Comments by "John G Williams" (@johnwilliams8818) on "Institute of Human Anatomy" channel.

  1. Fun "only verified by me" Fact: TMI perhaps but I was rather promiscuous in my youth so... 😇 I've noticed that red haired men (Irish more than Scottish) tend to curve to the left or the right, sometimes at extreme angles (up to 15-20%). I have also discovered that Identical Twins (Mirror) will have curves (or direction? One points up, the other down) in both directions. Something I found both fascinating and funny (in a good way).
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  2. Yes! Poke Jonathan! I just mentioned an expanded topic on Prostate and its role in the "Male" condition! But your reason is more meaningful than mine was!
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  3.  @kingsly3690  Try a layered approach. A light sweet milk chocolate, a mid note of musk and a deep low earthy aroma. Also try Bergamot and a Citrus with a rea high note, like icy cold...
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  4. Maybe because they are 33 years old?
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  5. This is the argument I give to people who think they "know" what it means to be homosexual. Imagine taking a heterosexual woman's brain and transplanting it into a heterosexual man's body. Would she become a lesbian? Or would she adapt and just be a gay man? It's not the biological body that determines sexual attraction. Our bodies just determine biological sex. There've only ever been two. But attraction is subjective and, I believe, works on a scale (like 1 (M) to 10 (W)), with variations of attraction within that scale.
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  6. @Steph Laugh  My psychiatrist said that I engaged in "Inappropriate social behavior". When I asked her how it was inappropriate when all parties agreed? She just laughed and said I got her there. I even had the pleasure of tagging along on location with a friend I made online who produced Adult Gay Erotica. Imagine my surprise when I met my penpal Jo and found out it was short for Joesephina! She enjoyed watching two men as much as men enjoy watching two women. Only she made better films. I met Frank on that trip... He did the Gay Erotica because they paid better. But he was straight as an arrow. The "Girls" swore I was wasting my time. It all had to do with the park rangers horse... But that's another story! Frank couldn't believe I actually walked the ranger's horse away while he was "Peeping" on the guys. Took him almost an hour to find his horse! 🤣
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  7.  @ayushsankpal682  Grandpa? You must be joking!
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  8. OMG your jobs must be both FUN and GROSS at the same time. I really enjoy being able to see what's "behind the curtain". I didn't get far into it before I had to share the video where it can "spread the cringe!" 🤣
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  9.  @cautarepvp2079  Yes! it's called layering. There are High, Mid, and Low notes, depending on the scent. The "Better" products have multiple layers that sort of "Waft" around the person as they move. Most brick-and-mortar department stores will have a box or cup of coffee beans at their perfume/cologne counters, the scent of coffee clears and cleanses the olfactory glands so that you can test different scents. Spritz up to the left and then to the right. and let the scent fall in front of you. Or walk into it if you want to try it out on yourself. Younger men today seem to like the higher citrus/icy - mid mint/bergamot colognes.
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  10. mirolax in your coffee, tea, juice, or even drinking water. daily. If it's chronic then a teaspoon with every beverage. It's tasteless, odorless, colorless, and dissolved in pretty much everything. Plus it's not a "harsh" chemical that can cause more problems than correct.
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  11. It could once and for all answer that all important question of exactly how much space there is. So that women can STOP "belittling" those poor men by "Size" shaming them. After all its not the size of the worm that catches the fish, its how you wiggle it! 🤣
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  12. Two Words "Nicotinic Acid" (Niacin) The best natural vasodilator, though it's a "Natural Substance" so Big Pharma cannot patent it. They DID patent the name "Niacor" which is made up of Nicotinic Acid and then sold the patent for that name to a company that increased the cost by 800% so insurance will not pay for it... But I digress... You can buy it OTC but those are limited to 100 Mg per caplet. And you need to take 20 a day to get the full cleansing effect of the substance. No, Niacinimide does NOT do the same thing. The "Flush" is a must or it's not working. Consider it a "Trial by Fire" 🤣 Best Practice. Lose the gut fellas. All that belly restricts the flow of blood into your genitals as well as squishing the spermatic cord and the ilioinguinal(?) nerve. These things pass through or around the Inguinal Canal (Tubes that allow nerves and arteries etc. to pass from the abdominal cavity into the groin and legs (and back)). Blah Blah Blah. P.S. "HOW LONG" 😋 did it take you guys to get through making this video? Please note I have gone to "GREAT LENGTHS" to avoid any inappropriate comments this time. Innuendo and double entendre are excluded.
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  13. @Bill Green  Where didn't I? TBH? I got super extra friendly when I drank. People told me all the time that I literally radiated a sort of "Heat" off my body. I actually had a partner that used to enjoy watching... He would bring guys home. Then we started playing this game for points. sadly for him? I am well into triple digits. Or would that be sad for me? My Dr. told me I engaged in "Socially unacceptable Behaviors". I won't remember your name if I see your face. But I probably will if I have seen something else. 😇
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  14. Not just Pro... When I was in the Air Force I worked Parttime at the base gym doing warm ups and massage for powerlifters and guys who participated in sports that day.
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  15. 🥁 Ba da dump! 🥁 🤣
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  16. It would help a lot of ignorant people learn that biological sex isnt responsible for sexual attraction. Majority works the way it was meant to, but there will always be variables. That's how nature works.
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  17. I can add a partial explanation. If you stand up and look down at your belly area and it sort of "Rounds out" like a ball from right below the bottom ribs? That is "Likely" (not always) due to NAFLD (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease). Our liver does A LOT of metabolic work, one of its jobs is to convert excess glucose into fat, for storage and later use. The problem is that the standard American diet is all wrong. But that's another story. a Typical human is not meant to eat so much food, especially every day. Also, every grain, cereal, and starch that we consume? gets converted into "sugar". Every "OSE" (fructose, maltose, dextrose, etc) doesn't need to be converted, because it's already in a form that our liver can convert to fat. So every bit of the "Ose's" that you consume? Go directly into the liver for use or conversion into fat. That is where the problem begins. As awesome an organ as our liver is? When we consume too much/many sugars? Our liver sort of gets backed up converting those sugars into fat and the excess builds up and creates sections of nothing but globules of fat in our liver. That is what makes the rounded bulgy look. However, if you are a drinker, or have a family history of liver disease (Cirrhosis or hepatitis (chronic inflation can damage tissue) you might wish to consult with your doctor to make sure there isn't anything dangerous going on. Blood tests are not enough to determine damage and an ultrasound should also be done. (I forget the specific name). However, someone with Fatty liver disease (non or alcohol-related) that does not have any other issues, can change their diets and allow the liver to get rid of the excess fat that is built up.
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  18. When I went for my 1st colonoscopy I got pretty much all of the staff (and the doctors) laughing because I refused to believe that they didn't have the BEST fart and poop jokes ever! All I could get out of them was that "Yes, but it was against the rules to make jokes with the patients". Then I wanted to know how I could get a copy of the procedure in a video format so I should add sounds and maybe Mr. Poo from Southpark to narrate the journey through my colon. I was heartbroken to find out they didn't record it. That should be MANDATORY. As much as those machines cost a Record Button should be a standard feature!
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  19. @Sokka Dunks  😇 I would have mentioned my take on asymmetry but didn't want to be accused of stereotyping.
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  20. The most important exercise that everyone can do for their entire life... Is "Walking". Our feet act as sub-pumps that help >> PUSH >> the blood back up into our heart. This is even more important if there are extra pounds around the middle (beer bellies, love handles, any amount that has "Dun'Lap'd" over our waistline.) Keeping our feet healthy keeps the return pumps functioning and keeps the return circulation working at its best. Gravity pulls the blood down into our feet and calves and if the pumps do not work well all sorts of health problems 'WILL" occur. Seniors and even slightly overweight individuals suffer many issues from poor lower leg circulation which is related to not walking enough. P.S. I've worked with enough seniors over the years. Walking to the bathroom, refrigerator, windows to look out... Nope. Not the same as walking for exercise. Things that you do during a normal day are NOT defined as "Exercise". Sorry... Nope... 😂 Also, unless you have severe joint inflammation or back injuries (stiff unused joints don't count)... They are called WALKERS , they are not called LEANER ON'ERS ! The handles should be at or just above waist level. Basically, stand up straight, lets your arms hand naturally down the sides, the handles of your walker should be slightly above the level of the palm of your hands. Anyone tells you differently? Tell them they need to ask for a refund or ask if they missed the classes that explained how walkers work. They are to encourage an upright position, and provide a sense of spatial location to help with balance so that people can "WALK"... P.P.S. Oh and fellas? Those Dunlaps that can help encourage poor return circulation? can also inhibit the delivery. There is this thing called the "Inguinal Canal" which passes through the inguinal ligament near our groins (ladies too) that allows the major blood vessels to pass into and back from our lower extremities... Too much belly applies a restrictive pressure on those passages and can (very often is) cause "ED"... Those little blue pills? cause the blood vessels inside to close down to hold the blood inside. NOT the best way to deal with the problem...
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  21. Sometimes we men are stubborn. You might need to make an appointment for him, and then act like he forgot he made it, to get him to go. Men really are that easy to manage 🤣
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  22.  @mevio4665  If you have a trusted supplement source, it's simply Nicotinic Acid. It can be ordered in bulk or in capsules... But beware... The flush is incredibly intense, which is why I called it Trial by Fire, it's not actually doing any damage, it just feels like it. Your body acclimatizes fast and once it gets "Used To" the reaction? It doesn't forget. I've been supplementing with it periodically for almost two decades. I barely notice the "Burn". The itchies are another story. NA is also a very effective antioxidant. It's best to start at a low (250 MG dose) and increase up to 2 Grams daily. Usually for about 60 to 90 days at 1st then skip 6 months to a year.. It's not necessary to take it forever. That's why Big Pharma has discredited it as an alternative to Statins. Also not a good fit if you have liver disease. NA attaches itself to excess triglycerides and bad cholesterol and "sort of" anchors it in the liver so that it can be broken down by blood enzymes (Lipase). Best to consult with a naturopathic doctor.
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  23. It's all about the 💰🤑💸 under the guise of "Preventative" procedures. My Dr said that a proper screening that includes family histories is more than sufficient to determine if you are even at risk. And that a simple lab test would determine if a deeper investigation is required.
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  24. To sort of add to other requests for "Big Bellies" or "Pot Bellies" (I believe many of those are due to NAFLD) it would be interesting to see a "Healthy Liver" compared to one that is filled with excess fat due to metabolic syndrome, excess sugar consumption, etc. Also, I had bilateral inguinal hernias and became fascinated by the Inguinal ligament that goes all the way around our midsection. I couldn't really find a complete representation of that online and I was wondering... Does the Inguinal ligament spread across the entire abdominal floor? Sort of like an actual floor to keep the organs from "falling" into the pelvic region and "legs?" That may be a weird question. But I have always been fascinated by the structures of our wonderfully designed biological machine. And that thought makes me ponder how a natural system would determine such a need to keep our guts from falling into our "Butts" literally.
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  25. Itchiness may have been due to an increased blood flow. The itchiness occurs (to the best of my knowledge) when toxins are carried through the cell walls back into the blood stream. The cells release Histamines to encourage itchiness. The benefit of this? Is to encourage you to assist in getting the toxins through the cell wall into the blood stream. You don't need to dig in with the nails. Just finger tips to "push". Our bodies are so grateful it will even reward us by secreting an endorphin that creates a "Pleasurable" feeling.
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  26. If I get constipated (Rarely because I frequently suffer from BAM) Cheese is ALWAYS the cause. AND NO!!! I SHALL NOT STOP EATING IT! All I got to do is eat a jalapeno or anything with jalapeno powder in or on it. Pretty much any high-heat product. It's like a Drano power flush.
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  27. Here I thought you were being a gas! Just trying to get a laugh out of us!
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  28. 😋 My worm is a good wiggler! 🤣
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  29. Stops you from peeing while you are asleep. If you take notice? I bet you hit the toilet to pee soon after getting out of bed. 😉
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  30. But I have to request a "Controversial" video... Maybe three. Put on your earplugs before reading further... 1.) What is a Biological Woman? 2.) What is a Biological Man? 3.) Can a Biological Man Menstruate and/or Get Pregnant? To be quite honest? I think the professionals in the Biological Sciences need to step up and start "Clapping" back at the people who, I "suspect", never looked at an anatomical picture book in school...
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  31. This is why they need to make a swallowable capsule-like camera with a light that will start in the mouth and end when it plops out the other side! 🤣 I would find that absolutely fascinating! You could swallow it with different foods, watch as it digests, and see the other processes it goes through. What's that bubbling? Maybe you could see it! I'd even fish it out of the bowl, wash and sanitize it, and swallow it again!
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  32.  @kaylaxloves6802  Yeah, it's like that sometimes. Im sure you've seen a doctor. Something like this really cannot be diagnosed or even remedied over the internet.
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  33. Suuurre... 🤪
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  34. OMG! My kind of guy! You are FUNNY sir!
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  35. @sigma male  You mean its not apparent to you? Craig, it seems, finds our "Host" today visually stimulating. That attraction has assisted him in "Rising" to the occasion. 🤣
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  36. @B R  I often draw crowds at parties. If there is alcohol involved... I've also been known to leave with a crowd... 😇
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  37. So then... Some peoples "poop" DOES smell like Roses?!?
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  38. Same here! Do you eat organic veg or mass-produced? Brussel Sprouts are my particular toxic bomb! But I have noticed that the larger organic ones? Produce a far smellier gas than the little mass-produced ones.
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  39. Huh? Nothing that gets "Inserted" during sex acts goes beyond the rectum... There are different reasons. Men that like it enjoy the stimulation of their prostate gland. A woman's prostate is called something else and is not located where the mans is. I know why women like double entry. But cannot speak as to why... Other that to please her man. It's really not a "Current" hype though. Its been going on since the days of "Soddom and Gommorah".
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  40.  @ew9028  Not always. It depends on their job and how clean their metabolism is. I actually quite enjoy a "Working Man's musky sweaty scent.
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  41.  @2GoatsInATrenchCoat  A "Clean & Healthy" natural manly scent can be quite intoxicating. Just depends on the man.
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  42.  @2GoatsInATrenchCoat  Hence the mention of classic scents. Chocolate, Earthy (like the smell after a rainstorm), there are a "few" that have been used for centuries due to their common reactions.
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  43. I have always looked at it like this. If we didn't need something? Why did it "Evolve" in the first place? Many Drs. Are not aware of the dynamic qualities and connections of various functions in the body. Anytime I learn something new it amazes me and confirms that there was a lot of "thought" put into our design. So yes, I do believe that we are a "Biological Machine" that was "perhaps" manufactured. Before anyone "Thumps" me? I also believe in GOD... She worked very hard creating all the life on this planet. And of course, the old men back in the day had to change the narrative. So yes Boys and Girls! Fake News has been a real thing for a VERY long time.
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  44.  @Lily_Autumn  thought it would be hilarious!
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  45.  @sassysandie2865  Yes, that's the simple lab test I mentioned 😁
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  46.  @theanatomylab  Know what my doc told me? He said that it's highly likely that polyps are nothing more than diverticula that have been turned inside out by the passage of solids over them creating a sort of vacuum. That most polyps get reabsorbed over time and diverticula reform all the time as gut bacteria creates a sort of "pocket" to hold mucous (to help lubricate the poo as it passes) and they expand as the bacteria form gas (which creates a little pocket of air between the lining and the poo) that acts as sort of an air pillow to assist the solids moving along. He said scientists and researchers forget the most important rule in pursuit of their next peer-reviewed paper (I love my doctor!). which is that the simplest answer/solution should always be given the highest likelihood of being correct. Human beings are sometimes too clever for their own good and overthink simple explanations creating the causal effect of an overcomplicated solution.
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  47.  @sassysandie2865  Of course not. This is why a good doctor will build a proper profile that includes family history. I have never seen the logic behind routine colonoscopies. Other than a way for clinics/hospitals to pad their margins. I am not saying it's not a helpful diagnostic tool. Just that you probably don't need an MRI of your brain just because you are prone to headaches. Not to mention how insurance companies dictate the why/when or how many lab tests they will cover. Even if "All" of these are diagnostic and possible preventative. Or including "Dental" in healthcare because your mouth is the entrance to your body and should be added to preventative health maintenance. But I digress. We don't have an actual "Healthcare System" in our country. Its a "Flavor of the Day" pharmaceutical symptom maintenance plan and the doctors are given their marching orders by the pharmaceutical companies..
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  48. Depends on the root cause of the pain.
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  49.  @chitlitlah  Well, a "Wall" separates on space from another... and a "Membrane" separates on space from another so... But think you for correcting me! 😘
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  50.  @yimb8437  That'll do it. I love how doctors use big words to describe things. Histamine (itchy) Pruritus (skin). Like I mentioned, when there is a lot of something in the cells that the body wants to get rid of. It gets passed through the cell "Membrane" 😜 which adds histamine to it to cause the itchies. The worse the itchies? The more "contamination" that's passing through the cell "membranes". So, there was likely a higher concentration of T in your cells that they body didn't like. P.S. Don't mind me... It's one of "those" days, so apologies if I am annoying. Its not meant...
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