
    1
  5669. I just got one online
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  5670. But I saw the video, she was not wearing a mask
    1
  5671. No
    1
  5672. Then how did it begin? Infinite regress is not very satisfying
    1
  5673. Lets hope so
    1
  5674. where are you working?
    1
  5675. Ive already posted several hundred, how many have you watched so far?
    1
  5676. You are welcome!
    1
  5677. yes, of course ask away
    1
  5678. Would be useful
    1
  5679. I agree with you, 330 million Americans would disagree
    1
  5680. Yes, influenza is an ongoing problem.
    1
  5681. what about the 'bad start' theory. DM is about 20% in Cambodia
    1
  5682. Good question, its unlikely as the outer ear is not lined with mucous membrane.
    1
  5683. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
    1
  5684. Can you send me some video pleas Shamsul, to johnincarlsiel@gmail.com
    1
  5685. It may do so
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  5686. Hey, how long do you want these videos to be
    1
  5687. Who told you that?
    1
  5688. o yes
    1
  5689. What an excellent suggestion, I don't know, but it wold make a lot of sense
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  5690. Hopefully not for some time
    1
  5691. Thats just awful, such a tragic thing
    1
  5692. Mine seems fine, what seems to be the issue?
    1
  5693. Do try not to follow your Southern friends too much
    1
  5694. I do hope so
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  5695.  @gmchats5335  excellent, did you get the pdf from campbellteaching web site?
    1
  5696.  @ME-xh5zq  campbellteaching.co.uk
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  5697. O, OK, thank you
    1
  5698. Yes please, can you translate some?
    1
  5699. Pig or sheep
    1
  5700. Why, O why indeed?
    1
  5701.  @martinstrunk4682  Is this the study you looked at? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2835877/
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  5702.  @منتظرعبدالله-ر4ز  Have you watched the video series I made on inflamma?
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  5703.  @منتظرعبدالله-ر4ز  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn7EKd1EuCo&t=134s
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  5704.  @منتظرعبدالله-ر4ز  This is the first video in the series, there are about 10 videos all together on inflammation, do let me know when you have watched them
    1
  5705. Ive covered Sweden loads of times, can do it every episode
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  5706. Glad it was helpful!
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  5707. Im not at all good at drawing, that is the point, if I can do it anyone can.
    1
  5708. Let's hope for the best, but it does seem to be spreading.
    1
  5709. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
    1
  5710. Yes I did, you should watch more often
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  5711. Thanks Deborah, if you want to talk about this please e mail me, johnincarlisle@gmail.com
    1
  5712. and US I think
    1
  5713. I take K2
    1
  5714. No, it means loss of appetite
    1
  5715. did you catch yesterdays video
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  5716. No
    1
  5717. Have a great New Year Linda
    1
  5718. Yes, they are two different things, thanks for noticing
    1
  5719. probably, if I had the time
    1
  5720. Interesting perspective
    1
  5721. Suction effect, remember normal atmospheric pressure is 760mmHg
    1
  5722. yes, go too campbellteaching.co.uk
    1
  5723.  @odaialzoubi9673  Good idea, I will have to put one together
    1
  5724. Which part of India are you from?
    1
  5725. good title
    1
  5726. Not looking like it so far
    1
  5727. Yes, the lymphatic system in involved in cancer protection in ways I for sure don't understand.
    1
  5728. Nor the years condem
    1
  5729. Thanks for watching!
    1
  5730. Thanks and welcome
    1
  5731. This is covered in the larter part of the video, did you watch up to the end?
    1
  5732. Good question, we are not sure how long the virus can live on surfaces, but the longer you left the package without opening, the more likely any virions would be to die.
    1
  5733. I did say it is mutating, which it is
    1
  5734. Just I believe it is not mutating so much that one vaccine will not be effective for the world
    1
  5735. Do you have a reference of this accusation? If you do, I will cover it, if not its only words
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  5736. Yes, tomorrow, should be good.
    1
  5737. Which country do you live in?
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  5738. There may not be or there may be, its an unknown
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  5739. I don't know, do you have a good local doctor to advise you?
    1
  5740. what were you when you were 16 weeks?
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  5741. Im not sure about that Adrian, I think they come from animals.
    1
  5742. Yep, do unto others as you would be done by
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  5743. You are very welcome
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  5744. However, if there were devitalised tissue that will necrose, then a delayed primary cloister after debridement and wound cleaning might be more appropriate.
    1
  5745. For an 8 cm wound, well it depends on the area of the body effected, and how elastic the involved tissues are. Grafting might be an option in this case.
    1
  5746. Lets hope so
    1
  5747. Go argue with the Lancet
    1
  5748. I think the arms must have been moved while the body was stiff, but not in full rigorous mortis. But Im not sure, I am planning to talk with some undertakers and pathologists about this very point. Good question.
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  5749. It produces some of the seminal fluid to nourish the sperm
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  5750. There have been methods at different times, the current practice is to put in the numbers. However, for the BP we also add top and bottom markers.
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  5751. How easy did you find it to follow the language?
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  5752. Absolutely, there is the applied aspects and the shear interest of the topics. Im the same, I dabble in physics, anthropology and human history for example.
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  5753. Good, thats what I wanted to know, thank you. I did have my suspicions.
    1
  5754. How many have you watched so far Zain?
    1
  5755. Dear Dan, Where is FLCS? This programme lasts for about 2 hours and you can order the full DVD from my web site for covering costs, go to the media section on campbellteaching dot co dot uk The problem is youtube only give us 10 minute slots, best wishes, John
    1
  5756. Im not sure, have you looked up the ionisation of ammonia?
    1
  5757. It is moved down a little because of the volume of the liver above the right kidney
    1
  5758. which country are you in?
    1
  5759. Yes, Im afraid you can
    1
  5760. Hi Yellow, I think there is a number 5, or if yo go on my web site I can send you a DVD, John
    1
  5761. ventricles are the lower pumping chambers
    1
  5762. Partly, but Im sure it is more than placebo.
    1
  5763. campbellteaching.co.uk
    1
  5764. Could be
    1
  5765. I guess its novel until it is fully characterised.
    1
  5766. no, membranes, but pathologies might me mentioned as well.
    1
  5767. Good point, I suspect it is a factor
    1
  5768. This is also true, yes
    1
  5769. Good point
    1
  5770. interesting
    1
  5771. Depends if it spreads to your area. Big measures may become necessary in time, for a time.
    1
  5772. No, it was just that it was on one channel, do try again, its worth it
    1
  5773. Depends where you live, TB in some places
    1
  5774. I know of it
    1
  5775. do try again in a few minutes
    1
  5776. Excellent point, but there are salaries and expenses to consider
    1
  5777. Good to know Fergus, thank you
    1
  5778. that's good, what is your first language?
    1
  5779. None
    1
  5780. Hope the exam goes well
    1
  5781. Yes, they have to have one to house the nucleus.
    1
  5782. For sure, but who will do this work? It would require open minded investigators.
    1
  5783. Yes, this did happen
    1
  5784. Awesome! Thank you!
    1
  5785. interesting, thank you
    1
  5786. Im always very suspicious of the guardian
    1
  5787. Ill put these on the 'to do' list
    1
  5788. Which one?
    1
  5789. Ner, dont watch the BBC anymore
    1
  5790. probably not
    1
  5791. This is the real me, my site has been cloned, please ignore, I will never include any commercial content. I have blocked future posts from this imposter.
    1
  5792. Good point, try my Facebook
    1
  5793. https://twitter.com/Johnincarlisle
    1
  5794. Ive uploaded the posters to twitter
    1
  5795. So pleased you are watching and finding the videos interesting, thank you
    1
  5796. Thats not good, are you able to re-subscribe?
    1
  5797. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  5798. O come on
    1
  5799. why?
    1
  5800. Sequential
    1
  5801. It's true, it's fairly easy to get rid of a temperature. Getting rid of the virus is a bit more tricky. As you say, they will still be infectious.
    1
  5802. Thanks, I liked that one myself
    1
  5803. Strange indeed, did you get much body surface area exposure?
    1
  5804. Did you watch yesterdays video?
    1
  5805. Yes, the more people that are infected the more opportunities there is for the virus to mutate, so far it looks like it is not mutating.
    1
  5806. I did this back in February
    1
  5807.  @خالدحمادنقصوزنكوغيرفكرك  Great to know you are using the videos from your language background. I do consider that people watching may have English as a second language, but its always good to get conformation.
    1
  5808.  @خالدحمادنقصوزنكوغيرفكرك  Do you know if any of your contacts in Egypt are using the videos? Any way, do click plenty of like icons for me, God bless you, John
    1
  5809.  @خالدحمادنقصوزنكوغيرفكرك  Yes, of course, please do post questions. The feedback you have provided is very useful, thank you. It can get a bit lonely making videos sometimes, so its great to know I am communicating with another mind.
    1
  5810. I don't know, but it is true
    1
  5811. I would love to meet up with you next time you are in the UK Mr. President. Do let me know when there might be a convent time. I would be happy to drive up to your facility in Ayrshire.
    1
  5812. Awesome! Thank you, sometimes they seem to take a few minutes get around YT
    1
  5813. I do, but need to close out the noise from outside when Im recording
    1
  5814. Good call!
    1
  5815. Excellent, its good that these amazing systems are of interest to all.
    1
  5816. ner, I washed it, it was fine
    1
  5817. 谢谢你让我知道，你住在哪里
    1
  5818. Thats good, Im glad the videos are being watched in China
    1
  5819. Could be
    1
  5820. could you record this on a video report, or just an MP3, campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    1
  5821. Sounds like you and your wife are in a good position to do some health education, I wish you well.
    1
  5822. In PEA the electrical activity can appear normal, but there is no corresponding contraction. So I think the basic answer to your question is no. Having said that if the normal electrical changes are adversely effected this can cause arrhythmias and potentially cardiac arrest.
    1
  5823. Bless you DM, John
    1
  5824. Yes, please do, thanks Sam
    1
  5825. Not this trip unfortunately
    1
  5826. It must be your device, please try on another device
    1
  5827. infection fatality rate
    1
  5828. Do they still put quinine it tonic water?
    1
  5829. no, I messed up o the graphic
    1
  5830. God bless South Sudan
    1
  5831. Wow Amina, is you husband fortunate to have a wife like you, amazing. What are you doing for your PhD?
    1
  5832. This is referring to the T suppressor lymphocytes, which limit the inflammatory and immunological response
    1
  5833. Hmm, I guess this is expected unfortunately.
    1
  5834. yes, please do this
    1
  5835. What is your job Athraa?
    1
  5836. Do you take x rays or do you specialise in reading them? @athraasalih7957 
    1
  5837. Wow, thank you!
    1
  5838. Thats great if it works for you. Do you know if there is an evidence base?
    1
  5839. do please watch my apology video
    1
  5840. I do hope you keep well in that wonderful place.
    1
  5841. Yer, quite a few people are saying that
    1
  5842. Ner, data driven science
    1
  5843. Yes, I have read this, thank you. This would take a mass of workforce me to understand. What might be best is if a knowledgeable person, who knows the case, were to be interviewed, or record a video report.
    1
  5844. Do hope you both have lights and wear high viz
    1
  5845. great point
    1
  5846. I did not know any of this, all kind of fits together.
    1
  5847. Hey, don't post spam on my channel thank you.
    1
  5848. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
    1
  5849. Catch it, bin it, kill it, yes very much agree with you.
    1
  5850. Please do!
    1
  5851. So sorry for your loss Li, and I agree with you fully.
    1
  5852. No, that's not looking hopeful
    1
  5853. I will need a reference for that Im afraid
    1
  5854. no, its a, b, c, b, do have another look and see what you think. As this stands you have a score of 50%
    1
  5855. It was dropped
    1
  5856. Thanks and welcome
    1
  5857. Im not aware of any evidence that this will help immunity unfortunately.
    1
  5858. A very useful comparison with animals, thank you
    1
  5859. O yes
    1
  5860. You need a random blood glucose assessment (often called a BM test) and blood taken for HbA1C. You should also have you urine tested to see if it contains glucose of ketones. Any local nurse or doctor should be able to do these tests.
    1
  5861. Wow Sue, what an excellent summary, thanks for that
    1
  5862. Yes, strange Reuters sill using the old name, good point of course
    1
  5863. Im well up for that
    1
  5864. O, I did not know that, its a great point
    1
  5865. Well spotted, it seems to be getting ignored
    1
  5866. what thing do you mean?
    1
  5867.  @whitetree4645  why should I wear gloves?
    1
  5868. what is your channel about?
    1
  5869. Thanks, you too!
    1
  5870. they are microscopic structures in the lung tissue
    1
  5871. Good point, I think the better quality make would give extra protection, but Im not sure how much extra.
    1
  5872. I don't think so
    1
  5873. Have you made a video on this? If so please send me a link
    1
  5874. Yes, interesting
    1
  5875. Don't know much about it Im afraid, it's very rare.
    1
  5876. Excellent, you seem to have watched the whole NS series, do click the like icon on my videos whenever you can, this helps the channel to develop.
    1
  5877. Have you seen this one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0Iqz-3_nHc
    1
  5878. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  5879. I'm glad you like it
    1
  5880. Thank you Annie
    1
  5881. I thought the OT dietary laws were rescinded in the Acts?
    1
  5882. Come on, background is always useful?
    1
  5883. Thank you Alan
    1
  5884. Did you actually listen the the whole talk, I deal with this issue clearly.
    1
  5885.  Annette Königsheim  Ive had a fair bit of this unfortunately, however Im the only one with the verified account, with the tick after my name. Thanks for letting me know.
    1
  5886.  @LondonSteveLee  Interesting one, thank you
    1
  5887. Yes, I also wish it will get better soon. Are you now being well treated by health care professionals?
    1
  5888.  @hopezhang8278  Good, do eat a nutricious diet as well, eg. vitamin C and zinc are needed for wound healing.
    1
  5889. His is indeed excellent
    1
  5890. yes, sorry it is 0.3%
    1
  5891. yes, some, john
    1
  5892. Withdrawl from alcohol can be managed with good care and some medications. I know, I have looked after these patients many times myself. Please seek out the professional help you need, it is possible to get dry. Again, I have seen this many times. While any cirrhosis will not reverse, liver function can sometimes improve dramatically as the fatty liver changes recover with abstanance. Do not give up hope, your condition is treatable.
    1
  5893. Thanks, you too!
    1
  5894. I read a lot of comments
    1
  5895. Thanks for listening
    1
  5896. Interesting, thank you
    1
  5897. You do not inoculate with a vaccine you vaccinate. Inoculation means introduction of live viable antigen.
    1
  5898. This had been in several previous videos already
    1
  5899. Yes, this is probably true, the so calle eukaryotic event. But now some nuclear genes code for constructin of part of the mitochondria.
    1
  5900. I actually thought you brought a bit of class to the video.
    1
  5901. So true
    1
  5902. Yes, lets hope production is taken over by lower cost manufactures or the price is tightly controlled
    1
  5903. Yes, of course, you are correct
    1
  5904. Not necessarily, it would depend on their oxygen sats, we would normally titrate to 94 - 98%
    1
  5905. and your evidence for this assertion is?
    1
  5906. excellent point
    1
  5907. Yes, good point
    1
  5908. Wasn't aware there was a theme song?
    1
  5909. I have been caring for bus drivers for over 30 years
    1
  5910. I did know that, where?
    1
  5911. I appreciate that!
    1
  5912. True, probably over 50 million died in the 1918 -1919 pandemic.
    1
  5913. Fair point
    1
  5914. Sound about right
    1
  5915. powerful comment, thank you
    1
  5916. good point
    1
  5917. radial and ulnar arteries, you can feel them both in the wrist
    1
  5918. You put thing into clear perspective Dawn
    1
  5919. Amen
    1
  5920. Yes, for sure, B12 as well. We are starting enclosures for chickens, well kept with plenty of food and space. Should get lots of eggs soon.
    1
  5921. Can you post them here?
    1
  5922.  @Phillips1758  then the homeostasis series https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HS66q_OA8g
    1
  5923. and the body fluids series https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_RQLl3uyoI
    1
  5924. They do not come from the brain, they start in the sinoatrial node.
    1
  5925.  @newcreasent268  No neurone impulse is not needed, the heart works on its own, thats why we can do heart transplants.
    1
  5926. Wow, thank you!
    1
  5927. That was in the last video
    1
  5928. me too
    1
  5929. https://news.yale.edu/2025/02/19/immune-markers-post-vaccination-syndrome-indicate-future-research-directions
    1
  5930. What do you mean?
    1
  5931. Yes, I did this one yesterday, good point
    1
  5932. Im up for such an interview, tell me more about what you had in mind?
    1
  5933. Good point, it may point to realities.
    1
  5934. Hello Sarala, Good to hear from you, which country are you in?
    1
  5935. Percy was shot her to where I live
    1
  5936. Absolutely, and yet mysteries remain.
    1
  5937. I know, I have always had a great time in the States, lovely people, more friendly than the brits in my experience, and very polite. Trolls I just ignore, sad people with nothing better to do.
    1
  5938. Thanks for listening
    1
  5939.  @nikitabt2177  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP5C59QTuKI&t=415s
    1
  5940. Interesting, when were you last there?
    1
  5941. If only it was Chris
    1
  5942. This is true
    1
  5943. Good point
    1
  5944. Do yo have any defences to the clinical trials?
    1
  5945. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUJ4zkKMirU&t=75s
    1
  5946. Great to know Maria, I wish you well for your exam.
    1
  5947. You are most welcome Mia, thanks for letting me know.
    1
  5948.  @victoriaporter6586  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pg2bEfnmSrQ
    1
  5949. Working in Carlisle in the North of England, just part time these days.
    1
  5950. O, I had not heard that, so where are we from if not Africa?
    1
  5951. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    1
  5952. You're welcome!
    1
  5953. For sure
    1
  5954. Thank you Daniel
    1
  5955. Did you actually listen to this and the last video?
    1
  5956. and draw some of your own diagrams as well
    1
  5957. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    1
  5958. O, OK, interesting, thank you
    1
  5959. Hi Sheri, Thanks for contacting me, where is Bartshealt?
    1
  5960. Much appreciated
    1
  5961. As always?
    1
  5962. do try again in a few minutes
    1
  5963. It that true?
    1
  5964. Great to know Joy, thanks. Which country are you in?
    1
  5965. Excellent question, there is a group testing just that just now. We await their findings. My guess is probably not, I don't think they will work, but let's wait and see.
    1
  5966. As soon as I get the time
    1
  5967. You are most welcome SB
    1
  5968. Thats interesting, thanks for letting me know, makes perfect sense.
    1
  5969. You are so welcome!
    1
  5970. Yes, you are correct
    1
  5971. Yes, this is a good point Graham
    1
  5972. Influenza is certainly a problem, but this virus will be as well, not instead of.
    1
  5973. Thanks for the info!
    1
  5974. Not removed by me
    1
  5975. Correct
    1
  5976. No evidence at all for this, I firmly believe not, we need our dogs.
    1
  5977. there are many courses on the channel, do look t them and get back to me
    1
  5978. why, what does it say
    1
  5979. Not in terms of diabetes
    1
  5980. True
    1
  5981. The unborn child, its a medical term for unborn children.
    1
  5982. Yes, this is a factor
    1
  5983. Thank you for letting me know Tayyab, great to know you are watching in Afghanistan
    1
  5984. I think I kept growing until I was 18, not much but a bit. Some growth can occur until the long bone growth plates are fused
    1
  5985. Thanks Charles, I have made a few, how many have you watched?
    1
  5986. Impressive, thank you
    1
  5987. Jut as soon as its published, come on NEJM
    1
  5988. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  5989. What do you mean?
    1
  5990. We have our fair share of dodged types here as well
    1
  5991. Many thanks
    1
  5992. O yes
    1
  5993. logical reasoning, thank you
    1
  5994. Thank you vey much Kweli
    1
  5995. Sorry, there should just be one quick one at the start, no more, I will check on that
    1
  5996. What would we do with our discussion after we had recorded it?
    1
  5997. Have you got a reference?
    1
  5998. Well, that would be a very small dose I would think, these are the guidelines from the UK. https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ph56/chapter/1-Recommendations#recommendation-1-increase-access-to-vitamin-d-supplements
    1
  5999. You are very welcome
    1
  6000. Good point, Ill try
    1
  6001. Its because it is a virus, antiviral drugs will suppress viral multiplication, but can not kill the virus.
    1
  6002. Is RSV their primary pathogenesis, or a secondary PCR detected colonisation of the upper tract?
    1
  6003. You have been fortunate, Im delighted it worked out so well
    1
  6004. Nope
    1
  6005. Thats a long time, thank you for being faithful!
    1
  6006. Did you watch the full series?
    1
  6007. I agree, but malnutrition could make it worse.
    1
  6008. thanks for watching Satyajeet
    1
  6009. Disappointing, we are endemic rather than herd
    1
  6010. Wonderful!
    1
  6011. Not unless its infected with the virus
    1
  6012. Yes, but the FDA has information not in the public domaine, so they can know more than us
    1
  6013. No, this would not work as the viral particles are inside the cells. The treatment is purely supportive unfortunately.
    1
  6014. true
    1
  6015. We wear poppies as a commemoration every year for 11 November
    1
  6016. Good one
    1
  6017. Thank you too!
    1
  6018. Time will tell, but its still tragic for many in China
    1
  6019. Have you been checked for allergies?
    1
  6020. Sounds good, thanks for letting me know.
    1
  6021. Urinary infection can cause pain
    1
  6022. Yes, but what is your point?
    1
  6023. Glad you like them!
    1
  6024. So sorry, I had never heard of this before last week.
    1
  6025. Thanks, you too!
    1
  6026. I appreciate that!
    1
  6027. Thank you Jo, it is, I have worked with Wefwafwa on the ground in Uganda and have seen it working.
    1
  6028. why? @lalsoni6711 
    1
  6029. Awesome, thank you!
    1
  6030. Not normally, is should close just after birth
    1
  6031. a little bit
    1
  6032. Apologies
    1
  6033. All things end
    1
  6034. Good point
    1
  6035. Thats fine, but do let us know what you are thinking, thats the idea, to share thoughts with others.
    1
  6036. They should not be, where did you read that?
    1
  6037. Could well be
    1
  6038. Which is fully consistent with my report in the video
    1
  6039. I did show the whole time line
    1
  6040. Well done Samudra, how many of the videos have you watched?
    1
  6041. Which country are you in?
    1
  6042. None at all
    1
  6043. You're very welcome
    1
  6044. I think it is from bats, its abuse of wild animals that is the problem.
    1
  6045. Thanks for your considered response. I have already posted a video on the best time to conceive, in. simplified way. I will certainly think about some more reproductive videos, although Im not actually an expert in this field, I just work in an ED (or A and E as we call it). I do find it reassuring when experts, as I suspect you are, watch the videos to check the facts in the content.
    1
  6046. Yes it is
    1
  6047. O know, thats a tragic accident, I do hope the wound is healing well and you are regaining good levels of function.
    1
  6048.  @learnwithme340  Im pleased its getting better, did you lose the foot?
    1
  6049. I just use them for close up work
    1
  6050. Thank you too!
    1
  6051. Bless you also Elena
    1
  6052. We think so, let hope it remains so. Still 3% is significant.
    1
  6053. fail point
    1
  6054. Cool, thanks
    1
  6055. Sorry, didn't realise
    1
  6056. Aspirin will also reduce fever
    1
  6057. Have Apple and Google realised this problem and accounted for it in some way?
    1
  6058. Only a man, I assure you
    1
  6059. No we did not have J and J, but its similar to the AZ
    1
  6060. There should only have been one add at the beginning, was there any more?
    1
  6061. The main symptom of hypernatremia is excessive thirst. Other symptoms are lethargy, which is extreme fatigue and lack of energy, and possibly confusion. Advanced cases may also cause muscle twitching or spasms. That’s because sodium is important for how muscles and nerves work. With severe elevations of sodium, seizures and coma may occur. Severe symptoms are rare and usually found only with rapid and large rises of sodium in the blood plasma.
    1
  6062.  @ThEGhOsT9.9  Sodium retention will lead to water retention which will lead to oedema.
    1
  6063. why?
    1
  6064. You bet!
    1
  6065. The estimate I have read is 300, 000, 000 people died in South America from smallpox
    1
  6066. Im delighted the videos are helping Keerti, thanks for letting me know
    1
  6067. Well, the data from SARS was that the virus can survive on surfaces. This new one is being studied now, but I think it will turn out to be able to live for several days on surfaces. The virus will only survive for a time, so if you delay opening the package the virus will have time to die.
    1
  6068. Yes, I have already posted a series on the ovarian cycle and covered this and the hormones produced
    1
  6069. Yes, creation from nothing
    1
  6070. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  6071. Do you have this evidence please Scott? Im not aware of it, and I have looked.
    1
  6072. Watch the video, its a bit lower than that
    1
  6073. Thanks for watching!
    1
  6074. Yes, do share the information, thats what it is for. I don't have a specific chat page, but do ask me anything you would like to know.
    1
  6075. Ner, got to keep trying, just like me, even if we do have the odd relapse
    1
  6076. I think so.
    1
  6077. I don't think there is any evidence for aliens so this is unlikely. Even if there were, they would be unlikely to be able to reproduce with humans as we can only interbreed within our now species. It is also unlikely that aliens would have the same DNA and triplet coding as us, making this even more improbable.
    1
  6078. cool subject
    1
  6079. I also like the new 500 Rebel low rider
    1
  6080. you need to watch yesterdays video for the full run down, near the end of the video
    1
  6081. Current data suggests 3% mortality.
    1
  6082. Sorry I made the video in a way you are completely unable to comprehend.
    1
  6083. Not at all, thank you for watching
    1
  6084. Lets hope things start improving soon
    1
  6085. colateral circulation develops
    1
  6086. Correct
    1
  6087. Thank you for your interest. There are donation links in the description, under the video
    1
  6088. Thanks for letting me know Amarnath, its great to know people understand the lessons.
    1
  6089. Happy new year Kahnz
    1
  6090. Thanks for that Suzanne, 1990 was my first full year of being a nurse tutor. Do let me know how you get on with the videos.
    1
  6091. I have already read the whole book
    1
  6092. You are very welcome
    1
  6093. Do we know how any organ functions is a good question. With the liver its yes and no I guess, we know how its gross and fine structure is related to functions, how different fluids flow and are chemical modified, but in a sense these are simplified models of explanation. So I can not tell you what life is, and for sure the liver is alive.
    1
  6094. O, really, I will ask
    1
  6095. No, but that is not in these studies, we have to go by the evidence under consideration at the time
    1
  6096. Of course you make an obvious point, but the interesting thing is it is by no means obvious to most people. As you say, each organ and cell functions along without us thinking about it. Often organs are controlled by the nervous system or endocrine system. For example the heart rate is regulated by the autonomic nervous system. But then it's amazing that each cell within an organ functions as an individual unit, doing some pretty amazing stuff.
    1
  6097. I guess the main point is we are left free to get on with our lives, making decisions and doing things, it's all a bit weird really.
    1
  6098. Its classified as organic because it contains carbon, CO(NH2)2
    1
  6099. Lets try again, this is me
    1
  6100. This seems to be working, always worth checking
    1
  6101. Im not sure they would have me
    1
  6102. It was declared on the paper.
    1
  6103. Always has been, is now and will be
    1
  6104. never heard of the before
    1
  6105. Erastus stayed in Corinth, and I left Trophimus sick in Miletus. Are you saying Trophimus was sick because he forgot to pray?
    1
  6106. Sounds like a good analysis, thanks for adding.
    1
  6107. Yay! Thank you!
    1
  6108. Wow, amazing.
    1
  6109. I have not heard of such a 39 based classification. Also there are more lash marks than this, 39 was the Jewish maximum, not the Roman maximum.
    1
  6110. This is a tragic history Joanne, I am so sorry.
    1
  6111. Is this common in NZ?
    1
  6112. Ive made about 700 already, all on youtube, how many have you watched?
    1
  6113. thats fine, do let me know when you have watched a few more, don't forget to click the like icon as well
    1
  6114. No, I have not read the book, but my thinking on end of life care is clear
    1
  6115. I don't think it is the end times yet
    1
  6116. Yes I need to get my tecky to put some more on, there is also the full DVD versions on my web site, John
    1
  6117. do post a link to your essay please
    1
  6118. I can't write in Spanish or Portuguese unfortunately
    1
  6119. Yes I have, many times
    1
  6120. Excellent points, thank you
    1
  6121. You are very welcome
    1
  6122. What? I have a stock of my books at lower prices, check out campbellteaching.co.uk for my e mail, campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    1
  6123. Postage rates depend on where you are, in the UK postage is free, its more to the US of course. Or download PDFs from my website
    1
  6124. Personally I like the full details, so Im very happy with longer reports
    1
  6125. cant remember a think, must have been drunk at the time
    1
  6126. O yes, I remember this now, hard to believe
    1
  6127. Ner, technical difficulties, there is a lot to get right at the same time
    1
  6128. Would be good, but unlikely
    1
  6129. Lets hope not
    1
  6130. there is whole series on this, cardiovascular disorders and one on heart disease
    1
  6131. Depends on why the brain is low on 'energy', one common cause is hypoglycaemia.
    1
  6132. Yes, absolutely they do
    1
  6133. Yes, this is true
    1
  6134. Well, you could get my books if you like, one on physiology and one on pathophysiology.
    1
  6135. Can you see a doctor to get treatment for low iron?
    1
  6136. Thanks Riaz, which country are you in?
    1
  6137. Ar yes, with PJ
    1
  6138. goog point
    1
  6139. Henry VIII ?
    1
  6140. Indeed, thats why I sometimes click onto the wrong one
    1
  6141. I see, I will upload one today on respiratory system, tell me if this is what you meant?
    1
  6142. Thanks Bob, you live in a great country.
    1
  6143. God bless you also Oguzie, but I assure you I am only a man.
    1
  6144. This is a good point.
    1
  6145. Insulin binds to external membrane receptors, it does not go into the cell.
    1
  6146. campbellteaching.co.uk. youtube channel is called campbellteaching
    1
  6147. Thats great, thanks for letting me know
    1
  6148. Thanks Stephanie, did you watch the other vides in the series?
    1
  6149. Thanks!
    1
  6150. Platelets are derived from megakaryocytic, which I guess are a form of white cell, even if only present in the bone marrow.
    1
  6151. such a great point
    1
  6152. Thanks Mike, good to hear.
    1
  6153. what are you talking about please explain
    1
  6154. O, you are learning to say it properly, I see.
    1
  6155.  @temporaryrelief2981  Yes, I know. There are quite a few differences, but more similarities fortunately.
    1
  6156. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    1
  6157. Excellent point and a problemI think.
    1
  6158. Yes, that is why I like the podcast format. Do give plenty of likes as well as downloading them please.
    1
  6159. You're welcome!
    1
  6160. Come on, this is putting things together, not a naive retelling.
    1
  6161. Is she a poly girl?
    1
  6162. Yes, there are two books on the posted link in the description
    1
  6163. not as far as I know
    1
  6164. Yes, Im planning work on all of these, except the unemployment one, which is not my area of expertise. I am also looking at prescriptions for antidepressants. As I am a one man team, I have limited time, so can not cover everything, but these are on the to do list.
    1
  6165. Could do, production gets less efficient with increaseing ae as well.
    1
  6166. No, of course not
    1
  6167. Thank you na
    1
  6168. they can do, and will do when there is thrombus formation
    1
  6169. Does this mean you will not catch the virus? Obviously you will still be taking full precautions not to spread the virus.
    1
  6170.  @timetravelerwonder5778  Thats good, Im glad you will still be taking the usual precautions, Mathew Ch 7 verse 1.
    1
  6171. Me too, great point
    1
  6172. Thank you Olga, so pleased you are watching in Russia, many blessings from England
    1
  6173. what you say is sad but true
    1
  6174. All correct, well done
    1
  6175. I have not hear of such a condition, unless in benign pituitary tumours. I guess it would overstimulate the ovaries in women and increase testosterone levels in men.
    1
  6176. Welcome!!
    1
  6177. Yes, I have heard this also
    1
  6178. Biologically humans are animals, we are a subset of animal zoology. This in no way limits humanity to their animal component. I have often said humans are bio-social-spititual beings. I feel you do a disservice to humanity by insinuating a false dichotomy between what is scientifically obvious and scriptural truth.
    1
  6179. Interesting, thanks
    1
  6180. We can't them, but there is a cost
    1
  6181. No, the influenza jab will not be effective against this new virus.
    1
  6182. yep, done that one a few times myself
    1
  6183. Cant speak southern Indian languages
    1
  6184. No, there were cases in Canada
    1
  6185. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
    1
  6186. Thanks for listening
    1
  6187. You are welcome!
    1
  6188. Yes, but only 2 to 3%
    1
  6189. I like the image you present
    1
  6190. Havent read anything about this, do you have an evidence link?
    1
  6191. Have you got any links for reliable information?
    1
  6192. Are you saying the camera made a mistake?
    1
  6193. If only Umberto, I would love to have him on as a guest
    1
  6194. Yes, of course thank you
    1
  6195. If the virus becomes prevalent in your area, this could be a possible mode of contagion.
    1
  6196. I have not heard that one, no. It's a new or novel virus. Bird flu is normally influenza virus, this is coronavirus.
    1
  6197. All the best
    1
  6198. Thats too late, way too late.
    1
  6199. No, don't do that
    1
  6200. How did you know I was wearing shorts?
    1
  6201. Thank you Sarah
    1
  6202. how much of it did you listen to?
    1
  6203. I appreciate that!
    1
  6204. Well, for some things
    1
  6205. Good point about the mutations, and cross over during meiosis come to think of it.
    1
  6206. Why would I?
    1
  6207.  @icyyy356  yes, but it is recently killed animal, do you wear gloves when you are cutting up meat or sausages?
    1
  6208.  @icyyy356  Yes, its good to be vegetarian, better for personal health and global environment. Im from England, Im guessing you are in India?
    1
  6209.  @icyyy356  Ive done a bit of teaching in India, I kind of love it. I did a tropical medicine course in Liverpool, but its not a place I would want to live.
    1
  6210. Sure, ask him to contact me, I would love to talk to him
    1
  6211. Brain natriuretic peptide (BNP)
    1
  6212. Yes, dioxins, and they are still in the soil and food chains.
    1
  6213. He eventually attended Edward's funeral
    1
  6214. You are only the second person to get that one
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  6215. march
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  6216. I guess it will kill viruses but will need a longer exposure time than it would take for the alcohol to dry.
    1
  6217. Yes, indeed by all students as well as Indian
    1
  6218. Ive read all of the Quran, are you saying it contains modern scientific facts that could not have been know at the time?
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  6219. I would like to read it, which sura are you thinking about?
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  6220.  @adelmohammed7675  yes, number 23, which verse tells of embryogenesis?
    1
  6221.  @adelmohammed7675  yes, Ive read the before, the psalms also say, ‎الظلمة ايضا لا تظلم لديك والليل مثل النهار يضيء. كالظلمة هكذا النور 13لانك انت اقتنيت كليتيّ. نسجتني في بطن امي‎. 14‎احمدك من اجل اني قد امتزت عجبا. عجيبة هي اعمالك ونفسي تعرف ذلك يقينا‎. 15‎لم تختف عنك عظامي حينما صنعت في الخفاء ورقمت في اعماق الارض. 16رأت عيناك اعضائي وفي سفرك كلها كتبت يوم تصورت اذ لم يكن واحد منها‎. 17‎ما اكرم افكارك يا الله عندي ما اكثر جملتها‎.
    1
  6222. Same to you!
    1
  6223. I think its just the day effect
    1
  6224. No, no saying that
    1
  6225. Thanks for sharing!!
    1
  6226. I also worked with Cambodian refugees in the 80s, I love the country and people
    1
  6227. Thanks First and Last.
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  6228. How would you know?
    1
  6229. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  6230. We will try
    1
  6231. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  6232. I will see if I can find this information, but there is no published trial data as yet, so we depend on official announcements just now.
    1
  6233. Yes, clinical observations are always essential
    1
  6234. Yes, well worth discussion
    1
  6235. You are very welcome
    1
  6236. Interesting, this seems to be a theme. Well worth looking into.
    1
  6237. yes, I did somewhat conflate the 2 points
    1
  6238. Differential diagnosis is indicated with the antibody profile, NC protein antibody is virus specific. If there is only spike anibody, in the absence of NC protein antibody, then the person is not testing positive for previous covid viral infection.
    1
  6239. Yes, I think you may be correct, thanks
    1
  6240. ??
    1
  6241. Thanks, it only works occasionally
    1
  6242. No, not yet, these technologies are 'emerging'
    1
  6243. Yes, indeed
    1
  6244. Not as far as I know, have you heard anything about this?
    1
  6245. Thank you for this kind message Mrs. Tomkin
    1
  6246. Yes, good point
    1
  6247. All correct, well done
    1
  6248. Its a good point
    1
  6249. Always welcome
    1
  6250. Is it, interesting
    1
  6251. yes, these are the only two structures in the body with a portal system
    1
  6252. You are welcome!
    1
  6253. This is mental health
    1
  6254. No its not, not at all
    1
  6255. Well, Ive missed a few days
    1
  6256. I think there is a facility to do this on YT
    1
  6257. 14 days
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  6258.  @charleseckert9449  They are all now downloadable, with the podcasts and power points from campbellteaching.co.uk its the modern version of the thumb drive, I think the whole archive is £35, Ive also upgraded to HD where possible
    1
  6259.  @charleseckert9449  Yes, unfortunately PayPal is the only way I know to do this. On the site you can download podcasts, power points, videos and some still photographs as well.
    1
  6260.  @charleseckert9449  Its now a digital download, so its the same cost. Everything is on google drive, podcasts, power points, vids, photographs, so you can watch directly from the drive anywhere, or download.
    1
  6261.  @charleseckert9449  Actually, I have upgraded a lot of the videos to HD, so they no longer fit on a 64 gig stick I could put them all on a 128 gig stick, I guess these cost about $35, and about $10 to post it as well, this can be done if you would like. I guess it would work out at about $90 all together. However, if you get access to the google drive you could download the videos onto your own drive in a few hours. Do let me know your preference.
    1
  6262.  @charleseckert9449  can't see anything yet, did you pay via the link in campbellteaching?
    1
  6263.  @charleseckert9449  For the 128 gig stick and the postage it will be a total of $90
    1
  6264.  @charleseckert9449  Yes, it will be fine, just send an e mail to the link in the web site, orders@campbellteaching.co.uk and my tech help person will sort it
    1
  6265.  @charleseckert9449  thanks, need to check, Im not sure it works in the UK, should be able to find out tomorrow
    1
  6266. I take D3, just from a supermarket. I also take some vitamin K2 with mine.
    1
  6267. Good point, thank you, so much money
    1
  6268. This could well be a factor, yes
    1
  6269. Is this the only and sufficient explanation?
    1
  6270. just for the first few minutes I think, never mind
    1
  6271. Thank you so much for this conformation doctor, more to come soon I suspect and fear
    1
  6272. No, my Hindi is very basic
    1
  6273.  @goodwill543  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZ6vED5VWls&t=20s
    1
  6274. Interesting, what is MMS?
    1
  6275.  @veejaytsunamix  OK, thanks, interesting.
    1
  6276. does this one work?
    1
  6277. There is evidence that smokers are at increased risk of getting more severe disease.
    1
  6278. Are you a part of my audience?
    1
  6279. Great points
    1
  6280. Sometimes we learn the reasons for thing later, there could be a reason we have not discovered yet
    1
  6281. Often true unfortunatly
    1
  6282. Does this mean an elephant can not get a pneumothorax?
    1
  6283. Well, to be fair Darwinian thinking does not explain the emergence of the first prokaryotic cell. The other one that is a little tricky to explain is the emergence of consciousness and self awareness. Some other bits are good however.
    1
  6284. What does this say?
    1
  6285. Thank you for this information, don't know what to say
    1
  6286. Don't be too hard on the girls
    1
  6287.  @carolyn3746  well, its all proper science
    1
  6288. God bless you also Katrina, which country are you in?
    1
  6289.  @katrinamaetuban6084  Excellent
    1
  6290.  @moriallen643  it will probably prove to be none life, the jury is still well and truly out on that one
    1
  6291. O yes
    1
  6292. Thank you J, would you like to record a short video report? campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    1
  6293. Noted!
    1
  6294. Yes, I fully agree, just that.
    1
  6295. Thanks for this pj
    1
  6296. well, she is welcome to talk to me, I would love to have her on the channel, do ask her if you can contact her.
    1
  6297. what has failed?
    1
  6298. They are all on YouTube, type in campbellteaching and the subject you want to watch
    1
  6299. do send me his e mail, campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    1
  6300. Excellent Fay thank you
    1
  6301. Wonderful!
    1
  6302. I get a lot of comments like this, do you have any evidence that it is a majority view?
    1
  6303. Welcome back!
    1
  6304. It might come back
    1
  6305. Yes, they will be.
    1
  6306. Its because they are not activated, due to lack of vitamin D
    1
  6307. Its probably good for the brain.
    1
  6308. Im still collecting data on this one
    1
  6309. These studies are from BC, but are doctors prescribing it?
    1
  6310. Diarrhoea is pretty contagious
    1
  6311. Yes, there are 2 or 3 series on cardiovascular diseases. Have you seen them already?
    1
  6312. Eg. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv--VP-omFo&t=14s
    1
  6313. where about 10.27?
    1
  6314. I used to do that, but sometimes got mixed up
    1
  6315. Do you mean oedema (or edema in American English). Hopefully your Doctor can diagnose if the oedema is caused by venous disease and if it is prescribe the correct compression therapy. Doctors can also check if there is a systemic cause for any swelling. Is it worse in one leg or are both legs swollen?
    1
  6316. Yes, nut allergy would be form of allergic disease
    1
  6317. Do you see any tensions between the tenor of your comment and your user name? I think you would do well to reflect deeply on the impression you are giving.
    1
  6318. Sorry to hear this
    1
  6319. Ive hear of 4 cases so far in the world
    1
  6320. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  6321. Ive never heard an answer to that, do let me know if you find out. Excellent question.
    1
  6322. Get advice on lowering your diastolic this is too high
    1
  6323. Thank you! 😊
    1
  6324. mujhe pata hai, lekin bahut se log dekhate hain ki kya yah angrejee mein hai. isake alaava, vishv chikitsa jyaadaatar angrejee mein hai, isalie yah keval logon ko vishv chikitsa saahity ka upayog karane mein madad kar sakata hai yadi adhik angrejee seekhen.
    1
  6325. No, the study just came out 24 August
    1
  6326. Feedback is always good. Did I work with your wife at CIC or Garlands?
    1
  6327. You ask a profound question, why indeed
    1
  6328. This explains why BP will remain elevated during sleep in renin excess hypertension. if the cause is more psychogenic the BP will fall during sleep, as it does in some patients, John
    1
  6329. Not yet
    1
  6330. Yes, I don't think that is an evidence based statement, rather a pragmatic one
    1
  6331. Why?
    1
  6332. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
    1
  6333. You are very welcome
    1
  6334. 1. Is the pain worse when you take a deep breath in? 2. Did you have a recent injury? 3. Has a doctor listened to you chest as well as taking an X ray? 4. Have you had a chest infection recently? 5. Have you been ill recently? 6. Have you had any leg pain or leg swelling recently? 7. How long ago did the pain start?
    1
  6335. smallpox, yes
    1
  6336. the individual cells get bigger, we do not grow new cells
    1
  6337. I would love to spread the good news on this, can you send ma a link to the publications
    1
  6338. Putin also goes around accusing people of being nazis
    1
  6339. Its called iatrogenesis and I have mentioned it many many times
    1
  6340. Oxford what?
    1
  6341. mine do too
    1
  6342. if only
    1
  6343. Same to you!
    1
  6344. Well, Im not sure how dogmatic you can be with the pre - millennial position. There are alternative viable theological positions, most obviously the post - millennial position. My personal leanings are towards an amillennial stance, but I would not be too assertive on that.
    1
  6345. All of this material is included on the rest of the DVD but we are only allowed 10 minute clips on youtube. You can buy the whole DVDs for covering costs through my website campbellteaching dot co dot uk John
    1
  6346. Thanks for this excellent point. Was it a YT video you were watching?
    1
  6347. I think Ive improved the resolution
    1
  6348. Yes, more than usual, there had been a lot of rain
    1
  6349. make sure you cling plenty of like icons for me
    1
  6350. This is a most funny comment, which is good, as funny comments are more humorous than non funny comments
    1
  6351. Absolutely true, in one sense it's so simple, and yet such complicated physiology.
    1
  6352. Thanks, do click a 'like', this really helps the channel to grow.
    1
  6353. Thank you too!
    1
  6354. We need to follow our local government guidelines. Just now the answer will depend on where you are.
    1
  6355. do try again in a few minutes, it should work
    1
  6356. I have discussed it twice in the past week already, how much do you expect for one small country?
    1
  6357. Yes, so far its looking good for children, but we need more data.
    1
  6358. Yes, absolutely
    1
  6359. This is mostly gibberish, do take the trouble to write a response in English, or indeed whatever language you communicate in.
    1
  6360. Happy holidays!
    1
  6361. Thanks for listening
    1
  6362. good point
    1
  6363. Im waiting for the call
    1
  6364. time will tell on that one, I still think it is from bats
    1
  6365. Im not saying they should be avoided, but I think washing in soap and hot water is better. Keeping surfaces clean will also probably help.
    1
  6366. Hard to pick one, there are so many. Depends on the level you are looking for really.
    1
  6367. Thats great to hear, thank you
    1
  6368. That is a good suggestion
    1
  6369. Thank you Ryan, that is most helpful
    1
  6370. They helped me too Sarah, bless you
    1
  6371. which website?
    1
  6372. I don't understand your question, try asking again.
    1
  6373. Have you actually been watching my videos over the past year?
    1
  6374. I do hope so Gift
    1
  6375. Muscle cells do not divide
    1
  6376. Not as far as I know
    1
  6377. Good question
    1
  6378. I heard a couple of distant booms as well, about 40 minutes apart. Could have been distant jet going through the sound barrier?
    1
  6379. Do you mean your heart or the lesson?
    1
  6380. Hmmm, do try again in a few minutes, it should work
    1
  6381. Yes, and different proteins of the COVID-19 virus
    1
  6382. There are several already, search under brain for example
    1
  6383. no, not specifically on that
    1
  6384. You can do it!
    1
  6385. O yes
    1
  6386. Such a loss to humanity
    1
  6387. Its a failry uncommon condition, but I would be very happy to cover it. Its just that I am only one man and do not have time for every topic.
    1
  6388. Hello there!
    1
  6389. Not always unfortunately, many believers can also get depressed
    1
  6390. Yes, I think it was in fact 2000, might depend on the state
    1
  6391. this is an argument against the hypothesis
    1
  6392. I don't think there are any, if there are I don't know them. Deficiencies will reduce immunity, but extra nutrition will not increase immunity as far as I know.
    1
  6393. Im am so pleased you are watching in Sudan, God bless you also.
    1
  6394. Yes, of course, very much so
    1
  6395. You muse be getting old to remember!
    1
  6396. Give me the refrence and evidence please, untill then its anacdotal.
    1
  6397. Thank you Vlad
    1
  6398. No, repolarisation is not associated with any mechanical or kinetic movements, it an electrochemical event across the cell membranes only.
    1
  6399. ventricular diastole is from s to q
    1
  6400. I do hope not, there are many treatment options for asthma. Remember the death rate is. only 3%. You have youth on your side.
    1
  6401. Good, do go on and watch the others videos on the other systems of the body
    1
  6402. well some Chinese nurses had their hair shaved off.
    1
  6403. Not as far as I know, DNA fingerprinting is relatively recent.
    1
  6404. Ye, I think I have improved it now
    1
  6405. Thanks so much for being interested, I use this link, https://www.buymeacoffee.com/awmedicalvideos
    1
  6406. are you watching on a computer or phone?
    1
  6407. It is indeed
    1
  6408. Interesting, my source was the Telegraph
    1
  6409. interesting
    1
  6410. I think there is an issue with heavy metal accumulation
    1
  6411. Good idea!
    1
  6412. why
    1
  6413. omicron
    1
  6414. I'm glad you like it
    1
  6415. There are lots of videos on my channel already, do look and see if some would be helpful, its campbellteaching
    1
  6416. Doesn't work the same way
    1
  6417. Very welcome
    1
  6418. because we can't make folded proteins
    1
  6419. In terms of volume, I think so.
    1
  6420. Did you actually listen to this video
    1
  6421. Agreed
    1
  6422. useful background, thank you
    1
  6423. do try again in a few minutes
    1
  6424.  @ratneshmishra3742  What did the cardiologist say about your ECG?
    1
  6425. certain eye drops I think
    1
  6426. This is the problem, you will have to comply. Descisions are made at the state and international level.
    1
  6427. Of course, sorry
    1
  6428. Interesting, can't say I understand this actually.
    1
  6429. O dear, sorry to hear that
    1
  6430. they are all on USB drive now
    1
  6431. Secondary healing is associated with increased fibrous tissue production from fibroblasts
    1
  6432.  @okk2101  I would say there is also more regeneration in primary healing as there is a shorter distance for cell migration to take place over. Of Course, primary healing can still leave a scar, as you will see form any surgical scar.
    1
  6433. Well, we have known new viral infections would come for years now, so it is good to plan for them.
    1
  6434. Really, do you have a link?
    1
  6435. Wow, thank you
    1
  6436. Maybe one day!
    1
  6437. Excellent question
    1
  6438. Lovely country
    1
  6439.  @brianharrison3676  are you serious about spending a few hundred hours to investigate this?
    1
  6440.  @brianharrison3676  ok, e mail me on johnincarlisle@gmail.com with your mobile number
    1
  6441. Do you ave any published trial data?
    1
  6442. https://news.yale.edu/2025/02/19/immune-markers-post-vaccination-syndrome-indicate-future-research-directions Do try again please
    1
  6443. Yes, post natal in the past and fetal now
    1
  6444. Good to know you are watching way down South
    1
  6445. I need to sell some of my books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
    1
  6446. Thank you Shashi, you seem to be working through the videos quite quickly. Do you have a special interest in the heart?
    1
  6447. For some, this may be the case, death rate seems to be 3%
    1
  6448. Need references for such claims please
    1
  6449. you too
    1
  6450. there is a whole trauma series including pneumothorax and chest drains
    1
  6451. pneumothorax may need to be treated with an underwater sealed drain.
    1
  6452.  @mjannah0001  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBvfuaIXLkI
    1
  6453. Working on it!
    1
  6454. This is covered on previous videos in this renal series under tubular reabsorption and secretion.
    1
  6455. Thanks for watching, and for such a kind comment.
    1
  6456. Its a good point, Im not sure
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  6457. So pleased you find this helpful
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  6458. Yes, Ive just reactivated my account,https://twitter.com/Johnincarlisle
    1
  6459. No it does not, I am not a mason.
    1
  6460. Have a great day.
    1
  6461. I forgot
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  6462. Sure do, how many have you watched so far?
    1
  6463. Wow, I never thought of that
    1
  6464. My pleasure!
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  6465. I wish I could but I have no powers at all other than making arguments on videos
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  6466. You're welcome!
    1
  6467. Do you mean type 1 or type 2? The causes are different.
    1
  6468. O yes
    1
  6469. Im sorry you have lost your Dad, tragic. Yes, do tell me more.
    1
  6470. Yes, you can do @celynmanchester3053 
    1
  6471. Yes, a person should be immune after they have recovered from the infection.
    1
  6472. Because oxygen can only defuse down a diffusion gradient not up a diffusion gradient
    1
  6473. fear can be good
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  6474. you can always ask questions, where do you live?
    1
  6475. Could well be
    1
  6476. Have you watched the series I made on shock, this explains this. Basically vasoconstriction is mediated by the vasomotor centre in the medulla oblongata in the brain stem.
    1
  6477. Yes I will
    1
  6478. Sorry about that
    1
  6479. Glad it helped!
    1
  6480. I don't think its available unfortunately
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  6481. Thank you, I do hope so
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  6482. Not many of you should become teachers, my fellow believers, because you know that we who teach will be judged more strictly. 2 We all stumble in many ways. Anyone who is never at fault in what they say is perfect, able to keep their whole body in check
    1
  6483. I like to aim for realism
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  6484. Thank you Marc
    1
  6485. Thanks, well yes, but they were actually student nurses from Asia, overallI I was happy with their level of understanding for their stage in training.
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  6486. Correct
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  6487. yes, should be 0.3
    1
  6488. Unfortunately my team consists of only me
    1
  6489. can you write this comment with out abbreviations, I don't know what you mean?
    1
  6490. correct, dyslexia strikes again
    1
  6491. Just the most expensive one I can find
    1
  6492. Done today, have you seen it?
    1
  6493. Awesome! Thank you! Always good when people kindly share with friends
    1
  6494. Exactly!
    1
  6495. Yes, that's right.
    1
  6496. Just ignorance on my part Im afraid, I had not heard of this study, do post a link and I will have a look at it.
    1
  6497. Thank you so much for this.
    1
  6498. Need a reference for that one please
    1
  6499. Thanks Kimberley, strange indeed
    1
  6500. Then how did birds get wings?
    1
  6501. any reference or link please
    1
  6502. Thanks for the visit
    1
  6503. Thanks, do click some 'likes', this really helps the channel to grow.
    1
  6504. There are different fractions of testosterone one, with different effects
    1
  6505. This would indeed be great if you find them useful, thank you. Of course you can use them
    1
  6506. O, I thought I had
    1
  6507. Not deleted by me
    1
  6508. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    1
  6509. who told you it can be stored over winter?
    1
  6510. me too
    1
  6511. Excellent, thanks you
    1
  6512. Yes it is
    1
  6513. Thank you Eric
    1
  6514. No one knows that one yet, Im guessing several years immunity at least
    1
  6515. I would like to interview someone from there
    1
  6516. present in the environment all of the time
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  6517. How do you know this?
    1
  6518. @skywalkeruk84 Available at website Regards j
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  6519. Yes, best to stay in the house it it arrives, if possible.
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  6520. Thanks, do give me likes on as many videos as you watch, this really helps the channel.
    1
  6521. Of course, Moody Blues, not Pink Floyd
    1
  6522. Fair point
    1
  6523. Its back now, sorry
    1
  6524. I appreciate that
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  6525. Haven't heard that one, any references please
    1
  6526. Yes, I will shortly
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  6527. No, I have never heard of him Im afraid
    1
  6528. The only nutritional deficiency that really concerns me, on a population scale, is the UK is lack of vitamin D
    1
  6529. I can assure you I never delete posts unless they are commercial spam
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  6530. Don't think so, 10 minutes is actually a good length on TV, but I agree, we could have gone on for a hour or more.
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  6531. good point
    1
  6532. Mr George Orwell
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  6533. Sadly HRH Queen Elizabeth has recently passed.
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  6534. Excellent, Im delighted you are teaching others.
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  6535. Where are you working?
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  6536. Where are you watching from Prarthana?
    1
  6537. Interesting, I did some teaching at the Western Regional regional in Pokhara @prarthanasubedi5198 
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  6538. O yes
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  6539. I hope so!
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  6540. Thanks for the info!
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  6541. Hard to say from what you say here, best ask for a routine blood test to screen for the basics.
    1
  6542. No, not any specific antivirals, just supportive treatment, but this can be life saving in some cases.
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  6543. I did not express an opinion, just reported the facts
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  6544. Go to the linked YouTube channel for details, the links are in the description of this video, thank you for being interested, its a great project
    1
  6545. Im good, thank you Rhona
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  6546. Why have you posted this here Mama?
    1
  6547. Yes, correct, got confused with imperial measurements
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  6548. Thank you Blessing,have you watched the videos on any of the other body systems?
    1
  6549. yes, should be 1 in 160
    1
  6550.  @eingphengbouy2041  This is the first video on the series, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgaXQQSlZyY&t=15s
    1
  6551. And what lane is that?
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  6552. I guess so, usually
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  6553. Thats good, are they always used as they should be or do airlines try to reduce fuel use?
    1
  6554. lets hope so
    1
  6555. Then how come an anaesthetic can turn it off for a time?
    1
  6556. Fair point
    1
  6557. No, I did not say SSRIs are just placebo
    1
  6558. Sorry about that
    1
  6559. Good point
    1
  6560. Ive just ordered a pop filter
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  6561. Please could you send me a video report on this, thank you, campbellteaching@hotmail.com
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  6562. Interesting, but how do you explain the electron micrograph I showed at the start of the video. This is a photo of the virus.
    1
  6563. I take D3
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  6564. Absolutely, have a great day
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  6565. Most kind of you to say so, thank you
    1
  6566. Yes
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  6567. Can you get a referral to a cardiologist or genetics consultant, this would be the best way forward. There are many tests they could do which hopefully can give you reassurance. Also, clarify if your brothers condition was genetic or congenital? Im sorry for the loss of your brother. @prettybird2588 
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  6568. that is not what you will find
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  6569. Why?
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  6570. Yep, you get the message, thank you
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  6571. Im not at all uncomfortable, but do not always communicate optimally.
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  6572. Wow, thanks Richard
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  6573. How would surgery to the colon, kidneys, or lungs lead to hard inguinal lymph nodes? This does not make sense. Generally, if a lot of lymph nodes are removed from an axilla, this can result in oedema of the arm. This can be difficult to manage but local compression and massage can sometimes be helpful. In terms of increased risk of bacterial infection and sepsis, removal of the spleen is usually the biggest risk factor. Asplenic patients therefore often take prophylactic antibiotics.
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  6574. No I really don't think so, it would present as sepsis
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  6575. You are very welcome, so pleased it is working for you
    1
  6576. Systemic veins and pulmonary artery bold is normally about 75% saturated
    1
  6577. Thanks for watching!
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  6578.  @alexandrageorge9970  God bless you also Alexandra. Do you have much language difficulties with your studies in China?
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  6579. Don't know I am from UK
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  6580. Good question, I don't know, but suspect ozone will kill the virus, providing the concentration is high enough.
    1
  6581. Is this an MCQ? I would go for D
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  6582. Better, thank you.
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  6583. Fair point
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  6584. send me a request under John Lorimer Campbell
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  6585. Fair point
    1
  6586. Thanks Tony, its our way I guess
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  6587. Welcome!
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  6588. Peace be upon you as well, وعليكم السلام thanks for your feedback Omar. Which country are you in?
    1
  6589. Weird or provedential
    1
  6590. Its direct from the paper, so I guess it has come to us via the Italian
    1
  6591. All the links I use I the video are posted in the description
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  6592. are you watching the same channel?
    1
  6593. Thanks for the feedback David, its always good not to overlook the simple things.
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  6594. O, ok, that makes sense
    1
  6595. Good point
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  6596.  @mamoyoT  Surely you have not forgotten? Which you year were you in?
    1
  6597. Glad you like them!
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  6598. Modern humans do not have Neanderthal mitochondrial DNA, and this gene sequence is limited to chromosome 3, so gives no information about the Y chromosome
    1
  6599. Interesting question
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  6600. Thanks for letting me know, its good to know the videos are being used in an applied way like this.
    1
  6601. Sympathetic
    1
  6602. This was not my intention Greg, I believe there are genuine issues here.
    1
  6603. The ventricles are the same size, but the ventricular myocardial wall is thicker on the left. This is because it has to generate a higher blood pressure to pump the blood all around the body.
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  6604. Im not sure what your question is? Do give it another go.
    1
  6605. My pleasure!
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  6606. Ner
    1
  6607. No, sacrs often form
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  6608. You make an excellent point Joan, it depends on many factors. Latitude being a critical one. I assume you take a supplement?
    1
  6609. Blood pressure is the pressure generated by the blood on the walls of the vessel in which it is contained.
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  6610. No, what is it about?
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  6611. I tolerated about 5 minutes of this channel, its clearly bunk, I would advise you to wast no more time on it. Science is all about evidence and the scientific process, and this guy provided neither as far as I could see.
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  6612.  @jayh9529  No, send me the link for the heart and I will have a look
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  6613. Yes, its a free download
    1
  6614. Is still a big problem of course
    1
  6615. aorta is an artery, it carries blood away from the heart
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  6616. There are quite a lot of topics on the channel already, did you have something else in mind?
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  6617. The virus is not widespread in Japan as far as I know.
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  6618. Thanks for listening
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  6619. yes
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  6620. I would have thought so
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  6621. Thanks for sticking with it Robin
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  6622. Good news, thank you for letting me know. Do click lots of like icons.
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  6623. I have done so, many times, but what else do we have to go on?
    1
  6624. No, its the EU that has ordered 400 million
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  6625. I would think so
    1
  6626. This is the only one with such an image
    1
  6627. Interesting, how many of my videos do you think you have watched? @adelmohd1790 
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  6628. Yes, we need more trust. Can you choose one person you trust?
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  6629. well the 4 chambers are, what do you mean?
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  6630. That would be illegal
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  6631. You're so welcome!
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  6632. Yes, I have covered this several times
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  6633. Most people do not have self control over what they eat
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  6634. Welcome!
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  6635. Does it, why is that?
    1
  6636. Not as far as I know
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  6637. Yes, this is possible and a recognised theory
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  6638. I don't know how to get on do you?
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  6639. No its not
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  6640. You're very welcome! So pleased you like the videos
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  6641. That way over priced, I get mine from the supermarkets
    1
  6642. You are most welcome
    1
  6643. Do you know how to do this on youtube?
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  6644.  @حمدونمحمد-د4ث  if you can send me the translation I will try and add it to the video
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  6645. Agreed
    1
  6646. These videos are apolitical as far as I can make them
    1
  6647. I don't think so, no.
    1
  6648. You just have to wait for the body to generate its own immune antibody response, right now there is no vaccine.
    1
  6649. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  6650. He for sure did
    1
  6651. Do your teachers use a lot of power points?
    1
  6652. Its interesting, people like different ways. This current one uses OBS studio which I have just discovered.
    1
  6653. Household transmission
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  6654. Correct, I made this point weakly.
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  6655. No, I think that is related to oestrogen levels
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  6656. Good one!
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  6657. It may be you have developed a degree of hypertension. You need a 24 hour monitoring, with accurate equipment, to get a better diagnosis. Evan if you have some hypertension it is very treatable. For many people a low dose ACEI is all they need. Your doctor is very capable of prescribing this for you. As long as any hypertensin is well controled you are most unlikly to suffer adverse effects as a consequence. Its when its not recognised and controlled the trouble can start, I wish you well, John
    1
  6658. I hope you eat goes well, do let me know if the lesson is a goof fit for your exam?
    1
  6659. I do hope you keep safe and well.
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  6660. I have not removed any posts
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  6661. Which country are you in Misty?
    1
  6662. Probably quite a lot
    1
  6663. Looks like it
    1
  6664. Mastication is part of mechanical digestion, but only a part.
    1
  6665. I will try and learn how to do this, Im not sure at the moment. Would you like to write some translations that can go on the videos as subscript? Do let me know. Together we could communicate with many Arabic speakers around the world.
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  6666.  @عبدهشحاته-ض1ه  always speak, say whatever you feel
    1
  6667. Amazing, how on earth did it get to rural Australia?
    1
  6668. There are lots on my channel already, have you watched any of the other videos?
    1
  6669. there is a whole series on campbellteaching no kidneys
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  6670. Thank you Moon, I do hope God is merciful to me in the way you ask.
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  6671. Thanks for this Craig, if you would like to talk, please drop me a e mail to campbellteaching@hotmail.com It would be great to hear your prospective. I still feel there are many components of the pandemic in Africa to put together that could lead to the emergence if important health interventions.
    1
  6672. The best!
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  6673. Ive made a few hundred already, how many have you watched so far?
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  6674. You are so welcome!
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  6675. Do we have any evidence for this? If so its a bombshell.
    1
  6676. more risk in children
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  6677. Yes
    1
  6678. I think it depends on their agenda unfortunately
    1
  6679. You can access them through the campbellteaching channel on youtube. Or you can pay to download all of the podcasts, power points and videos from my google drive via campbellteaching.co.uk If you choose this option you can also watch live via your google drive access, which is very fast.
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  6680. Do you have this link please?
    1
  6681. not so far
    1
  6682. Amen
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  6683. Thanks for the feedback, did you see the second video in this report, using the power point?
    1
  6684. Hey Adel, have you seen the new videos on ABCDE and SAMPLE?
    1
  6685.  @adelmohammed7675  Im glad you are OK, I was wondering why had not read any of your comments recently
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  6686. Glad you think so!
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  6687. This is near Mbale
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  6688. Same to you!
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  6689. Do you have evidence for this? Is so it is massive.
    1
  6690. No, they were banned a while back, but I think there are some ferile mink
    1
  6691. Yes, thats true
    1
  6692. Great one, thanks for this,
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  6693. Good point
    1
  6694. Good point
    1
  6695. Depends where you are, the local doctors will advise on the safest way forward.
    1
  6696.  @Scott-gh3ue  Interesting, but anything real, like direction or wounds they do not allow any advertising, which means you can't make any money from it
    1
  6697. Thank you! Will do!
    1
  6698. Good point
    1
  6699. One of my apples
    1
  6700. Indeed, a real danger for these fighters
    1
  6701. I have, several times
    1
  6702. Improved clarity, kind of infographics
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  6703. what do you think?
    1
  6704. @Varun Srivastava of course
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  6705. https://covid.joinzoe.com
    1
  6706. Thanks for sharing!!
    1
  6707. O yes, excellent point, thank you
    1
  6708. What the heck, when did I say that?
    1
  6709. what do you mean?
    1
  6710. A series of excellent points Dazzle, these videos mean nothing if they do not inform real life.
    1
  6711. Many thanks!
    1
  6712. And have a great 2020 Nancy.
    1
  6713. Do let me know how you get on, there are quite a few of them.
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  6714. reloading now, sorry
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  6715. well, it docent always prevent all tippling
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  6716. Hi Saphira, Nurse him in positions where there is no or little pressure going through the sores. If you are able to relieve the pressure the circulation of blood will be restored and this will promote healing. It is unacceptable that your Father returned from hospital with pressure sores, you should consider complaining about this. he should be assessed by a local Nurse who has experience in managing pressure sores as the required treatment will vary depending on the state of the wounds. John
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  6717. Have you actually watched this video?
    1
  6718. I did indeed
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  6719. Early morning for you!
    1
  6720. Not reported but I would think so
    1
  6721. the first link is for the free pdf downloads, its just the hard copies that sell in the UK
    1
  6722. Have you actually watched any of these videos, Ive covered this several times a week
    1
  6723. Of course
    1
  6724. Do you mean Familial Mediterranean Fever?
    1
  6725. Thank you very much Mrs Fox, blessings from England
    1
  6726. Tell them to start using small individual glasses that what we do in our church. Shaking hands needs to be suspended for a few months. Tell your vicar I said so.
    1
  6727. Well pointed out, thank you, will correct tomorrow
    1
  6728. O right, did I say that?
    1
  6729. Really, I did not know that
    1
  6730. Is YEC the only possible interpretation?
    1
  6731. Good question, one would assume not, but that data is not given in the report.
    1
  6732. Correct
    1
  6733. Good question for the ONS
    1
  6734. Yes, indeed they could
    1
  6735. Were the opposition parties advocating an alternative strategy at the time, or were they essentially agreeing with the government?
    1
  6736. welcome
    1
  6737. I have no idea how to do this Brave
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  6738. Who said I was talking about medicine?
    1
  6739. I drink Yorkshire grown tea myself
    1
  6740. I wish!
    1
  6741. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  6742. Haven't herd of that one, not yet anyway
    1
  6743. Bless you Raghad
    1
  6744. coming soon
    1
  6745. Sorry about this, are you receiving any treatment?
    1
  6746. Welcome!
    1
  6747. you should record a video report for me
    1
  6748. Thank you Michael
    1
  6749. Thank you Louise, this would make a good video report, campbellteaching@hotmail.com
    1
  6750. I think the point is proper hand washing is probably more important than alcohol hand rubs.
    1
  6751. Good morning!
    1
  6752.  @pataniki8034  Hm, I will give it a go with a new one, but I cant get the wound healing in soft copy as it was made in DVD days, I still have the tapes but am not sure how to convert them into soft copy. I have actually recently posted some combined versions on digestive system and enzymes, but they do not get more views than the short ones, just a few hundred each for most of them. Unfortunately, this means its not very cost effective work.
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  6753. there are videos on both, search in campbellteaching
    1
  6754. often much darker in colour than this one
    1
  6755. Thats great Lauren, thanks for letting me know, there are plenty of videos to be going on with.
    1
  6756. kind of depends where you live I guess
    1
  6757. They have acquired genes from Europeans
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  6758. No, just recorded it this afternoon
    1
  6759. give me some links, Im happy to talk about it
    1
  6760. Depends what price they sell them for
    1
  6761.  @mixer6166  Yes, they look like they will work, but other MAB treatments ate $100,000 per year
    1
  6762. Thats great to know, thanks for telling me.
    1
  6763. https://news.yale.edu/2025/02/19/immune-markers-post-vaccination-syndrome-indicate-future-research-directions
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  6764. All correct, well done
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  6765. correct
    1
  6766. The devil led him to Jerusalem and had him stand on the highest point of the temple. “If you are the Son of God,” he said, “throw yourself down from here. For it is written: “ ‘He will command his angels concerning you to guard you carefully; they will lift you up in their hands, so that you will not strike your foot against a stone.’ Jesus answered, “It is said: ‘Do not put the Lord your God to the test.’
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  6767. I think it is anyone with power
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  6768. I do hope so, thank you.
    1
  6769. and your point is?
    1
  6770. this video is packed with good news
    1
  6771. no Im not, masses of evidence on previous videos
    1
  6772. I assure you it is not ignorance, this is something I have looked into. Scientifically, giving no molecules of nothing can not do anything.
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  6773.  @KK-gc5lj  thanks KK
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  6774. I have done two live broadcasts and plan to do more, click the bell icon when you subscribe for advanced notification of the next live broadcast.
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  6775. Yes, it is ultra filtrate. However, it contains more concentrated toxins, so Im not sure you could say it is purer than blood.
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  6776. I agree, I think, do give more details about what you mean?
    1
  6777. Thank you, what has happened to us?
    1
  6778. Yes, it was all in Russian unfortunately
    1
  6779. Yes, but there are soft connective tissues as well. Its true cartilage is a connective tissue, but its a harder one.
    1
  6780. I am so sorry for your tragic loss, so sorry.
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  6781. Good question
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  6782. Thank you for this Science, which country are you in?
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  6783. I did a talk on fetal development a few months back actually, could be time for another one
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  6784. should be fine most of the time https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18048893/
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  6785. Thanks for your ideas towards the next video, as you suggest 0.5 ml of air, introduced into the venous circulation of an adult will have no adverse effects. There, Ive said it. However, I think you understand my reluctance to put a figure on what the safe volume of air is. In practice, all but the smallest micro bubbles can be excluded, so this is what we must go to with good technique.
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  6786. Thanks for that, have you got a reference?
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  6787. Sadly true
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  6788. If immune function could be improved this would increase resistance to the virus. However, giving vitamins would only help if a person were deficient in a vitamin. In the northern countries, some people are low on vitamin D, so this could be a factor. I advise most people in the North of England, where I live, to take extra vitamin D over winter. God bless you also Justin.
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  6789. Thank you Mark
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  6790. Who told you this is true?
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  6791. thanks Paul, this is essential background of course
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  6792. Depends on how well the diabetes is controlled. If poorly controlled then kidney problems can develop for sure, its called diabetes nephropathy.
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  6793. Yes, do share if you cane, thank you.
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  6794. Have you got the link to this?
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  6795. I do hope you start to feel better soon
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  6796. yes, excellent analysis, thank you
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  6797. Its not perfect, but works reasonably well for a lot of the time.
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  6798. All I can think of is on the video, the notes are also posted below the video. I hope you all stay well.
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  6799.  @Jobless_ass  The hospital procedures of dialysis should be fully aseptic. More risk it transmission from other patients and potentially staff, if there is a high incidence of the virus in your area. Yes, hand hygiene is important.
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  6800. Water and ordinary table salt are the main components in oral rehydration salts. Lemon juice is good as it is high in potassium, like other fruit juices. Banana is also high in potassium.
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  6801. Pride comes before the fall....the problem in health care is it that others feel the pain of the fall, even although the pride is our.
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  6802. It would cause inhalation pneumonia, good thinking though.
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  6803. You need to lower the blood levels of glucose down to physiological levels.
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  6804. 3 weeks
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  6805. Mr. George Orwell
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  6806. it means third
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  6807. Hard to believe, what is wrong with them?
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  6808. Basically we don't know yet, let's hope for the best.
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  6809. I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from campbellteaching.co.uk thanks, John
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  6810. Antibiotics should not cause viral mutation, but will promote a wide range of bacterial resistance, equally bad.
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  6811. Amen to that
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  6812. I have seem Answers in Genesis, it puts forward a YEC perspective
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  6813. Headache, 65% Fatigue, 65% Runny nose, 65% Sore throat, 57% Sneezing, 55%
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  6814. Very wise
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  6815. I have put this on the video comments for all to see, if you are happy with this?
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  6816. Yes, I agree
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  6817. Yer, Youtube only give us short slots. The interventions bit is later on the DVD. If you would like the full versions you can have these for covering costs, Best wishes, John
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  6818. Im am delighted you are feeling better. However, high blood pressure does not usually have any clinical features in the short term. I strongly recommend you talk to a good local doctor about what you are taking, and what you should take. John
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  6819. There can be swallowing difficulties for many reasons of course, this is called dysphagia, for example it is common after a stroke.
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  6820. Correct
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  6821. define smug?
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  6822. Thank you, it is a Parker vector, they cost about £8 in the uk
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  6823. Its from a sheep, sadly killed for meat
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  6824. Are we watching the same videos?
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  6825. I think its more than 100 now.
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