Not a med student either. I need this to understand how aspirin interacts with natural herbs. I need to get my dad off this drug. It's slowly kylling him.
@@Sachin1197 Thanks, but that's not exactly the right solution. My father has seen many doctors and they all advise the same thing - to stay on the pill. The issue is we aren't at that "progressed level yet" where this pill can be better studied to find solutions for safe interactions with natural remedies. Remember - bigpharma markets their drugs in ways where their products are untouchable and can't be "replaced". That's their end goal. They're not about saving lives, they never were. And it's our job as people to call them out and do more research!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS! -SO MUCH MAKES SENSE OF WHAT I HAVE LEARNT IN NURSING FUNDAMENTALS, by only taking ONE aspirin! Graphics and music on point. El cuerpo Humano es maravilloso
Wow, simply amazing, not only how the human body works so efficiently, but how they were able to figure it all out. It makes you wonder why we still get sick at all.
Wow this was an excellent presentation & in simple English! This makes science easier to understand! A very good visualisation of Aspirin going around the human & what Aspirin does, & so on & so forth!
why am i going to school? there should be a "youtube university" or some ish, because you can easily learn everything from k-12 on here and in my opinion way more effectively than some teachers in a classroom. here i can rewatch the lecture over and over. anyway this was highly educational and we need more!
my teacher, as an introduction, advised us to watch that movie. Both teachers and the internet must work together ;) then it is our job, as a student, to take the best of them
dude school is so much more than direct learning "2+2" and i know u know that but yea some channels on yt are just way better at teaching some stuff that the school tries and fails at doing
"And on the earth are signs for the certain [in faith]; And in yourselves. Then will you not see?" (Quran 51:20-21). "We will show them Our signs in the horizons and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that it is the truth. But is it not sufficient concerning your Lord that He is, over all things, a Witness?" (Quran 41:53). Thank God.
Remarkable triumphs of Science!!! We r living in a world that belongs to Science!!!!Aspirin has saved many valuable lives!¡ Beutiful presentstion!!love frm India !! Subscribed!!!Thank u!!!
The liver is a truly amazing organ in it's ability to modify and transform molecules in order to make attempt to reduce their foreign effects. It makes you think of how such an intricate and complex organic device can be created by nature, It's like a mini computerized chemical processor with sets of algorithms designed to deal with a host of many complex molecular compounds. Where did it learn these functions?
well explained I wish this was available when I was in school. definitely more interesting that listening to my teacher said read .at least I get to see how it works.Thank you
Top Notch!!! Explanation and animation are the best I've seen...I will be referencing your channel during nursing school...you can bet on that....thank for your hard work.
I agree. It is amazing to see how the human body works. You can't see all this creation around and not believe God the designer. Scientists have no excuse
dima9917 It doesn’t literally thin the blood. It stops an enzyme in the platelet cells and therefore they can’t bind together properly, this avoids in some significant manner the clogging of arteries.
Our body is so complex and amazing in its functional intelligence. It blows my mind to think this was a result from a mere fluke or a chance. The human body is just one of millions of example of complex design I must include and they all just came from a mere fluke. That's not easy to digest sorry.
--So aspirin get into cells passively, not actively. And crosses the blood brain barrier. -What fraction is defecated? -It would be nice to see a plot of concentration on blood vs time.
If aspirin blocks the production of prostaglandin, why doesn't it completely numb all pain? Is it only able to block some of the prosaglandin or are there other mechanisms responsible for pain at play?
You expect that answered on a You Tube Video comments section? :D ..Pain is very complex.. and there are many different painkillers available, depending on the type of pain..''nerve pain'' is the most difficult to treat, [sciatic nerve &c] and the most effective painkillers seem to be habituating.
Not Dave it inhibits ALL prostaglandine production, since it inhibits cox enzyme completely, not partially, thus none of the prostaglandine is made. :)
not quite. After getting into the systemic circulation the aspirin will inevitably reach the stomach (from the ouside). Here it will also inhibit prostaglandins but in the stomach prostaglandins are responsible for maintaining the lining of your stomach. So less prostaglandins means break down of stomach lining which is responsible for protecting your stomach against the acidity. This is why prolonged use of aspirin can cause stomach ulcers and bleeds.
Not quite. After the aspirin enters the systemic circulation it will inevitably reach the stomach (from the outside). Here it will also inhibit the production of prostaglandins. prostaglandins in the stomach are responsible for maintaining the stomach lining which is required for protection against the acid inside the stomach. Therefore less prostaglandins equals breakdown of stomach lining which allows the acid to damage the stomach wall causing stomach ulcers and bleeds
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TH-cam: you wanna see aspirin journey through your body?
Me: meh sure
Crabcore4one Also Hivy 😂😂
explained better in 3 minutes than my pharmacology professor in a whole semester!!!!!!!!!!
Dj mix and
That's a lie man! ...you and I know
I will now imagine my body makes that music as I go through my day.
Lol same
KutWrite: It’s very soothing isn’t it. 😊
Very good
Our body is are whole new world.. Thanks to the raabull-alaamin.
Amazing how complex the human body is. Very interesting and informative.
That's mean a Designer very intelligent behind..
@@OJose6 cant rule noting out. Who knows if we will ever know.
Bkz81 yes we will. He has been revealed to us..regards
I am NOT sure i wanted to know as much as those informations...... Well,,, am NOT a doctor
All praise to the most high
Amen
Lets be honest, you didn’t actually search for this
I searched 😄😄
Lol true
Yeah I did, so get off my back dude.
ok im booored
Pilot Bravo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No one at 2am:
Me: watching how pills dissolve in my body.
Midnight here lol
3am XD
3am here lol
Me at 1.23 am
3:00 am after completing my night study just for escape time
There is nothing more complicated and amazing than the human body which is seriously taken for granted.....
Suresh Peshawaria God designed our body perfectly! How intelligent is our creator! God Bless you in Jesus’ name !
This was perfectly beautiful. I wish I saw this during my nursing pathopharmacology class!
The creator of all life and earth. 100% Thankful.
Not a medical student but so found this very informative and exciting. TH-cam took years to recommend something good.
Not a med student either. I need this to understand how aspirin interacts with natural herbs. I need to get my dad off this drug. It's slowly kylling him.
@@seguise7868 in this case Doctor will be the right person to explain, go for the second opinion, meet more doctors to come to a conclusion.
@@Sachin1197 Thanks, but that's not exactly the right solution. My father has seen many doctors and they all advise the same thing - to stay on the pill. The issue is we aren't at that "progressed level yet" where this pill can be better studied to find solutions for safe interactions with natural remedies. Remember - bigpharma markets their drugs in ways where their products are untouchable and can't be "replaced". That's their end goal. They're not about saving lives, they never were. And it's our job as people to call them out and do more research!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS!
-SO MUCH MAKES SENSE OF WHAT I HAVE LEARNT IN NURSING FUNDAMENTALS, by only taking ONE aspirin! Graphics and music on point.
El cuerpo Humano es maravilloso
Maria Valeria
Nice I love you. ❤
Good luck studying Medical!!
Maria Valeria سلام
Maria Valeria
So does the aspirina make u fat ir skinny
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This is so BEYOND!! Amazing animations and great explanation!! Thankyou so much!! From Indonesia
I'm in Indo, too. Apa kbr?
Good explaination good animation.. We are expecting more videos about our body with animation
Aspirin produce ulcer in stomac. Very bad medicine needs ppl to protect this side effects.unfortunately most of the doctor avoid this matter
Wow, simply amazing, not only how the human body works so efficiently, but how they were able to figure it all out. It makes you wonder why we still get sick at all.
wow what an amazing work with animation and brilliant narrator! ever.
Thank u for the pharmacodynamics of this NSAID
Animation was extremely interested...Good explanation, thanking you ☺
OOH!! THANK YOU FOR THE UP LOAD. AMAZING ASTOUNDING & ASTONISHING!!!! FROM U.K. (2022).
Wow this was an excellent presentation & in simple English! This makes science easier to understand! A very good visualisation of Aspirin going around the human & what Aspirin does, & so on & so forth!
why am i going to school? there should be a "youtube university" or some ish, because you can easily learn everything from k-12 on here and in my opinion way more effectively than some teachers in a classroom. here i can rewatch the lecture over and over. anyway this was highly educational and we need more!
For sure, TH-cam is an open University where one can learn about anything.
my teacher, as an introduction, advised us to watch that movie. Both teachers and the internet must work together ;) then it is our job, as a student, to take the best of them
dude school is so much more than direct learning "2+2" and i know u know that but yea some channels on yt are just way better at teaching some stuff that the school tries and fails at doing
🍺
Beautiful! Thanks.
You are beautiful lady....😊
please make more like this,it's just pure love.
Very interesting, nicely explained, very useful and easy to understanding!
Thank you for informative video. 👍
This is so informative and beautiful. 😍
Great work!
It might be helpful for my pharmacology exam tomorrow!
Wow, thank you Gentleman!👍💐👏
Amazing animation, for me this is the best wayto learn, Thank you from Colombia!.
Wow! Absolutely fascinating to see how amazing our bodies are. The narrators voice is familiar, anyone?
This is brilliant.Thank you! I only wish it was longer and explained blood thinning and ototoxicity.
me too
Awesome! Thank you for this very simple explanation.
Well done program. From Sheffield, so you know its good!
I'm loving TH-cam's new recommendations.
I don't NEED to study this is interesting
Awesome animation and explanation really love it thank you
Thanks, How beautiful it is.
Clear presentation. Thank you so much.
Woohhhaa......
More than Billion dollar mechanism,
Nature.... thanks
"And on the earth are signs for the certain [in faith]; And in yourselves. Then will you not see?" (Quran 51:20-21).
"We will show them Our signs in the horizons and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that it is the truth. But is it not sufficient concerning your Lord that He is, over all things, a Witness?" (Quran 41:53).
Thank God.
Thank god, the one who caused nature
This video literally demands all other TH-cam channels to be deleted!
This is how your teach!
Thank you, always wondered how it worked and get past the liver and kidneys!
Remarkable triumphs of Science!!! We r living in a world that belongs to Science!!!!Aspirin has saved many valuable lives!¡ Beutiful presentstion!!love frm India !! Subscribed!!!Thank u!!!
The liver is a truly amazing organ in it's ability to modify and transform molecules in order to make attempt to reduce their foreign effects. It makes you think of how such an intricate and complex organic device can be created by nature, It's like a mini computerized chemical processor with sets of algorithms designed to deal with a host of many complex molecular compounds. Where did it learn these functions?
God is real. :)
Result of evolution through natural selection over billions of years.
Billions of years? Havent modern humans been around for like 200,000 years with our ancestors 6 million years ago.
Indeed, but what about mammals before? Indeed, it took billions of years, from the first prototype of a liver in an animal, to us
videoclipits God made it !
Beautiful thank you.
nice
just brilliant - thank you.
The greatest explanation. Thank you so much.
well explained I wish this was available when I was in school. definitely more interesting that listening to my teacher said read .at least I get to see how it works.Thank you
Good ah sheaths keep hhakhgs
How can people have the NERVE to dislike this video. It’s so good to know this stuff 🙄🙄
SUGAR-3-ME -: It’s most probably those who are too ignorant and illiterate to understand what this video is illustrating.
ll विनी शर्मा ll I’m glad you agree and yes very true
People just get a kick out if disliking things
Awesome video. .... great great work👏👏👏
Top Notch!!! Explanation and animation are the best I've seen...I will be referencing your channel during nursing school...you can bet on that....thank for your hard work.
woow this was really aspirin'
Art of God. It’s fascinating how complexly God has designed human body. I can’t be more thankful to God.
I agree. It is amazing to see how the human body works. You can't see all this creation around and not believe God the designer. Scientists have no excuse
Gods are crude childish fictions made by simple stone age fools....
@@justicetruth3437gods are works of fiction made by simple stone age fools.
Visually stunning !
Absolutely brilliant!
3 year old video blessed by the TH-cam Gods.
Ahh, this reminds me of my AP anatomy class
Excellent video. The graphics make understanding very easy.
Thanks a million times for making such an amazing video. I'm a pharmacology teacher it will help my students so much
Good job carry on
This video is uncomfortably interesting
Great explanation of how the body tries to protect itself from potential toxins.
This channel should be most viewed n subscribed
Something's missing - how does aspirin thins the blood?
dima9917 It doesn’t literally thin the blood. It stops an enzyme in the platelet cells and therefore they can’t bind together properly, this avoids in some significant manner the clogging of arteries.
Cool! I have been taking 2 aspirin a day for 25yrs. I'm healthy. Had colonoscopy, the whole physical rhoutine. I'm clean. STS 🤗
How old are you? 81mg?
Absolutely excellent!
MORE!! THIS IS BRILLIANT!!
Our body is so complex and amazing in its functional intelligence. It blows my mind to think this was a result from a mere fluke or a chance. The human body is just one of millions of example of complex design I must include and they all just came from a mere fluke. That's not easy to digest sorry.
For sure! It makes no sense to believe that. But this video is a proof that we have been designed by God and not by chance.
Can i use this video in classroom? I`m a science professor, my students will love it.
MORE FILMS LIKE THIS PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!
I love this video. So informative and intriguing!
They forgot the part where the ulcers fug up your stomach
Nathan Sifuentez what does that mean ? Pls explain.!
HAHAHAAHA so funnnnny
--So aspirin get into cells passively, not actively. And crosses the blood brain barrier.
-What fraction is defecated?
-It would be nice to see a plot of concentration on blood vs time.
Depends on lots of things like how much acid is in the stomach, metabolic rate in the liver. Each person is different
Well done! Thanks for the video!
Дуже важливо знати, дякую вам за працю
Just watchin this because
Science
Eva Ramirez That’s a goddamn achievement!
If aspirin blocks the production of prostaglandin, why doesn't it completely numb all pain? Is it only able to block some of the prosaglandin or are there other mechanisms responsible for pain at play?
You expect that answered on a You Tube Video comments section? :D ..Pain is very complex.. and there are many different painkillers available, depending on the type of pain..''nerve pain'' is the most difficult to treat, [sciatic nerve &c] and the most effective painkillers seem to be habituating.
Evolution or God that’s why he’s always amazing
Not Dave It blocks COX2, thus inhibiting prostaglandins because prostaglandins are responsible for inflammation and pain
Not Dave it inhibits ALL prostaglandine production, since it inhibits cox enzyme completely, not partially, thus none of the prostaglandine is made. :)
This was amazing, I wish I could watch this version for Alcohol.
Now I feel like a doctor, thanks
Oh, so this is how my headache goes away after taking Excedrin.
Abeyyy gadhe headache k liye na use kar - aspirin
Who else was feelin on themselves while watching this
Mo Fode Ummm. no. lol. eww
simply amazing! TNX!!
Basic Pharmacology
Ph kinetics n dynamics.this is the best example in knowing about what drugs does to the body .
well explained in short duration.
''The small intestine walls'' are not the lumen. The lumen is the space, the inside of the organ. Really nice vid anyway!
JEAN-CHRISTOPHE SICOTTE-BRISSON
@@birlenshongsampar5892
That's their name, don't wear it out.
Very nicely explained.
Thanks
Awesome video!!! Thank you so much
It boggles the mind how much we know about how the body works.
who designed that system ? simplify it !
Who’s watching in 2020 ;)
I went to that university.thats my home town sheffield. informative video thank you sharing.
Very good...keep making such knowledgeable videos.
Why I’m I high af watching this
Allah ki behtateen paidaish Insan
Very useful video, pure pharmacology
thank you very much for this useful information.
Good lord this baffled me @God is great
Human body is extreme and complex machine.
Amazing explanation
Amazing and so beautiful
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
TH-cam:LET'S PUT THAT VIDEO TO RECOMMENDATIONS
Fck of
2:50 ....buccalli = through the cheek. I’d never heard of it, 😛
And all without harm to the stomach, fantastic!
not quite. After getting into the systemic circulation the aspirin will inevitably reach the stomach (from the ouside). Here it will also inhibit prostaglandins but in the stomach prostaglandins are responsible for maintaining the lining of your stomach. So less prostaglandins means break down of stomach lining which is responsible for protecting your stomach against the acidity. This is why prolonged use of aspirin can cause stomach ulcers and bleeds.
Not quite. After the aspirin enters the systemic circulation it will inevitably reach the stomach (from the outside). Here it will also inhibit the production of prostaglandins. prostaglandins in the stomach are responsible for maintaining the stomach lining which is required for protection against the acid inside the stomach. Therefore less prostaglandins equals breakdown of stomach lining which allows the acid to damage the stomach wall causing stomach ulcers and bleeds
This puts my curiosity in perspective thanks