Comments by "" (@tommurphy4307) on "Institute of Human Anatomy" channel.

  1. amazing that you are a good speller- but don't know the difference between 'past' and 'passed'
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  2. they would have no way of knowing that for certain- a lower urinary tract infection can start that ball rolling, as well.
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  3. i never take motrin, tylenol, or salicylic acid for pain. i use only my homegrown cannabis for pain- with my doctors' blessings.
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  4. thats while at rest. having it monitored while walking/running on a treadmill is a more accurate way of gauging overall health and fitness. the only problem there is the doctor, nurse, or technician must make a judgement call as to what the limit is for each person. i have hypertension- so my BP usually runs high. i was at 200/100 inches with sustained exertion on a treadmill stress test with the treadmill at 85% speed. good for an average 65-year-old, but the tech would not let me run it at 100%. they never will except with young, fit athletes. i dared her to crank it up- but she wouldn't do it without a doctor present in the room. with real hypertension, pretty much ALL pain medications are forbidden as they tend to push the BP higher. highest i've ever had was 225/150 inches (at rest!). i usually get close to it when riding my bicycle but thats a little different as it's under exertion. i take lisinopril and carvedilol to control my BP- my doctor put me on a diuretic, as well, but i put a stop to it after two years- something you should only do with the supervision of your doctor or cardiologist.
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  5. the two are generally not related to one another, so it would be a waste of time
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  6. avoid salads that are handled by who-knows-who
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  7. the main reasons for kidney damage are lack of blood or inadequate hydration over a long period of time. all pain medications cause some damage to the blood vessels feeding the kidneys.
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  8. it doesn't matter- what does matter is exactly what was damaged. damaged blood vessels may or may not heal- depending mostly upon their size and environment. the tiny blood vessels that feed the kidneys are generally considered permanently damaged if any damage at all is present.
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  9. thats what doctors are for...
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  10. good one- 100% true @ghqst7641 
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  11. salicylic acid (2-hydroxybenzoic acid) was first derived from willow trees and is present in many other plant species. that came straight from google. nowadays it is synthesized- so you are at least partially correct... @drbendaroo9610 
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  12. sorry, but acetominophen can damage the blood vessels, as well. i use baby aspirin @nwilliams422 
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  13. thats a matter of quality-control- tylenol can be harmful, too @jamesrickel3814 
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  14. but, remember that knowledge can also be a dangerous thing.
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  15. K-citrate will relax the ureters in humans- if thats what you mean by 'pipes'. its the stuff that uquora sells.
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  16. ALL pain killers are bad for those with polycystic kidney disease- which is not quite the same thing as 'renal patients'
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  17. you mean- wow- what a treat!? @highvalue1195 
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  18. maybe an English class would help, as well.... @bingbang9643 
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  19. a 'prefect' is a noun describing a person- the word you want is 'perfects'
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  20. 'energy drinks' has become a generic term since there are so many different ones. each sample would have to be broken down into its major components- that alone can be a daunting chore.
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  21. and then you might have flunked out of med school and decided to become a lawyer instead...
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  22. try weed high in CBD oil.
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